OMG THE CAR CAUGHT ON FIRE!! First time reacting to Top 10 Dramatic Moments of the 2020 F1 Season!
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OMG THE CAR CAUGHT ON FIRE!! First time reacting to Top 10 Dramatic Moments of the 2020 F1 Season!
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Boys it's race that's held in multiple countries.. your country has indy car but its not really same
Keep on reacting to F1 please
yeah react to the 2021 season finale. It was epic
Now you boys know.
Race in a couple hours. If ya'll ain't doing shit, give it a watch.
Valtteri Bottas currently holds the record for the highest speed in an F1 race, hitting 372.5km/h (231.4mph) in the 2016 Mexican Grand Prix.
they make corners at crazy speeds too because they have a lot of downforce. its a real treat
That is insane
The days when that Williams was a rocket ship on wheels and a bus in the corners đ
Was baku 2016
@@leonlaren but it was in qualifying, and the cars are significantly faster in quali
That Grosjean crash is still tough to watch again. I watched that live and to say I felt sick is an understatement. Everyone thought he was dead. One of the worst in sport.
He was in that inferno for something like 30 seconds before he was able to escape. Those fire proof suits they wear are amazing.
I barely knew what F1 was and even I heard about it when it happened, it was a miracle
Yep. I thought I was watching a 4th driver die since I started watching.
Jules Bianchi is the most recent driver to have been fatally injured during a World Championship Grand Prix. He died in July 2015, nine months after sustaining severe head injuries during the 2014 Japanese Grand Prix. czcams.com/video/8l4i_fiC0yc/video.html
It still blows my mind how he survived that. I watched it live with my brother and the moment he saw the fire, he jumped out of his seat, completely horrified.
Yo boys, just some info on formula 1, It's a sport that has circuits all over the world. They're a total of 10 teams with 2 drivers for each team, So not only do you have a teammate to help you on the track but you're also against your teammate to finish the race in the highest position possible for points. Top 10 drivers out of the 20 on track gets points at the end of each race.
Also, Formula 1 cars are the fastest. They can go almost 225 mph and they go through corners at speeds of 200+.
@@keanumclean3244 on the straights they are not, on the corners tho, yea
@@keanumclean3244 that's a little exaggerated. the current cars are hitting like 210 mph on the straights
@@BlakeHC yeah in year one of the new regulations, theyll be pushing 220 within a year and a half i bet
Greece doesnât have one that makes it unfair for Greeks
Yeah that last crash was horrific. Romain Grosjean's car went head-first into the barrier and broke in half, the front half punching right through the barrier. The fuel tank (which was full, this was lap 1) located behind the driver ruptured and dumped all the fuel all over the front half of the car and the barrier. Fortunately he escaped with only minor burns to his hands and ankles and fully recovered, but he says the Halo saved his life as it saved his head from being chopped off when the car went through the barrier... He went on after this to race in IndyCar.
a lot of modern F1 crashes look much worse than they really are, because the cars are built to break apart in case of an accident, so that the forces from the accident will go through the car to break it apart rather than through the driver's body
Grosjean's crash specifically though, really was as scary as it looked for everyone involved
Wow thatâs crazy
They go up to 230 miles an hour. But they craziest part is how fast they can take corners resulting in 5-6g sometimes almost fighter pilot like. Thats why its much harder they have to way more precise braking winning or losing them time, there are way more turns they gotta absolutly nail because if u turn at the wrong moment with 200mph there isnt any correcting it anymore and also they gotta be way more precise with throttle so they dont spin a 1500 pond car with more then 1000hp. These arent the fastest cars on earth in a straight line but nothing out there beats it on the track because of how rediculously fast it takes corners
they don't do 230 mph they mostly top out at 210
@@jenniferwilson2846 true. Back in 2016 Perez clocked 231 mph in Mexico. Those cars were absolute monsters in a straight line.
@@jenniferwilson2846 they can, obviously they hardly ever do.
maybe this years redbull with a tow in italy or mexico can get to the record of perez.
@@TexMechanica Still 200mph and cornering at 5-6g its some sport
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The last one was fricken crazy I have watched F1 off and on since the 80's, I watched the Race Senna passed away in (RIP), the fact that Grosjean survived, is just crazy. that must have been beyond terrifying. He was trapped in the cockpit for a good 30+ seconds I am stunned he managed to get out of there, and very happy he did.
