Posted by the Red Bull channel on 2021/03/05: th-cam.com/video/MDtR91h1qhA/w-d-xo.html . Igor Fraga has a differential in relation to the other drivers. He has speed in his blood since he was 3 years old in kart, winning all categories from 2004 to 2008 in Japan, but due to the 2008 crisis he had no financial support to pursue his career. He managed with great financial difficulty to return to racing in 2014, highlighting the third place in 2019 in the Regional Formula European Championship in which he competed with a team less than PREMA. In 2020 he became champion in the Toyota Racing Series, in which the excellent drivers Liam Lawson (2019 TRS champion, so with much more experience in this competition) and Yuki Tsunoda were participating. Unfortunately in F3 in 2020 he did not have the opportunity to join a competitive team, but even so, he managed to stand out as one of the drivers who made the most overtaking. There are talented drivers, but Igor Fraga has a differential that can be decisive in such a competitive environment. He was three times champion in the esports simulators. At McLaren Shadow Project, a competition created by the Mclaren group in 2018 with the participation of thousands of people worldwide (th-cam.com/video/cUuaapVxP5k/w-d-xo.html). And in the Gran Turismo championships certified by the FIA, the Nations Cup Americas and later the World Finals. The racing simulators are a great tool, because of the few tests possible on the real tracks. Igor Fraga has a lot of talent, but we hope he has support to reach the highest categories, and who knows how to reach the long-awaited Formula 1.
Here is a Question: WHY does Gran Turismo IGNORE historic F1 cars / Race cars from the 50s and 60s? No one says anything about it either. That's crap. there should be cars like: 1966: Brabham BT19, Maserati 250F, 1952: Ferrari 500, 1950: Alfa Romeo 158, 1955: Mercedes-Benz W196 , 1961: Ferrari 156, 1962: BRM P57, 1963: Lotus 25 , 1964: Ferrari 158 , 1965: Lotus 33. 1967: Brabham BT24, 1968: Lotus 49B. Polyphany should stop wasting time with the Vision GT crap and spend that time including these historic cars that mean something. I know it takes a lot longer to create a fake car from scratch than it does to create a actual real life car. Are modern Formula 1 cars cool? Well, they might be cool in terms of their cutting-edge technology and exotic materials, but how many people look at a current F1 car and dream about it? Not many in my experiences. I think most people (regardless of age) will agree the Formula 1 cars of the ’60s, ’70s and ’80s had a personality that today’s machines just don’t have.
A win from the back grid, amazing
Not from back
Brilliant Race. BMW also did very well to maintain 2nd
Que grande corrida :) parabéns a equipe porsche :D merecida vitória.
Can you please return to one race only per day (it's much fairer I believe), thank you and good luck :)
Look at Tidgney at the end hahahahaha
Posted by the Red Bull channel on 2021/03/05: th-cam.com/video/MDtR91h1qhA/w-d-xo.html .
Igor Fraga has a differential in relation to the other drivers. He has speed in his blood since he was 3 years old in kart, winning all categories from 2004 to 2008 in Japan, but due to the 2008 crisis he had no financial support to pursue his career. He managed with great financial difficulty to return to racing in 2014, highlighting the third place in 2019 in the Regional Formula European Championship in which he competed with a team less than PREMA. In 2020 he became champion in the Toyota Racing Series, in which the excellent drivers Liam Lawson (2019 TRS champion, so with much more experience in this competition) and Yuki Tsunoda were participating. Unfortunately in F3 in 2020 he did not have the opportunity to join a competitive team, but even so, he managed to stand out as one of the drivers who made the most overtaking. There are talented drivers, but Igor Fraga has a differential that can be decisive in such a competitive environment. He was three times champion in the esports simulators. At McLaren Shadow Project, a competition created by the Mclaren group in 2018 with the participation of thousands of people worldwide (th-cam.com/video/cUuaapVxP5k/w-d-xo.html). And in the Gran Turismo championships certified by the FIA, the Nations Cup Americas and later the World Finals. The racing simulators are a great tool, because of the few tests possible on the real tracks. Igor Fraga has a lot of talent, but we hope he has support to reach the highest categories, and who knows how to reach the long-awaited Formula 1.
7th to 1st... AMAZING PORCHE RACE
In 8 laps...
Porsche is awesome !!!!!
a great race
Round 2.
Why put the spoiler in the title?
Toyota 5 seconds penalty should be for the last turn
How to get T-GT right now?
Gt in gt sport traved😔
Yo, where's Mazda?!
AFK BMW vs Mercedes Benz!!!
❤️
Here is a Question: WHY does Gran Turismo IGNORE historic F1 cars / Race cars from the 50s and 60s? No one says anything about it either. That's crap. there should be cars like: 1966: Brabham BT19,
Maserati 250F, 1952: Ferrari 500, 1950: Alfa Romeo 158, 1955: Mercedes-Benz W196
, 1961: Ferrari 156, 1962: BRM P57, 1963: Lotus 25
, 1964: Ferrari 158
, 1965: Lotus 33. 1967: Brabham BT24, 1968: Lotus 49B.
Polyphany should stop wasting time with the Vision GT crap and spend that time including these historic cars that mean something. I know it takes a lot longer to create a fake car from scratch than it does to create a actual real life car.
Are modern Formula 1 cars cool? Well, they might be cool in terms of their cutting-edge technology and exotic materials, but how many people look at a current F1 car and dream about it? Not many in my experiences. I think most people (regardless of age) will agree the Formula 1 cars of the ’60s, ’70s and ’80s had a personality that today’s machines just don’t have.
Here's the answer: Manufacturer Licence
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