Singapore Grand Prix: the hardest braking point.
Brembo published a video about the point of the most severe braking on the Singapore track.
Before the first corner, drivers will slow from 308 to 128 km/h in 1.9 seconds over a distance of 96 meters, experiencing a peak deceleration of 4.9 g. The maximum force on the brake pedal will be 151 kg with a braking power of 2542 kW.
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