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Well yeah, it's not much of a sport if there's no one left driving. (Some might say it's not much of a sport anyway, but it seems popular.)
by eterm 11y ago
Well yeah, it's not much of a sport if there's no one left driving.
(Some might say it's not much of a sport anyway, but it seems popular.)
- kayoone 11y ago> Some might say it's not much of a sport anyway, but it seems popular Yeah, that is another argument. Not many people understand that driving a F1 car is hugely physically challenging though and drivers need to be in top shape. Us mere mortals would be exhausted after 2 laps and could not hold our head straight for even one high speed corner.
- semi-extrinsic 11y agoNever mind that we wouldn't have the technique and balls to be able to drive around one high speed corner. Watch Richard Hammond, who's spent more time than 99.9% of us driving fast cars round racetracks, spend an entire day and not getting it quite right: https://youtu.be/EGUZJVY-sHo https://youtu.be/EGUZJVY-sHo
- ricardobeat 11y agoExactly. Anyone who has driven a go-kart in an open track knows how incredibly tough and exhausting that is already, I can't even imagine scaling those forces to 300km/h+.