The flip-flop that kept f1 drivers alive was the Halo safety system.

Halo is a safety system that provides sufficient head protection for racers who drive racing cars at high speed. It is made of titanium alloy. Tests show that the system can bear a static load that is dozens of times the mass of the vehicle itself when the vehicle collides, and protect the driver's head from flying debris or impact objects.

You know, racing itself is a sport with a high risk factor. For example, in the F1 race in Japan in 214, Bianchi, a driver, was hit hard by the head of a crane on the track after the rain, and finally passed away in a coma for nine months. Later, the FIA decided to introduce the Halo system in the F1 race of the 218 season and various single-seat formula racing competitions.

Halo is often ridiculed as "flip-flops" by netizens in China because of its appearance.

since the 218 season, Halo has saved many racers in several near-fatal incidents.

In the Belgian race in p>218, leclerc's car was hit by another car, and he was protected from life-threatening by Halo. In Bahrain in the 22 season, the car driven by romain grosjean suddenly lost control and crashed into the isolation guardrail, and the car instantly disintegrated and exploded. Grosjean, who once did not support the Halo system, finally escaped with only minor injuries.

In Monza in p>221, Hamilton collided with Vestapan, and Vestapan's car was pushed into the air by Hamilton's car. Without Halo system, Hamilton's life might be in danger.

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