Joseph Stalin now now, send me to gulag

1) Safety??? 2) Halo??? 3) V6 TURBO ENGINES?! 4) Shorter Tracks 5) Seatbelts 6) Sponsors 7) WINGS AND AERODYNAMICS 8) NO STREAMLINE MODELS AT ALL

Because it will also go electric 😂

im hitler and joseph stalin u are right

Number 1: There's a little thing called "Lewis" and it just ruins everything!

Epic

Jeez

It took like minute to change one whell so why not?

@@Ballin4Vengeance ROFL! Ozzie pit stop style!

Having a deathwish but not thinging you don't have

I know Eau rouge means red water or red river and uder that corner there is a river with 'red' water

That’s raldion actually

@@f1muffin643 thats not

He's the top three 1. Eur rouge/spa 2. Turn 8/Istanbul 3. Maggots and becketts/Silverstone

Maybe not F1, but I've always liked Knicker Brook at Oulton Park.

ok

Do you want penyroyal tea guys?

Ferrari & Mercedes: we're looking for a couple of new drivers.

Lewis: Let Vettel drive the Mercedes and I'll take the Williams, so he has the chance to win at least one gp.

@@bastianmann4936 ... but he already won 4?

Aaron , History bitch! ❤

It's becasue the cars were so fast that the camera's couldn't keep up with the colours...

Idiot, people in the '50s could only see in black and white - no reason for them to film in colour

speed of color!

ksells they actually have some races filmed in color but back then the color films was expensive

Drivers used to prefer being thrown from the car (breaking a few bones) to being burnt to death.

Since back then there were so much car fires, it made sense.

SamTheDitto I'd rather take on the pavement at high speed than being strapped to a bomb

Besides, if you ever stop so hard that seat belt would be necessary, changes are that you are dead in those cars anyway. They were not exactly what i would call safe. Best to just get as far away from it as fast as possible.

to everybody saying they had no seatbelts because they could be thrown clear of fires, you arent wrong, but you arent exactly right. there were no seatbelts because in general everyone thought in the event of a high speed, sometimes airbourne crash, like niki lauda in 1976, or, more recently, fernando alonso at melbourne in 2016, it was safer to be thrown clear of the car instead of being strapped in. but they soon realized that it was actually safer to be strapped into the car, with quick driver extracation becoming a focus point for f1 saftey. it lowered the number of driver deaths, with most afterwards being caused by other means, with the tragic death of gilles villeneuve in 1982 being a rare occasion of the seatbelt failing to work properly, although it cant be entirely to blame, as the entire front end of the canadians ferrari was ripped off the car

Batuhan Aksiner One Punch Fangio?

XDDDDDDDDDDD

I hear "One Manwell Fangio"

i read that and a second later he said it and yep, same. :')

Me too

Preach

AURORA Stirling Moss in private was very BWOAH. Innes Ireland was a great joker too. He once climbed a tree standing outside a famous restaurant in which the drivers often ate after the races. When three of them stood under the tree to smoke their cigarettes he whipped out his pride and started peeing on them. They thought at first it was raining... but once they looked up and saw him Innes Ireland laughed like crazy. Back then pranks like these were accepted and men who risked their lives in racing cars and were covered with oil, rubber and all kinds of nasty asphalt and dust didn't make muss fuss of a fellow driver peeing on them from a tree.

What is BWOAH?

Slavko Gelo Kimi Raikkonen’s signature catch phrase

AURORA 2019 no more too

Victor Hugo yes it is XD

I'm hanging like a COW :((

JAJAJJA si es verdad xddd

yes, i love being spanish

@@diegootero1686 jajaja

More because 1 car is open and the other closed...

​@@IStMl no Fangio was just the best driver of all time, and you could hunch in the two of them !

Also at Morrocan GP in 1958 F2 cars were allowed..and then again in the 60's

@@jancaniga6994 Since F1 only has 3 teams right now, they allow another formula race with them. McLaren is leading that pack this year.

@@sloppynyuszi Yeah Yeah 😁🤣🤣

No just no

I see u

Fuck you

No it's not. Turning right is also a thing.

