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Definition of CRAZY

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equiprx said:
That's just inertia.
F1 cars can sustain invertion for as long as there is gas in the tank and they don't run out of tunnel.
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Are F1 cars designed with fuel delivery and lubrication systems that can work in any orientation (I'd expect probably yes since they are subject to such high G forces in turning, accelleration and braking)? I've never quite understood how fuel delivery and oil circulation can work in aircraft where you never know exactly which direction "down" will be - it would seem logical that F1 cars would use similar mechanisms.
 
equiprx said:
That's just inertia.
F1 cars can sustain invertion for as long as there is gas in the tank and they don't run out of tunnel.
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'that's just inertia' he says as though it happens every day :rolleyes: Well mister I could sustain it too as long as there was gas in the tank and I was wearing my brown trousers. :jester:

seriously, point made but still very cool!
 
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