Sebastian Vettel, Fernando Alonso, Jenson Button, Hockenheim, 2012

9 comments on “Sebastian Vettel, Fernando Alonso, Jenson Button, Hockenheim, 2012”

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   Santiago Ontanon (@santiontanon)
   22nd July 2012, 19:26

   Someone please tell me which laws of physics allow for the flow of liquid coming out of Vettel’s bottle to turn in a sharp 90 degrees angle!

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      Keith Collantine (@keithcollantine)
      24th July 2012, 12:46

      @santiontanon That’s a very good question!

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      PJ (@)
      24th July 2012, 13:32

      A Red Bull driver is holding it, therefore the champagne gained Newey levels of downforce and went back down again.

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   Sean (@spaceman1861)
   24th July 2012, 13:30

   I call photoshop

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   Jake (@jakehardyf1)
   24th July 2012, 13:40

   Seriously? It’s obvious to me. Maybe because I study physics but regardless, Seb was causing a common downward flow, bottle almost upside down but on a slight angle, and then he brought the bottle away, to the right and rotated to the bottle clockwise in his frame of reference thus causing a change in flow. Watch the race again to see.

   Quite graceful.

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      Mallesh Magdum (@malleshmagdum)
      24th July 2012, 13:43

      nice explanation @jakehardyf1

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         Jake (@jakehardyf1)
         24th July 2012, 13:54

         Cheers mate.

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   Anykey
   24th July 2012, 14:04

   Pffff… Point of view!

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   Chelseano161997 (@chelseano161997)
   24th July 2012, 20:53

   Does this mean that Seb will be banned from spraying champagne on the podium in future as he is clearly getting an advantage of spilling less champagne!

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