How do Wet Tyres work?

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  • čas přidán 29. 05. 2016
  • Everyone knows F1 cars have to switch to wet weather tyres in the rain. But why? How do they work? And why can't you use them in the dry?
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Komentáře • 715

  • @platymusPrime
    @platymusPrime Před 2 lety +402

    "Nothing spices up a race like rain"
    Norris at the '21 Russian GP: Oh no

    • @ll-yr8zu
      @ll-yr8zu Před 2 lety +9

      Too spicy

    • @skpist
      @skpist Před 8 měsíci

      Bye landooo, bilandooo

  • @hattorihonzo8340
    @hattorihonzo8340 Před 2 lety +147

    That graphic at 1:03 being exactly identical to Lando’s incident in Russia 2021, everything from the color of the car to the type of turn, is so wild

    • @obviousb8508
      @obviousb8508 Před 2 lety +3

      Maybe… they did it on purpose🤔🤔

    • @SasquatchPJs
      @SasquatchPJs Před 2 lety +32

      @@obviousb8508 not sure if you're just joking but this vid was made 5 years ago.

  • @lukehill6395
    @lukehill6395 Před 7 lety +1445

    Q: How do wet tyres work?
    A: Not well

  • @NoPlanXD
    @NoPlanXD Před 2 lety +148

    1:04 My man foreshadowing Lando today at Sochi, Aquaplaning his way from Pole in a right-hander. Even the car is orange lololol

  • @ajajaaukka
    @ajajaaukka Před 7 lety +607

    This voice made me nearly fall asleep, and I woke up at some points where he talked louder and closer to the mic.

    • @jonskhag
      @jonskhag Před 3 lety

      lol

    • @Phazmatix
      @Phazmatix Před 3 lety +7

      Is this a compliment or a insult?
      It can be bolth

    • @Martos4
      @Martos4 Před 3 lety +11

      @@Phazmatix i think its none of those

    • @jabber67
      @jabber67 Před 2 lety +7

      Could have been the background music?

    • @metrogrimm6525
      @metrogrimm6525 Před 2 lety +6

      Yeah definitely DON'T WATCH THIS WHILE HIGH🍁😂😂😂

  • @doughboi007
    @doughboi007 Před 7 lety +2301

    wtf is with the ominous music lol. Like a horror movie

    • @Owesome
      @Owesome Před 7 lety +191

      Dont forget how he talks is like the narrator in horror games

    • @WhispersOfWind
      @WhispersOfWind Před 7 lety +29

      it's the ''groove''

    • @_gaszy_8925
      @_gaszy_8925 Před 7 lety +2

      Hells Wind BROOOO.

    • @rsiquera94
      @rsiquera94 Před 6 lety +28

      It sounds very melancholic, I liked it

    • @ams7695
      @ams7695 Před 6 lety +4

      *defeated sigh*

  • @bobthedj6992
    @bobthedj6992 Před 6 lety +141

    the speaking and the music make this sound like you're recounnting a true crime story

  • @Iyellatbabies
    @Iyellatbabies Před 4 lety +462

    Funny how I get this video AFTER the German GP

  • @SilverScarletSpider
    @SilverScarletSpider Před 3 lety +189

    How do wet tyres work?
    Ferarri 2019: “They don’t.”

    • @jonskhag
      @jonskhag Před 3 lety +4

      u copied part of a comment and also a reply from that comment

  • @vanclief
    @vanclief Před 2 lety +6

    1:05 Chain Bear predicting Sochi 2021

  • @chainbear
    @chainbear  Před 8 lety +871

    I'm aware the audio still isn't *great*. Audio isn't my forté but I'm working on it!

    • @marnixd7616
      @marnixd7616 Před 8 lety +66

      Work on your pronunciation. It's a good video but that slightly annoyed me.

    • @elblopex
      @elblopex Před 7 lety +13

      Are you using some software to edit it? Compression should help a lot. Great video, by the way!

