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Watkins Glen

On Sunday August 8th, Watkins Glen race track will host the NASCAR Sprint Cup race.

Of all the NASCAR Sprint Cup tracks, though, Watkins Glen is probably the harshest on brakes (9.5).  Unlike Martinsville, Richmond or even Sonoma, the Glen has long straights that produce high entry speeds followed by sharp turns…that’s where Brembo comes in.

You can better understand what makes the Glen the most difficult NASCAR track by viewing the Brembo Brake Facts animation.

Kevin Harvick currently leads the “Race for the Chase” in his Richard Childress Racing #29 Shell/Pennzoil Chevrolet, but last year’s winner at the Glen, Tony Stewart, looks to repeat in his #14 Office Depot/Old Spice Chevrolet.

Only five races left before The Chase begins!

Starting from Friday afternoon before every race you can view the Brembo brake facts.

 Please click here to download the latest NASCAR Brake Facts.

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Brembo in MotoGP

 

What’s New in 2010?

2010 will see further improvements in the hydraulic and mechanical components of Brembo brake systems, following developments designed to ensure that performance levels remain steady for the full race duration.

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Brembo in Formula One

 

Since 1974 Brembo-equipped teams have won multiple Formula One championships, including 14 with Ferrari. 

What’s New in 2010

 

F1 brake system development has been mainly influenced by two factors: the reduction of aerodynamic load based on the new front wing design and the smaller rear wings and, in opposition, the increase in mechanical grip thanks to the return of slick tires.

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