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Brake dust is a common sight in F1. Those clouds of black dust that explode from the wheels when a driver is braking heavily for a corner or pulling into their pitbox are part and parcel of grand prix racing.
But should they be? That’s a question that four-times world champion Sebastian Vettel raised this year when he complained about breathing in carbon dust, which was visible on his face and fireproofs, and describing it as not that healthy.
He attributed this to the rule changes for 2022, specifically the brake duct geometry that, direct the brake dust at the driver. This is also exacerbated by the return of wheelcovers in F1 for the first time since 2009.
So does Vettel have a point, is this really a new problem and what could F1 do to tackle it?

#F1 #tech #brakedust

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Formula 1
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f1, formula 1, formula one
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