    • @zira5932
      @zira5932 Před 7 lety +27

      Chain Bear F1 As a non native speaker, i can confirm. Your pronounciation is slightly hard to understand, may be you could try to speak slower

    • @PIDOFREAK
      @PIDOFREAK Před 7 lety +4

      i loved it, to be honest

    • @manictiger
      @manictiger Před 7 lety +8

      Just throw a compressor over it. It'll bring up the quieter parts.
      Recommend not bringing compressed speech to 100% volume, as it will sound too loud compared to other vids on YT.
      A bass reduction might also help.

  • @jayl9110
    @jayl9110 Před 5 lety +49

    It might be worth making an updated version of this, mister bear. I've watched it about eight times over the past 18 months or so (along with literally every other video you've made) and your skills have massively improved since these heady days.
    Also, small pedantic point, slick often *does* mean slippery, but is also used to mean smooth - as in, a slick operator.

  • @neetones
    @neetones Před 5 lety +9

    My wife and I have just gotten into F1 and your videos are absolutely indispensable. Thank you for making this kind of very high quality content.

    • @dltq
      @dltq Před 4 lety

      Agreed! I am also a new F1 fan, and these videos are Essential.

    • @devd_rx
      @devd_rx Před rokem

      Wish i had a wife to share all these with

  • @TheDrummist88
    @TheDrummist88 Před 7 lety +4

    This was fantastic, I ride a motorcycle, and was watching MotoGP and just wondered how much of a difference the wet tyres make and the difference of tread, I had no idea what the purpose of tread was.
    Fantastic video.

  • @danielchong5032
    @danielchong5032 Před 8 lety +40

    Another excellent video, Stuart!

  • @thatwolffe3802
    @thatwolffe3802 Před 7 lety +4

    I love how informative your videos are, I will have to watch more.

  • @AVERYhornyMrDinosaur
    @AVERYhornyMrDinosaur Před 6 lety

    with that music and the way you talk, its like you hypnotize information directly into my brain.. I LOVE IT!

  • @bennokrickl8135
    @bennokrickl8135 Před 5 lety +4

    0:51 it's sad that most people associate touching area with grip as if the force that friction is capable of holding depends on that area. Friction only depends on the normalforce and the surface materials and contitions. More area only feels more grippy because each single chunk of surface has to deal less mechanical stress. I think you know that, but it did not sound as if you did.

    • @lakshya_3537
      @lakshya_3537 Před 2 lety

      As far as i remember, friction is directly proportional to area.

    • @bennokrickl8135
      @bennokrickl8135 Před 2 lety

      @@lakshya_3537 Fr=mu*Fn; Friction force is friction coefficient times normal force.

  • @maxmoody9755
    @maxmoody9755 Před 7 lety +3

    Your videos are getting really good, looking forward to what you make in the future. Keep it up!

  • @NxDoyle
    @NxDoyle Před 5 lety

    Thank God you lifted your energy. Audio wasn't the problem. The problem was your apparent boredom.

  • @mateiberatco500
    @mateiberatco500 Před 7 lety +29

    Actually, the way the V's displace the water is misunderstood. At high speeds, the V-shaped grooves cannot "divert" the water even on road cars (at 100km/h already). The grooves are so the water that is "pushed" in front of the tire to have a slight interruption of the push and the contact surface to skip over that water before it gets so much that it raises the whole contact patch. What I mean is that there is not much difference between V-grooves and straight-across grooves. The displacement is actually the volume of the grooves themselves calculated at the speed the tire is doing.
    This is one instance that most people don't understand that the concept does not scale. Yes, you can see the sideways push in slow-motion (you rolling the tire in a deep puddle), but at high speeds, more factors come into play.

    • @bh2861
      @bh2861 Před 4 lety

      Sorry bud but wrong analysis

    • @luciustarquiniuspriscus1408
      @luciustarquiniuspriscus1408 Před 2 lety +1

      @@bh2861 I have no way of checking the analysis, but just consider how many commercial wet tires don't have V grooves and they work just fine.

  • @AdzSONLINE
    @AdzSONLINE Před 8 lety +1

    I don't mind waiting for your videos because the quality is so high, and that's what makes them great

  • @Deepshade_
    @Deepshade_ Před 3 lety +5

    Chainbear:
    Styria 2020: Holt my aquaplaning

  • @joelb2067
    @joelb2067 Před 2 lety +4

    The animation at 1.05 is literally what happened to Lando Norris today. Same colour, same turn and direction.

