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- In 1938 the Monza Vedano Road Course was built, a 6.292 km layout that was not used for racing until 1948 due to the breakout of World War 2. Between 1948-1954, this layout was used to host Grand Prix racing at the Monza circuit. This layout was also used in the original F1 Italian Grand Prix at Monza dating back to 1950 in F1's inaugural season, until 1954 when it got replaced with the more well-known Road + Oval full course again.
This Formula 1 hotlap is driven in Assetto Corsa with Charles Leclerc in the F1 2022 Ferrari F1-75 car.
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Forgotten layout. Many people think that the oval was always but it was destroyed after 2ww due the safety. In the mid 50s oval and parabolica made a comeback.
Yeah exactly, the older oval was actually bigger! Might have to make a video on that too!
Actually, the original oval it was removed in 1939
The Parabolica didn't exist until 1955.
@@Mitsos1311 it was? i always thought it had about the same lenght, but the banking was much less steep.
@@BlocAutosport If you look on racingcircuits info, you can see that the pre-war oval was 2.79 miles and the post-war oval was 2.64 miles. The length was lost by moving the southern turn further north, and the new banking was, as you say, much steeper.
Interersting how the track can evolve so much, in terms of safety and layout.
Although everyone hates the chicanes
being from monza this is like one of those grandads films but with a 350km/h car in it. gorgeous
I think it's great that F1 improved its safety standards from hay stacks and trees to tyres and fences.
At this Curcuit Monza looks easy and very closely.
3 braking zones, honestly a very fast track
If you use a modern F1 car, there are 3 braking zones. If you used an F1 car back then, you probably would have needed to brake in other quick corners too
@@francesco5254 6 braking zones in a 50's f1 car
The impresive thing is that they learned the track layout without dying
for me what is more impressive is how they judge their braking zone when there is no reference for braking zone
@@oaz8 yep, thats why I said without dying xd
Without the Oval it's a bit upsetting 😡
finally, lesmo 3 and 4
Ah, the bliss of Monza without chicane.
Though this track feels a bit too taxing on the engine, being flat out for so long
That said, if you joined the longest full throttle sections from every F1 calendar track, how long would it be?
long
honestly, i prefer monza with the three chicanes. i dont know, it looks so bland without them. maybe thats just the scenery though, but having a more or less constantly full throttle track just seems a bit eh
If we exclude the 1963 Full Course this was the fastest Monza on a current F1 car
This circuit was originally done in F1C by Jalnervion. Currently there is a WIP about this circuit for the same game.
I don't know how, You Made Me Replay This Video 27 times
Imagine hitting one of those apex bales at speed
Make the old 1999 Italian GP like what we saw in old turn 1 on Monza.
The one with the double chicane right? That's an interesting layout IMO
congrats on reaching 50,000 subscribers!
This historical track is also like 1930s.
Thank you !!!!!!! Best Monza layout ever
Why ?
@@ghaksone5551 no chicanes no soft corners real racing track
Em no
@@hilimediagbr Highly dangerous as well
Nope
This is why ,i love Assetto Corsa 🌹
Back when Monza is a bonafide *pettanko*
The banking saved this track ngl
Actually, i think this version is not very well reproduced. Compare with a 67 version (the only changes are the oval and the Parabolica)
sprint races on this track would be sick
Just a video like this is scary. Imagine it with 1950’s cars
Good
The real temple of speed😌
Its like they replaced parabollica with two lesmos
That Parabolico tho 😅
Non-existent haha
This track version was built in 1939. The Parabolica (now Alboreto's corner) was built in 1954, together with the odiern Oval
The real TEMPLE OF SPEED !!!
“I dont like it. I love it love it love it. woho”
Gigachad layout
ngl this looks more like a gun than a racetrack
In those pre-parabolica turns, are those actually cobblestones ?
Those hay balls «protections» where actually death traps in disguise.
It surely is a safe feeling to shoot down the track next to 2000 trees
Fun fact: From 1938-1954, The Vedano course (And the Pirelli Test Course) which was barely used actually touched the oval course and was right next to it, Luckily there has never been a race where they used both the Vedano course and the Oval course, or else.. Something bad could happen at the Vedano turn.
Every tried to do any research before posting this crap?
