All things Formula 1 (Spoiler alert may contain race results)
#22
Thread Starter
Just a reminder and to get this topic back to the top of the forum, Qualifying Saturday morning at 4:00 AM with the race Sunday morning at 3:30 AM on NBC sports network.
Off to the next meeting.
Later,
HA!rry
Off to the next meeting.
Later,
HA!rry
#24
Wonder how much of a chewing out Massa will get for not following team orders to let Bottas pass him late in the race. Not doing so probably cost Williams a couple of points.
#28
Been watching F1 on and off since my first visit to the Glen in '72.
Back then it was a blood sport and the cars were produced in sophisticated garages. Passion and talent overcame common sense for the drivers.
Today, the teams are small aerospace companies and the steering wheel has got 30 buttons for the driver to use. Pilots survive incredible accidents.
Imho, it's getting way too complicated and politically correct.
But I'll still watch
Back then it was a blood sport and the cars were produced in sophisticated garages. Passion and talent overcame common sense for the drivers.
Today, the teams are small aerospace companies and the steering wheel has got 30 buttons for the driver to use. Pilots survive incredible accidents.
Imho, it's getting way too complicated and politically correct.
But I'll still watch
#29
Here is an interesting page on Brembo's braking calculations for Bahrain. Quite a lot of detail here. 5G's braking force!
Oops the link didn't take, copy and paste sorry
http://www.scribd.com/doc/216134053/...la-One-preview
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Oops the link didn't take, copy and paste sorry
http://www.scribd.com/doc/216134053/...la-One-preview
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#30
Former Moderator
Here is an interesting page on Brembo's braking calculations for Bahrain. Quite a lot of detail here. 5G's braking force!
Oops the link didn't take, copy and paste sorry
http://www.scribd.com/doc/216134053/...la-One-preview
Fixed
Oops the link didn't take, copy and paste sorry
http://www.scribd.com/doc/216134053/...la-One-preview
Fixed