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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.ย. 2024
- We've got a sneak preview of the new Jeddah Corniche Circuit, which is set to host this season's penultimate race on December 5. We can't wait! Just look at those fast, sweeping turns, and the room for overtaking.
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You know what would be even better than Hockenheim-like stadium section?
The actual Hockenheim stadium section.
underrated comment
:D
W
Tell Merkel to pay up.
@@Portocala69 under the new government we are about to get, we are lucky if they don’t demolish it
The track looks as ready as me when I get up at 6:30am to go to school
Underrated comment
"It's not gonna look like a street circuit, and yet it is a street circuit"
Ah yes, because Sochi was such a staple of fine circuit design.
What defines a street circuit anyway? Monaco is a street circuit, because it's raced on actual streets. This is a street circuit because.....it has concrete barriers instead of gravel traps?
@@Muggles87 yeah so strange that they call this a street circuit... Macau, Monaco, Le Mans, Baku, Melbourne are all street circuits, but this is a purpose built racetrack, none of this would be there if there wasn't going to be a race there, so why is this not called just a regular racetrack?
they build the road for the street-circuit where they want it.
No citizen would ride there .
I'd say that goal was already achieved by Albert Park. Every new fan usually mistakes Albert Park for a permanent circuit.
Can't wait to see Mazespin decide if he's going into the lagoon or the Red Sea.
This comment made my day 😂😂😂
🤣🤣🤣
AHAHAHAHAHAH i hope lord mazepin will not make a strike into turn 1
Ooch
Woooowww this is so creative 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Ah yes, a street circuit that uses absolutely no prebuilt streets with no overtaking in sight, beautiful
@Nathan_1617 roads that literally no one will use since there's nothing to see or nothing built around it
@@izumadodoesstuffinc.6917 yeah and why they drive on squiggly lines and not straight line
@@izumadodoesstuffinc.6917 Oh yes, as we all know the area is from now on unable to be built on in the future so there will never be any buildings there or anything, right?
This comment section really is shining with its stupidity.
Yeah, they're using an interesting definition of "street circuit" here - basically a circuit with walls.
This doesn't fit any definition of a street circuit apart from that. There's no city, there's no uneven road surfaces.... there's even a banked corner. Don't go around many of them on my daily commute.
There will be lots of passes... But all of them will likely be DRS highway overtakes
- "Lots of opportunities to overtake"
- The DRS zone: hold my 4 corners
The ammount of "corners" they are jamming there looks quite desperate. I bet that drag racing cars could take those flat.
they built a circuit specifically for f1 and still managed to get close to null overtake opportunities
Want to ask does the 2022 f1 cars have drs? Cause the rear wing looks like it can open..
@@boy88888 it does have DRS, the teams design it on their own. The show car from F1 doesn’t have DRS.
@@RottenWeeblet 👍
It feels like it's a year away from being completely ready? A MONTH away?!
Looking forward to seeing cars fly into the sea
Construction is pretty fast in the middle east.
I mean… do you really think they filmed and edited this last night or something?
@@dutchvanderlinde4748 When you use thousends of "payed" workers for sure.
@@misterbaumi 🇶🇦🤝 🇸🇦
Either what your saying is true, or this was prerecorded and they decided to upload the vid now.
4:26 "it's fantastic to have a track where the water is so close..
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Has that guy never seen Monaco? Literally half of the track is next to the port....
Or the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve in Montreal, they are literally racing on an island with water on multiple sides of them.
Zandvoort is next to the north sea
He never said it was the only track
It is fantastic. What was wrong with that statement? He did not say it was the ONLY one right? Be offended by something else.
The sentence: „There is no moment where the construction stands still“ makes me worrying about the working quality from all the workers there
The workers are skilled. They’re working in SA under duress as indentured labourers in horrible conditions and little to no freedoms but there is no doubting that they are highly skilled builders.
