@@zentorifu9040 Kimi would probably be the type of teacher that doesn't do anything other than the curriculum oblige and doesn't care if you slacking but suddenly become very serious near the exam and demand everyone to pay attention because he actually leaks answer in his lecture
“Normal” drivers: *explain everything clearly and properly*... Kimi: “winner gets 25 probably uhhhhhm second 18... 15 uhhhhhhm and from there 10th get 1 and everyone can count...” Never change Kimi.
@@PilotJohnSilver this video is not for you smart guy, this is for bringing new fans so there is a lot of points here and they need to explain even better knowing this fact.
I love his apparent disinterest. Remember, this is the guy that took an actual nap before his FIRST EVER F1 RACE! That attitude, one must admit, got him pretty far. He is, in fact, the reigning Ferrari champion.
Sainz: The teacher who is passionate about his job Ricciardo: The fun teacher Hamilton: The sensible teacher Russell: The teacher who knows everything and puts a lot of effort into making presentations Albon: The teacher that uses examples when teaching Magnussen: The teacher that gets angry with the misbehaving students Latifi: The new teacher that doesn't get the respect he deserves Raikkonen: The supply teacher that doesn't do any teaching
Alex: The practical teacher who teaches with examples. George: The brilliant teacher who defines terms effortlessly Esteban: The kid called up to teach the class cos he was talking Latifi: The physics teacher who memorizes everything Daniel: The funny teacher Carlos: The serious teacher Lewis: The teacher with the phd who's way to overqualified to be teaching Kimi: The hungover teacher
That brings up a point I've wondered about - seems like basically all modern F1 drivers learn to speak relatively fluent English, even though only a minority of them are actually Anglo. I wonder - is that like a prerequisite for making it big in F1? Presumably they have to communicate with engineers and teams and media and so forth, that often hail from all around the world, with English as the common tongue. Makes me think that a skilled and talented driver who just can't get his head around learning a new language might be excluded from a professional career as a result? Or are there exceptions that prove this assumption of mine to be false? Or is it just that Europeans generally just kinda know English and once they get into pro racing their language skills are honed just by being around so many anglos and english speakers? Not to mention that high level motorsport drivers are kind of geniuses in a way, so they're the types to be able to learn new things quickly and effectively. I guess a lot of international high powered careers are like that, but I'm just curious if that's something aspiring drivers are conscious of. Seems like there are teams that simply wouldn't be able to work with a driver who isn't functionally fluent in English.
@@SquareNoggin I think in europe (mostly Western) english is taught to a majority of the population because of its use internationally (The Dutch have like a ridiculously high percentage of non-english people who can hold a converstaion in english, it's like 95% or something). I would assume a prerequisite for being able to be selected into the junior Formula's would be your capacity to speak english well. If you weren't brilliant in it, of course they would give you a bit of slack while you're young but you would have to quickly learn since most F1 teams are based in the UK, hence they speak english. I think it would be the same thing if you were trying to join say Ferrari. Everyone who joins can speak at least a bit of Italian.
I love Kimi's apparent disinterest. Remember, this is the guy that took an actual nap minutes before his FIRST EVER F1 RACE! That attitude, one must admit, got him pretty far. He is, in fact, the reigning Ferrari champion.
Man, I think I can do that myself with almost every circuit, and just because I play codemasters games xD I'm pretty sure all of them can remember the layout of almost every circuit.
If you like those kind of skill demonstration, there is a video where f1 drivers are blindfolded and guess the circuit just from hearing the sound of the engine on a hotlap.
My favorite description of over/understeer was from a NASCAR driver: "Understeer is when the front of your car hits the wall first, and oversteer is when the back of your car hits the wall first."
@@sneakysnake7695 Dude is racing in a 10 mil dollar car which can go up to 300 kmph ish speeds while literally millions are watching him, doing interviews, fan signings, practicing with a huge team for a whole year run competition which is defined like "pinnacle of racing". And is broadcasted from major media sources to all over the world. And you call the exact same dude an introvert. Just because you feel like one, doesnt make you an introvert. And it most definitely doesnt make kimi an introvert either. Grow up or wake up. Quiet doesnt mean introvert.