  • @bhatkrishnakishor
    @bhatkrishnakishor Před 5 lety

    Not sure why people are complaining about your voice/pronunciation, I find it easy to follow what you are talking about.

  • @Omar-vv2bu
    @Omar-vv2bu Před 4 lety

    I already knew all this but I love listening to you explain, keep the videos coming!

  • @Rolyat74
    @Rolyat74 Před 8 lety +3

    Another amazing video. Keep them coming!

  • @zeloswaggy4765
    @zeloswaggy4765 Před 2 lety +3

    Watching this after the Russian Grand Prix 2021, and you used a orange car that goes of the track to simulate Aquaplaning… just like Lando 😭😭😭

  • @Ts-ti1vd
    @Ts-ti1vd Před 5 lety

    Nicely narrated, keep it going!!

  • @Harish-rw5tu
    @Harish-rw5tu Před 3 lety

    narration so clear, even the auto generated subtitles were spot on

  • @MS4E
    @MS4E Před 6 lety +1

    just started watching some videos and it's really nice
    regarding tyres, it might be nice to talk about how old tyres used to have groves parallel to the direction of travel.

  • @bhatkrishnakishor
    @bhatkrishnakishor Před 5 lety +1

    There you got my obligatory like. Your explanations are great.

  • @noompunk
    @noompunk Před 7 lety +2

    I'm grateful that CZcams's automatic subtitles can capture most of your speech correctly.

  • @honna4949
    @honna4949 Před 8 lety +72

    so the wet and intermediate tire compounds are much softer than the ultrasoft rubber compound for the 2016 pirelli tyres?

    • @chainbear
      @chainbear  Před 8 lety +39

      True, believe it or not!

    • @battosaijenkins946
      @battosaijenkins946 Před 7 lety +1

      @Chain Bear F1, Hi great vid but at 4:39 you explain that the tread from the left tyre would degrade significantly more in dry conditions than the right. So then, how come vehicles aren't equipped with the tyres on the right for the most grip. In other words, why do we get the tread patterns of the left wet tyre instead? Thanks!

    • @ForgottenArmy99
      @ForgottenArmy99 Před 7 lety +7

      Because you'd be slipping and sliding in a regular car. A regular car doesnt exert the same amount of forces as f1 cars.

    • @mediacoregroupph
      @mediacoregroupph Před 7 lety +3

      +Battosai Jenkins you cannot change tyres as instantly as F1 cars do.

    • @matthewmcewen1
      @matthewmcewen1 Před 6 lety +4

      Battosai Jenkins if it rains you are screwed, you could even have a downpour at 100 and slide out of control. Thats how dangerous slicks can be on normal cars

  • @rien8412
    @rien8412 Před 8 lety +2

    Another great video, you can explain things really good so it is very understandable keep up the good work ;)

  • @raviteja1689
    @raviteja1689 Před 6 lety

    Awesome content about f1,very good info

  • @Probe_THC
    @Probe_THC Před 5 lety +1

    Learned a lot from your channel to help me play GT Sport better.
    Keep it up!

  • @DuncanCunningham
    @DuncanCunningham Před 8 lety +1

    I always look forward to your vids.

  • @teaninja12
    @teaninja12 Před 8 lety

    that was a very informative video ! thank you for that and keep up the high quality content :)

  • @quyhdddd
    @quyhdddd Před 6 lety

    This is a great channel for a newbie fan of F1 like me. Thks you very much!!!

  • @gregorymendyka
    @gregorymendyka Před 7 lety

    Nice video. Good work.

  • @patrickford9615
    @patrickford9615 Před 7 lety +11

    Be careful when you say wider tyres offer more grip. Strictly speaking, the force of friction doesn't care about the total area of the contact patch. All that matters are the force pushing down and the materials in contact. Wider tyres generally perform better due to good lateral force to slip angle characteristics, NOT (coefficient of friction-related) overall grip.

    • @PhocaCPH
      @PhocaCPH Před 7 lety +4

      Couldn't agree more. The guy lost me there. "More area in contact with road means more grip" is plain wrong. Every motorcyclist enthusiast knows that contact area has nothing to do with grip, and everything with heat dispersion, wear limitation and tensile strength. This is physics 101.