@@rupertbrice774 I don’t doubt they are skilled at what they do, it’s more the fact that absolutely nobody was working during this whole video lol
@@CountStrapula they usually work overnight
There are no slaves in Ba Sing Se :)
The company tasked with the build have confiscated the passports of all the laborers. The workers are from Central Asia and are not paid, or allowed to go home. Norma practices for SA and the UAE.
"To do this in 12 months, I think it's a world record."
Had you actually finished building before the race, that is.
Finishing it in 4 week would be a world record. But I doubt it.
It's not even a record: The Hungaroring was built in eight months. Construction works started on 1 October 1985, the first race was held on 24 March 1986.
This brings back memories from Korea, no way they are going to finish building this circuit till December.
Let's hope so!
We don’t know when this was recorded
@@mxmaverinho8115 let's hope not
@@BayatiAhmed fairly recently
they actually said they are surprised how far along they are already with building it
Looking forward to seeing Seb's 'Same Love' rainbow shirt. I'm sure the GP will be really supportive of it.
Im actually concerned for Seb. and other drivers.
I'm sure you're deeply concerned about how LGBTQ people are treated around the world.
I want Lewis and Seb to wear hilarious stuff like bikinis or something
Since it only says women are not allowed to wear bikinis lol
@@sgtarmas what a strange comment. Are you preemptively doubting this guys concern for fellow people? If so, why? Weirdchamp
@Atlas Because the people who complain about the hypocrisy of F1 to race in these places tend to not have the same energy for the actual issues.
Which is like the prime definition of virtue signaling, literally. The truth of the matter of is every race on the calendar has human rights issues that vary in magnitude.
I mean the U.S. Grand Prix was just last week. And what about all the previous GPs, like Russia, Bahrain, and China? There’s bad stuff happening to people in all these countries.
5 things I learned from this video:
1. It's still not done
2. Fast
3. Very fast
4. Fast corners
5. It's a street circuit but not (also it's fast)
might be fast
It has safer barriers (that means it's fast)
Also red sea is safety barrier
don’t forget…
It’s fast
And the construction workers have a lunch break.
"Let's build a new circuit that no one wanted and just not race in Germany, Malaysia or Argentina where the tracks are already built."
"Yeah great idea."
Mandalika
Built but financially broke.
@@GloomGaiGar hanoi circuit??
And Vietnam
they would race on countries with people that are actually able to pay their expensive ticket price
"If you're lucky enough to be here in Jeddah"
That's not how I would have worded it but okay
Right? I dont know if im that lucky if im in Jeddah
@@galliman123 big cap, you can easily get a tourist visa to saudi arabia
The audience stands are going to be a massive sausage fest I'd imagine.
wamens can driver in saudi now.. it iz liberal..long live mbs
It is rights out and away we go
wE dRiVe aS oNe🤡🤡
Like in any motorsport
@@killer414 wamens can drive now!!! no way!!!!
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1:30 You can‘t imagine how much pain that sentence inflicts on my motorsport loving soul.
Can someone explain why for me please?
@@arahp1117 because Hockenheim is a well loved track which isn't on the calendar
What is this Mockenheim?
Yea Mercedes and FIA ruined our beloved Hochenheim Race
@@dschulieenbruhhh merc didnt do anything
"it's a lot of opportunities for overtaking and spectacular races"
*shows a 200+km/h turn with little to no braking
The dude said, with a straight face, how the fast turns will yield to overtakes. I can't even...
@@texeract6209 it depends if theres multiple lines, but its actually kinda true, silverstone has mostly fast corners and has decent racing
@@specialingu Yes, but all the overtakes are done out of straights in Silverstone, my guy. Hangar straight into Stowe, Wellington into Brooklands, and Woodcote into Copse+Maggots
“It’s impresive we’ve done this in less than 12 months, it’s been quite the challenge”…yeah, i’m sure the Indians working 24/7 with little to no pay would agree with your struggles at your AC’d Office away from the building site
not just indians but yes
Source?
@@jakubjilek3767 living in the Middle East and gulf countries’ reputation with their sub-continent workers and human rights track record
@@jakubjilek3767 what source ?? Most of workers are from Indian subcontinent..also some from Philippines ...Almost none from KSA...
