The final track on the video Spa is a very classic and historic F1 track with multiple high-speed crazy corners most famously the uphill section named eau-rouge into radillon which was in the video there's also the down-hill left-hander named Pouhon and the penultimate corner Blanchimont. In every other racing series those corners aren't flat (meaning full throttle) and require braking and a downshift meanwhile F1 cars just go foot to the floor even when it's raining and the track is wet.
"Monoco" (Monaco) track was once described by a pilots as "riding a bicycle in your living room"... The thing is, when that was said, the cars were smaller and nimbler than the trucks we have today. Also: the "ruble" on the track is (mostly) bits of tires (wear and tear) that fall off (and sometimes nits of cars, too)
The sparks are caused by some pieces of titanium used to fixate the “plank” under the floor of the car, when the downforce is to high or the tarmac has some bumps the floor hits the ground causing the sparks.
you should react to some funny complication videos if you want to, so then you can get to know the drivers a bit better cause they’re all really funny:) if that’s something you want to i can link a video under here??
Best part of the F1 cars are - beside the corner speeds - is the accleration of this "flying" cars: 0-60 mph (~ 100 km/h) takes 2.6 seconds! But then the cars are having more grip, which allows them to acclerate even faster! From 60mph to 120 mph (~ 100 to 200 km/h) takes only 1.9 seconds! Short math: from 0-120 mph (0-200 kmh) takes only 4,5 seconds! In average! So some cars are even faster! And now imagine beeing in the car: go full throttle, breaking hard (to stop a car from 120mph or 200km/h it needs less than 2 seconds and stops in only 55 meters) ... combine those extrems and you have fun! XD
Of course from the drivers perspective the speed would feel much faster than it looks on the usual on board footage. There is helmet cam footage, but it's a relatively new thing. Perhaps look up helmet cam footage to get an idea of what the driver sees. They are closer to the ground than the cameras mounted higher on the car that make it appear slower. The drivers experience G forces only rivalled by jets, upwards of 5 G's or more. A normal persons neck would not be able to tolerate these forces, that's why drivers train their necks.
I feel like you pick the videos that don't do formula 1 justice. There are a lot more videos where you will understand the pure speed and capabilities of those cars
She will have to be very careful about what she says about Lewis if she react to any Hamilton related video. If she says anything remotely critical, Cult LH will crusify her! Cancel culture is a real deal with them. Remember what happened to Audrey F1 channel?
We could diuscuss forever how quick it could go on a straight without F1 regulations... Maybe 450- 480 would be achievable is you set it up very different from road racing... Long story short(er): A F1 car IS built for straights aswell as turns of all shapes to perfection, by their F1 Team. You can Only compare that to other things built for the exact same purpose with the same rule book - speak other F1 Teams cars. If you wanna know how fast something built by this F1 team Could be, take the fastest things made by humans and compare the Teams and Technologies - so if a fighting jet is the fastest thing on earth, ask yourself how quick a fighting jet by modern day McLaren Team could be... If a rocket by Musk is the fastest thing, imagine Red Bull doing one with their tech at hand... I'd say every F1 team would do everything significantly better than every other technical coop platform.
the highest speed ever reached by a F1 Car is 397.481 km/h. But the impressive thing of F1 is not the highest speed, but the average speed on a lap. At Mugello, a circuit with 15 corners, 3 of them 180° corners, Hamiton did a lap with an average speed of 251.278 km/h. In comparison the fastest lap of a MotoGP was at an average speed of 180.68 km/h. But MotoGP reach an higher max speed (more than 360km/h for MotoGP, 320/330 for F1)
That highest speed was on the salt flats without a rear wing. The unoffical speed record for a car, in full race configuration, on an actual track was Valterri Bottas at Baku, where he recorded 378km/h.
The final track on the video Spa is a very classic and historic F1 track with multiple high-speed crazy corners most famously the uphill section named eau-rouge into radillon which was in the video there's also the down-hill left-hander named Pouhon and the penultimate corner Blanchimont. In every other racing series those corners aren't flat (meaning full throttle) and require braking and a downshift meanwhile F1 cars just go foot to the floor even when it's raining and the track is wet.
"Monoco" (Monaco) is also a very classic track.
EAU Rouge
"Monoco" (Monaco) track was once described by a pilots as "riding a bicycle in your living room"... The thing is, when that was said, the cars were smaller and nimbler than the trucks we have today.
Also: the "ruble" on the track is (mostly) bits of tires (wear and tear) that fall off (and sometimes nits of cars, too)
Nelson Piquet: " Driving F1 in Monaco is like flying a helicopter in your living room "
The sparks are caused by some pieces of titanium used to fixate the “plank” under the floor of the car, when the downforce is to high or the tarmac has some bumps the floor hits the ground causing the sparks.
