AMERICAN REACTS TO FORMULA 1 VS NASCAR 🤯 (HOW DO THEY COMPARE?!)
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Well there is Formula E, which is f1 for electric cars
If you wanna see Electric Car racing there's Formula E & Xtreme E .
Also the current formula one season length is 23 races.
Maybe look at comparison between Formula One & Indycar .
Oh Toyota used to have an F1 team in the 2000's
Loving the Videos especially around Motorsport.
He got F1 tyres completely wrong. Softer tyres are faster but wear out quicker, whereas harder tyres are slower and take longer to wear in which means they last longer
"there's not really much strategy to racing" - Strategy is seriously important in F1 and can make or break races for drivers. Knowing when to pit is important as there's an oppurtunity to undercut or overcut a driver. You also want to pit into clean air as well rather than coming back onto the track and having to fight your way back through backmarkers. Teams may also stay out for longer in the hope for a safety car (lose less time in pitstop). Theres a fine art to how much fuel is in an F1 car so stategy also plays a part in making sure you manage your fuel usage throughout the race. And the same can be said for tyres they need managing otherwise you'd rip them to shreds within a few laps. Strategy is massive and you don't have to look far to see good and bad examples of teams strategy.
Some would argue Ferrari would of had a much better chance of winning the championship last season had they have sorted out their stategy. Especially in the early stages of the season
NASCAR also has a lot of the same strategy considerations,, and a few extra ones as well.
which tires you started the race, which lap you pit and which tires you choose, which plan A-Z if you are Ferrari team, are you consider to do El Plan if you are Alonso's strategist.
NASCAR isn't really the "American f1." I think Indycar is the closest to being "American F1"
lots of mistakes in the video
Yeah as a NASCAR fan I’m laughing especially considering all the road courses on the schedule now
There´s a little mistake in the video. The Us-race isn´t the only one in northamerica. Mexico and Canada got grand prixs too😉
Tis year 5 races in North America
@@kaatjestee2858 My bad. I forgot Miami and LasVegas. You´re right.👍
What do u expect from americans when it comes to Geography? 😂
Not to mention saying that NASCAR doesn't race on road courses or that they cannot change the trim of the car.
Honestly this video was full of mistakes
Bruh this video has so much mistakes about F1 also pretty much everything you're assuming is incorrect
The softer slower tyres made me laugh although I think he meant degrading softs Vs new mediums or hards
1 race in North America 😂. It has been at least 3 for a while now. 4 last year and 5 this year
There 23 races in f1 this season. 23 cities within a span of about of 9 months. F1 is a travelling motorsport.
"It would be cool to see electric cars race". There's Formula E and Extreme E.
Greetings. One of the reasons for the shorter F1 races is because the physical demand/strain on the pilots (drivers) is way, way, way higher than nascar. Not downplaying nascar, but the focus, concentration, reflexes needed coupled with dehydration, g-force endurance, and even the brute strenght needed to push the pedals is insane. Recommend looking at the training these guys need to endure to be able to drive.
NASCAR and F1 are in two completely different worlds, not even close to being the same.
There is usually 20 races but they have been bumping the amount up every year we will have 23 this year
Whomever did this video did not do it properly
Fun fact....
A F1 car....due to downforce....Can drive upsidedown in a tunnel
I suggest you to react to f1 drivers stories. For example look some videos about senna and his rivalry with prost, then some others about lauda, clark, hamilton, schumacher ecc... start with senna stories, his rivalry with the great alain prost, and his tragic death in imola 94... if you find the right videos i guarantee you'll get emotional watching it. There's also movies about these drivers, here's some names:senna,rush,1 life on the limit, fangio, schumacher...
Goodyear, Bridgestone, Michelin was the tire supplier for Formula 1, then Pirelli became the supplier. Hankook was bidding to be the supplier for 2020-2023 season but they went to Formula E instead after supplying to German Touringcar Masters (DTM)
well, in Europe we have another competition to represent real cars, Rally, where regular (modified) commercial cars are used
There's a mistake about Nascar just racing on ovals. They have circuit races as well.
As for electric cars. There's Formula E which is single-seater electric racing mostly on street circuits. Teams make their own powertrains and its all about efficiency. It's pretty cool and has some hectic racing.
