Animation about how F1 front brakes work
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This is a video showcasing how the front brakes work.
The front brakes still operate conventionally; where the driver pushes the pedal with a force of 160Kg.
The rear brakes however, have an additional master cylinder which is electronically controlled. Therefore, during braking, fluid is moved through the rear master cylinder as normal, however the MGU-K then determines the amount of pressure applied to the rear caliper’s
How many minit to stop car
I once drove a very old truck that was breaking the same way????????????????
After applying the brake pedal it was taking about 2 seconds before the brakes actually engaged????????????????
Next generation will ask the pilot for confirmation "are you sure you want to sllow down" and cheek if the driver is human????????????????
so it's just like everey other hydraulic break
Literally exactly the same as a normal road car ????
Damn it's long break
Just like my toyota
how about the power distribution?
Wow! Mind blowing ???? ????
How many months to make this?
So they don't stop immediately when in a corner?(I am new to f1)
F1 brakes require serious force to activate, fascinating stuff!
F1 brakes need 100kg force to work properly. That's some serious power!
The oil is always there inside the tube, just the pressure changes
То есть как на обычной машине…
Explain science through your this type of animated vedios….. You'll help students a lot and also you'll get too much views