Motorsport Crashes 2023 February Week 4
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ส.ค. 2024
- 🏁 RACING SERIES OF THIS WEEK 🏁
0:12 Formula E - Cape Town E-Prix
1:40 TC2000 - Buenos Aires
2:23 Fiat Competizione - Buenos Aires
2:52 Formula Nacional - Buenos Aires
3:44 BMW M Performance Race Series - Kyalami
3:54 Trans Am Australia - Tasmania
4:46 NASCAR Cup Series - Fontana
6:02 NASCAR Xfinity Series - Fontana
7:10 WSBK - Phillip Island
7:31 SBK Brasil - Interlagos
9:13 Malaysian Cub Prix - Sepang
9:20 Monster Energy SX - Arlington
Those Formula E cars have virtually no grip whatsoever, they slide around everywhere.
It's bc they don't use slicks
Probably the weigh next to nothing and the speeds they go?
@@andyshaw2746 they weigh more than most F1 cars in history due to the motors/batteries. It’s the cheap grooved tyres and terrible downforce production from the spec aero kit that causes it
They use all weather tires to make the field even
@@Nikgamingnl they use grooved radials as the motors are not yet durable enough to constantly handle the torque forces needed to accelerate using slicks.
6:24 adam alexander moment lol. He definitely did hit the wall. Granted not as hard as he could have
Pedro Kamikaze living up to his name
3:41 - The halo isn't going to do anything if the top of your helmet is above the bar...
still better than none
Nice compilation! Also, I saw at the Brazilian Superbike-series, there was a rider named Pedro Kamikaze?
I think maybe that this is not his real name. In Brazil, a lot of people, especially in sports have a nickname they use instead of their real name (Pelé being a good example)
@@eggselent9814 Oh, cool, thanks for hat info!
That's a great nickname though!
Pedro Kamikaze is the real name
@@motorsportchaos That's just unfortunate.
Racers should have a radio channels on race tracks in every types of racing and keep racers safe
8:40 imagine every crash either crash by himself or involve with someone 100% people using his name as excuse or memed
I have never liked nascar but they should have a yield rule like F1: if a car in front is past you by X feet/car distance, you yield.
These teams put millions into a season and a sleazy driver can pit someone and claim “I was racing”
Then penalize them spots for not yielding when it was an obvious case
F1 doesn't have a "yield rule". You need to leave enough space for the other car on the track, but that rule is for both the person being passed and the person passing. There is no rule saying you have to give up the corner just because they've gone past you.
That is the most unnecessary rule for a stock car. Open wheel stuff I can see it being necessary for safety. Stock cars are made to withstand close corders racing. If the driver in makes contact because they weren't fully clear it's the passing drivers fault in most cases
I don't like it when the wec cars get all messed up and the motorcycles
I always skip the motorcycle/dirt bike crashes. You’d have to be sick to enjoy watching people get chucked onto a track in just a suit.
@@kevinmenard6792 ?
Dont shuttle your eyes for the the danger of racing
Manche Fahrer gehören vor Gericht! Dieses egoistische "auf die hintere Ecke" Kontaktieren gehört zum Schutz des Ansehens des Motortsports viel härter bestraft!
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Lmao electric cars are a BIG NO from me.
Your loss lol
@@duckmandrake1859 I like the sound of motors, not something that sounds like a little sissy car lol
@@duckmandrake1859 Speaking of electric cars look at all the people that are mad they bought electric cars lol they're junk and wasn't ready to be sold yet. Look at all the fires created by these cars also, fires that are almost impossible to put out. There's way more people that hate them, than those who like them because they're junk vehicles