@Sofyan Nanda Fahrurrozi Perfect logic, yet my car won't outrun the sports bikes I encounter on the road, any possible explanation to that? Forgot to add, my car has four wheels.
@@iamyourgreatgreatgreatgrea6291 cause neither you nor the sport bike street riders tried it on a track or corners? A sport bike will always accelerate faster on a straight and if a straight is your criteria of comparison then OP's comment is well beyond your comprehension :)
@@kamikaze_twist The thing is, just because a vehicle has more wheels, doesn't mean it's gonna be faster than a vehicle with less wheels. It all really depends on what the OP means by faster, because there are so many ways to be faster, like top speed, breaking time (from x speed to a complete stop), cornering speed, acceleration etc etc. So in some ways, yes, the OP actually has a point, but in other ways, the OP is lost in the bushes.
It is easier to drive an F1 car than to ride a MotoGP bike as in F1 you are only in one position to get the car around the corner, but in MotoGP you have to physically force the bike to move around the corner whilst doing gears as well. That is why you will never see F1 drivers compete in MotoGP but it can happen the other way round. But I still have huge amount of respect for F1 and MotoGP
Tornado Twin 4 "...That is why you will never see F1 drivers compete in MotoGP..." You're wrong, Michael Schumacher tried motogp out, and he absolutely loved being on a bike too.
I've been riding bikes from long time F1 cars are much harder to drive than MotoGP bikes Not even comparable Bikes are pretty easy to ride Driving F1 cars is so hard well you won't understand
Its more that the teams don't allow it. They don't want them to be injured. I feel like comparison isn't neccasary there are things that and f1 driver can do but a motogp rider cannot even get close and its the same other way around
Nice! Was pretty close, or more than I expected ...maybe because it was his own f1 lap. 4 wheel cornering grip and top end speed on the straight edge the f1 in the end (or middle of the track :) already). Would've beem great to see a helicopter view thou. Amazing experience for him. At least we get to watch.
It’s actually braking too. Bikes were on the brakes for 5 deck seconds after the straight and the F1 cars only 1.8 seconds. There’s an article about it. The bikes were only faster to accelerate.
The MotoGP bike lost most of it's time in the high speed change of direction towards the end of the lap. Pretty close every where else, The F1 Car clearly can change direction a lot faster with all that downforce but it blew my mind that the MotoGP Bike with no downforce basically kept up with the F1 Car the rest of the way around the track.
Perhaps but he knows how to drive an gp bike through and through, a formula 1 car not really. If he was equally skilled in both the difference would have been a lot.
Never seen F1 driver ride a motogp bike. That has clearly explained motogp bike is something special which needs another level of talent and skill to ride it.
Little Leitao I'm not talking about how good they are at every sport they participate. I'm talking about Motogp bike which can't simply be ridden by anybody include the F1 driver.
uaua Agree with your point. There certainly are past and current F1 drivers though that do ride motorcycles. Not sure how proficiently, or if ever on track.
I think there are some pilots that changed categories from f1 to moto ( whatever category was at that time ), don't know if the other way round has happened
This is a Toro Rosso from '12 or '13, with the current livery... it's a V8. The differences in volume are caused by the mic positions and configuration...
OMG.... If he starts to do the breaking exactly like the f1 drivers, he'll be a challenge for them.
Somebody asking..
"Why F1 car is faster?"
.
Because it has four wheels 😂🤣
Dont forget the amount of downforce and grip, which is why F1 cars is faster in corners.
@Sofyan Nanda Fahrurrozi Perfect logic, yet my car won't outrun the sports bikes I encounter on the road, any possible explanation to that?
Forgot to add, my car has four wheels.
@@iamyourgreatgreatgreatgrea6291 Or why doesn't that 8-wheeled armored APC outrun my car? Lol
@@iamyourgreatgreatgreatgrea6291 cause neither you nor the sport bike street riders tried it on a track or corners? A sport bike will always accelerate faster on a straight and if a straight is your criteria of comparison then OP's comment is well beyond your comprehension :)
@@kamikaze_twist The thing is, just because a vehicle has more wheels, doesn't mean it's gonna be faster than a vehicle with less wheels.
It all really depends on what the OP means by faster, because there are so many ways to be faster, like top speed, breaking time (from x speed to a complete stop), cornering speed, acceleration etc etc.
So in some ways, yes, the OP actually has a point, but in other ways, the OP is lost in the bushes.
It is easier to drive an F1 car than to ride a MotoGP bike as in F1 you are only in one position to get the car around the corner, but in MotoGP you have to physically force the bike to move around the corner whilst doing gears as well. That is why you will never see F1 drivers compete in MotoGP but it can happen the other way round. But I still have huge amount of respect for F1 and MotoGP
Tornado Twin 4 "...That is why you will never see F1 drivers compete in MotoGP..."
You're wrong, Michael Schumacher tried motogp out, and he absolutely loved being on a bike too.
Yes, but he was already riding motorcycles before.