Again, I ask how can you with confidence say this is the case of this circuit construction
F1: We race as one and we're aiming for net zero
Also F1: We're going to Saudi and racing at night...
"Also we adding new tracks. So next year we fly from middle east to austrailia to europe to miami to europe to baku to canada to UK to europe"
@SweetPeaches69
Brexit ?
F1 race as one fans : fans we don't want to race in M-E cuz they ban LGHDTV we support human rights.
Also race as one fans : Stay silent when f1 race in country who genocide minorities and act like nothing happen there
Yeah mate just like the f1 y'all just hypocrites af
Might have to get the calculator out for the amount of overtaking opportunities here…
Just remember to multiply by 0
No. Probably gonna be in the negatives
You can only expect overtakes at FP and Quali, other than that, race will only see overtakes from pitstops.
I mean we don’t know how the racing would be with the 2022 regulations since the cars would be able to travel within a mile of another car
Yes lad
3:30 "3 DRS zones make this circuit unique"
Austria: "am i a joke to you"
Also Mexico
Also Miami next year.
04:20 keep that section without the barriers and you'll find mazepin's car turned into a submarine
Underrated 😂
🤣🤣
Looks like she's trying to keep a straight face whilst talking about the construction of the paddock
I’m surprised they even let her show her face
"Construction gets even busier at night-time" (those two guys sat on chairs actually move)
3:16 by "operationally it will provide it's fair share of challenges throughout the race weekend as well" do you mean "this will be an absolute disaster"?
That's what I take from it. Not much space between the barrier and the sea for the cranes and trucks to move around neither
@@jd7130 I think the barriers being close is fine, canada, monaco, ect, but you raise an interesting point about safety vehicles/ cranes
Yes because certain things F1 has included in their race weekend, including some "messages" and "values" will not be entertained in that country.
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To put it in politically correct terms.
@@SerPurple51 I didn't even think about that aspect! Should be...interesting.
1:30 "This area reminds me of Hockenheim. The stadium section." As a German i feel offended
Anstatt, dass die wirklich in Hockenheim fahren, machen die wieder so eine Dreckstrecke, die wahrscheinlich bis zum 5.Dezember nicht mal fertig ist
@Tonycristohawk TV yeah, but Not in December mate
How can you call it a street circuit when all of the “streets” need to be build new💀
renovating preexisting streets i believe
Herman Tilke probably looked at a knife his dog has chewed and thought, "This should be a circuit!"
you cant violate him like that sir XD
nahh he probably high when he designed this circuit
🤣
The three consecutive DRS zones are quite crazy. I could imagine that overtakes will be already finished after two zones and then the driver who got overtaken overtakes back on the start finish straight (if there are several DRS detection zones). Then you could get a Belgium like situation where nobody wants to be in front before the last turn.
Actually you do want to pass in Eau Rouge in Spa. The detection is before that corner but the zone after. You can make it by and then pull away with DRS that way.
Yeah there shouldnt be a drs zone on the main straight. The other 2 will get you close enough to do a non drs pass which is always better to watch
The DRS zones don't seem to be overly straight. Hope they aren't dangerous, like most of this track
@@thescranstation2notbetter509 perhaps in 2022. I think we overestimate how strong the tow on F1 actually is.
So it's: "Let's build a circuit, scrap the run-off and call it a street circuit"?
fax
The roads already existed, they’re just being renovated
@@eoghanburke2581 yes exactly
All of this with the added bonus of an after race celebratory execution cant wait!!!!!
Don't u try to irritate MBS with such childish comments, he can buy entire F1 group with less than his 1% wealth. Then u got no where to go
Abdul Lateef oh no dont say that its haram
absolute disgrace of a circuit, in racing terms, in logistic terms and in human right/moral terms... especially when you take into consideration how many proper prebuild circuits exist and are not used by F1
We Race as mONEy
Money....
Looks very much from here, like the answer to a question nobody asked. Except maybe Tilke and a bunch of accountants.