    • @RhodokTribesman
      @RhodokTribesman Před 7 lety +1

      +PhocaCPH saying that is has "nothing to do with grip" is taking it a little far. Although it's not everything, a corvette tire will grip better than a thin Prius tire, even if the tread and rubber is the same.

    • @patrickford9615
      @patrickford9615 Před 7 lety +2

      Corvette tire grips better because it is wider, therefore stiffer in slip angle. Put the same compound on both shapes and they will be able to accelerate forward the same, but the wider one will generate more lateral force for the same slip angle, or lower slip angles for the same cornering force. Wider tires are to control body motions, not for more force of static friction.

    • @mateiberatco500
      @mateiberatco500 Před 7 lety

      So, what changes when you underinflate or overinflate your tires? Same rubber, same road, same weight on the tire, yet much different results (let's ignore the long-time effects, like temperature buildup and safety).
      What basic physics teachers fail to teach you is that the friction coefficient itself varies with surface.

    • @PhocaCPH
      @PhocaCPH Před 7 lety +1

      +Matei Beratco They fail to teach it, because it is not exactly true. Friction Coefficient doesn't vary with surface area. Look in wikipadia or in any other physics article describing the phenomenon. Surface area will be conspicuously missing from it. There is definitely interesting physics going on there and there are good reasons why high-performance cars/motorcycles have fat tires, but stating more-surface=more-grip is an F in any physics class. Wide tires allow cars to be very grippy but don't cause it.

  • @eronan03
    @eronan03 Před 8 lety

    Very fun and informative video. Thanks.

  • @CarlosMats
    @CarlosMats Před 6 lety

    dude, you have one of the best f1 channels in the internet

  • @genrepolice
    @genrepolice Před 6 lety

    Seeing this video in my reccomended, uploaded 1yr ago. Just made me realise that I have been a subscriber for a year now! (Well, more or less I guess). You have come a long way since, you keep improving up till today. Your content makes me smart, that is what I enjoy. Thanks! But if there is one thing I may say, I love some concistancy. Even though I know you said you are busy with otger stuf. Its just that I would really like to see this more often. Keep it up Stuart!

    • @chainbear
      @chainbear  Před 6 lety +1

      and that video was made in Powerpoint! How far we've come.
      I do aim for consistent video output but I'm only one person and have to look after myself too :)

    • @genrepolice
      @genrepolice Před 6 lety

      Chain Bear F1 Take care of yourself first Stuart! Without you no videos at all. Once again, keep up the amazing work!

  • @JP05CPSN
    @JP05CPSN Před 8 lety +1

    great video! again! teams also change the setup of the car in changing weather conditions, maybe this would bee a good video too

  • @noway159
    @noway159 Před 6 lety +91

    More sufrace != more traction.
    Thats not that simple and the solution is rolling friction and much more.

    • @diegohurtado5824
      @diegohurtado5824 Před 4 lety +5

      Right its confusing, the math for friction actually doesn’t take surface area into account only coefficient of friction, normal force, and friction force. (at least to my knowledge)

    • @thomascreel6522
      @thomascreel6522 Před 4 lety +13

      @@diegohurtado5824 if anyone is curious, just google tribology. and btw, the surface area absolutely matters.

    • @cinquine1
      @cinquine1 Před 4 lety +9

      @@diegohurtado5824 The coefficient of friction is dependent on the contact surface area though.

    • @seven9766
      @seven9766 Před 4 lety +2

      @@cinquine1 Yep. More Pressure on the rubber means less coefficient of friction. More Surface Area means less pressure means more coefficient means more grip. Thats how that works. For Rubber

    • @ninja2624
      @ninja2624 Před 4 lety +2

      @@seven9766 why more pressure on the rubber means less coefficient of friction? my logic cannot comprehend it. what should i google to confirm your statement?

  • @Moe17869
    @Moe17869 Před 8 lety

    Keep up the amazing videos

  • @ebaako
    @ebaako Před 8 lety

    Great work.

  • @blackwallstreet1982
    @blackwallstreet1982 Před 6 lety

    Excellent video

  • @muggsHD
    @muggsHD Před 8 lety

    nice video! keep it up!

