Unveiling the Intricacies of Braking Systems in Formula 1: A Deep Dive into Brembo’s High-Performance Brake Designs

In a recent episode of F1 Explains, hosts Katie Osborne and Christian Hewgill delve into the world of brakes in Formula 1. Joining them are special guests Andrea Algeri, an engineer from Brembo, and Alpine Reserve Driver Jack Doohan. The braking systems on F1 cars are produced by Brembo, an Italian company that custom designs brakes for each team.

The intricate process of designing, testing, and manufacturing brakes for the F1 grid is explained by Andrea Algeri. He sheds light on how these high-performance systems function and how they are tailored to meet the specific needs of each team. Meanwhile, Alpine Reserve Driver Jack Doohan shares his perspective on the physical demands of hitting the brakes at 200 miles per hour during a race.

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