Hi, I'm Nico Rosberg
Hi, I'm Lewis Hamilton
It's time to get Street Smart
I was faster than you that session.
No, you weren't.
For sure I was.
No, you weren't.
Okay, let's settle it now then.
Yeah, I've got a stop watch. Let's do it!
Okay, come on.
One, two, three - go!
4.6!
Yeah, new record right there.
In five seconds a driver has to jump out from the cockpit.
A very very quick movement!
When the car is crashing and something is wrong about the car
and the driver needs to come out very very fast,
so that's why the rules require 5 seconds.
They need to withstand to 2.5 tons of tensing load so very high load!
In Formula One we have a 6-point harness seatbelt which we have our engineers strap us in.
And once it is fixed up tightly it's two things!
One: it feels very very safe of course but on the other hand to breathe out there on the racing track
it does make it a lot more difficult and that is what makes it tougher fitness-wise.
The driver has to stay in this monocoque for roughly two hours
but has to do quite a lot of action with the arms and as well with the legs.
Obviously it's not important only for Formula One
it is important for all the road cars.
Safety belts are so important to save life.
Okay.
Ready, set ¨Cgo!
4.98! I have beaten you half a second!
Subtitle by Phaeton, an HNU racing team member