Ricciardo did it already didnt he?

@@tobifuchs7903 no he did not

I’m pretty sure it was Ricciardo driving? At least that’s what red bull’s official video said

@@chmclips121 They had Liam Lawson driving with Daniel's helmet and number - he was out in New York at the RB19 launch on the weekend this happened sadly

he's going to do some runs on a track, but forgot what track specificallly

Melbourne has exclusive contract until 2035

Why is it not feasible?

@@74_pelicans but some countries have multiple races so???

@@Ondraythe1 It doesn’t have the required FIA certification to host F1, major changes will need to be made

Build it and they will come. Verstappen wants it.

it can give dizziness for sure

I don't think F1 will feature in Mount Panorama coz the new cars are so damn wide.

@@anuratohazra Think of it as like the Macau Grand Prix in F3 but with more aggressive elevation. Yeah I agree Mount Panorama is unique and without a single finger raised F1 is never going to race here. I'd wish because, it is such an icon of a track but we all know that is never going to happen A) The width and length of the F1 cars I think they are slightly longer and wider than the V8 Supercars that race here I could be wrong B) Particularly in Sector 2 Up the Mountain in the V8's you have a chance of overtaking up there but I highly doubt any F1 driver unless you have the nerves of steel to even overtake up there would want to do that. It's going to be single file up there or if someone were to go 2 wide. Either they survive or they crash out like I highly doubt 2 wide throughout the entirety of Sector 2 would work C) referring back to B most of the overtaking would be up Mountain Straight towards Griffin's Bend at the end of Sector 1 and down Conrod straight from Forrest Elbow all the way down to the Chase at the Start of Sector 3. Edit: Fun fact did you know when F1 used to race at Adelaide until 1996 before it was moved to Melbourne which stands today. The V8 Supercars series that is held in Australia actually uses most of the former F1 circuit. Pretty much all of Sector 1. Parts of Sector 2 (It splits at Turn 7 and rejoins at the astonishing fast Turn 8) and all of Sector 3 from Turn 9 to 15.

the video literally says that

As some other comment thread stated, it would essentially take and make everything fun about the track… no longer fun. It would so the coolest shit ever but just be content that it won’t happen. Who knows maybe it will! But… I’d rather the track stay like it is rather than adapt for 1 specific Motorsport

@@FloreFaune Still never say Never

@@neddy1287 true that! I think it would be so sick seeing those cars around this track in real life.

@@FloreFaune Yeah it divide men to the boys on how quick they are willing to go on that track that is on my wish list

@@neddy1287 they unfortunately would have to probably take the elevation out of the track and make the track twice as wide and take out the blind corners. It wouldn’t even be the same track in the slightest. It would only be awesome if they raced with the track completely unchanged

he was at the rb19 livery launch

That is not a v10.

how to kill a race track 101

It will remove the fun and the essential features of why this is a great circuit. They would need to flat the hills and increase the width as a result

bro that's such a dumb question, what car can the average person take up to Mount Panorama that would go faster than an F1 car. Not to mention it's heavily policed too

its a 2013 car, not even modern day lmfao

@@oren2000 I wasn't talking about the car. I was reffering to the sport in general.

@@akula966 fair enough

@@akula966plenty considering the attention and attendance numbers.