How side drafting works in Supercars - NED Whisky Tasmania SuperSprint | Supercars 2022
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- čas přidán 25. 03. 2022
- Larko explains how Tasmania's Symmons Plains hairpin creates side drafting overtaking opportunities, similar to NASCAR.
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Larko is the best link between those people who are interested in Supercars, but don't understand the intricate details... He makes it simplistic and realistic. GREAT video!!!
How you see him on camera is the exact way you see him off track. Supercar where stupid to axe him in the first place.
He may have learnt all about this side drafting from the drivers.
Love the enthusiasm paired with a great explanation!
Exactly. It's great.
I grew up watching NASCAR in the early to mid 2000's and knew about the side draft, but nobody has ever explained how it works. Great work.
Very interesting information of aerodynamics and drafted of Supercars Championship. In NASCAR from America, only Tri-Oval of Daytona & Talladega getting need bump draft, 2, 3 or more stock car makes contact bumper by bumper for need speed more 200 MPH, only a restricted plate can reduce excessive 200 MPH like what horrifying near-fatal crash on May 1987 when Bobby Allison blew rear right tire, goes airborne and crash against fence at 207 MPH.
Brilliant explanation from a great teacher.
It's neat to see this happen so aggressively in Supercars compared to other series.
I’ve felt this in real life at Monza when I was racing in Porsche Supercup. I genuinely felt my car slow and get pulled backwards as someone got a side draft from me. Felt the RPM drop and everything. It’s SO strong and a great tool to use.
That's awesome! Thanks for explaining!
Thank you. Great explanation
Fascinating, learned something new today. So we'll explained. Cheers mate.
Just recently getting into v8 supercars. I love this stuff! Easily my favorite racing series. Just awesome stuff. Makes me wish I was from au so I could really enjoy the HSVs and FPVs. Considering getting our Pontiac G8/ Chevy SS and giving my best crack at a conversion. God did the states miss out. And I love Larko! This is really interesting stuff.
that is so bloody cheeky i love it!
Estrategias de adelantamientos!! 👍👍🇪🇦🇦🇷
I would have never thought of that. Wow
Nice to see Marcos Ambrose.
Protect this man at all costs
I wonder if Jess realised that her comment to Larko sounded very innuendo.........
U$A checking in if I may. Couple things Larko: Since carburetor restrictor plates became a thing back in the late 80's Nascar does NOT do 220 mph, anywhere. Now-a-days, with fuel injection & 'speedway packages' at superspeedways, engines are capped at 550 hp, along with other top-speed & roll-over limiting enhancements. Top speed at superspeedways [Daytona, Talladega, Michigan] is 195-ish. Thing #2: 'Nascar side-drafting' packs the WHEEL-WELL with air off of the opposing car's nose. Nascar doesn't even have rear wings! If AV8SC wings or Nascar spoilers induced side-draft air packing you would see a dramatic speed differential as soon as the nose got next to the opposing spoiler. We do NOT see that here, or in Nascar. So, to much greater degree than rear wings or spoilers, it is more-over the rear wheel-wells that cause the side-draft aero-phenomena.
But NASCAR sucks anyway mate.
Tyvm Captain Obvious! @@garrett69
And I thought side drafting was only in NASCAR 😅
Me too😂😅
Larko can annoy me sometimes lol but he really helps me understand it on a deeper level where most other series don’t do this kind of stuff
Close and get away from the car. If you don't get away, it'll suck you down for side drafting.
*.... aerodynamicist. Obviously not one if you can't say it.
So much misinformation.
such as?
Please enlighten us, professor.....
Correct it then