When Formula One First Used Ground Effect
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 มิ.ย. 2024
- Formula One has entered a new era in 2022. The cars have been transformed in order to take advantage of an aerodynamic phenomenon known as ground effect. This relatively old technology has proved challenging for the teams and drivers to adjust to, and the phenomenon of ‘porpoising’ has come back into the public consciousness. The use of ground effect on these cars however pales in comparison to those of the past. Ground effect was used for the first time over 40 years ago, kickstarting the aerodynamic revolution in Formula One. Compared to today however, it was used to such a degree that the cars generated virtually all their downforce from underneath, and after significantly increasing the speed of the cars, it was eventually banned on safety grounds, with flat-bottomed cars being the norm for the next 39 years. So, let’s look at the first time Formula One used ground effect.
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Timestamps
0:00 Introduction
0:56 Prologue
2:59 1977
3:52 1978
7:08 1979
9:48 1980
11:24 1981
13:45 1982
15:23 Epilogue
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The Lotus 79, the most beautiful F1 car ever created.
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He reached it just 20h after the vid was released... (Currently on 1.03K)
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I literally thought that this was a famous F1 channel because of the quality of the video. Nice work man!
The Arrows A2 is so beautiful 😍
Was skeptical of the video due to low subs, but fuck me, this was great
High quality documantary, great job mate
0:42. Never saw the underside of a McLaren before. Very interesting!
Superb video. I like your voice. Can you do next time group B rally cars?
Superb video, keep up the great work!
Your channel is one of the most underrated on youtube. Fantastic videos. Have been binging them for 3 days.
Given how insanely smooth track surfaces are now and the improvements in driver safety I think they should bring back the skirts and reduce/remove over body aero similar to the 9X8 to get the dirty air issue back to 2022 levels now that the teams are saying following has degraded again this year.
Brilliant videos! I’m really enjoying your channel - thanks for all the hard work putting these together 👍
great vid! i wonder how fast the fastest f1 cars from the 80s were compared to today´s f1 cars, considering how much lighter they were
There's a video on my to-do list covering that very topic!
5:57 i've never seen that picture before, pretty sure that's a bin lid with extra holes and sponsors decals - genius!
It certainly is a standard bin lid. Brabham duct taped it to the fan to stop people peeking. Like any self-respecting F1 team, the bin lid carried Parmalat branding!
Pretty sure Jody Scheckter was the champion in 79.
From what i've heard, the Lotus 88 was not praised as it was difficult to setup, drive and it's aerodynamics didnt work very well. It was banned out of fear of its potential
Brabham couldn't run effective venturi tunnels due to the flat-12 they were running iirc
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Brilliant video
12:43 Just because Colin Chapman called his Lotus 88's bodywork envelope a "secondary chassis", it didn't make it one. That's why it was banned. A nice try but totally illegal. More to the point, why was the 88's bodywork so narrow? Was it because Colin wrote the technical rules for Bernie's mooted breakaway F1 series - the World Federation of Motor Sport? Either way, the 88 was slow, hard to set up and ulimately it ended Lotus's chances of success in '81.
Very nice potted history of ground effect.
Great video. One minor inaccuracy, the reference to 'flexible skirts' is incorrect. They were rigid sliding skirts. After the 6cm rule in 1981, flexible skirts were permitted to touch the road in 1982. Ground effects were banned in November 82.
This is interesting I'm going to watch it!
Nice video. You earn more than the number of subscriptions and views you have now.
Thanks thos is a really good update for me...I was to young to remember 70s an 80s F1 racing here in the USA...it got sparratict coverage much to my dismay
Thanks...a lot
the car at 10:12 looks like Luigi's car in Mario kart
Rip gunnar nilson. Really quality driver but never got the ability to live long enough
Too bad the Lotus 88 got banned.
Yeah the only trouble noise glory days are gone because our love for hy technology race cars is being squashed by budget restraints...oh well it just will take longer to get advancements
0:45 Wait... wut? After senna's death in 1994, flat bottom cars were banned and a plank was installed under the car that poked out under the floor of the car so that sufficient airflow was kept under the car, if the plank was worn more than 1mm on one of the designated measuring spots, the car would be disqualified.
The bottom was still flat though. The legality plank was just to enforce running higher
How u like to drive following those cars dumping weight in the form of water going a 100 around a turn...not to mention visibility when the hits ur visor...dirty pool old man dirty pool