This.
And why tf is a brittish guy, named Martin Whitaker. The CEO of this so called Saudi track. As if F1 isnt run over by UK already
Thank you for shedding light on this, it’s an absolute disgrace that F1 are racing here, the sport has taken this year to take on the message WE RACE AS ONE, it’s absolute hypocrisy from F1 racing in a country where women are second class citizens and homosexuals are put in prison.
This is the most fake excitement I’ve ever seen 😂
Las Vegas circuit was so spectacular in comparison
F1 really be looking like Mario kart with all those cars going under water
Not even 1 minute in and the like to dislike ratio is looking interesting here…
For me likes are beating dislikes..
@@Trex3n20 still 3 to 1 is very bad for an exciting look to the new future.
and u have the funny like number (69)
@@shaded076 lol
900 dislikes and 2.2k likes. Why are they holding a race here again?
This is like if a track engineer looked at the best race circuit in the calender and did the COMPLETE opposite.
Lol I feel you there mate
Hmm, this is where Hermann Tilke comes in (cue Money Heist, Professor pointing meme)!
Ew a furry
@@DARSHANRMMT Yknow that tilke designed new Austria, new Hockenhiem, turkey, Bahrain, Malaysia... and you still think that he can’t design a circuit? It’s not tilke, blame tilke’s clients (FOM)
@@thestibblr6637 miss Malaysian GP.
Great track and unpredictable weather.
This feels like Talladega all over again. Waiting up until the last possible second to finish construction makes the track very dangerous. Not only that, the huge number of corners seems like there won't be much overtaking in corners. I hope the drivers will be safe...
Did you see that "blind and most dangerous corner" on the track? Hit the inside wall there slightly, break a steering arm, puncture left front tyre and you'll go "straight" ahead. But as you are now skidding along the plank, the tarmac runoffs won't actually slow down the car that much (see Buemi China, or any other formula car that doesn't have 4 working tires and are out of control on tarmac). Then you add in that angled wall on the outside. Ups.
@@Myrvold And the possbility that following cars will take avoiding action, so they might drive through the runoff right as the first car to crash bounces back from the barriers and onto the track/runoff with the possbility of being in other peoples way. Kinda like Eau Rouge/Radillon, you can't see whats going on in the next part of the track but you still arrive with very high speed.
Don’t ever compare talladega to this masterpiece
@@azariahmarie4209 You might have spoke too soon, this track looks like it won’t be interesting for racing at all.
@@jordantraenkner1883 I mean true but never ever compare a oval to a circuit
Massively underwhelming. The fact they’ve added 3 x DRS zones means that they didn’t expect many overtakes. The calendar didn’t need this.
of course it didn't. We have Sepang, Brno, Phillip Island, Hockenheim, Nurbruring, Jerez, Misano, Termas del Rio Hondo, Laguna Seca, Misano... no need to build a new circuit, a new carbon footprint, bring F1 to an autocratic country, etc etc...
... then again, F1 didn't learn their lesson with Vietnam new circuit so big dollars will always talk louder.
This will be a high speed, snoozefest! Why not Sepang, Malaysia?
Thus wasn't about the calendar needing it, it's F1 and its owners putting money at the top of a 1-item agenda. Other circuits don't have the money, so well tick off another of the list of undemocratic and criminal countries we haven't approached before!
The F1 motto is "Money money money money money money money money money money money moneyyyyyyyyy"
This circuit is gonna be finished literally day before.
This was filmed a couple weeks ago, btw.
Or there will be 🔒 d--ow n just before the race and the organizers already know that.. 🤭🤫
how Symonds, a character forever linked with one of the greatest infamies not only in F1, but in sports in general could become CTO of F1 is totally beyond me
This track has more rights (turns) than the actual country itself 😑
i don't see rights in austria, china and france also
What do you mean? Its similar to vatican except its the exact opposite religion
Not to forget the Night Club of Saudi, Bahrain
This joke has been used more than I can even count
@@kimjancok wait, in France ? I live there and i dont see anything wrong
i dont understand why they say it's a street circuit, it seems like a normal track to me. i dont see any street linking to the track.