  • @Epochal_Enigmas
    @Epochal_Enigmas Před 2 lety +1

    "Nothing spices up a race like rain."
    **Cries in spa**

  • @krampus_
    @krampus_ Před 8 lety +120

    Amazing video as always.

  • @MaartenVanhoutteghem
    @MaartenVanhoutteghem Před 7 lety

    Really enjoyable and educative video! I'm not bad at speaking and understanding English, but I still had some minor issues with understanding everything you said. Anyway, keep up the good work!

    • @0hn0haha
      @0hn0haha Před 7 lety

      It's easy to understand if you do speak English. I'd advise you to listen to more of his videos; he has a very understandable tone, honest! Watch more English videos, and you will get it.

  • @WLockIV
    @WLockIV Před 2 lety +2

    The papaya car was prophetic omg

  • @codeine_addict
    @codeine_addict Před 6 lety

    another great video

  • @rebelliongen949
    @rebelliongen949 Před 7 lety

    Highly competitive sport like f1 have far less audience than other popular sports, mainly because f1 is very complex and technical but that's what makes it special, and I will always support people who encourage other people to watch f1 by giving them correct technical information in simple way,,,,,,,,
    Great video, subscribed to your channel

    • @comradeoblivious526
      @comradeoblivious526 Před 7 lety

      REBELLION GEN I stopped watching F1 because the FIA is a joke. They don't allow wet racing and are basically stopping racing with penalties. If a driver makes a mistake in an overtake BOOM penalty. Completely destroys the racing. Unless it's Hamilton. As evidenced in Mexico where he cut the first corner like a pro and got away with it. Guess that's what happens when you call the stewards racist eh?

    • @rebelliongen949
      @rebelliongen949 Před 7 lety

      Comrade Oblivous you are absolutely right, not only in Mexico we see irregularities in penalty in almost every race, maybe because they change stewards in every race and different steward have different opinion on how penalty should be given, or maybe because they favour one driver over other,, i personally feel sad when I see the lap time 2004 f1 cars was faster than 2016 cars, but I hope future of f1 will be better than what it is today

    • @comradeoblivious526
      @comradeoblivious526 Před 7 lety

      REBELLION GEN look back to 95/96. The drivers could race unimpeded by the stewards for the most part (unless it was obviously intentional). I don't care how fast the cars are really, they could be doing 300mph around Monaco but if it's a procession it's pointless. What I would rather have is cars that are maybe slower but are able to overtake. Step 1. Single element front wings. Step 2. More mechanical grip.
      Look at nascar. They have a tiny amount of aero by comparison but can run within inches of each other in corners at places like Watkins Glen (not an oval) because of all the mechanical grip.

  •  Před 4 lety +1

    Great video. I had read about this over 30 years ago, but never had it explained is such an easy way. Great job. Thanks for putting it together. Out of curiosity, which software do you use for the animations?

  • @TrueRacerAcademy
    @TrueRacerAcademy Před 8 lety +36

    great little video man looking forward to some more

  • @pafa92
    @pafa92 Před 7 lety

    your voice and this background music sound so dramatic together! :D

  • @balajprasanna
    @balajprasanna Před 3 lety

    That chocolate cake and X-Men analogy to having too much of a good thing! KABOOM!

  • @NothingVideot
    @NothingVideot Před 7 lety +316

    Am I the only one ok with the way he speaks? Seems so at least

    • @stevengunter4990
      @stevengunter4990 Před 6 lety +17

      DELTA THANK YOU! I dont know why so many people have a hard time with this.....

    • @RyanAustinDean
      @RyanAustinDean Před 5 lety +10

      Overly critical people on the internet are usually mediocre humans (at best) in the real world.

    • @prodthedirtybunny
      @prodthedirtybunny Před 4 lety +4

      I actually like his voice. The only problem is that his voice is kind of deep and the background music sounds sad which makes the overall mood of the video sad even though it's not positive or negative, it's supposed to be a neutral mood.

