F1: Button Pushing for Closed Cockpits
- Thread starter Chris
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I was just sitting here wondering which type of wipers they'll use exactly. We've seen how many visors rip-offs the drivers use during races, so obviously the canopies or whatever will intercept all this dirt and more. And also when it rains... In either scenario, visibility will become a lot less.
Clearly this concept needs a helluva lot of thinking through - you don't want something that will cause more dangers than those it prevents. If this part can be solved, then it's a no-brainer.
@aka2k if safety makes F1 boring for you, then maybe it isn't the sport for you.
Clearly this concept needs a helluva lot of thinking through - you don't want something that will cause more dangers than those it prevents. If this part can be solved, then it's a no-brainer.
@aka2k if safety makes F1 boring for you, then maybe it isn't the sport for you.
Brent Mills
Brent Mills
what about instead of a canopy, a tube cage like offroad buggy's use? This would mean there's no problem with picked up dirt or rain whilst still protecting the driver from large pieces of debris. Obviously this would seriously affect aero, but I'm sure the engineers could come up with something pretty efficient and if it's mandatory then it's a level playing field.
If the risks are too high for you, then maybe it isn't the sport for you.
I'm not even gonna reply to that, because telling you the truth about that statement will get me banned.
@Ho3n3r
If I fall asleep within a couple of laps, definitely it's not my sport. Can't watch a sport for being safe. Don't want to see drivers dying - that's how F1 died in 1994 - but I'm sure safety can't the first and foremost reason for a sport. Otherwise, if safety was the most important thing, I'd watch people playing chess. Well... I was going to say curling at first, but that's actually a pretty fun sport.
If I fall asleep within a couple of laps, definitely it's not my sport. Can't watch a sport for being safe. Don't want to see drivers dying - that's how F1 died in 1994 - but I'm sure safety can't the first and foremost reason for a sport. Otherwise, if safety was the most important thing, I'd watch people playing chess. Well... I was going to say curling at first, but that's actually a pretty fun sport.