It's ALBERT Park in Melbourne, not Albon park and MonAco, not Monoco
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A good new f1 vid that drop is “ 0% sportsmanship but it gets increasingly more disrespectful” it came out like 2 days ago and is pretty good
AAAHH counter cmee pretty close AAAAHhH great video
I didn't see any cameraphone footage in this video production. These cameras are stationed at dedicated locations assigned by track officials.
you should react to some funny complication videos if you want to, so then you can get to know the drivers a bit better cause they’re all really funny:) if that’s something you want to i can link a video under here??
you can post the video title but do not post the links because then i can not see the comment
@ i would recommend the video ‘f1 drivers being chaotic for 6 minutes straight’ by the channel eveheartslando :)
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Best part of the F1 cars are - beside the corner speeds - is the accleration of this "flying" cars: 0-60 mph (~ 100 km/h) takes 2.6 seconds! But then the cars are having more grip, which allows them to acclerate even faster! From 60mph to 120 mph (~ 100 to 200 km/h) takes only 1.9 seconds! Short math: from 0-120 mph (0-200 kmh) takes only 4,5 seconds! In average! So some cars are even faster! And now imagine beeing in the car: go full throttle, breaking hard (to stop a car from 120mph or 200km/h it needs less than 2 seconds and stops in only 55 meters) ... combine those extrems and you have fun! XD
Should have shown how cars just avoid the barriers in monaco
British invented F1. My favourite track of course is Silverstone British grad prix 🇬🇧
that what you think is gravel rubber coming loose of the tyres!
You should do the sound reaction video too
Of course from the drivers perspective the speed would feel much faster than it looks on the usual on board footage. There is helmet cam footage, but it's a relatively new thing. Perhaps look up helmet cam footage to get an idea of what the driver sees. They are closer to the ground than the cameras mounted higher on the car that make it appear slower. The drivers experience G forces only rivalled by jets, upwards of 5 G's or more. A normal persons neck would not be able to tolerate these forces, that's why drivers train their necks.
Albon Park 😂😂😂
React to "Formula drift Championships"
The best corner to see the speed in my opinion is the old Singapore Sling!
this is such a confusing take
Corner speed has got to be au rouge at spa.
@@pandre5458 basically to see the actual speed go to the old Singapor Sling videos
@@derektaylor3863Or copse corner in Silverstone
For me Jeddah specifically in 2021 is crazy, even onboard the “flow” of the track is insane
I feel like you pick the videos that don't do formula 1 justice. There are a lot more videos where you will understand the pure speed and capabilities of those cars
1:07 cheetah top speed varies from 80-130kph. F1 top speed varies from 300-370kph. 0-100 in 2.6 seconds. F1 car would gap a cheetah within 5 seconds
Could you check out a video Top 10 moments of Lewis Hamilton brilliance?
She will have to be very careful about what she says about Lewis if she react to any Hamilton related video. If she says anything remotely critical, Cult LH will crusify her! Cancel culture is a real deal with them. Remember what happened to Audrey F1 channel?
Albon park😂😂😂
We could diuscuss forever how quick it could go on a straight without F1 regulations... Maybe 450- 480 would be achievable is you set it up very different from road racing...
Long story short(er): A F1 car IS built for straights aswell as turns of all shapes to perfection, by their F1 Team. You can Only compare that to other things built for the exact same purpose with the same rule book - speak other F1 Teams cars.
If you wanna know how fast something built by this F1 team Could be, take the fastest things made by humans and compare the Teams and Technologies - so if a fighting jet is the fastest thing on earth, ask yourself how quick a fighting jet by modern day McLaren Team could be... If a rocket by Musk is the fastest thing, imagine Red Bull doing one with their tech at hand...
I'd say every F1 team would do everything significantly better than every other technical coop platform.
3:00 "Monoco"? Seriously?!
the highest speed ever reached by a F1 Car is 397.481 km/h. But the impressive thing of F1 is not the highest speed, but the average speed on a lap. At Mugello, a circuit with 15 corners, 3 of them 180° corners, Hamiton did a lap with an average speed of 251.278 km/h. In comparison the fastest lap of a MotoGP was at an average speed of 180.68 km/h. But MotoGP reach an higher max speed (more than 360km/h for MotoGP, 320/330 for F1)
That highest speed was on the salt flats without a rear wing.
The unoffical speed record for a car, in full race configuration, on an actual track was Valterri Bottas at Baku, where he recorded 378km/h.