    • @alasdairduncan3
      @alasdairduncan3 Před 4 lety +1

      I honestly don't understand what people want him to do. Do they want him to go full "American sports presenter" and shout everything unintelligently at you? Chain Bear in 2019 is the perfect presenter; clear, intelligent, informative, and looking back to these older videos there really isn't much that's different. People are idiots.

    • @prodthedirtybunny
      @prodthedirtybunny Před 4 lety

      @@alasdairduncan3 I honestly can't even tell whats wrong about the way he speaks.

  • @immortalgamer1440
    @immortalgamer1440 Před 7 lety

    congrats on 12k subs

  • @Qu1ppy
    @Qu1ppy Před 2 lety +4

    1:05 my mans predicted lando Norris at Russia

  • @ettorefassina356
    @ettorefassina356 Před 8 lety +1

    These videos should have more views!

  • @0hn0haha
    @0hn0haha Před 7 lety

    Nice pirelli tire patterns!

  • @d1want34
    @d1want34 Před 5 lety

    Love the graphics

  • @Novotny72
    @Novotny72 Před 8 lety +1

    nice work.

  • @engineerated5627
    @engineerated5627 Před 7 lety

    It was informative, I loved it ! . . . Subscribing your channel.

  • @flyhighpizzapie
    @flyhighpizzapie Před 8 lety +17

    The audio is much better in this video, respeck for the improvement ;)

  • @joe_mk7948
    @joe_mk7948 Před 7 lety

    funny sense of humour and good video :)

  • @ABC97613
    @ABC97613 Před 5 lety

    Wasnt bothered by the sound, great vid

  • @snakevera
    @snakevera Před 7 lety +14

    WOW, that's a lot of water being moved every second! Mmmm physics...

  • @kylelmnop
    @kylelmnop Před 7 lety +3

    I know I'm nit picking on a video that's over a year old, but more surface area does not mean more grip. maximum lateral force is equal to the normal force (or weight) multiplied by the coefficient of friction of the materials touching. No where there does it ask for the surface area.
    Pressure is equal to force, per unit area. When you have a wider tire, you are just distributing the weight of the car over more tire. Because of this you can run a softer compound and have tires wear slower due to sharing the load with a wider (but narrower) contact patch.

  • @t.l.2349
    @t.l.2349 Před 7 lety +6

    Stuart, I would like to disagree that slick tires have more grip than wet tires because it has more "area in contact with the road". In physics, the function for the friction force is F=(mu)*m*g*cos(theta) where mu is the coefficient of friction. You can clearly see that the function does not depend of surface area "aka contact patch"! So why do slicks have better traction? This is simply because the soft composition of the tire increases mu (the coefficient of friction), while wet tires are made from harder material which have a lower coefficient of friction.
    So, in theory, tires with grooves will provide as much grip as tires without grooves if they were made from the same material and have the same hardness. However, that is not possible in real life since if the wet tires were made from the same material the slicks are made of, it would not last very long or simply would fall apart.
    Great video though!

    • @alceuzinho
      @alceuzinho Před 7 lety +1

      It doesn't make any sense. If the grip didn't depend on contact area, all racecars would have a lot narrower tires because of aerodynamics. And F1 wouldn't be on wider tires for next year to make cars faster.

    • @MrPutterify
      @MrPutterify Před 7 lety +5

      Alceu Filho
      This is a very common misconception. I will explain using an answer I have taken from Quora.
      "Question
      As an engineer, I know that friction does not depend upon surface area. As a car nut, I know that wider tires have better traction. How do you explain this contradiction?
      Answer
      This is a good question and one which is commonly asked by students when friction is discussed. It is true that wider tires commonly have better traction. The main reason why this is so does not relate to contact patch, however, but to composition. Soft compound tires are required to be wider in order for the side-wall to support the weight of the car. softer tires have a larger coefficient of friction, therefore better traction. A narrow, soft tire would not be strong enough, nor would it last very long. Wear in a tire is related to contact patch. Harder compound tires wear much longer, and can be narrower. They do, however have a lower coefficient of friction, therefore less traction. Among tires of the same type and composition, here is no appreciable difference in 'traction' with different widths. Wider tires, assuming all other factors are equal, commonly have stiffer side-walls and experience less roll. This gives better cornering performance."

