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Prvi pogled na novi sistem zaštite vozača.

Enzo!

Realno.

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Ovo opet masi poentu, ili skroz zatvoriti ili nista.

Za sitne parcice delova koji su razbacani po stazi, kakvih je bilo mali milion u Bakuu, radice posao 100%, ali da bi pruzilo zastitu i od recimo tockova morace opasno dobro da naprave to "staklo" (tacnije plastiku iliti polikarbonat).

Bar ne izgleda kao tange nataknute na kabinu

Opet je gore otvoreno i glava je izlozena, da li je tocak koji ce udariti ili nesto drugo usled nezgodnog prevrtanja, ali po meni nije dobro resenje.

Prevrtanje uglavnom nije problem, nego delovi koji lete.

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Prevrtanje je problem kada se nezgodno naleti na ogradu ili neki drugi objekat, to se vidi tek kada se desi.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vQAfBU2_F6I

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xWr3yDF7rVg

Formula One cars will have to be fitted with Halo from 2018
http://www.f1fanatic.co.uk/2017/07/19/f ... halo-2018/

The FIA has confirmed Formula One cars will have to be fitted with the Halo head protection system from the 2018 F1 season.

“Following the unanimous agreement of the Strategy Group, in July 2016, to introduce additional front protection for Formula One, and the repeated support of the drivers, the FIA confirms the introduction of Halo for 2018,” the FIA said in a statement.

“With the support od the teams, certain features of its design will be further enhanced.”

“Having developed and evaluated a large number of devices over the past five years, it had become clear that the Halo presents the best overall safety performance.”

The Halo was tested by every team currently competing in Formula One during last season. The structure is designed to protect drivers from being struck by substantial pieces of debris such as wheels.

The design of the Halo was criticised on aesthetic grounds when it was tested last year and the decision was taken to postpone the introduction of a new head protection system from 2017 to 2018.


The sport’s governing body tested the Shield, an alternative to the Halo, at the British Grand Prix weekend. However Sebastian Vettel, who ran the device, was strongly critical of it.

Several drivers have publicly disagreed with the plans to introduce a new head protection system, including Grand Prix Drivers Association head Romain Grosjean, who has said he does not want “closed cars” in F1.

Formula One began research into improving head protection for drivers following a series of serious incidents involving flying debris in F1 and other categories.

Vrlo osrednje resenje.

Ipak ce da im navuku tange na glavu

Pogled iz kokpita na Halo zaštitu.

I to u djubretu od Honde...