To be honest, unless it's like the broadcast of a race with real-time lap time comparison, it's hard to perceive with the naked eye whether a car is faster or slower by one second.
After all, when you convert it in a lap of about two minutes, the increase of one second is less than one percent. Human eyes aren't machines—how could they precisely recognize fractions of a second in each corner?
But the ART Team has managed to train so many F1 Drivers, so naturally, they have their own tricks!
If intuitive judgment doesn't work, let's take several different drivers' videos at the same corner, perform trajectory comparison and speed analysis using software, and thus get a rough idea of who's faster.
As long as Chen Xiangbei can run faster than the ART Team's drivers at corners, it means this Chinese Kid's speed is astonishing!
"FUCK, the corner trajectory of the Chinese driver at T9 actually overlaps with Hamilton's?"