“To do this in 12 months might well be a world record”
Chief, it ain’t done.
"The track passes trough two bodies of Water" wich makes no diference when racing in NIGHT time....
Tell that to mazepin 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Yeah, whats the point of having a night racing anyway when the illuminate the track so hard that it "seems like driving at day time for the drivers".
@@hbkislife0 Probably the heat.
F1 does not need this. F1 needs more traditional tracks in Europe!
You forget that F1 is a global sport and the only continent that does not have a GP is Africa… so a GP should be organised in Africa before having another one in Europe… how many more GPs do Europe need!!! I find your comment extremely ignorant!
Africa would be nice. Or why not Korea again? Incorporating KPop(BTS primarily) would help with the promotional material😅
“It looks amazing, I’m so excited for this GP!”
- Nobody
I love how they said it is a street circuit when they need to build the track
Nothing about this track will promote overtaking
@@MDE_never_dies who did that a long time ago?
@@MDE_never_dies ah okay
I hope the journalists who go over to cover the race remember to give it a glowing review. Wouldn't want things to get messy.
Favourite new track by far !
"We race as one" funny how F1 and Liberty Media have interpreted this...
What a spectacle you're putting on here, Liberty. Cancel this race now. Save yourself the embarrassment, save us from the sportswashing, and save the workers breaking their backs for a pittance to run on your schedule. It's not worth watching a race at a track with no soul, let alone one that isn't even fully built yet. I imagine the FIA will be handwaving the homologation on this one?
Zionist propaganda.
i just ate the best orange in my life
I love oranges
Lol
Can’t eat oranges but cool
@@chazchaos7897 same
@@geert574 is this a meme?
Dangerous. High speed blind corners. Cars will bounce back into the circuit off the walls. Prime candidate for F1s next fatal.
Looks spectacular, so is there Air-Defense System???
Better hope so
Yeah equipped with 2 patriot batteries outside jeddah (littrelly)
they installed phalanx
Ah, I see how it's going to be a street circuit, everyone with a private yacht is going to have access to it for the 50 weeks a year where nothing is happening there, amazing!
*Hamilton* : goes wide at turns 25 and 26
*Sharks* : mmm... 7 times f1 world champion for dinner today
I miss the South African Grand Prix at the Kyalami Circuit
F1 claims it’s an international sport but doesn’t have a race in Africa - plenty of countries with surging economies there.
@@Verziroo Still international minus one continent, I hope we get the circuit back.
They won't race there. Human rights violations, and all.
Or not enough zeros on the cheque to the MaFIA
@@ffedurch Bruh the entirety of saudi arabia is a human rights violation
I don't ... Maybe sepang or Germany
" as you can see behind me, it is well underway" cuts to 2 guys just chilling out.
there's no way this track is going to be ready, surely
I hope the W series can race there!!!
I really hope this video was recorded well ahead of time, because if the circuit is in that state right now, there's gonna be no change that there is going to be any kind of event there in time lol
No matter how hard f1 tries. F1 will never be the first thing that comes to my mind when I think about Saudi.
Has anyone filmed an F1 driver in a simulation of this track for an honest expert review?
What about all the circuits around the world that are already known for great racing that F1 hasn't been to in years, if at all? If this circuit turns out to be a classic then great, but at this point do we really need another soulless car park in the middle of a dessert?
As they say 'money makes the world go round' and it's unfortunately the truth (for sure in this case).
Surprised they even let her in to report on it 🤣
Probably had to be accompanied by a man at all times. 🙄
@@theshevanel yeah, the camera man
Lando Norris: "Boy or girl, man or woman"
Saudi Arabia: "Boy or boy, man or man"
Ah yes, i loved this track in flatout 2
Bruh moment
If they cannot finish the circuit before december, please replace it with buddh international to the calender...🙇♂️😀🙌
they can't because of taxes
It's in absolute disarray, there's no chance it's coming back.
Do they have money?