Then there is Extreme E which is offroad racing.
Formula E is delivering the best fights
I've been following F1 since the 1950s, I've been a fan of Ferrari the (Tifosi) as we are called. but I do love the GP cars of the 1930, cars like the Mercedes-Benz Silver Arrows and the Auto Union, believe it or not these cars would top over 200 mph and the drivers didn't have seat belts and crash helmets, I love your passion for motor sport, I'm 80 years old and I've never lost mine, keep up the good work
NASCAR also run road courses....they aren't always driving in circles. This calls for a completely different setup on the cars. As for driving in circles all race, there are strategies, such as when to do pit stops and what suspension adjustments need to be made, not to out drive your tires and have to pit prematurely, and drafting. There is also a side draft. There is much more to NASCAR that this video never touched upon.
9 races a year in F1, That guys MUST be tripping.. we have 23 this year
3:04 you will be surprised but Toyota was in the F1 in the early 2000s, and Ford (well Ford from UK) has a huge tradition in F1 since the 60's with their Cosworth engines, the Minardi cars in the 90s and I think they provided the engines for Stewart (later Jaguar) in the 90s/early 2000's. And idk if its true but I heard that Ford will provide the hybrid engines for Redbull in 2026
indeed, they joins RBPT project, makes hard way for honda to do their 2026 f1 plans.
Andretti-Cadillac also got obstacles from F1 teams that wanted to stretch the entry negotiation until 2024, when the Concorde agreement renewed, so they can raise the entry fee from 200 mil dollars to 700 mil.
3:35 Michelin... used to be a tyre supplier alongside Bridgestone in F1, then USGP '05 happened.
Yeah😂
F1 has 23 race circuits in the calendar now.
I think your comparison is a bit wrong, it's best to compare F1 with Indy Cars, because they are both an open cockpit series and have a lot of aerodynamics built into these cars and lots more downforce. Whereas Nascar is made from brute muscle cars with much less downforce and not much aerodynamics.
NASCAR and F1 aren't the same in terms of popularity. Certainly not in Europe, NASCAR is mostly unknown here. There are other racing series that are FAR more popular, for example the DTM.
Comparing F1 to NASCAR is like comparing the NFL to community college football. One F1 team spends more in a one season than all NASCAR teams put together. And F1 would spend more if there was no spending cap somewhere around $250 million per year per team. NASCAR compares more favorably with Austratian Super Cars. Which is the where drive who won the Chicago NASCAR race as a rookie comes from.
G'day There! Perhaps you might take a look at the Bathurst 1000 held here in Australia...Big V8 cars similar to Nascar but on a very winding mountain track and at 621 miles it is longer than F1 or Nascar races, over 6 hours is the race record! Usually held the first weekend in October and running since 1960...Cheers!
Laguna Seca is a better track with a corkscrew. Sorry😗
the American version of Formula 1 😂
in what way is nascar a "version" of f1
@@jeremiahhardel2646 I take it you are America because we all know sarcasm hasn't reached your shores yet.
@@jeremiahhardel2646
if you dont get the sarcasm
I cant help you
this video was kinda stupid in many spots, but Reaction is pure gold! :D In that video, thera are just false info, lots of it.. just for anyone doing this kind of something vs. something, please at least learn to basics! :D
Just want to say, red bull have repeatedly broken the rules to get where they are. Most recently they were found guilty of breaking financial rules for car development on their current car
So many errors is this narrative, harder tyre faster ????? etc
So many incorrect facts about F1
"Switch from a softer slower tire to a harder faster tire" Ah no, the softer tire is faster, depending on temperature. Softer rubber means more grip and faster running.
NASCAR race cars are not based on road cars. They are basically racing cars with a plastic replica body on top.
Citation needed on the 3 billion figure
there are more than 9 races in a F1 seasson. this year we have about 24
Just googled and it said 100M for Nascar and 2.5B for F1... so something isn't add up with that guy's video.
Contact happens in F1 but it's not allowed in the sense that it often results in one or both of the cars being blamed for the contact and potentially given penalties as a result. It happens, but it's not supposed to happen and is penalized.
Nascar drivers bump other cars just to say hello and no one gives a damn.
One really has to be a NASCAR enthusiast to believe it compares to F1...
