Lewis Hamilton jumps up and down on his F1 car to show how tough it is
Formula One cars are generally regarded as some of the most fragile machines in the world.
Although they’re also regarded as some of the safest machines in the world - with just one driver fatality in the past 21 years at a World Championship event - any slight contact in a Formula One race usually results in an instant race retirement.
However, as demonstrated by none other than the defending F1 champion Lewis Hamilton, F1 cars are actually much tougher than we think:
WATCH: Think an F1 front wing is fragile? Then check this out... #SkyF1 https://t.co/CyfjN02bm8https://t.co/h5SxXNeBZn
— Sky Sports F1 (@SkySportsF1) April 20, 2016
Yes, you heard right. That’s the car Hamilton won the title with at the 2014 season-finale at Abu Dhabi in a championship showdown with his teammate Nico Rosberg.
The same year when the duo came together at the Belgian Grand Prix:
(From left) Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg make contact at the 2014 Belgian GP.
No wonder that hit cut Hamilton’s tire down…