The engineer: George russel The tutor: Nicholas latifi The guy who fools around but scores: Alex albon The lecturer: Carlos The sub teacher: Dany Ric The genius who has a hard time explaining to others below him: Lewis
Understeer: car doesn’t turn. Oversteer: car turns too much. The drivers found a very difficult way of explaining that, except the Tokyo Drift comment from Alex Albon; very educational
And you struggled as well. An understeering car DOES turn, but doesn't turn as much as the driver would expect based on the amount of steering lock applied. If you're gonna be smug, be right too...
hands down had the best laymans explanations. everybody loves hearing that F1 cars are in fact just cars and that if you mess them up they make weird noises and don't work the way they are supposed to even though they cost millions of dollars to R and D.
Carlos Sainz has got such a nice handwriting, this is the second time witnessing it(first being the thankyou letter for McLaren) . George Russell is such a charm. Him and Carlos taking the job of educating us very serious.. Each of these men, seem to been the great learners at school too, yet be a sportsperson. In a developing country we have to select education or sports but these men defy all such notions. Afterall they are 20 greatest racing drivers the world can witness.
5:09 "Now this is really quite simple. Ok, understeer works like this: you drive down the road, you turn the wheel but the car goes straight on, crashes into a tree and you die. Oversteer works like this: you drive down the same bit of road, you turn the wheel but the back car comes around like this and you go off the road, crash into a tree, and you die. Now, oversteer is best because you don't see the tree that kills you." - Richard Hammond, Science Corner of Top Gear
@@senor.waffle8448 Doesn't really matter though, he will gain enough experience to be half-decent. Williams is cashing so much from him, I hope he finds himself because he is a really likeable guy. As seen in this video!
I know it can sound too obvious for the most of you. But it would be cool if they put the name of the drivers next time. I mean, is a video for introduction to new people to the sport after all.
Gasly: « An apex is the point you have to reach in the middle of a corner, which is most of the time at the apex... » So basically the apex is the apex of a corner. Got it!
Okay, but it's understandable from their point of view. It's like asking how to calculate 1+1 for them. You exactly know how it works, but you can't explain it.
@@winkyben69 No not really mate 1+1 is defined to have a value of 2, which is an ingrained, unambiguous mathematical definition for such a sum (unless you were conducting analysis or attempting to build up mathematical axioms from related disciplines such as logic), which we are taught and can recall from preschool. In a similar fashion, the drivers were expected to recall the definition of the term understeer here, which Stroll unsurprisingly attempted deplorably. As it is a concept that can be defined and broken down, an explanation can be formed, unlike that of your example.
@@cinegraphics , to be fair to Kimi, the points system had only changed once in 52 years years (changing a win from 9 to 10 points). And in his career they've significantly changed the scoring system twice, and then last season they added the fastest lap point.
That's cuz they shot this right before testing sessions I understand why u think that LOL (I know because my dad was one of the filmsmen behind the scenes and I got to go there)
Ivan Macias how about magnussen gasly and checo? And who’s that driving for williams? I’m not acquainted with him yet, is he a native, kinda has a weird accent but I’m not gonna guess
Liberty Media are doing an incredible job introducing the F1 to a whole new generation of kids and literally the own drivers explaining them how is this motorsport world
From the smal amount of engineering I can remember, the "apex" is the point in the corner from which you will get the biggest turning circle beginning from the outside, therefore the most possibility for higher speed. But it will also give you the longest possible line, meaning that the cars exceed the actual length of the track because they prefer the higher speed vs shortest way.
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Nicolas Laftifi an intellect : perfectly recites the points system
Kimi probably drunk: winner gets 25 probably
Nah, if he was drunk, he would’ve been smiling
Most of his career he's been on the podium so that's probably why he only bothered to remember the top 3
JedgamesGUY points system changed allot over the years.
and Kimi has bin racing in f1 since 2001
😂😂😂😂😂
No Kimi you will not have the drink
Carlos is the typical teacher that is still young and passionate on his job. Then 30 years later you become a Kimi Raikkonen
Very accurate
Very VERY accurate haha
So true i would want kimi to be teacher cause we already know stuff and we dont need to know more so he lets us watch f1 lol
"This is not going into exam"
@@zentorifu9040 Kimi would probably be the type of teacher that doesn't do anything other than the curriculum oblige and doesn't care if you slacking but suddenly become very serious near the exam and demand everyone to pay attention because he actually leaks answer in his lecture
“Normal” drivers: *explain everything clearly and properly*... Kimi: “winner gets 25 probably uhhhhhm second 18... 15 uhhhhhhm and from there 10th get 1 and everyone can count...” Never change Kimi.