Formula 1 has 4 engine suppliers and 4 teams who make their Engines in house.
Mercedes, Ferrari, Renault, and Red Bull.
Mercedes supplies engines for Mercedes, Aston Martin, McLaren, and Williams. Williams is a private team who farms young drivers for Mercedes such as George Russell from 2019-2021.
Ferrari supplies engines for Ferrari, Alfa Romeo (Soon to be Audi), and HAAS the only American Formula 1 team. Fact about HAAS, they sponsor the NASCAR Stewart-HAAS racing and HAAS is a CNC Machining company.
Renault supplies engines for only Alpine. Alpine is technically Renault until the name change in 2021 and used to supply teams like Red Bull, Torro Rosso (Newly AlphaTauri), Williams, and even McLaren.
Red Bull, ever since the 2021 season has made their own engines in Partnership with Honda engines. They make a joint operation named RBPT (Red Bull Power Trains) and with their Italian team, AlphaTauri, to promote Red Bull's fashion brand and to house their in house power trains. Fun fact, AlphaTauri Formerly Torro Rosso won a race before the Parent team, Sebastian Vettel won the 2008 Italian GP for Torro Rosso.
You also mentioned that Toyota was American. They're Japanese and even when they announced their entry into NASCAR in 2004 people in the states were skeptical. But now we don't give a shit. Also to mention that NASCAR used to have Pontiac, Dodge, Buick, Oldsmobile, Chrysler, and more have all supplied Chassis and Engines for NASCAR.
Check how much 1 bottle of 🍾🍾 cost in F1 , it's horrific
Formula-E exists, you don't need to wish for it to happen it already does.
Talking about the gains of nascar vs f1, you have to think that f1 races around the world, and when they go to a different country they bring everything with them. Is not like nascar only racing in the US pretty much. In f1 you race in singapur and have to be in japan with all the cars and stuff the next weekened (actually by thursday, pack in sunday arrive thursday either next week or two weeks after that depends)
Driving f1 is way harder on the body than driving nascar
Did she just say red bulls are the kings of formula one???🤣🤣🤣 she has a lot to learn still
Some of the comments below I have to comment upon. F1 is a constructor's sport...best engineering dominates. NASCAR is a driver's sport....the cars are much more tightly regulated to put the differences in the driver side, not the engineering side. NASCAR also stops for tires much more frequently than F1. Tire management are important in both, but more so in NASCAR. Finally, the physicality is also different. Manhandling a car that weighs twice as much with less downforce in a heat environment much more severe than in an F1 car, along with being in there almost twice as long, IS in fact very physical. The two sports are both unique, and neither is "better" or "worse". They are just different.
There is much more to NASCAR than this video suggests. One example, there are 6 road courses on the schedule, not all tracks are oval. Pocono Raceway is triangular. Many tracks are fairly flat, while others have steep banking in the corners. Also, there are multiple levels of NASCAR across the country with local and regional circuits. The NASCAR Cup series is the Major League level within NASCAR while the lower circuits can be thought of as minor or farm league circuits that feed the upper level of racing. NASCAR is constantly designing and testing new technologies and many of these innovations eventually make it to production cars that people buy. In the old days, the cars being raced were cars you could actually buy from the dealership, make a few modifications, and then race them. That's where the name "STOCK" came from, these were stock cars bought from the dealership. The old saying in the sport was, "Win on Sunday, Sell on Monday" meaning is someone saw a Ford win on Sunday, there would be people who wanted to buy one on Monday. (Hence, why until the last 15 or so years, all the cars were from the Big Three US Automakers, Ford, General Motors, and Chrysler. Today, it's only Ford, Chevrolet, and Toyota in the series. F1 racing is a completely different sport than NASCAR with a completely different following and target audience.
Hitting other vehicles in F1 is not allowed but is allowed if the stewards from the FIA deem it to be by accident
You should also react to rally ,how they make rally cars and how they operate
What other videos do y’all want?! 👀😌
you have to watch lewis hamiltons story
Can you do a video about senna, he is a triple f1 champion
How about comparing peas to carrots?
@@SarahHayw No you don't.
@@B-A-L whoever you are a fan of in motorsport, lewis hamilton is undoubtedly one of the greatest of all time, statistically
After F1 Contents Hope Next View of Content Would Be the La Mans Series. Can't Wait to see that Happen!
