WATCH: The Tech Talk team look at the science of Zandvoort's banked corners on modern F1 cars
Formula 1 has returned to Zandvoort this weekend for the first time since 1985 – but to a remodelled track which now features three banked corners, one of which has an 18-degree angle, which is double that of the banking at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway.
But what is the effect of such extreme banking on modern F1 cars? Sam Collins and Craig Scarborough investigate in the free preview of this week's Tech Talk show. Watch the video in the player above – and switch to F1 TV to see the full feature, and for more great shows.
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