CRAZY!!!
Was an absolute miracle he lived.
The Halo saved him. It pushed the guard rail up. If not he would have definitely be killed. So glad he survived.
28 seconds actually
I really love to see American people reacting to F1 because in US there is such a big Motorsport culture and obviously whoever love Motorsport have to love F1, it's the NBA of racing... Fun fact about the costs, the salary cap for an F1 team is more than all NASCAR teams combined, and because the salary cap is a new thing, top teams spend way more than that
itâs so cool to see more guys like this getting into the sport of f1. yâall are so careful about not saying the wrong thing and being as clear as you can that youâre genuinely interested and not just reacting to this for views. great to see
I always get teary eyed when I see that clip of Grosjean climbing out of the fireball. It was the only race I got to see live that year and for 2 minutes after the crash they showed no replays and no footage of what was going on, we thought there was no way he made it out of that fire.
Man, I have watched four of your F1 videos today. I started watching F1 last year and I love it. Watching you guys learn the sport is so much fun.
I haven't spotted the answer to "do they have pitstops?" in the comments, so yes they do have pitstops. Unlike nascar they're not limited to just 4 people changing all the tires. F1 pitstops can have 3 people on each corner of the car. Nowadays it takes them less than 2 and a half seconds to change all 4 tires, the record is 1.82 seconds... F1 pitstops are crazy quick these days...
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Great content. Well to answer some of your questions. Yes it's way harder than Nascar. The cars are aerodynamic and they are trying to be as light as possible so that means the drivers has to be in an amazing shape and keep lower but healthy weight. They have to have a lot of core strenght because if they don't have it when breaking their whole body will move forward, their head will slam into the steering wheel, you know physics and that. This video is great if you want to learn more about to it and it can be a great reaction video. The video is new. up to date and very interesting and it's for people are just getting into the sport: czcams.com/video/SSdsncLXLYs/video.html
they have to react to this !!!!!!!!!!
I have seen that video and there is little useful information in that video for ppl that wanna understand how F1 racing is. She do describe some car related things but as far as how a race is there is very little useful information in that video. There are more information on the corporate side of F1 in that video then there is about the racing itself. I dont know about u but when ppl look up sports they know little about the last thing they wanna hear about is how its being run from a corporate perspective.
I wouldnât say itâs harder than nascar, Iâd say itâs just different.
@@raffitorres1714 It is harder than Nascar, which isn't to say that Nascar is easy, because it isn't by any stretch of the imagination. Going at more than 200 Mph while very close to 30+ cars at the same speed is absolutely nuts.
@@sandenson Out of curiosity why do you say f1 is harder? I know f1 pulls higher gs, but nascar races are far longer then f1 races.
awesome, would love to see some more f1 vids â„
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F1 is amazing I would love to see some more videos keep up the good work boys
These types of sub-100k channels are always so low production in a good way. I love it! They usually arenât scripted and the reactions are genuine and they have this calm lofi vibe to them which I never get bored of. New sub!
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F1 cars go close to if not faster than nascar speeds (not sure about it but do go over 200mph). They take turns at stupid fast speed which create a lot of force on your body. I beleive as much g force as a fighter pilot! Hope these facts help!
kimi got to be 1 of the most respectful drivers when it comes to overtaking. U almost never saw him fight dirty and he always left just enough space without pushing other drivers off track. IÂŽm sure its happened but not nearly as often as most others did.
Football, Rugby, Formula 1, UFC.. the 4 sports I follow religiously and you're reacting to all of them ! Madness, big up to both yall. F1 cars are factually the fastest cars on earth around a track, some of em reach up to 372.5kmh. They look slow on camera but in real life Sheesh man they gone before you even seen em. They got some of the biggest brand supercar teams competing to from Aston Martin, McLaren, Ferrari, Mercedes etc.