Are You seriuous

A really bad idea.

@@404TVfr YEah it's stupid and also excecuted poorly. They always whine about 'bringing the field closer' but when you're not in top 10 you don't get the points.... what's the point of that??? Pathetic and unnesecary and now drivers take stupid risks.....

TheBrass18 they uses ski glasses against the wind😂

NBr33zll you're goddamn right

NBr33zll They all died horrible.

Saul Nunez Safety*

They weren't brave, just ignorant lol

Teletuppie17 no seatbelt

Teletuppie17 that's why they added the Halo

@@LegoWormNoah101 That why they added rollbar in the 60s

@@L.internet8 Which race did it debut, then disappear?

@@L.internet8 No! F1 saw how robust the Halo was, and approved it! *IT'S STAYING IN F1 WETHER YOU LIKE IT OR NOT!!!*

The closest to that was the first Mafia game, where one story arc had the player take control of a 4WD Grand Prix car. Insanely difficult, what with the sliding about and the touchy brakes. That game is _definitely_ not a simulator, but in this context it might interest you

You can do it in assetto corsa, were you can download race cars from the 30s and circuits from the 30s

Me! I used to play a lot The Spirit of Speed 1937. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/j8BditNkp7Deknk.html

No

Ciarán Reed I was about to say that as well. Also Mick Schumacher. I'd count that surname to royalty as well :D

And the Swedish Duke of Värmland, Prince Carl Philip raced in the STCC for a good number of years. Now in Swedish GT

Ferdinand of Habsburg, right?

And Baron Albert II von Thurn und Taxis races regularly, often in sports cars.

GuzziHero Now he is in European Rally Championship. And sometimes in Blancpain GT Series in Lambo Gallardo of Reiter Engineering

Zachary Menking #texit there were’nt even fp1 at that era 🤦🏽‍♂️🤦🏽‍♂️

1st think in my head, Big chance He shall be fried. :(

He would have died from crashes

Renan P. Jenie yeah, his team would have probably put him in a deep frier.

dead

Randolph de Leon Yes, Fangio at the Cuban Grand Prix

Mr XI Thanks for the reply, mate.

Randolph de Leon Yes, Fangio was kidnapped before the Cuban Grand Prix!

He actually became very good friends with the kidnappers!!

The Cuban GP wasn't an official championship race however, it was run by Formula 2 rules at the time

In addition, Von Trips came from Hurth, North Rhine Westphalia. Hurth is also the hometown of Michael Schumacher.

GT Sport :O

or PC2. or Rfactor. or-

Or Asseto Corsa !

ΑΝΤΩΝΗΣ ΣΑΜΠΙΩΤΑΚΗΣ Or Grand Prix Legends!

a....little extreme

And some teams had 1 car

Heck, sometimes there were 4 or 5, and if you count in private entries even 8 or 9.

MUSIC 4LIFE Not to mention you could finish second and third place at the same time somehow by sharing your drive

Look, for example, through the regulations of 1974 Swedish GP: forums.autosport.com/topic/63554-1974-swedish-grand-prix/ "If the number of F1 cars should prove insufficient in any event, the organizers will be entitled to include on the starting grid, in addition to the F1 cars already admitted, the following cars: F 2 F.Indy F.5000 and F.A."

he did

John Colum Crichton-Stuart, 7th Marquess of Bute styled Earl of Dumfries to give him his full title.

chlillis Andrea de Cesaris was supposedly a long distant relative to Julius Caesar since the "de Cesaris" family stem from the Caesars of Ancient Rome. So of "ancient royal blood".

.. and the gabbling.

69like

James Coyle look at Formula E season 2 mate, Buemi won the championship by just two points over Di Grassi after setting the fastest lap in the final race, where neither driver finished.

That´s neither crazy nor weird. It´s counter intuitive but no seat belts saved more life than it cost. Cause getting out of the car was easier when it rolled over or caught fire. Even in 1970, Jochen Rindt refused to wear a complete safety belt cause of the fire possibility.

I think this was true during the senna and prost times. Something like your x best finishes counted. I could be wrong tho

Yep, the last such season was 1990. This rule is why Senna won the title in 1988, despite Prost having scored loads more points.