That circuit is not owned by the race organizers rather a real estate agency has bought it to make an apartment complex there.
The organisers have got the circuit back from the govt so hopefully we will see a race there in the near future.
As a Saudi F1 fan, it saddens me to see so much criticism :(
Then you should realize something is wrong with your religion if majority of people on the planet critics it.
@@Spankyy811 quite the contrary, if anything it is proof we are right, after all people hate the truth 😉
@@Spankyy811 FYI if the devil were to exist, would he not make you think the way you do
You reap what you sow…
Meh who cares the opinion of racist white people! At the end of the day, they worship money so they'll be bought.
1:22 don’t forget that if your “lucky” enough to be there you get some action in the form of executions and missiles as well 😊
No airconditioning, a great step for F1’s energy efficiency goals!
The lights might compensate that issue😅
This race is going to be settled in qualifying first come first served
Also new tarmac no grip= unhappy drivers
as well as time penalties, here you get whippings when you push your opponent
It’s rights out and away we go!!
Might as well have been a NASCAR circuit with only left turns because there are no rights
The fact that an actual *race driver* designed this track and it looks like this is beyond me
tilke is a race driver?
@@GloomGaiGar yeah he used to race a v8 star jaguar in the vln series on the nordschleife, the best track on earth. He said himself that he'd love to design another nordschleife but that he can't really do that with todays safety standards and with what F1 wants.
This one looks quite dangerous, so I guess just the "what F1 wants" part.
Why? Its not that bad dude.
F1 will proudly ensure that this circuit is not only next to, but under the red sea in a few years😍 nice!
I highly doubt that it will be finished on time if this is the state the track is in
“A 12 percent gradiant is gonna be tricky” all f1 drivers who have already done zandvoort, hold my beer.
Regardless of the track itself it's just disgraceful to build a new track in a dictatorship instead of racing at beloved circuits like hockenheim.
I’m sure the drivers and teams will clearly voice their human rights concerns with the dictatorship. In a similar way they voiced concerns with policies in Hungary. If not, maybe they will just explain that with enough money, they will just keep quiet.
Hungary don’t cut people up until they can be sent back in a suitcase though...
the dictatorship pays, hockenheim doesn't
3:41 jinx of the year
Why don't you show us the working conditions? That would be exciting.
That’s better not to show
Its rights out and a way we go
so funny
To the federal prison for executing your 2A rights?
How original.
When your circuit has more rights than your country
Another Tilke masterpiece 😂
"we want people to come"
Exept that women without our permission
Can't wait for what Seb is going to wear
Probably a burqa
His racesuit
Hoping this was recorded some time before October 2021 😝
I hope F1 has a real race track lined up when this inevitably fails to be built on time.
Maybe another race on Qatar lol
@@gang9259 probably the outer track of bahrain
this aged well
at 0:21 she said “this is the start finish straight” on beat
😂👌🏾
“This just in, Mercedes calls in missile strike on rb garage after max takes pole”
Kimi : where is my drink?
Engineer : Drinking is haram kimi
Incredible, a circuit of the heap built more for money than passion. It smells of failure like in Vietnam, Korea, Valencia. We all expect classic circuits full of history
This track still looks incomplete
It would take a miracle to complete it, even by 2022
chillax it'll be done.
@@surreal7963 it wont, trust me
I think we're not talking about our average street construction workers..there are thousands of people involved in this..they surely have time
@@axel0w they dont
@@Near_Void bring an argument ffs..why?
You can see pakistani workers sitting in the background.
It’s rights out and away we go
Not many rights on this one
Nah. The track designer took all of the countries rights
F1: “We race as one”
Saudi Arabia: Are you sure about that?
Everyone keeps talking about how the track isn’t finished and won’t be finished in time.
I’d like to point out that we don’t know how long ago this was recorded. For all we know this could have been recorded months ago.
channel 4 team went there a week ago, and its far from constructed and ready for a december race
This is a fair point
I would love to see Seb boycott this race.
All F1 fans, "We will watch your career with great interest"