There's neither ABS nor TCS in the actual F1 cars, which are much faster and as difficult to drive in the rain. They got 8 now gears which can be downshifted up to 5-6 gears in a split second hence the indicator. As for safety and wet conditions, would you like to bring back the days where pilots were dying for fun? Plonker.

@@lethalchocobo1886 I was making a comment on how dangerous the sport was in that time where there was almost no safety. I never said this should come back or that modern F1 isn't dangerous. Any pro motorsport is dangerous. Driving anywhere is dangerous. So don't just assume something and write a passive aggressive comment comparing modern F1 to F1 40 years ago. It was a different time. Back then Safety was not as big of a thing as ot is now but there also was not really as much understanding of high speed impact safety devices hence why at one point drivers wore goggles in a magnesium deathtrap 70 years ago. Think of Antoine Huberts F2 crash at Eau Rouge last year. My personal opinion not that it matters here: Vintage F1 is romantic and wild but time goes on and things develop and now we are here with Lewis Hamilton or Vettel racing the fastest cars on the planet and on some of the same circuits as Patrick Depailler like Monaco, Monza, Hockenheim...both F1 past and present would be awesome to watch but yes it is better if the sport does not have to lose their competitors due to safety problems. Modern F1 is a lot safer than the past but it is still very dangerous and people still do die but that is the risk a racing driver takes too. You call me a plonker for wanting f1 to be like this but you didn't actually realize the format of my comment. I was glorifying how F1 racers raced in terrible safety conditions and never was ever comparing it to modern F1 and I never said modern F1 wasn't dangerous either so your comment comes off as a blank passive aggressive statement. Whatever floats your F1 car pal.

Sorry pal, misunderstood you.

Connor MacLeod fuck f1 nowadays. Cars look shitty as hell and it must require no skill. Look at this car control going sideways and now there just steering. Whack

@@pineapplethefruitdude3144 f1 today playstation and kindergarten

YES !! That DFV at its rev' limit and Patrick still sticking his boot in !

He was only 35 when he died in hockenheim 80.....

Throttle steer ;)

the tense up of my shoulders was crazy XD

They are not underrated, really not.

I agree. De Angelis was always faster than Mansell at Lotus and I’ll bet I know who had the better equipment.

so sad Depailler always had dogshit cars, and when he got the chance to win a championship he suffered that stupid accident with his hang-glider and Tyrell kicked him... to once again, race with a bad car that even ended up killing him at the end

bellof, de angelis, depailler, gilles villeneuve, ronnie peterson, lule reutemann are all high-profile all-time greats in my eyes

@@100hobbes It was Ligier that booted him in 1979, not Tyrrell. I always had a soft spot for Ligier but their treatment of Depailler will always be a black mark against them. Absolutely no sympathy especially considering it was looking at one point like he might have been wheelchair bound. The 1978 Tyrrell was a good chance for the championship at the start of the season. Coming out of Monaco he was leading the world championship, but then Lotus redefined the game with the 79 and his chance was gone. Such a shame because he was driving brilliantly.

Awesome 🙏👍👌

Imagine how he would feel in the cocoon of a today's F1 team. 😆

Csucsu Because he's a God. I wish I could race him

James Hunt once said this about Depailler: "Patrick Depailler ... well, I've no doubt that he had a death wish. Very pleasant bloke but I always thought he was barking mad... Why? Look at the way he lived his life," James said. "Riding motorbikes without a helmet, that sort of thing. Depailler seemed to need to find risk in everything."

È vero

Casque bleu blanc rouge, du meilleur goût !

for me the 1:47 power slide is way brutal :D controlled full throttle power slide

And those cameras were film cameras, and as big and heavy as a small refrigerator.

Funnily those old film cameras could produce better quality than we have today with digital media 🙃

@@erebousde film has a huge quality, you just can't imagine the quality of a good film camera (IMAX) but nowadays images we are getting are limited one, FIA don't want to spread free images or videos on web

you opened pandoras box

@@pepsiman_14 he didn't

@@leart78 fuck youtube

if he grew up with those cars, he would do much better than patrick did if patrick grew up with today's cars, he would not be the daredevil he was then plus patrick and the others would not last 10 minutes in a current car - john watson, threw up within a handful of laps when driving the 92 williams, just 10 years after he almost won the title. the current drivers need to be much fitter than the driver's of the 70's and 80's ever did . . . the cream always rises to the top, no matter what era it is

Esse é muito massa msm, da pra ver como o piloto tinha q se desdobrar no carro sem a tecnologia

Robert D And when road car drivers actually drove the car.

I don't remember that f1 cars now can race by itself

@@surneen/videos They might as well. They're padded in safety and more than half the controls they input into the car are filtered by a computer. Sorry, that's not driving, that's soccer mom Sunday grocery store pickup. I've no respect for modern F1 drivers, they're pansies who allowed themselves to be neutered. Safety my ass. Say that to Isle de Man TT, those are actual racers, they wake up in the morning of the race ready to die. Not these millionaires with pinky floss and diamond earrings, fuck them. Show me some fucking real driving, not the garbage that is current F1.

@FreeBirb that's the story of the world my friend, once people showed who was the boss fighting in coloseum. warriors. nowadays drivers are just passengers on computers with wheels.. yeah they are very safe

@FreeBirb danger is fun

È vero ,mi viene da piangere ,l ho visto a monaco nel 78 !!