F1 has 20+ races a year. This year there are 23 races.
9:09
What he means is the rules say they aren't allowed to deliberately makecontact with other cars. It can still happen by accident. But drivers and teams can get punished if they are found to have deliberately made contact with another car
The undercutting description is highly inaccurate. Undercutting is simply pitting earlier than your competitors and using new fresh tyres which could be up to 2-3 seconds a lap faster to leapfrog the competition. It has nothing to do with soft or hard rubber compounds like this video would have you believe. While undercutting can be advantageous you could also do the opposite and overcut which is staying on a old set of tyres for longer giving up time in the process to gain a tyre performance advantage over your competitors for as long as you stay on the next set.
At COTA (Circuit of the Americas in Texas) a F1 car is 14 seconds PER LAP faster than an indy car. Cant imagine what it would be for NASCAR. maybe half a lap behind. Would be put a lap down in 3 laps tops.
I think you should have a close look at a F1 steering wheel to imagine how technical this sport is.
Greetings from Germany
12:09 he said 19 races in a year but displayed 9 wtf.... also the number of races is now at 23, so it was last year as he has 2022 footage, weird mistakes.
I have done about 8hr driving without stopping
it's very simple, nascar is like seeing hamsters spinning in a wheel, while in formula 1 it's pure entertainment and adrenaline
And you know nothing😂 yeah watch f1 if you like 3 guys winning and the rest of the feild getting spread out while nascar is constantly has passing anyone has a chance of winning and the cars are at a constant speed of over 180 mph. I like f1 I’m just tired of seeing you d bags from DTS think only f1 racing I watch f1 nascar Indy rally moto gp. Quit being a d bag and thinking f1 is the best. Indy is even better then f1 and nascar is great. Definitely takes a lot strategy and skill I know you are not able to driver on the high way at 80 mph with out getting nervous let alone adding 100mph while Turning and on top of that nascar gets to bump and bang while f1 if any driver even looks at another car wrong it breaks and the drivers cry like the baby’s they are. F1 isn’t superior and you don’t really like racing clearly.
surely even you don’t believe that 💀 NASCAR’s racing literally makes F1 seem about as entertaining as watching paint dry
the dude who made the video is so wrong
Contact between cars is prohibited, and there will often be penalties given to the car that caused the contact
You know there are many 24h races? At Nordschleife for example (my favourite).......le man's, Sebring etc etc
Unless it’s a racing incident in f1 you will get a penalty unlike nascar unless it’s a horrible crash
commenting on 10:25,
there's a formula E series so there is racing electric cars might be a thing for you to react to if you're interested :)
I am not an expert, but the way they applied "average speed" in this video is misleading since you have to constantly brake in F1 track and only in some parts of the track go top speed. They should have used top speed of both cars to showcase the actual difference in speed. You should try to find a video where a Nascar car races an F1 car and how they compare.
And even then, it isn’t completely fair, as for NASCAR top speed is more important than for F1, while in F1 they have more downforce, which means less top speed
@@Fons.s yeah and stock cars are at those speeds for almost the entire race. The F1 cars aren’t at 233mph the entire time.
@@JacKnife3705 The Keselowskis sent an '07 series Stratus cup car to Bonneville Speed Week with an unrestricted engine, gearing changes, and some aero tweaks (hubcaps. Literally.) and pulled over 270mph out of it. You'll never see anything much over 210mph top speeds (not average) on any track ever again though, because it's not safe for the *fans*.
did the guy say that there are 9 races every year for f1?! there are 23
Fun fact....
If NASCAR racingcars would go other way round the track...They would fall apart.
They are build for just this type,of race
Except for the ones that are built for road tracks….. NASCAR has about 5 races at road track per year
12:00 the difference is f1 races are all over the world, also the amount of races varies year on year, theres 24 races in f1 this year
5:09 no they dont thats just not true. in fact i cant think of anywhere on the calender they even hit that speed once a season, CERTAINLY not average speed
I would recommend looking into the history of both. Old F1 is full of legends and same with old Nascar. Old nascar is way more entertaining than modern nascar.
Toyota and Honda, both raced in F1. so.. it's not just Luxury european cars..
