F1 braking facts: Canadian Grand Prix 2014 @poleposition
F1 braking facts: Canadian Grand Prix 2014  @poleposition
Uploaded June 2014 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
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The hardest braking point on the F1 circuit in Montreal/Canada lies ahead of turn 13. The driver has to brake down hard, decelerating by 184 km/h over just 97 metres. 2,134 kilowatts of power are released in the process. Up to 5.43 g pull at the driver, who pushes with 130 kilograms onto the brake!


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