I already did with the numbers, they speak for themselves, aren't they? But You're the better car expert, tell me I'm wrongQuote:
Originally Posted by dimviii
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I already did with the numbers, they speak for themselves, aren't they? But You're the better car expert, tell me I'm wrongQuote:
Originally Posted by dimviii
In an interview Kubica said it was even 170 km/h. He was trying to save it with a handbrake, but couldn't.Quote:
Originally Posted by stefanvv
As Kubica said brakes were ok for the whole stage and there were no sign they were getting worse, brake pedal was hard until end of stage when brakes suddenly failed. Also keep in mind that he started building his team 4 weeks ago. If sponsors are giving him money for driving and are waiting for a better results then we should also wait. At least he gives some color to rallying and a hot topic :)
It's stupid to say it was his fault when on video it clearly shows that brakes didn't worked at all, only handbrake when he was trying to save.
Yeah, we're stupid, ignore us.Quote:
Originally Posted by Quad
Kubica said on facebook (video), that there wasn't any problems with the brakes during the stage. Just hot brakes on the stage before.
Just before the finish line he wanted to break, but the pedal went into the ground and the only thing he could do was to use the hand brake. He says it was a technical failure
discussing if his 3rd crash in a single event was due to technical problems or not is retarded... i feel at least 5 IQ units lower in intelligence now that i got involved in this argument... the problem is i have room for that but you guys... you guys i worry about.
you did with numbers out from your mind= you did nothing.Quote:
Originally Posted by stefanvv
you dont know the speed
you dont know where is exactly the flying
you dont know how long straight is before the flying
you dont know when he started to brake
you dont know what corner is after the car dissapears from video,and with how many km/h can run through
you dont know if there was any brake failure
you dont know how is the fade of brakes
i just watched loeb and latvala onboard in wrc+. they braked about 100 meters before flying finish. kubica was flat on the throttle until he crossed the flying finish
Keeping the pressure on as the arrogant did it... he'll make it.Quote:
Originally Posted by N.O.T
The arrogant is prone to mistakes when the menace comes from within the team.