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    Brazilian GP

    September 27, 2022No Comments3 Mins Read
    Brazilian GP

    Brazilian GP Observe size

    4.309 km

    Brazilian GP Variety of laps

    71

    Brazilian GP Race distance

    305.909 km ROUTE

    The Brazilian GP Interlagos, São Paulo

    Tracing a lap with Giancarlo Fisichella:

    “On the finish of the start-finish straight, I attain a pace of 310 km/h and brake very sharply for the primary left-hand nook, which might be negotiated on the 2nd run at round 105 km/h.

    Instantly after that, there’s a proper flip. I shift into third gear and undergo it at 155 km/h, typically utilizing the accelerator pedal to maintain the steadiness of the automobile.

    The lengthy left-hander is taken by switching from third to fifth gear and I attain 310 km/h once more on the straight earlier than I’ve to brake for flip 4, which I take at 135 km/h in third rail.

    This left-hander is adopted by one other one, which I soak up 4th gear, at 240 km/h. In a while the straight I attain a pace of round 285 km/h and the observe turns to the fitting, the steadiness of the automobile should be excellent right here. The subsequent right-hand bend may be very steep and might be negotiated in 1st gear at 70 km/h, the following left-hand bend might be negotiated at 100 km/h. The next straight may be very brief and I solely handle to speed up to 210 km/h when I’ve to brake earlier than the slowest nook. I take it in 1st gear at round 70 km/h.

    From right here there’s a lengthy left-hander in 4th gear at 205 km/h and I’ve to watch out once more concerning the steadiness of the automobile at this level.
    Earlier than the final nook I’m at 255 km/h and I’m going into it in 2nd gear, figuring out that it is vitally necessary. Then there’s a part of about 650 metres, which I deal with with the accelerator pressed to the underside.

    A very good nook is sweet for enough pace on the start-finish straight, and gives a great alternative for overtaking simply earlier than Flip 1. ”

    Winners:

    1990: A. Prost, Ferrari

    1991: A. Senna, McLaren

    1992: N. Mansell, Williams

    1993. Senna McLaren

    1994: Schumacher Benetton

    1995: Schumacher Benetton

    1996: Hill Williams

    1997: Villeneuve Williams

    1998: M. Hakkinen “McLaren”

    1999: M. Hakkinen “McLaren”

    2000: M. Schumacher “Ferrari”

    2001: D. Coulthard “McLaren”

    2002. Schumacher “Ferrari”

    2003: G. Fisichella “Jordan”

    2004: J. P. Montoya “Williams”

    2005: J. P. Montoya “McLaren”

    2006: F. Massa “Ferrari”

    2007: Ok. Raikkonen “Ferrari”

    2008: F. Massa “Ferrari”

    2009: M. Webber “Crimson Bull”

    2010: S. Vettel “Crimson Bull”

    2011: M. Webber “Crimson Bull”

    2012. Button “McLaren”

    2013: S. Vettel “Crimson Bull”

    2014: N. Rosberg “Mercedes”

    2015. Descida do Sol, Subida do Emblem, Bico de Pato

    Most overtakes recorded: Descida do Sol

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