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The McLaren is 3 times louder wild

Spotted my dad starting at the 12 minute mark in the background!

I love coming back to watch this video every once in a while

would be cool if they did this with kyle larson and max verstappen in the future

This seems like such an awesome feelgood event for everyone involved, including commentators and fans. So much joy, love and respect for each other.

Makes me sick watching the old F1 car go around the track. And the lovely noise and echo throughout the valley. The hybrid era is disgusting.

It looks like they really enjoyed getting to drive a totally different kind of car to what they were used to. And they did a really great job quickly adapting to it.

maybe lewis Hamilton will take advantage of nascar with trackhouse’s project 91 program and he can make a start in nascar

Tony has been driving f1s for years before this. Hamilton hasn't driven anything else

great cars, great drivers

Is this 2019?

This… this does put a smile on my face

Tony Stewart kinda got his start in open wheel racing in IndyCar, so it shouldn't be a surprise to him driving a F1 car.

Michael Andretti said it best, he said that F1 cars have such a sophisticated braking system, that you actually can brake a lot later before a turn, and that is harder for US drivers to get. It's a matter of getting the braking down/getting the courage to make such a quick and late attempt at applying the brakes that make F1 cars the quickest cars in the world. Tony probably didn't know this, or he just didn't make the adjustment properly. Otherwise, it was a good showing for both drivers.

that lovely Hillbilly accent of the one (I assume Nascar) commentaror ❤

Both guys champions in their own right. Jumping in to cars that absolutely cannot be compared. Completely different skillsets required to drive each. It was interesting to see how fluid and smooth tony looked in the f1. F1 drivers typically look very jerky in their inputs.

We gotta put an F1 driver on an oval track. That’s the real test. An F1 driver will always win on a regular racetrack no matter the car, they just understand track driving better. The oval though, that’s nascar’s thing. Let’s get Max on an oval track 😅

26:07 I love how this is a learning experience for all, even the commentators XD

This still gives me goosebumps to see. so awesome

Holy shit, Joe Rogan is everywhere.

Tony did 8 seconds better than Lewis in the F1 car wow go Tony

They should do more of these, great watch.

F1 driver. Slim, in perfect body shape, has to undure enormous amounts of G force even more then a jet pilot Nascar driver. I can be overweight, who cares..

I can't believe his comments at 27:25 about how he's getting used to the stick shift. These guys have been driving professionally all their lives. you have to be drunk and high to think that they don't know how to drive stick car well. Robert Kubica burnt the clutch because it was probably stock 😂😂 "he wasn't used to the shit lever." Robert Kubica also drove alot of rally. How is this guy a racing commentator? . Wow

Watkins Glen looks like there could be a golf course amongst there. Gorgeous scenery!

tell hamilton to get into a top fuel dragster

Admitedly, its not physically possible for a nascar driver to drive an f1 car at its full potential cause you have to do so much more high g force training as an f1 driver

2021 and Hamilton is the most successful F1 driver ever.

I would really like to see Lewis have a part time schedule with Hendrick or Gibbs next year

This is a really cool crossover , they should do something similar again i'd like to see the Nascar boys all race eachother on a F1 circuit lol and vice versa. F1 is gaining alot of traction in the US over the last year thanks to the heavy sports betting push

You can see why these dudes are professional drivers. Fantastic job by both guys.. they're both world class drivers but it was crazy to watch them pick up a new car like they've driven it forever and start ripping laps off like it's no big deal.

I miss the speed channel they always had great coverage like this

This is sooo dope🔥 the best racers in different disciplines should do cross overs more often! 27:46 GOAT move😂

F1 has to make a return to Glen ....cota doesn't cut it for the american g.p

Don’t you Americans get embarrassed by NASCAR, seriously?

An F1 driver would fare better no comparison. Why? Because Nascar is so much slower. An F1 driver can only be an F1 driver because they can react at the highest racing speeds on the planet. That is the hierarchy of racing. As the cars get faster only certain drivers have the skill to drive them to the cars limit. Anyone who doesn't understand how far ahead an F1 car is above any other vehicle won't understand. The closet to an F1 cars performance is a moto gp bike, even those guys have a steep learning curve just to keep the f1 car tires and brakes warmed up in it's optimal window. Every other racing series on earth is slower than f1, so an F1 driver will be able to see and react to everything easier than they are use to. Essentially every other racing series will feel like slo mo… just watch f1 drivers push road cars to the limit they are barely paying attention since it's so slow for them. Also Nascar has nowhere near the complexity or settings that can be adjusted on even an F1 steering wheel on the fly. Literally 100's in car setup changes can be made through an F1 car wheel. Is way too much complexity and man power involved in one f1 race to lay out here… From the sim drivers and race facility of engineers at the teams home bases that are driving at the same time as the race to give possible help remotely. To the team onsite that is monitoring all the different systems in the car. The engineering level is insane and requires a driver to fit into that. F1 drivers are managing two power units, a gas engine and electric motor. They are controlling how much electric energy deployment, Electric energy harvesting, fuel ratio. Then when go into brake bias settings. F1 drivers routinely are adjusting brake bias on a corner by corner basis. They can also control the differential and have different settings for corner entry, mid corner entry and exit. A Nascar driver isn't accelerating and decelerating nearly as much as an F1 driver. Oval speed difference between the straights and corners is sometimes barely a gear change or two. F1 drivers are doing upwards of 40+ gear changes a lap.

27:30 Any footage of Kubica doing this?

Gaaaah, I just wish f1 had manual transmissions still. It's such an art :(

I think my favorite part here is when they're talking about how different the cars are and the NASCAR announcer says "someone even cranks the F1 car for you" and someone DIES laughing in the background.

Both cars and series are epic, I’ve been a nascar fan my whole life and just started recently to get in to F1. Both provide great Racing.

I enjoy listening to the commentators discussing the differences. Really shows the mutual respect they have

Damn that Nascar is almost twice the weight of the F1 car so I'm sure it felt really heavy for Hamilton to drive

The announcers "Constant feedback on the radio, 'do you hear me', etc." Kimi' Raikkonen would respond 'shut the fuck up, I'm driving!'

Lewis should unironically go over to NASCAR to close his career.

25:57 Hamilton: Ah manual gearbox. haven't used these in decades! This is wicked!

Stewart's Go-Kart comment is the perfect way of describing the experience.

BRING F1 BACK!

Here after Lewis is 7x world champion

He’s not using DRS wonder why

can Nascar cup series will do a race through different continents?(except on motegi japan its a exhibition)