I'd prefer the windscreen way much towards the HALO, and in dry conditions it should be working, but what do you do with rain to hold the screen area clean and not to risk safety coming from visuality constrictions etc.)?
Mess around and you'll make F1 sweat bullets in no time!
(But seriously, this is a WAY better implementation to protect the driver's head from debris, and unlike that half-arsed Halo idea, this actually protects the driver from ALL items that could nail the drivers on the noggin', big or small. Great work Indycar!)
Much better than the F1 solution, just to let you know, the car designs looking better as well as this have convinced me to switch to watching indycar for the 2018 season, keep up the good decisions!
F1 probably didn't want this type of aeroscreen because IndyCar probably only pay $10k and F1 want to justify $100k cost for a similar one. Think about it F1 wings cost about $250k (if I recall correctly), IndyCar wings cost $20k. It's the same carbon fiber; maybe slightly lighter in F1. F1 is over priced tech all over. I still watch it, not as much IndyCar.
Anyone else find this video pretty cool but is just totally fascinated by the beautiful sunset behind the stands. No, just me? Ok.
open wheel become close wheel, what's next?? racing indoor?? to avoid rain and hot??
This is ideal why is f1 bothering with the halo
If they polished the back edge of the windshield it would be less noticeable to the driver.
I'd prefer the windscreen way much towards the HALO, and in dry conditions it should be working, but what do you do with rain to hold the screen area clean and not to risk safety coming from visuality constrictions etc.)?
This looks fantastic. Not much visual distortion at all.
Amazing how F1 mucked this up, really not that complex.
This is much better than halo
Problem with it is all the bugs and debris that will get on the windscreen.
Love the new steering wheel
Indycar! You keep nailing stuff like this!
Mess around and you'll make F1 sweat bullets in no time!
(But seriously, this is a WAY better implementation to protect the driver's head from debris, and unlike that half-arsed Halo idea, this actually protects the driver from ALL items that could nail the drivers on the noggin', big or small. Great work Indycar!)
For me its a much better solution than the stupid halo
Wow! So much quieter with the windscreen. I just watched a Visor Cam video without the windscreen and the difference remarkable!
For me it looks just like the bubble windscreen on a motorbike 👍👌
Nice, but how you will drive when on that screen will be some oil from other cars?
Much better than the F1 solution, just to let you know, the car designs looking better as well as this have convinced me to switch to watching indycar for the 2018 season, keep up the good decisions!
Pay attention F1… This is how it's done.
Way better than that awful Halo …. I wonder if they could even turn this thing into a HUD …. that would be cool.
Throw some giant tear-offs on it and lets go racing. As with anything new, the longer you use it, the less you'll complain about it.
и норм, не мешает, согласен, должно быть лучше чем хало
Sebastian Vetttel thumbed down this video because it made him dizzy.
well of course it's much better than the Halo but it still stupid too, they kill the sport slowly😒😞😢😔
F1 probably didn't want this type of aeroscreen because IndyCar probably only pay $10k and F1 want to justify $100k cost for a similar one. Think about it F1 wings cost about $250k (if I recall correctly), IndyCar wings cost $20k. It's the same carbon fiber; maybe slightly lighter in F1. F1 is over priced tech all over. I still watch it, not as much IndyCar.
Take notes F1.
It doesn't seem to make some distortions doest it ?
So cool ….. From the visor cam there's only a tiny bit of distortion on some of the green LED lights on the side of the track
think they would add tearoffs for this sort of thing?