Everybody can count
Well, if you're a fan and/or really interested in F1, then you know this already, and I see no point in this video just like Kimi.
@@PilotJohnSilver this video is not for you smart guy, this is for bringing new fans so there is a lot of points here and they need to explain even better knowing this fact.
1-10 points was so much better
I love his apparent disinterest. Remember, this is the guy that took an actual nap before his FIRST EVER F1 RACE! That attitude, one must admit, got him pretty far. He is, in fact, the reigning Ferrari champion.
*What I learnt:*
-Carlos likes to draw
-Ricciardo is confusing and confused
-Kimi knows what he is doing
-Albon loves Tokyo Drift
This gets funnier because the moment i read this comment, Carlos is drawing circle to explain locked up 😂
Yep
Im wheezing
😅😅😜😜
@@FFF-ey9gs me too 😂😂😂
Sainz: The teacher who is passionate about his job
Ricciardo: The fun teacher
Hamilton: The sensible teacher
Russell: The teacher who knows everything and puts a lot of effort into making presentations
Albon: The teacher that uses examples when teaching
Magnussen: The teacher that gets angry with the misbehaving students
Latifi: The new teacher that doesn't get the respect he deserves
Raikkonen: The supply teacher that doesn't do any teaching
haha well pointed out
Kvyat: The Russian teacher.
Kimi😂😂
Supply teacher?
Good memories of kimi
Questions : *exist *
Kimi : "I don't know, you tell me."
Can I have the drink now
Kla Min no kimi, you will not have a drink
@@josephlin1244 is it on or not?
@@yypee6648 you mean the slow button?
Yea I know, but is the bottle empty? Is it you know it? NO KIMI!
Me: hey look. Carlos Science
have some internet points
Clueless Valkyrie88 You mean Darren?
@@plasticblockofgrey1151 Darren Science it is!
Oh wow, wonder what will be next for Darren.
I didn’t expect this to be that funny but I almost spit water out of my mouth
Alex: The practical teacher who teaches with examples.
George: The brilliant teacher who defines terms effortlessly
Esteban: The kid called up to teach the class cos he was talking
Latifi: The physics teacher who memorizes everything
Daniel: The funny teacher
Carlos: The serious teacher
Lewis: The teacher with the phd who's way to overqualified to be teaching
Kimi: The hungover teacher
What about Lando and Perez?
@@andrewcocos Perez is a substitute
And lando is the smart kid in class
Albon told a driver that oversteer was understeer and the other way around.
The Kimi-comment broke me completely. 😅🤣
Lewis is a Capricorn.
“How are points awarded?”
Kimi ( who’s been racing for almost 20 years..)
- “ 25 , PrObAbLy”
When he first raced, P1 was only 10 pts and only awarded the top 6 finishers
He's always talking like that, is cute and funny
@@Ervi2 they have the same scoring system in Formula 2
even latifi who never gets points explained it better
where is my drink LOL
My Brain While i study : 1:27
My Brain During the Exam : 1:55
I laughed more than i should with this comment hahaha
hahahaha this made me laugh so much
@@Jarrahvrx Do you not know who Kimi is??
@@Jarrahvrx No, no. He wasnt cooked. Thats Kimi, he is just like that
underrated comment lol
Mr. Sainz is the best teacher ever
Carlos Science.
he's a driver, he's a teacher, a cook but mostly important he's a SMOOOTH OPERATORR
Too bad he gets switched in 2020 or 2021 season tho
Smooooth Teacher
Bwoah. Kimi is a lot better
Carlos is really smart and good at explaining. And English isn't even his first language. Super simple and understandable
Maybe because his English isn't his first he uses less filler words which make it that easier to understand.