So there is this new Formula E track in Jakarta and it would be lovely if you do a banker lap with any car of your choosing
That would be greatly appreciated 😊
🤩🤩
Interesting idea, to make this version of Monza but the location of some corners (like the Serraglio, too close to the 2nd Lesmo) is wrong.
Also, i think (not 100% sure) that some buoldings on main straight are wrong.
The whole mod looks wrong tbh
It seems based on an "I think it looked like that the last time I saw it 15 years ago" GPL version 😂😂
Where is the elevation after the lesmos, there is no way that whole area was flat back then, land doesnt change shape that quick
give us this one with no drs and old school slipstreaming
@mitsos what wheel are you using mate?
Logitech g29
Where do you take this tracks from? I know you can download for racedepartment.
*from
Its probably in his description mate
Just check the description
waiting to see monza post WW3
Mitsos, that final average speed of 343 needs correction :P nonetheless, i always watch your videos, it's high time i subscribe to your channel
Idk man seemed wrong to me too but any calculator I use gives me the same result. They claimed the circuit was 6.292 km long so idk
@@Mitsos1311 nah, its clearly much shorter than that :) at least in the simulation. Keep up the good work!!!
@@claudiogonzalez9926 definitely think that it’s too short, the back straight and main straight should be a lot longer. I guess the modder placed the Vedanta curve at the same place as the current parabolica when it should go way beyond it
Basically no rules monza in F1 2021
The track does not exist on the site from description. Could someone share, please?
Do you think you can do a lap of the florio layout?, the parabolica section is completely different
OG Baku City Circuit
ithink it would be cooler if the F1 cars matched the different eras that you show, instead of a 2022 F1 car
My dad live in Vedano
It looks like you were using too much downforce there. It’s Monza, so there’s no need for downforce
It's not like he was trying to set a world record
No balance just vibes
No wonder why this circuit is nicknamed The Temple of speed 😂
Try using an indycar to see if they can still go flat out.
It's possible to race in the original 1922 circuit?
Lap Daytona with 2x horsepower
Same number of braking zones as Pocono, a 2.5 mi superspeedway.
Monza between 1938 and 1955 was 3.915 miles long...!
It sounds like Ferrari 2018
Why’s the car so big
Final corners are narrower than Moanco
The track is largely different in the details and the sorroundings have nothing to do with the real Monza of the 40s-50s.
is there some mod of the rally course inside Monza circuit?
I don't think so unfortunately
What is this “game”? I’m just curious. Thanks.
Hello, how are you
this is pre-war maybe
You wouldn't be able to brake on that stone surface ..
Definitely not, straight into the fence
Is it a sound mod?
Where is this ww2 chicane?
Brakes ? You mean the coward pedal ? 💀
Where is the porpoising?
This is the future, Ferrari fixed the porpoising and 1-2’d every race since then
@@Mitsos1311 it's a sad future, it's funny see those cars moving up and down side to side like a rollercoaster, i hope, they will never find the solution.
Pls Tail Whit F2004
Average speed 343 .... Goups
Asseto crosa xD
Find more speed car. Old F1 ore Indy.
why is it so narrow
A lot of tracks back then were this narrow, simply because u actually raced on public roads with no changes made to the road surface whatsoever. Most purpose-built racing tracks just went with how wide normal roads were, so that might well be where that came from. I mean, hey, back in the day the roads themselves were narrower, as the cars weren't as wide as they are now and so didn't need that much space. Honestly, if u would take a car from back in the day, the track would seem quite a bit wider simply because the car itself was narrower
Because is a very bad reproduced track.
Monza is not SO narrow (expecially on the main straight)
@@cat_03tv thanks for the explanation, so monza is made from public roads?
@@kentozapater8972 not necessarily. Monza has always been used as a racing track, but the people who designed the track were most probably taking normal roads as inspiration. Also, many racing tracks back in the day originated on public roads and later became permanent racing courses. I'm not sure if Monza started out that way too, but it is likely that it was that way. Imola for example was that way too...
And Gufo_Tave is probably also right in the way that this remake of how the original Monza was is not too good, but given the rather small amount of references u can use, that was rather probable...
So narrow
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Firts
More like *farts*
Dude, nobody cares
With this layout the track is even more boring
Booooooooooooring