Miguel1994
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F1 - 2012
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Miguel1994
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Eu diria que ajudam a levantar o carro.
Bj40
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Miguel1994
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Fantástico!
Parecem os tipos da McLaren..
Enganas-te, são melhores!
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Ele estava a ser irónico [
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Sobre os mecânicos do meio, claramente o de cima está a dar um kiss de boa sorte no capacete.
]Sobre os mecânicos do meio, claramente o de cima está a dar um kiss de boa sorte no capacete.
Bj40
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Eu estava a ironizar.. Pensei que era claro depois das peripécias que a McLaren tem proporcionado nas boxes.
edit: Já vi a sequência umas 40x seguidas, é simplesmente fantástico. apr
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Flyingsauce
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Aqui está um interessante artigo que fala (ainda que sem entrar no pormenor) acerca do trabalho de bastidores que a Ferrari levou a cabo para maximizar o momento dos pit stops.
Ferrari reckons Formula 1 pitstops cannot get any faster - F1 news - AUTOSPORT.com
Ferrari reckons Formula 1 pitstops cannot get any faster - F1 news - AUTOSPORT.com
Miguel1994
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Eu estava a ironizar.. Pensei que era claro depois das peripécias que a McLaren tem proporcionado nas boxes.
edit: Já vi a sequência umas 40x seguidas, é simplesmente fantástico. apr
Estava a ver se me metia contigo.
Não leves a mal.
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vsr200
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Ainda bem que colocaram esta imagem, isto é fantastico.
Segui a corrida com o livetiming e o Alonso na via das boxes andava na casa dos 19s quando os outros andavam nos 20s, 21s... 22s.
Para além de rapidos a trocarem os pneus ainda afinam as asas da frente, fenomenal.
Quanto aos dois mecanicos no centro se for pela razão que penso isso é genial.
Eles estão a segurar o carro para ele não tombar!!!!!
Como os macacos são centrais o carro pode tombar para um dos lados e dificultar a troca de pneus nesse lado, assim o carro fica direitinho apr
Valium
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Ainda bem que colocaram esta imagem, isto é fantastico.
Segui a corrida com o livetiming e o Alonso na via das boxes andava na casa dos 19s quando os outros andavam nos 20s, 21s... 22s.
Para além de rapidos a trocarem os pneus ainda afinam as asas da frente, fenomenal.
Quanto aos dois mecanicos no centro se for pela razão que penso isso é genial.
Eles estão a segurar o carro para ele não tombar!!!!!
Como os macacos são centrais o carro pode tombar para um dos lados e dificultar a troca de pneus nesse lado, assim o carro fica direitinho apr
Realmente dá essa ideia, de estarem a aparar o carro. [
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Esta paragem foi 3,5 segundos mas já a fizeram em 2,9 segundos.
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Exactamente! Bastante melhores, a Mclaren está a descobrir o quão difícil é ter um sistema igual ao da Ferrari, umas páginas atrás mostrei os segredos para as paragens tão rápidas.
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Um está a verificar a entrada de ar superior, o outro ainda não descortinei. O sistema luminoso que dá a luz verde está directamente ligado às pistolas que apertam as rodas, quando a última deixa de estar em contacto com a porca o sistema fica automaticamente verde.
PrimitiveUser
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Desculpa a ignorância... Mas que luz verde?[
Algumas equipas usam o vulgo lollipop, outras usam um sistema luminoso:
lollipop:
Sistema luminoso:
JapunaTT
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Frank Williams says Pastor Maldonado was always the real deal
Pastor MaldonadoFrank Williams says Pastor Maldonado is worthy of a place at his team even without the considerable backing he brings, judging by his performance at the Spanish Grand Prix.
Maldonado delivered a surprise victory at Barcelona on Sunday, as he withstood race-long pressure from Fernando Alonso to end Williams' eight-year victory drought.