You should react to- Top 20 F1 Team Radio 2021 (it's a bit more of a funny video) you should also include a reaction to this short at the end of the video maybe ? "How an F1 Gran Prix start looks like from track side"
Quick short basically giving you an idea of how fast these cars are actually going in real life since the TV almost slows it down for you ! Bless up man,stay healthy both of you đ
F1 cars go upto 350-60 kmph. It's really hard to drive f1 cars harder then nascar coz in f1 there are many curves . To make that turn perfect u have to slow it down in perfect moment. If not then u will have a lockup meaning if u didn't slow down the f1 car in exact moment, the car disc rotate slowly or the disc will stop creating smokes. Liked ur reaction mate
I watch F1 and don't watch nascar but I think it's unfair to assume that F1 is harder than nascar. Driving around in a constant circle with the amount of cars they have that are inches away from each other for hundreds of lap is pretty hard in it's own right.
@@ash__117 nah trust me watch their comparison . F1 is faster than nascar. There is lot of turns
@@suckersyt250 It might be faster and more turns but I don't think that means it's necessarily harder. It's just different skillsets. I used to think the same till I really started looking into why people like nascar.
@@ash__117 do nascar drivers get 4 a 5g in corners?
Idk, serious question, because f1 pilots do.
@@ash__117 not to be rude but it's not even close between 'which motorsport is "harder" or needs more skill.'
F1 is by far the more demanding sport, physically and mentally.
F1 drivers need to constantly trained to be able to withstand the punishment of an F1 race weekend. To the same high level as any intense sport. While any fitness level, can drive a Nascar.
The amount of split-second decisions an F1 driver has to make, compare to a Nascar driver is greatly different too.
The only thing I would put Nascar driver's, near the same level as F1 driver's, is high levels of concentration and even that's being kind...
For driving the cars: These guys regularly reach speeds over 200mph. Driving these cars is definitely a workout, they drink water through a hose in the helmet during the race and still lose 5-10lbs just during a race. As weird as it sounds, it is easier to turn the car when they are going faster because the car generates a lot more grip because of the downforce. The slow corners are where they really have to work the steering wheel to get the car to turn.
Edit: There are three different tires called soft, medium, and hard. Softer tires allow for faster lap times but they wear out faster. They are required to use at least two of the three types during a race unless it is raining. They have intermediate tires for light rain and wet tires for heavy rain. Also, unlike nascar, they are not allowed to refuel the car during a race. Some teams will put extra fuel so they can drive harder, while other teams put less fuel to make the car faster because it's lighter. Strategy is often a lot of mindgames.
I watched that grojean crash live and I remember texting my partner saying heâs got to be dead.
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Formula 1 is a series where all teams build their own car. Each team has 2 cars. So the engineering is as important as the driver. That makes it a team sport. And a very beautiful sport to watch
oh yeeees after football the boys are getting into my 2nd fav. sport
11:17 foreshadowing đ°, thank god he survived that crash
F1 is such an interesting sport.
Car manufacturers, foreign cars from a US pov, basically run their own teams which usually have two drivers on their roster. I grew up watching Schumacher, the goat, so Ferrari will always be my fav.
more f1 vids lets get it
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I think you could say that winning the f1 championship makes you the best 4 wheels vehicle driver in the world
This is a great sport man u should react more of this !! đ„đ„đ„
2021 was way better season!
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definitely react to more f1!
The cars are incredibly difficult to drive. There's no power steering, no abs, no traction control.
Enjoying watching you discover the sport
The car breaking in half is actually to âabsorbâ energie. Itâs a good thing. It did what it was designed for.
About F1 cars being tough to drive, it can take a massive toll on the body. Drivers have to build muscle mass in their necks just so they can keep their heads up when going through turns. They often lose several pounds of body weight just from sweating. And on top of being subjected to forces up to 5 times the force of gravity and temperatures in the car reaching over 120 degrees Fahrenheit, they also have to maintain a constant laser focus because the slightest tap or slip up can result in crashing a car that costs over $100 million. No pressure.
Also, about that last crash with the fire: a few years before this crash, F1 required teams to install a protective device on their cars called a halo (it's the ring that goes around the cock pit) to better protect a driver's head from flying debris in a crash. When he hit that metal barrier head-on, the halo of the car forced the metal to warp and go over his head. F1 cars used to have open cockpits where the driver's head was completely exposed. If the halo wasn't there, he would have been decapitated.
Our home Grand Prix (Austria) was actually driven TWICE in 2020, because the Austrians were able to guarantee a good CoV-Safety system.
