The BRAKE Report podcast recently hosted an exclusive interview with Volker van Lier, Director of the Business Segment for Chassis & Brakes at Continental Engineering Services (CES). Hosted by Brian Hagman, the conversation offered a deep dive into the world of high-performance braking systems for motorsports, focusing on CES’s innovative Motorsports ABS Kit and its integration with the MK100® system.
The podcast highlighted CES’s commitment to catering to the specific needs of motorsport clients, who demand precision and adaptability in extreme racing conditions. Van Lier discussed the Motorsports ABS Kit’s significance in racing, designed to offer unparalleled precision under high-speed, high-pressure conditions. He elaborated on how the MK100® system, central to the ABS Kit, integrates with additional sensors, including the inertial measurement unit (IMU), to enhance braking accuracy, even in unpredictable racing environments.
The podcast highlighted CES’s commitment to catering to the specific needs of motorsport clients, who demand precision and adaptability in extreme racing conditions. Van Lier discussed the Motorsports ABS Kit’s significance in racing, designed to offer unparalleled precision under high-speed, high-pressure conditions. He elaborated on how the MK100® system, central to the ABS Kit, integrates with additional sensors, including the inertial measurement unit (IMU), to enhance braking accuracy, even in unpredictable racing environments.
Listeners gained an understanding of the Motorsports ABS Kit’s flexibility, which allows teams to make real-time adjustments through mode switches during a race. Van Lier shared how this adaptability has been well-received by racing teams, particularly when tackling complex tracks like the Nürburgring. “Feedback has been overwhelmingly positive, especially regarding the system’s endurance over long races,” noted Van Lier, emphasizing the critical role of reliability in motorsports.
Wrapping up, Van Lier hinted at future innovations in CES’s motorsports braking systems, underscoring CES’s dedication to advancing the capabilities of racing technology. Click here to listen to the full episode.
