That is critical if Ferrari is having such failures when they have equipment malfunctions causing a driver to not retain enough water to finish a race in the Miami heat. As you can see after the race many drivers were pouring the water from their drinking bottles over their heads. What if that system error affected his breathing during the race?
So Leclerc would have a hard time retaining proper oxygen levels during the race from the G-Force pressure produced by the speeds these cars achieve?
So Leclerc would have a hard time retaining proper oxygen levels during the race from the G-Force pressure produced by the speeds these cars achieve?
Of course, I totally agree. Ferrari had this kind of malfunctions before as well. There has been a long time and they are still unable to fix these problems.
Maybe Leclerc somehow managed here but this wouldn't always happen. It is risking the health of the driver quite much. Vasseur should warn his crew about the importance of this situation.Quote
Thanks for contributing some useful information for the rest of us F1 fans that actually care about these facts and not just the outcome for their bets or pool results.
You're welcome.
I find this kind of details interesting and important too. In the end F1 isn't all about who won etc.. I like the commentators who give this kind of details instead of doing their job plainly.
