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Why F1 No Longer Need to Be Faster to Advance, According to Hadjar #F1 #Fvdigital
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The Red Bull driver, Isack Hadjar, claims that forwardings in Formula 1 are now possible with a similar pace, while previously the car that attacked and tried to pass needed to be much faster. The new era of F1 power units has greater electrical power and therefore a much greater emphasis on energy management. In turn, energy management allows drivers to advance much more easily, as they slow down earlier in the curves, something that has been r…
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