    • @alceuzinho
      @alceuzinho Před 7 lety +1

      It still doesn't make sense. But... well, a lot of things don't. Thanks.
      EDIT: It actually DOES make sense. Thanks again.

  • @michaelbuckers
    @michaelbuckers Před 4 lety

    Racing tyres provide most grip through adhesion, that's why they're trying to maximize contact patch size. Beyond that, greater contact patch size means better tyre longevity because there is less stress over any particular area, something as minor as removing the grooves can make it last couple of laps longer. Road tyres provide grip through friction alone, in this mode surface area and exerted pressure cancel out no matter the size of contact patch, so they are free to add grooves and make tyres smaller (most notably, narrower).

  • @andrescomparinifilms
    @andrescomparinifilms Před 6 lety

    Amazing way to descrive something with that music bro ! susc already :D

  • @nathanaelnamrath9135
    @nathanaelnamrath9135 Před 8 lety +1

    Man you are genius in f1

  • @tehsarr0w
    @tehsarr0w Před 2 měsíci

    why is this cool video about tires so dark and menacing

  • @johndaltrocanto
    @johndaltrocanto Před 5 lety

    S-a-s-s-y chain bear, i like it

  • @Datadog-1
    @Datadog-1 Před 6 lety

    Love your videos so much but can’t finish this one, that music lol

  • @ferozqcs
    @ferozqcs Před 8 lety

    great video man
    -subcriber from second video haha

  • @Nolfavrell
    @Nolfavrell Před 7 lety +1

    Haha I'm a German speaker but I have no problem at all with his English Accent or way of talking... I actually really like his way of talking

  • @shreyjain2752
    @shreyjain2752 Před 2 lety +5

    1:08 Lando Norris going off the track at Russian Grand Prix 2021?

  • @sennagiling1683
    @sennagiling1683 Před 2 lety +2

    1:06 he foreshadowed

  • @hfeng7053
    @hfeng7053 Před 8 lety +1

    great vid!!!!!!!!!!!!

  • @mr.actiongal1017
    @mr.actiongal1017 Před 7 lety

    Thank god for subtitles

  • @acruzp
    @acruzp Před 7 lety +3

    it's not friction, it's adhesion. The amount of people who get this wrong is incredible.

  • @Dmenjivar22
    @Dmenjivar22 Před 3 lety

    Lol I love the background music

  • @oghomelesskid
    @oghomelesskid Před 7 lety

    great knowledge here. thank you very much😊
    music was a bit loud tho, hard to hear you and kinda through me off at times but great video besides that.
    thank you!

  • @kevinlambo3211
    @kevinlambo3211 Před 7 lety

    Very informative. Can you do this for other everyday objects?

  • @rizkiyoist
    @rizkiyoist Před 7 lety

    A little correction. Wider tire doesn't necessarily increase grip, if that's really the case then every tires will be made as wide as possible.
    Wider tire allows softer compound because the wider tire cools faster. If you use a compound too soft compared to the width of the tire, it will overheat and perform poorly. If you use too hard compound with wide tire, the tire will be too cold and also perform poorly.

  • @mercique
    @mercique Před 7 lety

    oml finally, simple short fun race knowledge

  • @AllegedlySpiffy
    @AllegedlySpiffy Před 7 lety

    Thanks for explaining! I was able to understand you just fine -- and I live in the U.S. *shrugs*

  • @PeterTeal77
    @PeterTeal77 Před 2 lety +3

    1:06 Pain

  • @NYCHeavyHitz212
    @NYCHeavyHitz212 Před 5 lety

    This was therapeutic.

  • @hamlettelmah441
    @hamlettelmah441 Před 7 lety

    Fantastic

  • @aapjeaaron
    @aapjeaaron Před 7 lety

    surface area doesn't matter for grip, friction is equal to the normal force on the surface multiplied by the friction coefficient. this is a very good thing because theoretically the only contact point between a tire and the ground is a line with the thickness of a graphical point.

  • @CurtisEFlush5962
    @CurtisEFlush5962 Před 7 lety +2

    After i clicked this, i realized this could very well be a tire commercial. Glad it wasnt

  • @T07N
    @T07N Před 7 lety +2

    you should have more subscribers! fun knowledge