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Originally Posted by masmole
For what it's worth, the Ring is not nearly as demanding on brakes as many of the smaller and tighter tracks found elsewhere. The Ring has longer straights that allow for more brake cooling and heat won't build-up as much. Even though you ultimately brake from higher terminal speeds from the longer straights, the fact that they get better cooling because they're longer straights ends up to be more forgiving for the brakes overall. Repeated pounding on the brakes between shorter distances even from lower speeds is far more punishing in terms of heat build-up.
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Not try to disrepect; very wrong which I have found out. Thats the only track where my brakes managed to fade as opposed to some of the more challenging tracks in the UK e.g. three sisters or bedford..all I saying is that you should get your dealer to check it out!
