Join Grace and me as we discuss Galvanic Skin effect silliness, the chills, leaked car launches and much more. We hand out a few awards in the process too!
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Tingling fingers doth not measure interest in auto racing or any other sport. I became a fan of F1 back when haybales seemed appropriate for track safety and Eau Rogue was a corner to be feared. At the time, it was clear that the cars were driven at the limits of the track and vehicle. Watch a race from the 1960s as the cars slide around turns, jump with all four wheels high above the ground, and passing (yes, there was good passing to watch) consisted of guts into or out of a corner. The seventies came and visible applications… Read more »
I wasn’t around for the 1960’s races, too young, but I was in the 70’s. You an I speak from a place of DNA, not silly nostalgia. It isn’t the Lotus 49 that we want on track, it is a far better evolutionary path than the one F1 is struggling with presently.