- A
chicane (/ʃɪˈkeɪn/) is a
serpentine curve in a road,
added by
design rather than
dictated by geography.
Chicanes add
extra turns and are used both in...
-
Nicholas Bracegirdle (born 28
February 1971),
known professionally as
Chicane, is an
English musician, DJ, composer, songwriter, and
record producer....
- racing. The
second chicane was also re-profiled. In the
Formula 1
Grand Prix of the same year, the
first to use
these new
chicanes, a fire marshal, Paolo...
- auto race
takes place.
Since 1990, the
straight is
interrupted by two
chicanes, with the last
section (that
includes a
slight right turn
known as the...
-
Senna at
Imola in 1994, the
following F1
races saw the
introduction of
chicanes made up from
stacked tyres. The
entry to Eau
Rouge was
obstructed in such...
- two
chicanes were
added to the 6-kilometre-long (3.7 mi) straight,
dividing it into
three pieces about 2 km each. The
addition of the
chicanes was further...
- This
resulted in fatalities,
including the
death of
Ayrton Senna in 1994.
Chicanes were
introduced at
multiple points to
reduce cornering speeds,
which changed...
-
avoid beam
emittance blowup, beam
compression is
usually done by
using two
chicanes. Pellegrini, C.; Marinelli, A.; Reiche, S. (2016). "The
physics of x-ray...
- Look up
chicane in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
chicane is an
artificial feature creating extra turns in a road.
Chicane may also
refer to: a bridge...
-
Giants is the
fourth studio album by
British electronic musician Chicane. It was
released in the
United Kingdom on 2
August 2010. The album's
first official...
