Why You Can’t Just Drive a Formula 1 Car #shorts

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Here's why it's almost impossible for ordinary people to drive a Formula 1 car. First, the reaction time of an F1 driver is only 0.2 seconds on average, which is about three times faster than an average person. Reflexes this fast are essential to avoid collisions when traveling over 300km/h. Then there is the challenge of braking. The brake pedal of an F1 car is not like a normal car. To stop it, up to 150 kilograms of pressure is needed, which is equivalent to lifting an adult body with just one foot. In addition, racers must withstand extreme gravity. When turning sharply or braking suddenly, they can feel a force of 5 to 6 G. That means their bodies are like holding five to six times the normal weight, strong enough to make ordinary people faint in seconds.


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