They did it every few years but it was never popular. It's only really works in small championships where it is possible that some drivers can't do all the races because of budget.

@@dylancotton2061 It made more sense in its time, and even up through the 80s, because the cars were much less reliable. By excluding your best and worst positions from the count it smooths out the effect of unreliability a bit.

He was barely around in the 90's

LucasPS4Gaming No Maldonado or Grosjean. They must have been happy days.

inb4 8 Reasons Why Matt Can't Pronounce Words

WTF1 get rekt Matt

They're putting dries on!

Ciarán Reed We are seeeameese if you please. Actually works better with the incorrect pronunciation

See 'em

Anas Takiyudin That was the traditional start method for Le Mans 24hr. They decided it was too dangerous and changed it some time in the 60s or 70s

Yes, because in order to make a quick getaway many drivers didn't bother with buckling themselves up and simply sat in the car and immediately drove away. This lead to some nasty accidents when the drivers crashed and didn't wear any safety belts... The classic LeMans start sort of worked in the old days but in the 60's when cars became much faster and the drivers had trouble seeing back and to the sides those kind of starts often led to start crashes and that sort of defeats the purpose of a 24 hour endurance race.

i mean there is still jose maria lopez

motogp races in argentina

Well, that was nothing, you probably did not even realize when he completely butchered the pronunciation of Trintignant

Nope. America has the 2nd most World Championship drivers. That time the f1 and the world championship were two seperate thing. Not every F1 race were world championship races, for example in 52 and 53 all races counting towards the World Championship were F2 races and the indy 500.

Habsburg for 2019 also raced in DTM with aston martin 😂

Copyright maybe ?

It's not copyright, but copywrong

Copy Middle

Copy Machine

Copycats

*1.9 secs

@@user-lz1vi5tc2s The year in which no F1 race was held?

@@user-lz1vi5tc2s Exactly!

Connor Smith What? Rosberg was punished in Austria, Silverstone, Germany, Sepang... what do you mean the stewards never punished him?

Fábio Rodrigues You mean the team gave him a little telling off?

Hamilton is the one getting away with everything

I think you will find the difference is Stirling Moss is a gentleman and a sportsman.

overTIMe thats why i love to watch wec. but sadly only toyota remains. but i like the rules and hate the tight rules of f1.

overTIMe Classicism, if Monaco joined the calendar recently instead of 1950 then it would get shit

Jon Too short, tight beyond all belief, the pit area is barely big enough for half the field and there is a massive bump right in the racing line on the longest straight that is not curved so drivers have to swerve across the straight to avoid it. Who gave this place a grade 1 license again? Put him with the guy who made that monstrosity they call a first corner at Oschersleben.

overTIMe but they don't just let it be about who makes the fastest cars. For example, the Mazda 787b race car's 4 rotor engine was banned because it was too good.

That's not why that Mazda engine was banned. Bernie Ecclestone somehow pulled some strings that caused a rule change that required all of the top class prototypes to run F1 type engines (some say he did this in order to preserve F1 at the top of motorsports popularity). Rotaries aren't banned anymore either. Also, the 787b won more due to attrition than anything else. The car wasn't that quick on the straights. It was a full 8 seconds slower in qualifying than the pole-winning Peugeot.

WOR Grumbly it should we I MIGHT SAY

*_SMASHING_*

Arthur Lamouroux Really, someone needs to inform a literal shit tonne of people

"Rem" is the english pronounciation. Just like Paris is pronounced Paris and not "Pari". It´s a english video, not a french.

Also the streamline F1 started in the 30's before the ww2

Joao Tavares Anachronism. By the time Formula 1 (Formula A initially) came around, Auto Union was long gone as a brand.

Quintinohthree auto union stop existing in the 70's when vw bought it and changed the name to audi

Joao Tavares I think they mean it’s first known used in proper F1 (just what I think don’t get annoyed

No auto union did it first in the 1930s , with speed not matched until the late 70s ! But at the time engine where quite big so front engine car where easier to control and less prone to sudden oversteer.