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.
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!
Santiago Ontanon (@santiontanon) said on 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!
Keith Collantine (@keithcollantine) said on 24th July 2012, 12:46
@santiontanon That’s a very good question!
PJ (@pjtierney) said on 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.
Sean (@spaceman1861) said on 24th July 2012, 13:30
I call photoshop
Jake (@jakehardyf1) said on 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.
Mallesh Magdum (@malleshmagdum) said on 24th July 2012, 13:43
nice explanation @jakehardyf1
Jake (@jakehardyf1) said on 24th July 2012, 13:54
Cheers mate.
Anykey said on 24th July 2012, 14:04
Pffff… Point of view!
Chelseano161997 (@chelseano161997) said on 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!