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Watch this video, particularly the brake pressure in the last half of the lap: https://youtu.be/eloZhdIyyv0?t=69 https://youtu.be/eloZhdIyyv0?t=69 It is true
by Shorel 7y ago
Watch this video, particularly the brake pressure in the last half of the lap:
https://youtu.be/eloZhdIyyv0?t=69 https://youtu.be/eloZhdIyyv0?t=69
It is true that the braking plot-line looks a bit like an step function, but it never is, there's a huge difference between taking half a second to press the brake and it being machine-like and taking just some milliseconds.
It is even more pronounced when releasing the brake pedal. There you can always see a slope.
- sandworm101 7y agoYa, slope, not half-way braking. Applying or releasing a pedal smoothly is different than braking at 50%. The pedal always moves quickly between 0 and 100. You don't see the driver braking into some corners at 50% and others at 75%. If the driver only pushes the pedal to 50% and then backs off, that is almost certainly a mistake. Throttle is variable. Braking is all-or-nothing.
- Shorel 7y agoI would argue the pedal was pressed 60%, 30%, 40%, and 80% in the last four pressings. Honestly, watch the video.