Firestone Indy 600 Comes Down To 8 milliseconds Photofinish Menghadirkan
Firestone Indy 600 Comes Down To 8 milliseconds Photofinish , 
0.008 seconds. This is the margin by which won Graham Rahal Firestone 600 this weekend, marking the closest finish his record at Texas Motor Speedway and the fifth closest in the history of the IndyCar.
which is as fast as most quick-shifting dual clutch transmissions take to swap the COGS, or fifty times faster than the blink of an eye.
the thrilling final has proved well worth the wait for fans, who saw the event suspended in June because of the rain of the race. Then it took 76 days to finish the race, but he did not disappoint. Including the two parties, the race saw 14 changes for the lead between eight drivers.
only 8 rounds after the last reboot, Rahal and rival James Hinchcliffe lead the race, followed by Helio Castroneves, Tony Kanaan and Simon Pagenaud. At one point in the round from the fourth to the last, they ran together four railway. But all this came down to the last lap.
Rahal pulled inside the leader Hinchcliffe, through turns 3 and 4, to come to his side. The two crossed the line shoulder to shoulder, but it was Rahal who interpolated the photo finish to take the flag checkered with failure.
it was the first victory of the season for Rahal and would have been the first for Hinchcliffe as well. But after leading out of 248 188 laps, Hinchcliffe had to go home empty-handed.
with the last few races at Watkins Glen and Pocono still go, Pagenaud is the harbinger of the general classification. But the other eight are still in contention: will of power, Tony Kanaan, Helio Castroneves, Josef series, Scott Dixon, Rahal, Hinchcliffe and Carlos Munoz.
Firestone Indy 600 Comes Down To 8 milliseconds Photofinish
Firestone Indy 600 down to 8 milliseconds Photofinish
0.008 seconds. This is the margin by which won Graham Rahal Firestone 600 this weekend, marking the closest finish his record at Texas Motor Speedway and the fifth closest in the history of the IndyCar.
which is as fast as most quick-shifting dual clutch transmissions take to swap the COGS, or fifty times faster than the blink of an eye.
the thrilling final has proved well worth the wait for fans, who saw the event suspended in June because of the rain of the race. Then it took 76 days to finish the race, but he did not disappoint. Including the two parties, the race saw 14 changes for the lead between eight drivers.
only 8 rounds after the last reboot, Rahal and rival James Hinchcliffe lead the race, followed by Helio Castroneves, Tony Kanaan and Simon Pagenaud. At one point in the round from the fourth to the last, they ran together four railway. But all this came down to the last lap.
Rahal pulled inside the leader Hinchcliffe, through turns 3 and 4, to come to his side. The two crossed the line shoulder to shoulder, but it was Rahal who interpolated the photo finish to take the flag checkered with failure.
it was the first victory of the season for Rahal and would have been the first for Hinchcliffe as well. But after leading out of 248 188 laps, Hinchcliffe had to go home empty-handed.
with the last few races at Watkins Glen and Pocono still go, Pagenaud is the harbinger of the general classification. But the other eight are still in contention: will of power, Tony Kanaan, Helio Castroneves, Josef series, Scott Dixon, Rahal, Hinchcliffe and Carlos Munoz.