Did you see at Gateway when Dario and Paul Tracy got together, Dario
kept on the gas, slid around at what, 150?, with about a 20 degree
oversteer slip angle and got back on the racing line? I've saved
myself once or twice at dubai (theuspits.com) that way on the compound
corner. Dang cool. Why does it work? I suppose you're transfering
weight to the rear by trying to accelerate, and also the larger slip
angle in the back increases lateral force there, right? Love it.
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Yes, he was on the gas and practically shredding a tire
with wheel spin. I was just about to tell my wife..who hates
all forms of racing..even simulated..that the two green cars
were teammates and they had wrecked before...when Paul got
slowed by traffic I stopped and said...lookout these two will
wreck...:)
dave henrie
The extra "grip" of two flexing butt-cheeks and the "aero" downforce
generated by the inhalation of the sphincter area helped as well.
-JH-
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> And don't forget the element of fear. That can help too! > >Dang cool. Why does it work? I suppose you're transfering > >weight to the rear by trying to accelerate, and also the larger slip > >angle in the back increases lateral force there, right? Love it. > Rob > ------ > Witty Comment > Interesting Advert > Funny ImageQuoted text (18 lines)
>The extra "grip" of two flexing butt-cheeks and the "aero" downforce >generated by the inhalation of the sphincter area helped as well. >-JH- >> And don't forget the element of fear. That can help too! >> >Dang cool. Why does it work? I suppose you're transfering >> >weight to the rear by trying to accelerate, and also the larger slip >> >angle in the back increases lateral force there, right? Love it. >> Rob >> ------ >> Witty Comment >> Interesting Advert >> Funny ImageI was ROFL when that happened...oh man, I start to crack up just thinking
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>>The extra "grip" of two flexing butt-cheeks and the "aero" downforce
>>generated by the inhalation of the sphincter area helped as well.
>>-JH-
>>> And don't forget the element of fear. That can help too!
>>> >Dang cool. Why does it work? I suppose you're transfering
>>> >weight to the rear by trying to accelerate, and also the larger slip
>>> >angle in the back increases lateral force there, right? Love it.
>>> Rob
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>I think the fact that he didn't want to face Tracy in the infield hospital
>might have had something to do with it<vbg>. Dario figured the only way he
>could save face was to put the car on the podium, then Barry Green couldn't
>yell at him too much.
>-don
Hmmm.... From where I was it looked like the accident was more Tracy's
fault..?
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"There's never enough time to do all the nothing you want"
(Calvin & Hobbes)
Here's my take on what happened. See if you all agree:
-Dario gets a run on Paul.
-Ariel view shows Dario pulling his front wheels ahead of
Paul's front wing on the straight.
-Paul is defending and pushes Dario way down to the inside
of the straight (which he has a right to do).
-Dario backs off earlier than Paul because he's so far inside.
-Paul backs off later trying to retake the corner.
-Paul doesn't leave Dario more than a whisker's extra room, if that.
-Dario is *** the brakes and has his left wheels on the
white line entering.
-Dario puts his left wheels on the rumble strips and comes up
by about 1 foot as a result.
-Since Paul is leaving just a whisker's room, they touch sending
Paul into the wall and Dario spinning.
In my opinion, this accident was Paul's fault for defending too
agressively and leaving Dario no room to maneuver. Dario made
a completely legitimate move on Paul. He got his wheels ahead and
should expect a bit of professional consideration. He got little
to none and they crashed.
Just my opinions. They could be wrong. But, then again, so
could yours.
-Chris-
---Two wheels are better
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>>I think the fact that he didn't want to face Tracy in the infield hospital >>might have had something to do with it<vbg>. Dario figured the only way he >>could save face was to put the car on the podium, then Barry Green couldn't >>yell at him too much. >Hmmm.... From where I was it looked like the accident was more Tracy's >fault..? >-- >Cheers! >Graeme Nash >http://www.karisma1.demon.co.uk >ICQ# 11257824Thats exactly how i saw it,i couldnt of explained it as well as you
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