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in case of f1 cars the road surface is even and it does not consists of stones and pebbles and also f1 has to maintain a high grip with road surface but in case of ordinary tyres they r to be driven in rough areas n also surfaces which r uneven so to adjust itself and balance vehicle at variable speeds in such uneven surface .
hence many times v see small atones suck into the grooves
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