Safety Gone too Far?
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"Pirelli extreme wet tyres displace 61 litres per second at 300 kp/h (I can't find info on the operating temperature maybe someone can help?)
Bridgestone extreme wet tyres displaced 61 litres per second at 300 kp/h and had a working temperature of 65 degrees Celsius
These stats maybe controlled by the FIA
I do know that the extremes are designed of work in up to 5 mm of standing water and the Pirelli's have a denser outer tread (Bridgestone didn't have this) pattern to force the water out and away from the car and not under it, and so should be better than the Bridgestones.
Bridgestone extreme wet tyres displaced 61 litres per second at 300 kp/h and had a working temperature of 65 degrees Celsius
These stats maybe controlled by the FIA
I do know that the extremes are designed of work in up to 5 mm of standing water and the Pirelli's have a denser outer tread (Bridgestone didn't have this) pattern to force the water out and away from the car and not under it, and so should be better than the Bridgestones.
What is it about new rubber? I find it strangely attractive ...
Shouldn't your woman be saying that
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