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13:18 "And is usually used to show Ferrari throwing away a race victory by not responding to undercuts" I'm dying lmaooo

Everyone else: 2021 regulations! Chain bear: TV graphics, that's the real story here.

I really like the introduction of the track cause i wanna get told by crofty in which corner grosjean crashed out a few years ago 🤷‍♂️

Who can ever forget that monumental battle between Lastname and Lastname?

Eeyyy he's actually Chain Beard

Can we just appreciate how on point the Chain Bear's drawn graphics are? He did an amazing job as always.

Let's not forget Liberty is an US company...and they love their sports stats

24 years of internet pop-up ads has made me pop-up blind 🤷🏻‍♂️ I kind of look through the annoying tyre graphics.

I love the Countries sidefacts :>

Calculating Striking Distance is similar to Microsoft's 'Time left to Copy' a particular file

I really liked how they showed FLIR thermographic images of tires at some races that was useful and interesting..

"you could spot a change in order, even if it didn't happen on screen" .... (which it mostly doesn't)

OK, a few things, because this is a subject I am hugely knowledgeable about: - There was a set used sporadically between 1991 and 1993, mainly for European races. - The changes you refer to at 1:53 were made in 2001, not 2002, and sometimes featured a driver's first initial as well, as part of the changing solutions to the problem of two Schumachers. - F1Digital+ feeds existed between 1997 and 2002, and their own graphics only came in in 1999. - "Count down the laps with us" was a thing of its time. Indeed, now, I tend to have the opposite problem of "how many laps to go?" - Race control messages still - to this day - don't have the driver name on the timing screens. Between 2004 and, I think, 2010 or 2011, they were simply a copy-paste of the timing screen. - 5:33 - the splash screens had already existed by 1996. - 6:52 - the 2009 changes were simply adding a light filter along the top half of the graphic, which was all the rage until about 2015 or 2016. Look at Sky's own graphics - this was a trait they kept until the Nomad redesign in 2017. - 6:58 - a separate 4:3 and 16:9 graphics feed existed for a long time (until 2014, I believe). The UK actually didn't switch over to the 16:9 feeds until 2012, as the "digital switchover" hadn't been completed yet. - 8:00 - by 2013, everything was in a straight vertical stack. - 10:20 - the timing tower was moved to the left from China 2017 onwards. My personal favourite package was the 2004-09 set, although the 2015 set, which I didn't like at first, hugely grew on me and by 2017 I was sorry to see it go. I hate the 2018 set, they look clunky and like something out of a video game, although I suppose that fits Liberty's brand of gimmicky flashy colours a bit more than the glamorous professionalism of Bernie Ecclestone.

Amazing job on accurately recreating the old graphics with today’s driver info.

I liked that they've finally started putting the live speeds in both KPH and MPH.

I lost it at 11:47 that was so funny and unexpected, Chain Bear not only makes super interesting videos but also has a great humor, just awesome job.

All I want to see is the live G force!

2021 AWS prediction: Hamilton will win this race.

Loved the way the silver boxes flipped around on the 2000s graphics.

"Ferrari throwing away a win" - some things don't change!

I loved the '1994' graphics and still enjoy them when watching old races.

7:40 6 R KUBICA 59 7 L HAMILTON 59 8 N ROSBERG 56 ...:c

The “lap counter” that counted down wasn’t a lap counter, but a counter telling how many laps were left to go.

I really like the intro to the country/city, the combination of that, Crofty's voice and the F1 theme gives be a hard-on every race weekend.

07:02 Anyone remembers 600kg race cars? Oh and Kubica on 4th

Totally agree, 2015 package is truly the best Also they added the permanent side tower to show driver positions in 2017, sadly the last year before the big rebrand

11:47 haven't laughed this hard in a while

I just wish Formula E would adopt the team colors in the timing tower.

Oh as a Finn i remember Ä being AE or Æ so HAEKKINEN

The new F1 visual identity has grown on me a lot but I'd love to see a reboot of the 90s graphics, even just for one race weekend.

