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The Effects of G-force on Formula 1 Drivers. Last weekend Max Verstappen was involved in a serious crash during the Grand Prix of Great Britain. The Dutchman was tapped by Lewis Hamilton in...
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For context, a street sports car fully slamming on the brakes can hit around 1g, maybe a little more. At lower speeds like this incident (100mph to 68mph), F1 cars do not pull anywhere near peak g force. 2.6g is almost certainly pretty close to the limit.
Is there a record or something that's measured for the highest G force in F1 ever?
Unsurprisingly the biggest G-force differences from this year to last were seen in Albert Park’s quickest corners, with the drivers now pulling over 6G through Turns 1 and 11. In the latter of these bends, the forces acting on Hamilton peak at 6.5G - 0.2G more than the most extreme rollercoaster on the planet delivers.
A sweeping, flowing, high-speed right-handed flick taken at more than 260kmh (161mph). A Formula One car will generate over 5G at the apex of the corner - the highest lateral G on the entire 2024 calendar - meaning in that moment the driver will feel a force five times their body weight.
