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Hiya, dude! I'm 17, just finished my AS exams, and I'm looking to get into some high form of engineering within Motorsports, and I had a few questions. If you could point me in the correct direction, that would be fantastic. I heard a few recommendations that learning as many things as possible is good for getting this kind of a job, such as Python and MATLAB. Are there any other things I should think of learning? How do I know what type of engineering I like? That's currently my biggest issue. I don't know, I just love cars and always have. But there's many different components to engineering, be it Manufacture, Motorsport, Aerodynamics, whatever whatever. How do I know which one I like? I've never done this, so I don't really know the difference. Would I end up finding out at Uni? How would I know which one's for me? Also, what is the pay like? Haven't really seen that listed anywhere. Obviously it'll change with the job and experience, but a general quote would be great! My final Question is, how transferable would my skill-set be, if I were to go from being a Motorsport Engineer, to something a little more relaxed? I wanna spend a fair amount of time with a family I want to build. Anywho, thank you very much for your time!

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I heard that F2 just switched to using cars based on the Super Formula cars, made by the same company, with the same engine and a very similar chassis, but with different aero (due to the regulations being different, with F2 following F1's lead in trying to regulate aero to reduce dirty air and making close following and passing easier.

Hello! Is it okay to study Aerospace Engineering for Motorsport Aerodynamics?

Hey dude... hope you're well. Hope you can come back to making your videos. Missing you content and analysis. Regards

Why did you move to the UK instead of doing motorsports in the US?

Okay i have passion for formula 1 since grade 10th currently i am in a weird situation where in i will have to do my bachelors in mechanical from a normal college in india,I had plans of going abroad for masters in germany to open up a few opportunities. Currently i am hopeless and i dont know whether the curriculum in india for mechanical engineering is as good as abroad, i lack the funds at this point to go abroad, so what will you suggest me?

Good for u mahn, congratulations. Ur living the dream. ❤

I’m from the UK, doing my undergrad in the US right now. I’ve spent my first year as a Bio major, but have gotten really into math since being in college and I started watching formula 1 this year and realized how strategic and analytical it is, which I’ve come to realize are the things that make my brain buzz (in the best way if you know what I mean). I’m leaning heavy towards switching my major to mechanical engineering, and this video has been a huge help in my research into all things motorsports! Thank you so much for this Blake!

Gillespie on the desk! Nice!

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Simple answer for the Red Bull's success ? MAX ! I'm surprised you all can't realize this obvious fact. The greatest driver since Senna.

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Hey Blake, How's Oxford Brookes for pursuing Msc in motorsports engineering, for someone exploring options in UK? What all other colleges in UK would you recommend for the same apart from Brookes?

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Push to pass surely?! It would be way more entertaining.

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very interesting data analysis, I found it ery difficult when I tried to match the speed to the corners of the circuit, could you tell me how to deal with it?

Thanks for the nice video❤ I’m crazy about motor sports and I chose to go to Britain for college instead of staying in China totally out of the love for racing. Since I’m still a high school student now and is going to apply for college, I wanna ask about whether the teams care a lot about what university I am from? Well to be honest I am not good enough to enter Cambridge or else, but I am pretty sure I can make it to UCL, Bristol uni or Manchester, though these universities aren’t that competitive. By the way, does the majors matter? I would like to apply for both ME and EEE, while I am not sure whether EEE could closely related to motor sports.

How can it be cheap or controversial when all vehicles on the track all use it? I can see it being wrong if only 1 or 2 cars were allowed to use it, but if all are, then it's fair game.

Outstanding content! I’ve recently become a veteran and am seriously considering working towards becoming an engineer in the Motorsport industry. These are some great tips and thanks for sharing!

Started watching and attending GT races in 2016, since then, been to countless races, including 5 times at the 24h Nurburgring… the closes races, the fans, and the fan access to everything is unmatched…

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Great video, I have just found your channel and it's super interesting! Only one question: what is generally the number of days that a track side engineer has to work in the team headquarter?

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This is the exact video I’ve been looking for! I have to ask, what was it like being a track-side performance engineer? It sounds pretty much exactly what I would like to pursue and I have a couple of questions on that if that’s possible to ask 😅

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U didnt win anything at all. Max won his fiirst gp, not you

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Really good video blake. I've always been interested in the sport but these past couple of months i realised I would really appreciate working in f1. As a 3rd year Production and Industrial Engg student in india, is there still time to get in the sport ?

I was screeming at the tv ... 🎉

as a student in my last year of high school who wants to work in Formula One or similar jobs in future, i have been planning to study aeronautical engineering, is that also considered qualification enough?

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underrated video, thanks so much for the tips and your effort

F1 "doesn't always translate into best racing" is the understatement of the year. That "racing" series has no longer anything to do with being a sport, and is essentially just an advertising and sportswashing platform for megacorporations, celebrities and bloody dictatorships around the world. Meanwhile series with comparatively tiny budgets are producing actual on-track racing and title competition year in, year out.

how is that “your” win

In F1 23, I chose Ferrari to be with Charles, I like Charles and verstappen but I new about Charles longer than verstappen

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so how much chances are there for an indian mechanical engineer (female) as an design engineer /r&d or in vehicle dynamics in f1 world ?

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How can I get an F1 job is all I wanna know 🥲

Im still waiting for a CZcamsr to do an F1 trigger word video. So i can hear someone whisper "box box" 😂