Also his drawing is immaculate.
@@ChivasBarcelonaMex many people whose native language isnt English find hard time doing that haha
Kvyat too
That brings up a point I've wondered about - seems like basically all modern F1 drivers learn to speak relatively fluent English, even though only a minority of them are actually Anglo.
I wonder - is that like a prerequisite for making it big in F1? Presumably they have to communicate with engineers and teams and media and so forth, that often hail from all around the world, with English as the common tongue.
Makes me think that a skilled and talented driver who just can't get his head around learning a new language might be excluded from a professional career as a result? Or are there exceptions that prove this assumption of mine to be false?
Or is it just that Europeans generally just kinda know English and once they get into pro racing their language skills are honed just by being around so many anglos and english speakers? Not to mention that high level motorsport drivers are kind of geniuses in a way, so they're the types to be able to learn new things quickly and effectively.
I guess a lot of international high powered careers are like that, but I'm just curious if that's something aspiring drivers are conscious of. Seems like there are teams that simply wouldn't be able to work with a driver who isn't functionally fluent in English.
@@SquareNoggin I think in europe (mostly Western) english is taught to a majority of the population because of its use internationally (The Dutch have like a ridiculously high percentage of non-english people who can hold a converstaion in english, it's like 95% or something). I would assume a prerequisite for being able to be selected into the junior Formula's would be your capacity to speak english well. If you weren't brilliant in it, of course they would give you a bit of slack while you're young but you would have to quickly learn since most F1 teams are based in the UK, hence they speak english. I think it would be the same thing if you were trying to join say Ferrari. Everyone who joins can speak at least a bit of Italian.
Lance Stroll: "Understeer is when you understeer."
*Every 60 seconds in Africa, a minute passes.*
Babatunde happy sounds
It's because his dad didn't pay for that lesson
T O G E T H E R W E C A N S T O P T H I S
@@ABI-qw2bj Stop what? Why the caps?
@@heathcliff8624 it's a reference to a video where someone says every 60 seconds in Africa a minute passes, together we can stop this
"I just ... learned something ... myself actually"😂
"Or confused myself ... I don't know"
-D. Ricciardo, 2020
carlos did such a great job explaining, i would gladly listen to him explain the whole video by himself lol
F1 Drivers: *This is a complicated sport and requires lots of skill*
Kimi: *Its more of a hobby for me*
The Legend!
He hasnt been a serious racer for years,he makes up the numbers,he was good in his mclaren and early ferrari days.
@@robertbrown8362 lotus too u know, i mean 2013 he even 2nd in championship until mid season
@@robertbrown8362 He was good in 2012, 13 & even in 18 when he was giving Ferrari podiums when Seb was too busy spinning.
Still thinks he's not been a title contender for years,likeable and amusing radio chats though.
Kimi: Points? Bwoah, don’t care. It’s like a hobby for me
MWOAH
😂😂😂
a hobby*
@formulagodcomments
🤣🤣🤣
Carlos Sainz in race: no screen time
Carlos Sainz in explaining F1: 60% of the video
Well, at least it’s something.
They'll put him in a Ferrari and everyone will start to think Charle's is on a solo team
We had more Carlos in this video than in the whole 2019 season
@@illusion86ln aren't you supposed to be delivering tofu?
XxThegamerYTxX Oh you don’t know? I don’t, Now I work at a racing school in Britain.
I love Kimi's apparent disinterest. Remember, this is the guy that took an actual nap minutes before his FIRST EVER F1 RACE!
That attitude, one must admit, got him pretty far. He is, in fact, the reigning Ferrari champion.
A true character we're all going to miss from now on :(
"Sleeping is underrated." - Kimi
Räikkönen
maybe the attitude a driver needs to succeed in a team like Ferrari
2:30 can we just note that Sainz can remember the whole of the Catalunya circuit and can draw it on a whiteboard. Skill.
Man, I think I can do that myself with almost every circuit, and just because I play codemasters games xD I'm pretty sure all of them can remember the layout of almost every circuit.