Are you guys from N.O.? I recognize the Intralox shirt, great video guys!
so the best way i could describe these cars is a fighter jet that only turns on the horizontal axis. these cars can achieve speeds of up to 220mph, and can pull up to 6gs while braking and cornering. also on average these cars can cost upwards of $10 million
There are 10 teams with 2 drivers each, the cars do about 320-360kph depending on the circuit and pull around 4G in corners. They usually have 2 pitstops per race and it takes anywhere from 2s for a fast one and 4s for a slow one (without penalties). There are faster cars in a straight line but its all about how fast they can go around the track.
There are 20 drivers in F1(2 drivers for all 10 teams)and the cars go up to 200 miles an hour.
11:42 No way of avoiding that.
Even if you managed to slow down in time with the best brakes, tyres and suspension in the world you'd still get done from the rear.
It's a hospital visit.
Few F1 facts:
> 10 teams
> 20 drivers
> 23 Grand Prix this season (17 in 2020)
> 2 Championships: Drivers and Constructors
> Drivers race for most points at seasons end
> teams (Constructors) have both their drivers race for most points accumulatively (which can be dramatically interesting when both drivers can compete for the drivers championship)
> Each grand prix is about 200 miles long, excluding practice and qualifying sessions.
> There are technical and sporting rules (aka the Formula) teams and drivers have to adhere to. Breaching them can be cause for penalties, fines or race bans.
Has were so relieved that Grosjean wasn't severely injured in that crash,so much so they got rid of him shortly afterwards
Top speed at Monza (fastest track on the calendar, in Italy) ~225mph, but straight line speed isn't the incredible thing about F1 cars, the cars have ~1,000BHP and only weigh 750kg but they carry a lot of drag from the aero that is on the cars, what is insane, and unrivaled in Motorsport, is the cornering speeds, most corners are taken at speeds faster than you'd drive down the Motor/Free-way at, the Slowest corner on the calendar, Loews Hairpin in Monaco is still taken at 30mph (this corner is so tight they have to use special steering racks just for this track).
There are (in current format) 10 Teams, each with 2 Drivers, so 20 Cars on track. What is interesting is that, while the Drivers compete with every other Driver (team mates included) for the Drivers Championship, they also have to play a Team role for the Constructors Championship, this creates a dichotomy between wanting to win for yourself, while the team may 'order' you to stay behind your team mate to maximize points and minimize risk of both cars being taken out of a race in a crash, this can get very heated if both drivers in a team are within reach of the Drivers Championship. I'd say the 2022 Lineup of drivers is one of the strongest I can remember with talent all through the field, () denotes team initials. There's the Old Guard of Fernando Alonso (A), Lewis Hamilton (M-B), Sebastian Vettel (AM) with 13 Drivers Championships between them. The guys who have not yet won a Championship but who are solid Drivers with a ton of experience, Sergio Perez (RBR), Carlos Sainz (F), Daniel Ricciardo (McL), Valteri Bottas (AR), Kevin Magnussen (H). The current exciting young blood, Max Verstappen (RBR) (reigning Drivers Champion), Charles Leclerc (F), Lando Norris (McL), Esteban Occon (A), Pierre Gasly (AT), George Russel (M-B), Alex Albon (WR). The up and coming Rookies, Yuki Tsunoda (AT), Mick Schumacher (H) (Son of the Legendary Michael Schumacher), Zhou Guanyu (AR). Then finally the 'Pay' drivers (Drivers who give more money to the team than they take out to 'buy' a seat, still ok racers who have had their moments, but looked down upon for taking seats from drivers who would potentially be quicker), Nicholas Latifi (WR) & Lance Stroll (AM) (His Dad owns the Aston Martin team lol). This is how I categorize the drivers, I know some people might see things differently, don't @ me lol. The 10 Teams, in current Constructors Ranking are - Red Bull Racing (gives you... Wheels?), Ferrari, Mercedes-Benz (won Constructors/Drivers Championships x7 2014-2020), McLaren, Alpine (Renaults Skunk-works Brand), Alfa Romeo, Haas F1 (Currently the only US team), Alpha Tauri (formerly Red Bulls 'junior' team to test out new drivers, recently became 'Sister' team), Aston Martin, Williams Racing (Legendary independent team, recently fallen on hard times trying to keep up with the big spenders). Hope this helps, didn't intend for it to be such a long comment but I got really into it lol. Again, this is just my opinions, I actually struggle picking a favourite/saying who I'm a fan of, as I always find myself following 3-4 drivers a race, probably would call myself a Bottas fan, enjoyed when he was putting in performances for Williams a few years ago before moving to Mercedes, big fan of Max Verstappen since he came in to the sport, hated Hamilton in the past but have to admire him for his machine like capability and ferocious racecraft that's brought him 7 Drivers Championships.
