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Uploaded by on Sep 9, 2009

Low Friction Surface Porsche Silverstone
Explore the limits of tyre grip on the Low Friction Surface, part of the unique Porsche Tracks at the Porsche Experience Centre. The surfaces allow the driver to explore and develop car control while testing how traction control systems aid the driver.

Find out more on http://www.porsche.co.uk/experience

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  • Я бы посмотрел как эта хуерага с разгону промерзшую колею проскочила

  • Drifting without all the crazy tire replacement expense!

  • my wrx would love that

  • The "low friction handling" tarmac is not ideal in setting or testing performance. It would be good for simulating and adjusting for winter/ice road conditions. The lower friction environment created by driving at high speeds and g's has different conditions than this track. Example: at high speeds & with more traction you might want more camber to better distribute the grip on the tire. In this slow and "safe" frictionless track you would want less camber. Wish bone suspension would also help.

  • nice surface, Id drive on it all day

  • Oh really?! can any car really do that huh?! Can you try doing that yourself,,, you wheels spinning backwards while you go forwards,,,there is this thing called wagon wheel effect in cameras SMARTYPANTS! This is a stroboscopic effect from temporal aliasing!

  • a kart track neaer me has a slick track. fun stuff

  • It's an illusion ^^

    Nice track btw :P

  • NO they are moving in the same direction, if that was ture the car wouldn't move

  • Notice the rear tires reversing direction to help control the drift.

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