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FSAE Michigan 2018 Winning Lap // RTUS
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- Опубликовано: 19 дек 2020
- Winning FSAE Michigan 2018's Autocross event by 3,5 seconds over closest competitor.
Kinda stress tested the side slip angle in the last slalom.
Michigan is always an extraordinary competition for us. Travelling across the pond with "last europe seasons car" two weeks prior to competition to test the car every day is always exhausting but so much fun. Swapping engines back and for became normal, because something always brakes before the event. We are lucky to be supported with a nice workshop from The Ohio State University.
It's super rewarding to set the fastest lap times and win the competition after investing months of work in addition to the europe season the year before.
Nice job bro! you are better than mazepin lol
MUCH MUCH BETTER HAHAH
Nah a mediocre F1 driver is still much better than the majority of other pro drivers.
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@@ThePurpleGoose023 Not really? Out of all the thousands of pro drivers in different series, the current F1 grid will always be among the best of them.
@@ThePurpleGoose023 That's why I said among the best. I was referring to the lower categories of racing when I said majority, not WRC, MotoGP, Indy, etc, which are imo around the same level as F1. But it just happens to be that F1 tends to acquire the most promising drivers from feeder series (at least in Europe), but obviously not all talented drivers end up there.
3.5 second gap is monstrous!
Imagine how fast you could go if you could get the tires hot
Yes, haha! The famous Michigan weather made us running our wets cause there was no way getting enough temperature into the (hard compound R25B) slicks.
In FSAE no tire warmers are allowed so we always struggle with getting temperature into the tires for the Autocross runs.
@@MaddiMcAwesome Very impressive lap with less than ideal conditions!! 👍👍👍
That car has so much grip and you so much speed
So is that a secret coffee break in Gan turismo?
Was this at Michigan Speedway? Looks like the backstretch, great drive as well.
this is really amazing
Why do the FSAE cars never have much camber? I’m curious on the setups because I feel like that’s how a whole bunch of time could be made.
This depends on tires and track conditions. In this case for example you don't need much.
This guy can drive
Hi! Amazing driving and video quality. I often skim through FSAE videos and I ended up watching yours many many times.
Since I'm starting a series of videos where I follow the development of my teams' car, I wanted to ask you if I could use a few seconds of this clip in my first video, while I make a brief introduction to explain what Formula SAE is. Since we're at our second year and we only raced in static events (which were remote only, due to the pandemic), we have no actual footage taken at a proper Formula Student venue. Of course I will put "courtesy of" at the bottom of the screen while your video is playing and thank you and all the other creators that gave theri permission. I'll also link the videos in the description and put a pinned comment where I tell people to go check out the videos.
Thank you in advance, whichever will be your choice!
Of course! You're welcome to use my footage for anything FSAE related.
@@MaddiMcAwesome Thank you very very much! I'll drop by here and give you the link when it's ready :) Have a nice day!
@@MaddiMcAwesome The video is out!!! I'll try to put the link here, hoping that RUclips won't delete it. In case, it's on my channel. Thanks a lot again!
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that was sick, do u have any tips for someone thinking of getting into Formula student as a driver?
It definitely helps to have a karting background. Preferably you have already competed in autocross events, with the kart or the car.
The most important thing is that you need to know where the braking point will be on an unfamiliar track, the correct racing line and how your car will react.
I think the best way to train this is with a kart and self-built tracks.
@@MaddiMcAwesome my family doesn’t have a background in racing at all tbh but I go karting when I can and have competed in a championship
@@MaddiMcAwesome I’ve never done autocross before though, if you can could you explain what it is?
@@chiefbentilhutton_QMFS look it up. It’s similar to this type of racing.
@@bentley8787 ok thanks
Cannot imagine the headache after drive
As with any sport, it all comes down to preparation. You get used to the g-froces and bumps. The needed focus to memorize the track is an add on to that.
active front wing ?
"kranker typ"😂
I live about 30 miles out from this track
Duh winning!
Looks like you will soon be chosen by the algorithm... So a tip for you to keep the camera straighter the next time...Cheers!!!
It's really not even bad, tilt your head a bit. baby
@@rscrashed Sure son
48 du Tier :D
what's the qr code on the wheel?
Hey, what kind of dash pannel you are using
Hi, it's actually a simple display with an Arduiono or Raspberry PI, I can't remember exactly.
what are thses things?
Germans dominate Student Formula 🤣
Engine?
Warste ja flott unterwegs
Hatte glück, dass niemand mit einem Polo da war um schneller zu sein :D
This track is so easy compared to Germany
Not so easy to say IMO. It's probably easier to flip a cone in germany, yes. But that's just half the trick, as you might now: FSG track is getting tighter and slower year by year. No need for long hard braking or even trail braking. No need for drivability+downforce balance at high speeds. Cause there's no high speed cornering in FSG. Michigan is also demanding for the driver cause you have to choose the raceline yourself, due to the open track design.
I'm getting dizzy
Camera not very good, constructive critique only. Nice driving!
Left right left right left right left right.
Boring
whatever you say, jack and coke profile picture 🙂👍