Right after that, the head moves backwards and hits the headrest, causing the brain to impact the back of a skull that rapid back-and-forth movement once again causes damage to the bridging veins.
I made him come into the bathroom, filled a sink with warm water, got him to tilt his headrest back a little and then placed a hot flannel over his chin.
But assuming they can keep their " brake" balance, they'll " chassieze" the race from a whole new pole position without needing a headrest and that could be the spark that leaves fans on the edge of their single seat.