- 20 Jan 11, 21:59#235557
Rising number one of Formula 1, Juan - Juan, one wonders should Juan only win one Formula 1 one year, would Juan have won that one in round one, Juan??
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Jose Lorca wrote:I love F1, Thats why I spend a bit of my time on the hanger straight at silverstone just to experiance that at such close range.good call

Jabberwocky wrote:I suppose the different lines of the non F1 cars are to do with the dynamics of that car, where as an F1 car is very similar to each other in weight distribution, down force, grip etc. Where as the Caterham 7 and the Porsche etc will have totally different characteristics
f1ea wrote:You can't be serious?
Further insight into that whole "racing line" issue on F1 crashes and so on...... Watching F1 for a long time makes people believe that there is a racing line. There is no such thing. Racing lines overlap because the cars are very similar, but... there is no such thing.
texasmr2 wrote:eh.... yup. I think....f1ea wrote:You can't be serious?
Further insight into that whole "racing line" issue on F1 crashes and so on...... Watching F1 for a long time makes people believe that there is a racing line. There is no such thing. Racing lines overlap because the cars are very similar, but... there is no such thing.
Do you actually understand, nix that, comprehend what a 'racing line' is?
f1ea wrote:Ok let me get this straight, you believe the 'racing line' around a track is the one that should only be followed by certain types of cars? Dude you have apparently never racedtexasmr2 wrote:eh.... yup. I think....f1ea wrote:You can't be serious?
Further insight into that whole "racing line" issue on F1 crashes and so on...... Watching F1 for a long time makes people believe that there is a racing line. There is no such thing. Racing lines overlap because the cars are very similar, but... there is no such thing.
Do you actually understand, nix that, comprehend what a 'racing line' is?
And by understanding what it is, you should also understand it is not a specific "place" in the track, but rather a dynamic concept.
texasmr2 wrote:Ok let me get this straight, you believe the 'racing line' around a track is the one that should only be followed by certain types of cars? Dude you have apparently never racedThe racing line will change depending on tire wear, weight and how the car is set up. It is affected by the brakes and affected by the available downforce... in all cars these SHOULD be different. Hence... their racing line should be different as well. Not only different from one car to another, but also from one time to another.......... if you think the racing line is the quickest line accross that track and that it is 'tattooed' on the track, then you will always be struggling for pace. The racing line is the quickest line via that track, I can't believe your disputing this fact based merely upon the car?
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