That isn’t that hard and he seems to think it’s 2004
If you like those kind of skill demonstration, there is a video where f1 drivers are blindfolded and guess the circuit just from hearing the sound of the engine on a hotlap.
@@mauriciolandos4712 mid providing the link?
Seb drew it better with his eyes closed lol
My favorite description of over/understeer was from a NASCAR driver: "Understeer is when the front of your car hits the wall first, and oversteer is when the back of your car hits the wall first."
Perfect.
It was something like
Understeer is when you see the tree that you're going to crash into
Oversteer is when you hear the tree
@@vasishtvasudevan4059 who can hear a tree? lol, it definitely was not it chief
Walter Röhrl Ralley Driver
@@valami42 you can definitely hear a big ass tree hitting your car.
Albono -"if you ever watch fast and furious Tokyo drift, that's oversteer"
Legend🙏
albn
Instead of MONICAAAAA it's GEORGEEEEE
@@estebanquito356 good idea chahaha
@@arteonyx lbon, alb, bon, Alon
Haha Albon defenately wins this clip. His annecdote about the japanese driver 'it appearantly wasn't funny' .
"When you see the tree you're going to hit, that's called understeer. If you can only hear and feel it, it's oversteer" - Walter Rohrl
That is so good
And BHP is how fast you hit the tree, while torque is how far you take the tree with you 😂
I really expected one of the drivers to quote this
not_elonmusk seb quoted it once, for the official f1 channel as well i think
That was a good 1
George is that buddy who saves you from failing the test by giving you a brilliant crash refresher in the cafeteria 30 minutes before the exam.
Sainz is so calm and collected and actually an incredible teacher! Love him even more now
Everyone: *struggling to explain
George: "look at that lovely whiteboard here!"
Exactly 😂😂😂
amazing
So British
Having George as a lecturer either will be a blessing if you're an enthusiastic student or nightmare for the others :)
Walter Röhrl: "Oversteer is when the passenger is afraid. Understeer is when the driver is afraid."
This 👌👌
😄
Exactly!
Another quote from Röhrl on the same topic: "If you can see the tree you're gonna hit you got understeer. If you can only hear it, you got oversteer."
Well said!
There is only one reason for the dislikes:
Kimi is not shown for long enough
OCON
He was shown being useless again
Maybe the camera makes him uncomfortable
Kimi doesn't have time for earthlings.
Ricciardo's mood is how I leave an exam: did I learn something new or confuse myself even more
Albon: I convinced a driver that oversteer was understeer. Albon tried killing his competition!
"I thought it was funny...now the other pilot's dead"
What I learnt:
-Carlos likes to draw
-Ricciardo is confusing and confused
-Kimi knows what he is doing
-Albon loves Tokyo Drift
its a real knife fight out there.
I guess these are the head games that drivers, do between each other.
"We trained him wrong on purpose as a joke"
Kimi: *speaks*
Comment section: 'its free real estate'
Totally agree
Having a Williams driver explain points is just cruel 😂
ouch lol 😂
Ahh I made the same comment! We have the same sense of humor
Dang I hadn't thought of that
They earned points now tho
“insert one of my crashes” - Alex Albon 😂
"understeer is when you turn and, ... the car doesn't turn." Hamilton channeling Raikkonen.
But that was the best way to explain it!
I want this exact video but with Kimi explaining all the terms.
He don't want it :)
He only want the drink
Ok Kimi, today's recording session is over.
Kimi: F***ing finally
It cracked me too much dude...
*Introverts doing Presentations*
@@sneakysnake7695 he's just miserable is all
@@cbfedge5593No, just speaks as much is needed. Not more than that. Basically an Introvert.
@@sneakysnake7695 Dude is racing in a 10 mil dollar car which can go up to 300 kmph ish speeds while literally millions are watching him, doing interviews, fan signings, practicing with a huge team for a whole year run competition which is defined like "pinnacle of racing". And is broadcasted from major media sources to all over the world.
And you call the exact same dude an introvert.
Just because you feel like one, doesnt make you an introvert. And it most definitely doesnt make kimi an introvert either. Grow up or wake up.
Quiet doesnt mean introvert.