And although it is no secret that Maldonado owes his place at the Grove-based outfit to the backing that Venezuelan oil company PDVSA brings - this year it is paying £29.4 million - Williams says that his driver is the real deal.
When asked if Maldonado was only at Williams in the first place because of money, Williams said: "Yeah, he was to some extent. I'm not denying that. But if we thought he'd been a wanker, he wouldn't have got in the team no matter how much money he had.
"He did a very sensible job in GP2 and he fully deserves to be in the team with or without the dosh. The truth is that if you haven't got the dosh, you can't go Formula 1 racing.
"But we've got a real racing driver as well. I am just astonished by the way he just controlled himself, and didn't make a mistake at all."
Williams is well aware that there was plenty of opportunity for Maldonado to have slipped up on Sunday, especially because it was the first time he had been in a position to win.
"When a driver who has not led before and is out in front, he tends to make a mistake," explained Williams. "But from what I saw, he didn't come near it. He was calm on the radio the entire time. Given what we have seen in GP2 and F1 qualifying, he's very skilful.
"It's the first race he's led and led and led and, as the race goes on, you become under more pressure to not think about the podium, not think about what your mother's going to say, and not think how much the prize money is going to be.
"So you think don't crash, don't make mistakes, brake a little bit earlier, and look after it. That's what you've got to do and that's what he did."
Williams believes that Maldonado could go on to deliver more success in the future, especially because he thinks the driver is outperforming the machinery at the moment.
Speaking about Maldonado's potential, Williams said: "It could be very considerable indeed. We certainly couldn't say we've got a winning car. We've got a very good car, and we'd be sad to lose him."
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Pastor MaldonadoFrank Williams says Pastor Maldonado is worthy of a place at his team even without the considerable backing he brings, judging by his performance at the Spanish Grand Prix.
Maldonado delivered a surprise victory at Barcelona on Sunday, as he withstood race-long pressure from Fernando Alonso to end Williams' eight-year victory drought.
And although it is no secret that Maldonado owes his place at the Grove-based outfit to the backing that Venezuelan oil company PDVSA brings - this year it is paying £29.4 million - Williams says that his driver is the real deal.
When asked if Maldonado was only at Williams in the first place because of money, Williams said: "Yeah, he was to some extent. I'm not denying that. But if we thought he'd been a wanker, he wouldn't have got in the team no matter how much money he had.
"He did a very sensible job in GP2 and he fully deserves to be in the team with or without the dosh. The truth is that if you haven't got the dosh, you can't go Formula 1 racing.
"But we've got a real racing driver as well. I am just astonished by the way he just controlled himself, and didn't make a mistake at all."
Williams is well aware that there was plenty of opportunity for Maldonado to have slipped up on Sunday, especially because it was the first time he had been in a position to win.
"When a driver who has not led before and is out in front, he tends to make a mistake," explained Williams. "But from what I saw, he didn't come near it. He was calm on the radio the entire time. Given what we have seen in GP2 and F1 qualifying, he's very skilful.
"It's the first race he's led and led and led and, as the race goes on, you become under more pressure to not think about the podium, not think about what your mother's going to say, and not think how much the prize money is going to be.
"So you think don't crash, don't make mistakes, brake a little bit earlier, and look after it. That's what you've got to do and that's what he did."
Williams believes that Maldonado could go on to deliver more success in the future, especially because he thinks the driver is outperforming the machinery at the moment.
Speaking about Maldonado's potential, Williams said: "It could be very considerable indeed. We certainly couldn't say we've got a winning car. We've got a very good car, and we'd be sad to lose him."
autosport.com - the authority on Formula One, F1, MotoGP, WRC, IndyCar, GP2, F2, Le Mans, NASCAR and more
JRodrigues
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A McLaren tb tem um mecânico a "segurar" no carro..
SilverArrow
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E já agora essa imagem é para mostrar o q? Que raio está aquele mecânico a fazer?