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As a racer I have to wonder; do the people coding and developing these cars even know what is possible when an expert is at the controls of a car? I'm not sayi
by RaceWon 8y ago
As a racer I have to wonder; do the people coding and developing these cars even know what is possible when an expert is at the controls of a car?
I'm not saying that to be reasonably safe and/or viable these cars need to be piloted at a level akin to say a Mozart on the violin or a Peart on the drums, however that level of Genius is achievable. So again I ask: do you think the brain trust behind the R&D has any inkling of precision driving on the edge of adhesion? After all, it does rain and snow out on the Boulevard.
BTW this is what a virtuoso can do in the most difficult car there is to drive, a Grand Prix car. And yeah, I loved the guy... so I picked a vid with some fluff.
"https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n9qZu7h5ys0" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n9qZu7h5ys0"
- phyller 8y agoI imagine that sports cars or modified cars will have a little switch where you can turn off all computer controls.