This Is What A 46G, Head-On Crash Looks Like
Giuliano Alesi was driving in GP3 practice at the Red Bull Ring in Austria when a brake problem caused him to go straight into the barrier at Turn 1. The 46G impact has ruled him out of the rest of the weekend
Giuliano, son of former F1 driver Jean Alesi, is quoted by Autosport as saying that the crash measured 46G and he had “no brakes”. He was able to get out of the car unharmed but has been ruled out of the rest of the weekend by doctors.
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Chaz mostert last year took a 50g crash and broke his leg wrist and rips shows how much difference 4gs makes
To be able to experience this kind of G forces he had to be driving at 1000 miles/hour and come to a dead stop in 1 second and by the looks of it. He doesn’t!
One second is looooooong.. A crash like this takes just a fraction of a second.
1 second is a long time. Even with the tire wall slowing down the crash, he was coming to a dead stop within fractions of a second
Damn we need this kind of protection in road cars.. Just imagine how safe driving would be
Hes sleeping in the car after that crash
Didn’t look so bad
46g isn’t that much compared to the 214g of Kenny Bräck..
Wdf is going on with this gp guys … in baku just 10 finished the race … this is not about a derby … this is a race … if this is the future of f1 and other categories of racing … i prefer see some golf.
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