Latest data from: 25. JAN 10:52 CET
Allianz Safety Sled Track Analysis
St. Moritz
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💡 AI Summary
Generated on: 2025-03-06 21:03:57
The track presents varying speeds and challenges for athletes. The highest speed achieved was 135.4 kph at Martineau, and the maximum G-force of 5.1 g occurred at Horse-Shoe.
- Corner Martineau: Max Speed of 135.4 kph (High speed)
- Corner Horse-Shoe: Max G-force of 5.1 g
- Horse-Shoe: Highest drift at rear axle with 2.6 degrees
- Bridge: Most Bumpiness with a max of 1.1 g
- Dixon - Horse-Shoe: Lowest G-force of 0.8 g
Data Source: ../data/St. Moritz/20250125_1053/processed_data.pkl
AI-generated
💡 AI Summary
Generated on: 2025-03-06 21:03:49
The track offers a range of challenges with varying speeds, g-forces, and curvatures. Athletes will experience both high and medium speeds throughout the course.
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Lowest Radius Corners:
- Horse-Shoe has the smallest radius with a curvature of 13.5.
- Sunny follows with a curvature of 16.7.
- Portago has a curvature of 23.6.
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Highest G-Force Corners:
- Horse-Shoe reaches a g-force of 5.1.
- Martineau follows with a g-force of 4.4.
- Bridge maxes out at 4.0.
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Longest Corners:
- Martineau is the longest with a corner length of 136.3 meters.
- Devils Dyke spans 109.6 meters.
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Corners with Highest Speed:
- Martineau hits a high speed of 135.4 kph.
- Gunter Sachs records a speed of 132.2 kph.
- Leap reaches 124.1 kph.
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Highest Banking:
- Bridge has the highest banking with a roll angle of 90.3.
- Horse-Shoe follows with 83.7.
- Portago has a roll angle of 82.5.
Track Profile
The data from the Allianz Safety Sled is utilized to comprehensively analyze the track profile, including corner radii, speeds, and g-forces.