Zhou ganyu is a paid driver too
@@florisvanzalingen9641 he is doing well still
They talk about the slipstream effect. Basically when you are behind another car, because of the downforce created by the car in front and its aerodynamics, there is a wave of air created in front of you that drags you and increases your speed, and you can overtake them by slipping out of that stream of air, and you get lunged in front of them
I think the fastest pace recorded at a race is about 225 mph. They can go faster without downforce, though
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So they're are 10 teams 2 drivers per team so 20 cars on track.
Race:
You can only get points if u finish top 10. 10th=1 point
9th= 2 points 8th= 4 points 7th= 6 points
6th=8 points 5th= 10 points 4th= 12 points 3rd= 15 points 2nd=18 points 1st= 25 points. If you get fastest lap you get an extra point.
Qualifing:
There are three sessions first is 30 minutes 2nd and 3rd are only 10. If the first session your fastest lap is what is recorded for that session. The people lower than 15th don't got through to the next session (qualifing 2) in that session it's the same but anyone 11th or lower get eliminated The top ten then go through to the qualifing 3 and where they finish is where they start same for the others.
Rules:
You have to keep your gearbox for at least 6 races before you change. If you change it before 6 laps u get a 5 place grid penalty so you start five places back from where you qualified. There are different components in and engine and you can only replace 3 times if you replace it 4 times you get a five place grid penalty.
End of the season:
There is a drivers championship where all of the points individually (per driver) gets added up whoever has the most points win the title. There is also a constructors title (team) the points for both divers of their respective teams get added to their teams points again whoever has the most points win that to hope it helps.
They have 5 tire choices in the race
Hard = white tire, lasts the longest but is the slowest
Medium = yellow tire, average tire life average lap times
Soft= red tire, fastest tire only lasts 5-20 laps and is used usually just for qualifying
Intermediate= green tire with slight grooves, for when rain is ending or starting or the track is just slightly damp
Wet= blue with lots of grooves in the tire, for heavy rain conditions
They go around 310 and 315kph with drs-reduces drag pit stops take around 2 seconds to change all 4 tires and thereâs 20 drivers . And one if not the most expensive sports as even just the engine will cost over 150k .No traction control and no braking assist and makes it incredibly hard to drive
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In F1 you really dont want contact, due to the speed and fragile nature of the cars.
Its all about quick lap times, Pit stop speed and strategies.
Its closer to Indycar than it is to NASCar, both in the types of car and it being about Road courses (of course Indy car is a mix of Road , street and Oval. where as F1 is just Road and Street Courses)
The cars are Rear wheel drive , 1600cc V6 Turbo Charged Hybrid engines (basically a crazy turbo charged small Petrol engine, and also an electric engine for an extra bit of kick)
1000+ HP so , loads of power with about 700HP coming from a 1.6litre engine....which is just crazy.
An engine you size you would expect to see in a Honda Civic, making upto 18'000 RPM (usually between 14'000 and 17'000RPM, which is an insane level of RPM, just insane.
Top speeds of around 200-210 MPH, weight: 740 Kg/1631lb, so lighter than a VW Golf or even a Ford Fiesta (small hatchback car), but with a tiny engine and small but powerful electric motor , that together makes about 2.5 times the power of your average Ford Mustang (1000+ BHP) yet 1 Mustang weigs about the same as 3 F1 cars......
So yeh these beasts ...are FAST!!!
The spoilers/wings create so much down force in turn , it sucks the car to the road, so much that you could in theory drive upside down and Downforce alone would hold the car to the surface and overcome gravity.