13:22 SHOT FIRED SHOTS FIRED As a Ferrari fan this really hurt actually .

I started watching live races regularly in 1995 when terrestrial television in Ireland was able to broadcast them. So I remember those graphics very well. They were simple but very effective and imo never looked outdated. To me they were very modern. But the onboard shots with telemetry in the mid 2000s were my favourite.

3:26 Damn this brings back memories... I was like 7 yo back then but i can still remember these graphics.

I just recently got into F1 after watching the Netflix series on it. I've been a big NASCAR fan for almost 2 decades and I have to say your channel has really helped me understand a lot of things it would have taken me a lot longer to figure out on my own. Thanks.

Can you do the f1 logo itself . That classic guitar intro was iconic for my sunday afternoons

Speaking of on-screen graphics, at first I was like "Damn that BenQ monitor looks crisp" and I'm ashamed to admit how long it took me to realise its a green-screen haha nice idea CB, looks great!

AAAAAAH IT'S THE FACE AGAIN Edit: I like the face

Great video as usual, Chain Bear. As a medium level old man (41), I knew the graphics and info had come a long way but I hadn't appreciated by how much (and where things had kind of gone the wrong way). I well remember as a kid the early 80's where you got the top six or eight bang in the middle of the screen obscuring the track action and you sometimes got fastest lap info, gap information or driver info updates,, all of it in the race's host country language. Can't read Portuguese? Your problem, viewer, you'll just have to guess whether we told you Gerhard Berger's either just set fastest lap or retired from the race, because the TV director hasn't switched away from Nelson Piquet running around on his own for 12 laps! :)

The overtaking difficulty and the tyre graphics are just so stupid.

Always great thank you. Ahem NordVPN might need to keep a slightly lower profile until they resolve how they got hacked...

13:18 Accurate

too much information? No. Too much "information" pulled out of their arses? Yes.

What a video! This took me back ❤️ not going to lie miss the fact they don't show which tyres everyone is on anymore 😢 that was so helpful and I was kind of hoping you'd put the micro sectors they had in quali for a bit, but guess it was more of a race graphic type thing, either way love these history of videos!!

I love that you went to the bother to put sun glare on the screen behind you.

I would love a Game-like Minimap!

What a great nostalgia trip, to when I used to watch F1 as a kid with my dad!

Loved the video! Great work with the editing, as always. Love from the US.

The memories this bring back, 1994 is when I started watching F1 on TV, thank you, cool video.

I think it would be really cool to have a sort of companion app with the graphics generated from all of the data. Keeps the screen clear but you can still access live timing, current tires choices, stint lengths, and other interesting information. I really like anything that would help me to keep track of battles that aren't on screen. (When those were more common 😁)

Great video, I've always found on-screen graphics important for the aesthetics of the sport. Which is why I'm not a fan of post-2009 graphics. Basically I find the pre-2004 graphics to be the best. Back then, the race came out more mythical and awe-inspiring in part due to the simpler graphics. I like not knowing too many details. It makes the sport more human and less robotic.

ur videos help me through rough times, they're engaging and help distract me, tysm

Fantastic work making the graphics for this video...Bravo!

I really preferred the laps counting down instead of up. It's much more useful to know how many laps you have left instead how many are done. Yes, you can count it both ways, but still the counting down was more convenient.

I believe the reason the lap counter counted DOWN was because, in the days of refuelling, it was seen as important to see how many laps were left, rather than how many had gone by. For instance, if somebody pitted and you could see that there were 38 laps to go, you could reasonably work out there and then if they'd need 1 more stop or 2.

Don't get me wrong, but your voice makes me go to sleep faster than anything when I watch your videos. Especially when I'm sleepy in the middle of the night. I love your content and I have been watching them all since last year. I just wanted you to know that your voice is very calming :)

4:16 nice to see Sainz and Perez both starting P10

I love the reference to Fi from Zelda Skyward Sword! Never thought I'd be seeing that referred to ever.

