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The computer telemetry from the car, which contains all the data, including braking and steering inputs, has not been released by McLaren.
Engineers who have seen the GPS data say the deceleration trace is almost identical to that for braking into Turn Four, a hairpin.
But he was certainly conscious, because he was braking at maximum force - equivalent to 75kg or more - and changing gear.
Notable unveiling today in the Spanish media: F1 driver Fernando Alonso thought after his crash almost two weeks ago at the Circuit de Catalunya, he was thirteen. , I am Fernando. I practice karting and I want to be an F1 driver in the future, "Alonso would the doctors have said after he came back to consciousness. Earlier this week, the Spaniard said that they do not participate in the Grand Prix of Australia, the opening race of the season.
originally posted by: BornAgainAlien
a reply to: Psynic
I don`t know about it being the end of his career that quickly.
M. Schumacher had also brain damage because of a crash and that had something to do with him being not as fast anymore the last years of his driving (it has been kept as a secret).
originally posted by: BornAgainAlien
a reply to: Psynic
What do you think, which drivers have the most to prove and are getting it the most difficult ?