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    Australian GP

    September 27, 2022No Comments3 Mins Read
    Australian GP

    Australian GP Course size

    5.303 km

    Australian GP Variety of laps

    58

    Australian GP Race distance

    307.574 km ROUTE

    Australian GP Albert Park, Melbourne

    Taking a lap with Jenson Button:

    “In the beginning of the lap I am in final gear, on the finish of the straight I am doing 310 km/h once I begin braking for the right-hander, which I absorb third gear at 135 km/h. That is instantly adopted by a left-hander, which I speed up by way of at round 200 km/h in fourth gear. On the brief straight, I maintain accelerating as much as 300 km/h till I’ve to brake right down to 80 km/h for the right-hand nook, which I’ve to barter in second gear.

    That is virtually instantly adopted by the left-hand nook, which I’ve to barter with ease, at round 145 km/h, in third gear. I then negotiate a straightforward right-hander at round 215 km/h, and over 280 km/h after that. The subsequent right-hander is in second gear at 130 km/h.

    Then there’s a lengthy right-hander on the roundabout, which I negotiate with a deep throttle press. Right here my physique is subjected to most centrifugal forces, and I am doing about 265 km/h in fifth gear on the nook.

    Lastly I attain a velocity of about 285 km/h and I brake very arduous earlier than the right-hand flip in 2nd gear, my velocity is 100 km/h, when there’s a sharp left-hand flip that requires a variety of focus, and I’ve to be very cautious once I do it at 180 km/h in third gear. By the top of this part of the monitor I’m accelerating to 300 km/h.

    Subsequent comes a quick and really arduous chicane-type left-right flip, which I negotiate at round 120 km/h earlier than one other acceleration to 300 km/h. Subsequent is likely one of the two arduous corners, a right-hand nook on the second run at 120 km/h. Between the 2 corners my velocity is 230 km/h and right here I am in fourth gear.

    I keep in fourth however brake to 150 km/h for the right-hander, then I speed up to 245 km/h earlier than shifting into second gear and braking to 80 km/h to barter the left-hander. The ultimate right-hand bend resulting in the start-finish straight will be negotiated at round 150 km/h.

    Winners:

    1992: G. Berger within the McLaren

    1993: A. Senna within the McLaren

    1994: N. Mansell “Williams”

    1995: D. Hill “Williams”

    1996: D. Hill “Williams”

    1997: D. Coulthard “McLaren”

    1998: M. Hakkinen “McLaren”

    1999. Schumacher “Ferrari”

    2001: M. Schumacher “Ferrari”

    2002: M. Schumacher “Ferrari”

    2003: D. Coulthard “McLaren”

    2004. Fisichella “Renault”

    2006: F. Alonso “Renault”

    2007: Ok. Raikkonen “Ferrari”

    2008: L. Hamilton “McLaren”

    2009: J. Button “Brawn”

    2010. Vettel Purple Bull

    2012: J. Button McLaren

    2013: Ok. Raikkonen Lotus

    2014: N. Rosberg Mercedes

    2015: L. Hamilton “Mercedes”

    Bends:

    The commonest locations/turns used for bends are Jones, Brabham, Albert street, Clark.

    Essentially the most bends had been recorded at roughly the identical variety of places.

    About Author
    James Allen
    James Allen

    Born in 1985, James Allen is a motorsport journalist and author. He began his career as a teenage blogger, writing about his love of motorsport, and this led to a career in journalism. He has worked for several of the world’s leading motorsport publications, including Autosport, Motorsport.com and ESPN. He is highly respected within Update F1 and the blog is read by drivers, team principals and fans across the world. He has won a number of awards for his journalism, including the prestigious Lorenzo Bandini Trophy, which is awarded annually to the best motorsport journalist in the world.

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