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The Parc Fermé F1 Podcast

TPF TrackTalk- Bahrain Grand Prix

The Parc Fermé F1 Podcast

The Parc Fermé

Sports, Leisure, Automotive, Sports News, News

4.5722 Ratings

🗓️ 6 April 2018

⏱️ 15 minutes

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Summary

Join Paul for a hot lap of the Bahrain Grand Prix circuit. How do you get pole position and win the Bahrain Grand Prix, listen and you'll find out.

Transcript

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0:00.0

Half a second on him, half a second in the first sector.

0:05.0

Ralph, you cannot overtake Damon, okay?

0:08.0

There's a C-boarder. You cannot overtake Damon.

0:11.0

Come up, close him down and kill him.

0:13.0

Sanando is must have you and you.

0:16.0

You heard me before, didn't you, Ralph, about overtaking Damon.

0:19.0

You heard that, didn't you?

0:20.0

That's let me alone, I know. Get that Ralph? Did you hear Ralph? About overtaking David, you heard that, didn't you? That's all right, Norman, Nolan. Get that, Ralph, did you hear me?

0:24.3

That's that big guy. Stop there for another two driver.

0:26.7

When are you going to call me in, man? This is put.

0:29.6

Kevin, get out of the way. Ralph, acknowledge it.

0:32.9

Hello, once again, everybody. This is Paul Charles Lee for La le park firme and today we are talking about the upcoming

0:41.0

barang grand prix in secure first grand prix here in the middle east in fact was in 2004 the track has 15

0:50.0

corners 57 laps long the track is about 5.412 kilometers long and the race will be 308.238

1:01.4

kilometers long. Little tidbits about the track. They built it using 12,000 tons of stone laid down on that

1:09.8

slippery sand surface. a third of it came

1:14.1

from Wales in fact so thank you Wales this was this granite was actually chosen

1:20.3

due to its excellent adhesive qualities which you definitely need there in Bahrain

1:26.9

because it's windy and sandy and that leads to a very slippery service.

1:30.3

So anything you can get to aid that traction would be great and traction is a very important part obviously of any track but in Bahrain there's a lot of tight corners

1:40.3

and you've got to get that power down off there so acceleration grip is very important also

1:45.4

of course breaking grip coming into them but not a ton of long sustained corners where you need that

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