Alonso: I DONT KNOW,
NO MORE QUESTIONS UNTIL THE END OF THE VIDEO
All the time you have to learn the explain
@@ricardomino3304 LMAOOO
Even if u put rocket we will be 11th
@@miracles7619
GP2 ENGINE! GP2! AARRGGHHH!
The engine feels good. Much slower than before. Amazing!
Crybabying as always
KIMI: "winner gets 25, PROBABLY?"
He's not wrong though. If the winner gets fastest lap he gets 26
They probably do, to be fair.
@@Formula1 yeah, we need to remember that kimi is from another era and ya now, the point system was diferent then
He only had 1 win in the last 7 years so he’s not too sure lol
@@aslamnurfikri7640 Checkmate
Carlos would make a great teacher, it is so cute watching him explain what a sector is
“The apex is at the Apex” Pierre Gasly you legend...
me: searching for the part of KIMI
and here is what we expected 1:55
Bwoah.
👑
Classic Kimi
Car go fast, car get more points
Bwoah, classic Kimi
Just leave him alone he knows what hes doing!
Sainz teaching first grade: Good Morning class
5 year olds: Good mOORNNNING MR SAAAIIINNZZZZ
Mr Sainz : Hi class, I’m Darren.
Said it loudly, made me laugh.
Carlos Science
from the last row (smooooooth operatorrrrr)
Mr science ? 😅
GEORGE: YEARS OF POWERPOINT WILL NOW LEAD ME TO GLORY
😂
now it has
8:15 Ricciardo trying desperately not to say "Lock up is when you Lock-up"
Lmfao
Kimi as the most experienced f1 driver of all time:
"Winner gets 25, probably." 😂😂😂
The engineer: George russel
The tutor: Nicholas latifi
The guy who fools around but scores: Alex albon
The lecturer: Carlos
The sub teacher: Dany Ric
The genius who has a hard time explaining to others below him: Lewis
The drunk guy: Kimi.
@@gabor6259 more like principal
@Gábor Králik Actually the guy who stutters more than Adapt
Hahah the accuracy is insane!
@@gabor6259 Wrong. Kimi is simply Kimi. He has no equivalent.
Understeer: car doesn’t turn. Oversteer: car turns too much. The drivers found a very difficult way of explaining that, except the Tokyo Drift comment from Alex Albon; very educational
Lewis was pretty concise on that question.
@@nautical1078 as well as magnussen
That's so true it was the best way if explaining it
should've just said oversteer is sbinala
And you struggled as well. An understeering car DOES turn, but doesn't turn as much as the driver would expect based on the amount of steering lock applied. If you're gonna be smug, be right too...
Daniel Ricciardo 😍: "How do I even explain this?"
"During a lockup, it goes shhhhhhhhhh" 🙈
theracingsquad Daniel Ricciardo's racing engineer to Cyril: 'We paid for him how much?'
@@drkskwlkr wow, that was an insane amount around 40 million if I'm not mistaken!
and then the vibrations go tktktktktkttktktk
@@erguille hahahahahha he is such a prankster 🙈 he was laughing in the official F1 trailer video 🤣
hands down had the best laymans explanations. everybody loves hearing that F1 cars are in fact just cars and that if you mess them up they make weird noises and don't work the way they are supposed to even though they cost millions of dollars to R and D.
6:10 Kevin Magnussen explaining under and oversteering is the the type of explanation i want in every topic of my life 😪
I feel like I can learn about the complexities and functions of each part in a F1 car with Carlos Sainz and I wouldn't have trouble understanding it
Gasly: an apex is basically when you turn your car and mid corner you hit the apex
BRILLIANT EXPLANATION LAD
Write this on an exam paper, and mad at the teacher for not giving the marks. lol
As if they didn't get George to do a powerpoint presentation!
U were the one who commented that you couldn't believe that George made a ppt ryt😂😂
"What is a lock-up?"
Haas: *Nervous sweating*
How do you complete an f1 race?
Haas: Exits room
Cant do lock-up, if brakes dont work
That HAAS to be true
This aged like wine
Carlos Sainz has got such a nice handwriting, this is the second time witnessing it(first being the thankyou letter for McLaren) . George Russell is such a charm. Him and Carlos taking the job of educating us very serious.. Each of these men, seem to been the great learners at school too, yet be a sportsperson. In a developing country we have to select education or sports but these men defy all such notions. Afterall they are 20 greatest racing drivers the world can witness.