As 12:10 The voice over says 19 races in F1 but the text in the video shows only 9? In 2023 there are 23 races in F1. The exact number varies every year.
It may seem like a nascar race is long but if you did 300 laps in an f1 car in a mascar track is would not take 4 hours also f1 tracks are most straining to drive they can even be on tracks on higher altitude with less oxygen
11:00 the thing is you dont have forces like 3-5g at corners in a nascar like you do in a f1 car
U should react to lewis hamiltons history (only black driver in the grid)
Driving in a circle is racing ? Get in a lot cars so the chance they crush in high That’s called racing.
An F1 race is slightly over 300 km
Only high end cars in Formula 1? Honda, Ford , Toyota, Renault, many "family-driver" brands have /have had their hand in Formula 1.
Toyota used to be in F1 too, so did Honda and plenty of other non luxury brands. It's just an expensive hobby not all manufacturers are willing to spend on.
How do they compare? Simple!
They don't.
sice you keep talking about the tires.. f1 is using goodyear, brighton, contnental, etc... the BEST tires there are. maybe that showes you what power a f1 has to actually shredd them
also michelien
You can see electric cars racing... theres a fullelectric racing championship its called Formula e
Red Bull are the Best team now a days but the Kings aremos Ferrari because they are the most winning team in the competition. As Real Madrid in the Champions League
Electrict vehicle race is called Formula E
24 hours Le Mans
There are 23 f1 race per year
Sorry but the Lotus Brand died years ago. And the only former Lotus still being built is one of the oldest models still in production, now as a Caterham 7.
lotus now made in china.
The F1 race is 200 miles max or no longer than two hours.
This video is quite old now and a bit too simplistic
The should compare NASCAR with German DTM
The video is incorrect, soft tyre is faster, but lasts for fewer laps, the hard tyre lasts longer but gives a slower lap time
Drivers in F1 get penalties when they bump into eachother
tires need GRIP for these races XD so don't be suprised if one blows off the track
And yes three billion if not more. XD
And yes sounds very American.
Blown to shreds of course they are driving at 70 through a turn a road cars takes at 20 enduring 5G Goodyear tires would die too
A lot of what he said in that video isn't true. Like he said soft tires are slower than hard tires, it's actually the other way around.
Nope, there's a lot of strategy going on in f1. The teams are incredibly secretive of their efforts.
SAME WITH NASCAR
Lewis Hamilton makes $80-90 million with all his endorsements, wages etc…
Another observation is that although Nascar races are longer with more laps, most of their race tracks are of a circular shapes so the race cars just keep going around in circles with very few exception (street circuits) so as a European this is very boring. Whereas F1 is much more excited with all the twist and turns. Also too there is much more strategies in an F1 race than Nascar. Another thing is an F1 driver have much more work load than a Nascar driver, just look at the amount of knobs and switches on an F1 car steering wheel, it's insane, about 30.
Also an f1 car would finish300 nascar laps in less time than nascar
COTA, Road America, Sonoma, Watkins Glen, all road courses commonly visited by NASCAR series, and that's not counting the Charlotte, Daytona, and Indy interior road courses or this year's street race in Chicago.
Renault (Alpine) ... I would not consider them a "luxury brand" ...
Yeah.. NASCAR could ALMOST eliminate hunger in the U.S. of A.
The only reason Nascar is worth more than F1 is because American viewing rights are so overpaid. F1 brings in more viewership overall to a much more resonable price.
9 F1 races each seasons its a lie, I mean, when F1 started in the 50's, there was only 8 races, slowly adding more and more over the years, this year 2023 was supposed to be a 24-race season, but China was cancelled bue to COVID19 regulations, and Italy's EmiliaRomagna was canceled due to extreme raining conditions and there were floodings.
And..., Nascar its veeeeeeeeeeeeeeeery different from F1, we cant compare both of them, You should look for Indycar vs F1, thats a pretty direct comparison
If youv'e ever been around a Nascar car you wouldn't think street legal lol and I started laughing when you said 20 -30 laps was a lot, coca cola 600 is 400 laps
yeah 400 laps of going in a circle 😂
@@CHRISrwh especially with the regulations that's 400 laps of all cars equal, so endurance race that point, Used to root for a brand