I think you're talking out of your bottom!
I've been riding bikes from long time
F1 cars are much harder to drive than MotoGP bikes
Not even comparable
Bikes are pretty easy to ride
Driving F1 cars is so hard well you won't understand
Its more that the teams don't allow it. They don't want them to be injured. I feel like comparison isn't neccasary there are things that and f1 driver can do but a motogp rider cannot even get close and its the same other way around
Marquez wins.
Nice! Was pretty close, or more than I expected ...maybe because it was his own f1 lap.
4 wheel cornering grip and top end speed on the straight edge the f1 in the end (or middle of the track :) already).
Would've beem great to see a helicopter view thou.
Amazing experience for him. At least we get to watch.
It’s actually braking too. Bikes were on the brakes for 5 deck seconds after the straight and the F1 cars only 1.8 seconds. There’s an article about it. The bikes were only faster to accelerate.
The MotoGP bike lost most of it's time in the high speed change of direction towards the end of the lap. Pretty close every where else, The F1 Car clearly can change direction a lot faster with all that downforce but it blew my mind that the MotoGP Bike with no downforce basically kept up with the F1 Car the rest of the way around the track.
Perhaps but he knows how to drive an gp bike through and through, a formula 1 car not really. If he was equally skilled in both the difference would have been a lot.
@@steveluth3139 plus its a 2012 car
Its the power to weight ratio. Moto gp wins in the straights and f1 cars will win in every single type of corner
Ken roczen in a f1 car
That's something I'd pay to see
F1 should win as cars are always faster in the end. Cars have 4 Times the grip and a ton more power.. In the end that is.
They have twice the grip you mean ahahah...
at least 4 times. At least !! Consider the contact patch area. Axiomatic.
grabir01 I thought you meant that by the number of tires ahah
More than 4 thanks to aerodynamics. But the low grip makes the bike have very high max speed and acceleration.
Bike is lighter and faster at acceleration that's it. Cars has wings more wheeled bigger tires better brakes.
Dope as hell
Yas! 🔥
Now Car drivers driving bikes!!
Legal Man riding
The only reason is that raw sound is missing in f1...
That was pretty neat.
Amazing! Marquez the best💪💪
Did they have the car in some auto shift mode or did marquez just not use the revs at all?
Awesome.
Is that a V8-era RBR car with the 2018 STR livery??? RBR8 2012 season?
yes it is
Why marquez not press a DRS button in a DRS zone?
How is he driving and riding at the same time?
Yes
So he drove the F1 car and then rode the MotoGP bike in the race. Then they compared them together.
well...this guy do the job.... facilement.
Never seen F1 driver ride a motogp bike. That has clearly explained motogp bike is something special which needs another level of talent and skill to ride it.
Barry Sheene
It's the same for every sports you need talent a high level to be good in it .
Little Leitao I'm not talking about how good they are at every sport they participate. I'm talking about Motogp bike which can't simply be ridden by anybody include the F1 driver.
uaua Agree with your point. There certainly are past and current F1 drivers though that do ride motorcycles. Not sure how proficiently, or if ever on track.
I think there are some pilots that changed categories from f1 to moto ( whatever category was at that time ), don't know if the other way round has happened
It already happened, WTF are you talking about another level of talent.
Why the red bull have the color of the toro rosso 2018?
Because it was an event relates to Honda, and Toro Rosso is using Honda power and have Honda logo on the livery...
@@Turigemo why they doesn't use a toro rosso car and not a redbull with toro rosso's color
@@Coca_ret they would have to paint it anyway, because Toro Rosso didn't have this color and these sponsors back in 12' or 13'
@@Turigemo so they choose the most performant car to the test with marquez
Speed in the coner for F 1 is better than Moto GP cuz more grip,,
Good at all
That Moto gp bike is louder than the f1 car ,or am I the only one who thought that?😂😂
Thats a test car..it is not the real f1 car..and believe me if u go in a race they are veryy loud
peter lamprou oh, I thought it was a real f1 car from 16 or 17 season
@@shreyasshetty8525....no it is not a real one...they are test cars.....these are a lot easier to drive
peter lamprou oh yeah 🙌 I understand
This is a Toro Rosso from '12 or '13, with the current livery... it's a V8. The differences in volume are caused by the mic positions and configuration...
Is that true that Pedrosa performed far better than Marquez in the test?
ApoLuke72 as far as I know, Pedrosa set a faster time in the F1 car than Marquez did yes 👍
Ok, thanks!
Pedrosa 1:13.6 and Marc 1:14.6
marc marquez in TR next year!!!
F1 is fast then Motogp.
Thanks Captain Obvious!
Your welcome!
@@quaussiemoto3939 No no... F1 is faster then Motogp.
@@calicojack8361 straight line Moto GP F1 Faster in corners simple
Downforce baby!!
That's what I call an asscam.
F1 is better
Wrong
I think that's one of the worst laps I have seen in an f1 car.