M3, M5... Step Aside... M this...
The drink button is actually attached to a lightweight pump attached to an aircooled water bladder for the driver to take a sip from if he's thirsty... remember, they're under several layers of nomex and driving suit, and a helmet... it gets blimmin hot and you sweat under there... they need water to keep a) conscious b) aware c) un-thirsty
Serious question now...
I've always wondered why F1 cars dont run a lower profile. Does anyone know a legitimate answer as to why F1 tires are built as they are. I'm sure with all the money put into research and design that these are most likely the best tires on the planet to put on a car that pull and corners as hard as these cars go. but still........why the "fluffy" tires?
just a question thats all.
I've always wondered why F1 cars dont run a lower profile. Does anyone know a legitimate answer as to why F1 tires are built as they are. I'm sure with all the money put into research and design that these are most likely the best tires on the planet to put on a car that pull and corners as hard as these cars go. but still........why the "fluffy" tires?
just a question thats all.
Originally posted by LordVagabond
The drink button is actually attached to a lightweight pump attached to an aircooled water bladder for the driver to take a sip from if he's thirsty... remember, they're under several layers of nomex and driving suit, and a helmet... it gets blimmin hot and you sweat under there... they need water to keep a) conscious b) aware c) un-thirsty
The drink button is actually attached to a lightweight pump attached to an aircooled water bladder for the driver to take a sip from if he's thirsty... remember, they're under several layers of nomex and driving suit, and a helmet... it gets blimmin hot and you sweat under there... they need water to keep a) conscious b) aware c) un-thirsty









