Maybe move the cockpit back?
As far as you could.Well how far back can you move the cockpit before taking up what is already limited space in the engine bay?
Wouldn't it provide more of a crumple zone?Moving the cockpit back doesn't fix anything.
That's one of the stupidest things I've ever heard. The cockpit will still be open. There's not many options when It comes to open cockpit. maybe a small deflector glass like they use to have. But other than that. There's not much they can do right now.Maybe move the cockpit back?
Talking about the foot injuries....That's one of the stupidest things I've ever heard. The cockpit will still be open. There's not many options when It comes to open cockpit. maybe a small deflector glass like they use to have. But other than that. There's not much they can do right now.
As far as you could.
He got hit in the HEAD by a nose cone. Moving it back wont do a damn thingWouldn't it provide more of a crumple zone?
We're talking about foot injuries.That's one of the stupidest things I've ever heard. The cockpit will still be open. There's not many options when It comes to open cockpit. maybe a small deflector glass like they use to have. But other than that. There's not much they can do right now.
You're mixing up the topics, his comment was directed at the foot injuries.That's one of the stupidest things I've ever heard. The cockpit will still be open. There's not many options when It comes to open cockpit. maybe a small deflector glass like they use to have. But other than that. There's not much they can do right now.
I'm not saying that it is simple. Just throwing out some ideas.Pretty sure you run the risk of then increasing the likelihood of other injuries. Its not that simple.
The only way it would work is with a longer wheel base but that would ruin the agility and possibly the races for Road courses.Moving the cockpit back doesn't fix anything.
Yes, but it seems like it's avoidable.Foot injuries happen in any form of racing.
Same thing could happen at any speedWhy can't we just slow the cars down and and decrease the downforce?
Sigh.
These pilots are blasting around the track doing well over 300kph. That's quick. And that's dangerous for a bag of flesh and bones that can only reach a 10th of that under its own power.
Accidents will always happen.
That would just be a longer nose.Yes, but it seems like it's avoidable.
What would happen if they extended the nose cone a few inches?
I know. It would lessen the amount of crashes like this though.Same thing could happen at any speed
Then indycar would be eaten alive by its fan base.Why can't we just slow the cars down and and decrease the downforce?
Because No.Why can't we just slow the cars down and and decrease the downforce?