CRAZY video of F1 Car Overtaking And DRIFTING!
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Here's the link:
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=5217651788340294554
Enjoy! And leave comments
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Originally posted by blurberry:Here's the link:
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=5217651788340294554
Enjoy! And leave comments -
Piquet had the superior car that year. Senna has got some skills. He managed to overtake cleanly, whereas Piquet, in my opinion, got the car too sideways into the corner. In an era of slicks, u might get away with it, but my opinion is that the drifting was more a desperate measure and a slight mistake, because Piquet outbraked himself into the corner. In modern era Formula 1, he wouldn't get away with it, the tyres would give and he'd just understeer straight on.
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wheres yr piakOriginally posted by skeujin: -
Yeah...Originally posted by HENG@:Piquet had the superior car that year. Senna has got some skills. He managed to overtake cleanly, whereas Piquet, in my opinion, got the car too sideways into the corner. In an era of slicks, u might get away with it, but my opinion is that the drifting was more a desperate measure and a slight mistake, because Piquet outbraked himself into the corner. In modern era Formula 1, he wouldn't get away with it, the tyres would give and he'd just understeer straight on.
During that era when mechanical grip dominates, the cars have not got little wings and sidepod wings and airbox wings all over the place, the cars become less aero sensitive, and can be pitched and slide..
And when you consider Piquet probably had one hand on his gear lever as well it kind of take it to another level of car control
With the amount of downforce now, the cars, if they pitch, lose so much aero grip, they just spin out..
Maybe that F1 w@nker boss should bring back manual gearboxes and do away with traction control and lets have some racing as in days of yore..
Piquet is so often forgotten round these parts Good to know someone cares
Equally impressive is also that Hakkinen pass over that oh-not-so-good Shoemaker at Spa 2000, considering that he is up against arguably one of the greatest F1 driver -
piquet was great, but honestly car control is still senna. hakkinen is probably more talented compared to schumacher. But one of the biggest talents ever in F1 must be jim clark. what a pity he's gone.Originally posted by blurberry:Yeah...
During that era when mechanical grip dominates, the cars have not got little wings and sidepod wings and airbox wings all over the place, the cars become less aero sensitive, and can be pitched and slide..
And when you consider Piquet probably had one hand on his gear lever as well it kind of take it to another level of car control
With the amount of downforce now, the cars, if they pitch, lose so much aero grip, they just spin out..
Maybe that F1 w@nker boss should bring back manual gearboxes and do away with traction control and lets have some racing as in days of yore..
Piquet is so often forgotten round these parts Good to know someone cares
Equally impressive is also that Hakkinen pass over that oh-not-so-good Shoemaker at Spa 2000, considering that he is up against arguably one of the greatest F1 driver -
PIAK tau huay...!Originally posted by AE86tofu:wheres yr piak -
Oh heck,
Just for the record & memory, let's rewind ourselves back, sit back, and enjoy this interesting clip of Mika Hakkinen
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-8285579045634791613
Look carefully & see that "dirty" trick done by that Shoemaker, but hell, it's legal anyway
Gotta love Mika talking though at the end...
"I loved it, not sure if the Michael did"
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BEAUUUUUTIFUL!Originally posted by blurberry:Oh heck,
Just for the record & memory, let's rewind ourselves back, sit back, and enjoy this interesting clip of Mika Hakkinen
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-8285579045634791613
Look carefully & see that "dirty" trick done by that Shoemaker, but hell, it's legal anyway
Gotta love Mika talking though at the end...
"I loved it, not sure if the Michael did"
anyways im not sure it was entirely legal what MS did. it seemed to me to be TWO moves, not one. -
Now since I'm on it....perhaps this video will surely get the high adrenaline back into us again, and hoping this kind of intense battle will re-surface again this coming F1 season....
Wishful thinking, I might say.....
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-7824660956571032351 &q=gilles
Un-f***ing-believable! -
would this be the gilles vs arnoux video? the legendary last 3 laps?Originally posted by blurberry:Now since I'm on it....perhaps this video will surely get the high adrenaline back into us again, and hoping this kind of intense battle will re-surface again this coming F1 season....
Wishful thinking, I might say.....
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-7824660956571032351 &q=gilles
Un-f***ing-believable!