Downforce comes from the Spoilers/Wings, which work like upside down plane wings
Wings produce downforce spoilers doimt
F1 cars go around corners from anywhere from 160mph & below, they can take the sharp curves at around 100-135 its fun to watch
Thereâs 10 teams with 2 drivers per team, so 20 cars on circuit⊠every circuit produces different speeds as they set up the cars for different circuits, but over 220 mph. The real crazy speed is on the turns, some turns they are going over 150 mph.
I'm not a fanatic for F1 but it is impressive. They have to go round corners fast to get enough down force. They go round corners over 100 mph
4:26 there are 20 drivers in F1
4:36 these cars can reach speeds of nearly 300 KMH (the top speed varies from car to car)
4:45 yes this is definitely tougher then NASCAR these drivers have to work out day and night to be able to control the car, doesnât help you canât see a thing from the cockpit
5:09 yes it is very stressful with all the buttons, and now they also have menus on the screen in the car, there have been cases in Formula 2 where drivers had mental breakdowns because they couldnât manage the system, in F1 drivers have actually pressed the wrong buttons during races
11:50 the FIA concluded that this giant crash was caused by simple confusion due to everyone going at different speeds
4:33 i can just say that an f1 car in the scene where you asked this question can go over 120km/h in that corner wich is turn 4 in that track.
And thatâs not all⊠they can reach for so close 300km/h in the tiny streets of Monaco (i mean 5 or 6 meters of space)
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Iâm not sure if anyone answered the questions but there are 20 drivers, they can go as fast as 350km/hr Iâve seen, they have pit stops but theyâre usually 2-4 seconds, Iâm not sure if itâs hard to turn the steering wheel but around the corner thereâs a lot of G Forces
F1 is the pinnacle of Motorsport.
Ngl, as an F1 fan myself, I love watching non-F1 fans watching F1 stuff without having a clue what the actual fuck is going on lol
Most people like to compare F1 against our IndyCar series here in the US, as they're both open-wheel cars. They have very different rules, however. IndyCar races are generally much longer, and include a number on oval tracks, including the Indianapolis 500; F1 does not have any ovals. IndyCar is a "spec" series, in which there is a limit to the differentiation between the competitors' engines and chassis. This promotes closer racing, while keeping costs down. F1 is a "manufacturers" series, in which each team has to build its own car and can choose from one of four engine manufacturers. The tech of the car being driven makes a much greater difference in F1, and some teams really don't stand a chance unless there is rain or a major accident to shake up the race.
1. There are 20 cars and 10 teams. 2. They can go up to 350kp/h (220mph). yes way hartder btw, they break super fast so you reach up to 5G and they need to turen both left n right.
F1 is world wide sport bigger than any other motorsports
Hi guys. From UK here. It would take too long to explain F1. You just gotta dive into it. All I gotta say it goes back over 100 years. Has the biggest budget of any motorsport in the world. They have 21 races per year which hits every corner of the globe, they are the fastest cars round a track and there is no comparison. They accelerate, brake, turn and grip more than anything else. Also look at pit stops. 2 seconds to change all 4 wheels.
You guys should check out Grosjean fireball crash, also check out the pit stop videos they have competitions between teams to see who can do it the quickest. Last I knew red bull had the record at 1.8 seconds
i have drive a f4 and that was really hard
Love the vids! But check out the 2021 season it came down to the last race to decide the winner đ And yeah you guys should check out the Netflix series Drive to Survive the 2021 season
to give you an idea of the difference in performance between NASCAR, Indycar and F1 here's the current official lap records for each at Circuit of the Americas as all three race there.
1. F1 - 1:36.169
2: Indycar - 1:48.895
3: NASCAR - 2:13.177
All three laps were made during a race to be official.
F1 is amazing once you get into it.
12:45 the cars are designed to split in half under huge load from lateral impacts, for as much dramatic as it may look, it's not surprising, quite uncommon though
11:14 the fact that Grosjean said that is the worst thing he's seen not knowing he would be in one of the worst modern crashes ever is so weird
Surprised The f1 channel didnât copyright them yet
It's quite hard, no power steering, no traction control, no ABS (anti locking brakes), plus you have significantly sharper corners so predicting what other drivers are going to do is a lot harder
There is 10 teams and 20 driver's on track and they get up to about 250 I think and they do have Pit stops and they normally 20 seconds including the pit lane but the stop its self is about 2.5 seconds depending on how good they are and what they have to do in the stop
Dudes need to get on netflix and watch the dramas lol
More of this f1 please
You should check out the 2021 version of top 10 dramatic moments
I would say itâs more popular in Europe but I donât classify it as an overseas sport because itâs one of a few âworldâ championships that actually takes place around the world. They race in Canada, USA and Mexico for North American races.