5:09
"Now this is really quite simple. Ok, understeer works like this: you drive down the road, you turn the wheel but the car goes straight on, crashes into a tree and you die. Oversteer works like this: you drive down the same bit of road, you turn the wheel but the back car comes around like this and you go off the road, crash into a tree, and you die. Now, oversteer is best because you don't see the tree that kills you."
- Richard Hammond, Science Corner of Top Gear
I thought George would have a PowerPoint 😂
That's what I was hoping for too
FACT
that would've been great 🤣
i almost spilled my beer mate xd , much love
FACTS.😂😂
Yep Carlos Sainz IS going to get more screen time it's confirmed they have been teasing us
Carlinhos Dos Santos Y..You mean Darren?
@@plasticblockofgrey1151 Hello Tom.
"If you ever watched 'Fast & Furious: Tokio Drift', that is oversteer." Say no more!
F1 engineers: "Do you see what I have to deal with?" 😜
*Ricciardo explains to the viewers*
Ricciardo: I learned something myself.
Nicholas Latifi is basically the new kid at school who has studied everything in advance and is really excited to show how much he has studied now. :)
He will be a massive flop.
Hope I'm wrong though
@@senor.waffle8448 Only time can tell...
@@annabethchase7426 True
@@senor.waffle8448 Doesn't really matter though, he will gain enough experience to be half-decent. Williams is cashing so much from him, I hope he finds himself because he is a really likeable guy. As seen in this video!
Carlos Sainz needs to start a TH-cam channel where he makes tutorials and he explians different topics anc concepts about racing and e-racing
I recommend the Chain Bear F1 channel for content like this.
Check out the @Driver61 channel for content like this
would love that, big fan of Carlos sainz and McLaren
Carlos: "A lock-up is something you see on TV a lot"
Also Carlos: Viewers can't see your lock-ups if you're never seen on TV
hahahahahaha
That's probably why they don't show Carlos so much, because he never locks up!
I know it can sound too obvious for the most of you. But it would be cool if they put the name of the drivers next time. I mean, is a video for introduction to new people to the sport after all.
Agree
Yes
As a new person i so agree
@@faatimahabrahams8212 i got into f1 3 days ago, bit my ADHD made me hyperfocus on it so I already knew everyone 😅😅😅😅
YEEESSS BECAUSE SOME FANS CALL THEM BY THE FIRST NAME AND OTHER BY THE LAST WHILE I'M LIKWHO TF IS THIS GUYYYY
Carlos was the best, using draws and explaining like a pro. 😍
" 10 get one and from there everyone can count"
*I'm DEAD* classic Kimi
Hahaha
1:55 A casual watcher: "OMG how can that guy be so lost, he doesn't know shit"
Long time fan: "Kimi we love youuuuuu!!"
Kimi isn't lost. Kimi is a higher form of life. This is the first thing a casual fan must learn.
He does it for a hobby not a career anymore, also the more you watch him the more you realize he's a gem
Kimi: BWOAH, Speed.
Carlos casually drawing Barcelona pretty accurately from memory. This is what happens when you study track telemetry.
kimi is definitely that teacher that says “don’t stress urselves, it doesn’t appear in the test”
Me: watches F1 for my whole life
Also me: lets check out how F1 works
Plot twist: you're one year old.
@@Flo-Hmn wouldn't be surprised.
Formula 1: "Alright that's enough screen time for Sainz this season."
Gasly:
« An apex is the point you have to reach in the middle of a corner, which is most of the time at the apex... »
So basically the apex is the apex of a corner. Got it!
recursion be like that
6:30 Thank u Magnussen for being the only able to actually teach us what understeer and oversteer are.
Sainz literally gives me that *teacher vibe*
Like when he is explaining something to Lando or trying to teach him Spanish
Me: seeing 100 kimi comments
Also me: ah shit here we go again.
