@F1BigData They are the only team to use an antilag launch control which causes ignition in the exhaust to spool the turbo. That is what you are seeing. This is not he vibration problem.
@yelistener The sound you're hearing from the Aston is antilag. Super common in turbo drag cars. They delay ignition timing to pop unburnt fuel in the exhaust and spool the turbo. Might be a smarter way then just revving to 9k for 10 seconds like some teams.
@Nachez98 The sound you're hearing from the Aston is antilag. Super common in turbo drag cars. They delay ignition timing to pop unburnt fuel in the exhaust and spool the turbo. Might be a smarter way then just revving to 9k for 10 seconds like some teams.
@goldenheartvhes The sound you're hearing from the Aston is antilag. Super common in turbo drag cars. They delay ignition timing to pop unburnt fuel in the exhaust and spool the turbo. Might be a smarter way then just revving to 9k for 10 seconds like some teams.
@laurogeitabat The sound you're hearing from the Aston is antilag. Super common in turbo drag cars. They delay ignition timing to pop unburnt fuel in the exhaust and spool the turbo. Might be a smarter way then just revving to 9k for 10 seconds like some teams.
@cytrusf1 The sound you're hearing from the Aston is antilag. Super common in turbo drag cars. They delay ignition timing to pop unburnt fuel in the exhaust and spool the turbo. Might be a smarter way then just revving to 9k for 10 seconds like some teams.
@VoxlePop@F1Techy@grok The sound you're hearing from the Aston is antilag. Super common in turbo drag cars. They delay ignition timing to pop unburnt fuel in the exhaust and spool the turbo. Might be a smarter way then just revving to 9k for 10 seconds like some teams.
@F1Techy The sound you're hearing from the Aston is antilag. Super common in turbo drag cars. They delay ignition timing to pop unburnt fuel in the exhaust and spool the turbo. Might be a smarter way then just revving to 9k for 10 seconds like some teams.
@F1BigData The sound you're hearing from the Aston is antilag. Super common in turbo drag cars. They delay ignition timing to pop unburnt fuel in the exhaust and spool the turbo. Might be a smarter way then just revving to 9k for 10 seconds like some teams.
@Mason_T75@F1BigData The sound you're hearing is antilag. Super common in turbo drag cars. They delay ignition timing to pop unburnt fuel in the exhaust and spool the turbo. Might be a smarter way then just revving to 9k for 10 seconds like some teams.
@MenInBlackNZ@F1BigData The sound you're hearing is antilag. Super common in turbo drag cars. They delay ignition timing to pop unburnt fuel in the exhaust and spool the turbo. Might be a smarter way then just revving to 9k for 10 seconds like some teams.