These cars do go faster and would be harder to drive - itâs sort of hard to judge and explain as Iâm sure both racing series have their challenges but F1 has turns in both directions as well as slow, medium or fast corners. They have pit stops and theyâre required to make one stop unless itâs raining, they can use the same tire or type of rain tire and they can pit more for damage. They canât really repair the car mid race like nascar
The V10 era is nuts
do more F1 videos, lad
You can't even begin to compare these cars to Nascar. The engineering in F1 is insane. The wings and underbody floorpan provide aerodynamic downforce to hold the car to the track. At 60 miles per hour they produce enough downforce to technically drive upside down. This generation of F1 cars have a 1.8 litre V6 engine with battery boost. In the past they have had V12, V10 turbo and V8 engines. Some of the V10 turbo cars produced 1500 HP.
on a sidenote. The lap from lewis Hamilton on 3 wheels were faster then the fastest time on the same track from the Porsche super cup (they drive only the porsche GT3 R i Believe in there). The F1 Cars are so far beyond any road car you can buy.
NASCAR cars and F1 cars are each harder to drive in their own ways tbh
F1 currently holds the fastest pit stop record at 1.82 seconds
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They actually pull 6g in some corners and 3.6 on average i think
230 mph. No power steering. No abs. No traction control. Yeah itâs actually insane.
160 is the fastest I ever hit personally and with all those safety controls I still felt about to die. Never again though
F1 top speed is probably not more or if not the same as nowadays road legal hypercar, what makes it crazy is that the acceleration that they had or the amount of time it takes for the car to reach a certain amount of speed in such a short period of time and their crazy speed while they're cornering till reaches 5G ( or gravitation force, meaning for example if it's 2G your bodyweight pull you twice as the weight, 3G three times as weight and so on and so on..)
5:24 in 2016 seson one mercedes send it to 370km/h and the fastest piststop of all time was a redbull one 1.80 seconds
Yes it's faster than nascar, abt 20-30mph at max speed, i'd say they are the fastest cars around corners to ever be built as they have such extreme downforce and bc each team spends hundreds of millions on making their cars each year
there is 20 drivers(could be more, will for sure be 22 in 2026 when Audi joins), average top speed per track is 225mph ish, they are much harder to drive than NASCAR as they pull 3.5-4gs of lateral force through each turn, yes they have pit stops but cant re-fuel during a race, driver on three tires is Lewis Hamilton, 7 time champion, overall best driver ever. Wanted to answer the questions, even though its been a while!
One of the corners, like corpse go into that turn at 180 mph
Those are the hardest cars to drive in the world, period. Over 300km/h, the amount of G-force those guys endure would make anyone of us pass out. Nascar ain't nothin' compared to that.
Going through corners, F1 cars are much more easier to drive than any other car or racecars
yes, the drivers are 20, yes the cars can go over 300 kph, and yes these vehicles are way harder to drive than nascars from what i know
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There's 20 Drivers and 10 teams each team having 2 cars and a total budget of 175 million per year after the cost cap ( before mercedes, ferarri and redbull would spend upwards of 500 million per season excluding Driver salaries wich are between 2 and 50 million per year) the 0 - 60 time on these cars isnt great but they will hit 0-135 mph is 4 seconds. They turn quite easy and many drivers describe it as just turning it with their mind, its so nible light and accurate you have to be on point every single corner. that said when these cars break traction they will fly off in a heartbeat since they have no ABS, no traction control and upwards of 1000 bhp while sporting a dry weight of 900 KG dry weight being without driver, oil,fuel,... fastest speed recorded was bottas is 2016 mexican GP 372.5 KPH wich is around 232 MPH but generally the cars are a bit slower on most tracks since they have more downforce / drag bolted on to keep them stable in the corners, speeds will reach 200 mph on nearly all tracks tho with exceptions like Monaco
they are incredebly easy to steer in high speed corners the compare it like driving on rail tracks but its realy hard on your body