Haha le funny ice cream man no drink bwoah steering wheel gloves
Bwoah Bwoah Bwoah laugh now please
Stroll: “Understeer is [..] when you understeer” 👏👏 (every 60 seconds in Africa, a minute passes)
Okay, but it's understandable from their point of view. It's like asking how to calculate 1+1 for them. You exactly know how it works, but you can't explain it.
Gasly: Apex is the point where you have to reach in the middle of the corner, which is most of the time the apex”
*angry lance_stroll_no1 noises*
together we can stop this
@@winkyben69 No not really mate
1+1 is defined to have a value of 2, which is an ingrained, unambiguous mathematical definition for such a sum (unless you were conducting analysis or attempting to build up mathematical axioms from related disciplines such as logic), which we are taught and can recall from preschool.
In a similar fashion, the drivers were expected to recall the definition of the term understeer here, which Stroll unsurprisingly attempted deplorably. As it is a concept that can be defined and broken down, an explanation can be formed, unlike that of your example.
Mag: "understeer is where you turn into... "
Me: the other drivers
carlos sainz got more screen time in this video than whole of last season
Lewis always sounds like a preacher, such a calm and gentle voice
Kimi: 'ffs points were easier back in the day'
"Why do they have to change them so often? Every 20 years they change them for no reason at all..."
@@cinegraphics , to be fair to Kimi, the points system had only changed once in 52 years years (changing a win from 9 to 10 points). And in his career they've significantly changed the scoring system twice, and then last season they added the fastest lap point.
I just like how they are forced to be in their team suit for this.
That's cuz they shot this right before testing sessions I understand why u think that LOL (I know because my dad was one of the filmsmen behind the scenes and I got to go there)
Every driver: struggles to explain.
George Russell: I have a PowerPoint just in case.
Thanks for the likes bruv, didn't expect this but still, thanks!
😂
😂😂lol
I mean English is also his first language as far as I know so that makes it easier for him compared to others
@@Elonpocalyps420 to be fair, only the two Finns, Sainz, Ocon and Kvyat aren't English native speakers.
Ivan Macias how about magnussen gasly and checo? And who’s that driving for williams? I’m not acquainted with him yet, is he a native, kinda has a weird accent but I’m not gonna guess
Everyone except Raikkonen: passionate explanations.
Lewis: Charming and simple presentations on subjects.
Carlos Sainz explains physics behind the tyres like a typical JEE Advanced teacher
Only Indians understood this lol
In the words of Jeremy Clarkson: *SPEED AND POWAH*
"Power solves all things! As we know" - Jeremy Clarkson
HAHAHA
Carlos Sainz and George Russell are surprisingly really good at explaining all the concepts
Liberty Media are doing an incredible job introducing the F1 to a whole new generation of kids and literally the own drivers explaining them how is this motorsport world
can we just take the time to acknowledge that carlos was the best at this?
carlos and lewis did a fantastic job explaining all the terms
Carlos Sainz finally having the screen time that he deserves
Latifi has a future on commentating. He sounds very professional.
X D
Nah he could buy the whole williams..
@@t3j691 good one
@@rayzen2601 Same thing.
I want a professor that explains to me math like Carlos explained every topic in the video
Magnussen really nailed understeer and oversteer explanation though (6:10)
"The apex is most of the time at the apex". Never in my life i've heard wiser words
Every driver: very complex sport
Kimi: haha car go brrr
Underrated comment :)
Kimi be like:
Car
Tyre
Fast
Pit
Steering wheel
Drink
Win
Vodka
The drink?
Gloves and steering wheel?
Bwoah?
Absorbed Boy No u here you are
Kiki? 😂
Keke + kimi = kiki?
i had a cat named Kiki. she wasn't a racing driver sadly
Ocon: “I feel like an Idiot!”
Max “Well yes”
indeed
Hahhahahahahaha i love it 😂
Daniel Ricciardo explaining the apex is about the most serious I’ve ever seen him 😂
From the smal amount of engineering I can remember, the "apex" is the point in the corner from which you will get the biggest turning circle beginning from the outside, therefore the most possibility for higher speed. But it will also give you the longest possible line, meaning that the cars exceed the actual length of the track because they prefer the higher speed vs shortest way.