If you haven't already seen it, you should look into the 1979 Argentinian Grand Prix. Not only did we get a trackmap on screen during the formation lap, but someone in the TV broadcast department was manually tracking the position of the cars "live" and updating the position of a blob on the trackmap. The results were...mixed.

Really well put together!

Gotta love that 90s graphics, I can hear Murray and Martin Brundle now

This video brings so much nostalgia 😌

I appreciate your work recreating those graphics!

Great video! Absolutely loved it. F1 graphics actually developed over the time. I remember these old ones of the 90s when I grew up and became a big fan of this sport. Never had the chance of getting digital TV at that time. I always loved these blue ones by F1 Digital. When I got my digital TV it was 2003 - one year too late. While the graphics since 2018 are really great, my favorite time was from 2010 on.

I spot a bit of "augmented reality" in this video, ha!

I liked when they had the thermal cameras on the tyres

Actually, there are some mistakes: - the flag indicators were already existing im F1 Digital, with yellow circles. Safety Car got orange circle, and for the red flag we've had huge red circles. - Introduction splash was already existing earlier in F1 Digital as well. - G-Force meter was already existing in 2005, it was only improved in 2007 to the version you've shown at 6:24 - I think we've already had starting tyres back in 2007, but I'm not sure. Great material anyway!

I enjoyed watching the video to watch seeing the evolution history and now the speed at which it changes. Thanks!

I liked when they displayed the microsectors during qualifying

Bring back cameras showing temperatures...

thanks man, for articulating the pros and cons of the new graphics. its not easy to translate some diffuse feelings about those graphics into a meanigfull critique. great video.

This must have been an insane amount of work. Thanks for the nostalgia :)

"The Starting graphics made you think the Haas boys were going to kill you"

I think anything "Powered by AWS" goes beyond a pinch of salt!!

Great video, nice to see the progression

09:57 the way you said "mini map" appropriately quickly was rather pleasing.

Boy i Loved the old graphics, That was enough Information

Something I've wanted to know since 2001: at 2:30 What was the point of the shaded bars above the drivers name??

Love seeing a new Chain Bear video drop into my feed :-)

Loving the videos mate. Very informative.

I look forward to injecting analytical data into my vein, lap by lap As well, that sponsorship from NordVPN is an ouchie, considering their recent disclosing of a data breach.

I liked the lap countdown more... I find it more useful to know how many laps drivers have left to catch the next car than knowing how many laps had been raced.

This video is S O G O O D it's a real visual pleasure and I can't even imagine how hard it was to recreate all the graphics in After Effects

your video is once again really good mate..Keep up the good work!

Those graphics look a bit like those which were used in the german football Bundesliga. Edit 3:26

could you fix the animation on your screen please? the bigger wheel should spin slower than the 2 small gears

Great work with this vid!!

Watching this video makes me realise how long I’ve been watching F1 for. Great video CB !

3:02 Hamilton with penalty? 😂

Wonderful to see these graphics again! I liked the thermal camera showing the tyre temperature, which had patches of black and white and colours overlaid on the tyres!

Great video Stuart, can see the effort that went into this [as a UI designer for Racing Sims ;) ] - great work!

I actually preferred the scrolling position counter, it didn’t get in the way which is a REALLY big issue nowadays.

Nice video as always 12:58 i was not expecting a legend of zelda reference from this channel

As always production quality of your video is amazing Stuart. Which software do you use for animation?

Chain bear your analysis videos are brilliant , keep them coming! 😃

Fantastic summary!

Fantastic video sir, well done.

It'd be cool for you to cover cooling systems :) Great content, amazing work as always

Yet again, Chain Bear coming through with the goods. Such a great video. I remember probably 95% of each of those graphic packs! Brilliant.

The timing graphic which was added in the mid 2000s and updated as a driver crossed the line really added tension that modern graphics just don’t give you. For example in Brazil 2008 when Hamilton passed Glock and you weren’t quite sure weather Hamilton passed Glock to seal the world title until he crossed the line