F1 Timing System | How f1 timing works

Today I am going to share the F1 Timing System. How f1 timing works
F1Timing System #How f1timing works
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[@anaa9088]

Excellent! Great explanation and footage.

[@souravpurkait9041]

Pls make a detail video on how drs works

[@F1Education]

Thanks for the comment. This is my detailed video on DRS.
ruclips.net/video/8RCMjdf6m9c/видео.html

[@Todrunk2funks]

great explanation

[@jimme1982]

How do they do on Stree circuits. Do they still install the cables every 150 metres?

[@F1Education]

Thanks for the comment. I could be wrong, but as far I read on all circuits cables protected with Silicon are put below the track ever 150 to 200 meters

[@jimme1982]

@@F1Education It's probably not a big invenstment in the grand cheme of the F1 budget, and they come back to these street circuts every year like regular tracks for the most part anyway.

[@alvaromontillamora4630]

The transponder is not located on the top of the car, is located just on the floor, on the lowest part of the car

[@12th.jahlil]

Its located somewhere around the front arms. Race teams want to put transponders as far forward as possible to help with being accurate

[@Oziverse1610]

Thanks :)

[@karans1864]

This is something wtf1 and driver61 missed to explain 🙌🏻🫡👏🏻