Last-ever time Formula 1 car to utilize the "steel" brake discs to date

[theriusDR3]

I know Formula 1 already mandated the carbon-carbon brake discs for the long time and carbon-carbon is efficient than steel.

Can you tell me please the last-ever time Formula 1 car to utilize the "steel" brake discs to date?

[saviour stivala]

I know Formula 1 already mandated the carbon-carbon brake discs for the long time and carbon-carbon is efficient than steel.

Can you tell me please the last-ever time Formula 1 car to utilize the "steel" brake discs to date?

It is said that the 'last time' steel discs were used in FI was in the early 1980. But I am sure that Alex Zanardi driving for William much later than that, was using steel discs because he struggled/had difficulty adapting to the Williams FW21 carbon ceramic brakes, and I believe that was in 1999

[CMSMJ1]

I know Formula 1 already mandated the carbon-carbon brake discs for the long time and carbon-carbon is efficient than steel.

Can you tell me please the last-ever time Formula 1 car to utilize the "steel" brake discs to date?

It is said that the 'last time' steel discs were used in FI was in the early 1980. But I am sure that Alex Zanardi driving for William much later than that, was using steel discs because he struggled/had difficulty adapting to the Williams FW21 carbon ceramic brakes, and I believe that was in 1999

I would have said the same - recal that Alex was having a nightmare season and that he could not get the feel with the carbon brakes so Williams tried the steel discs

[Tommy Cookers]

I know Formula 1 already mandated the carbon-carbon brake discs for the long time and carbon-carbon is efficient than steel.
Can you tell me please the last-ever time Formula 1 car to utilize the "steel" brake discs to date?

It is said that the 'last time' steel discs were used in FI was in the early 1980. But I am sure that Alex Zanardi driving for William much later than that, was using steel discs because he struggled/had difficulty adapting to the Williams FW21 carbon ceramic brakes, and I believe that was in 1999

'steel' discs are of course cast iron

[saviour stivala]

I know Formula 1 already mandated the carbon-carbon brake discs for the long time and carbon-carbon is efficient than steel.
Can you tell me please the last-ever time Formula 1 car to utilize the "steel" brake discs to date?

It is said that the 'last time' steel discs were used in FI was in the early 1980. But I am sure that Alex Zanardi driving for William much later than that, was using steel discs because he struggled/had difficulty adapting to the Williams FW21 carbon ceramic brakes, and I believe that was in 1999

'steel' discs are of course cast iron

You are of course technically correct, Steel is a generic terminology. Steel is a common term for metallic disc brakes.