Chain bear always the best ....♥️♥️♥️♥️

8:10 Return of Chain Bear Energy :-)

2:10 "Was immidiately ridiculed as all safety developments that come with an aesthetic change usually are" *shows scratched HALO* That's chainbear for you

Random Halo was random. “I love my halo” ~ C Leclerc, Spa 2018

Chain bear is single handedly the best representative of F1 for the average joe; if I were to suggest one thing however, it would be slowing down the narration just a tad. Sometimes I have to rewind because its hard for the listener to both listen and process the information at such rapid pace! Keep up the great work though, and thanks in advance Chain Bear!

Nice little poke at the Halo Bar debate at 2:10

As a Finn, I found the Norwegian sauna joke amusing. Great vid.

4:22 I like how you used a spring (suspension) attacking the helmet (Massa) good one

EXCELLENT information. Thank you, Chain Bear.

I never comment on videos. I just want to say the pace and delivery of this information was amazing. Perfect speed of streaming information, perfectly timed split sceeen diagrams, didn’t feel like almost 10 minutes of video. Nice work.

3:00 The sauna was invented in Finland and is the most popular in Finland and sweden, a lot of people think saunas are Norwegian but that isn’t the case, calling it a Norwegian sauna is like saying the French Mercedes.

classic chain bear 2:13

I just realized this is from Autosport channel, not Chain bear's! Awesome!

2:10 .... (me in late 2017) I love the halos *gets laughed out of room by friends* *Ericsson at Monza, I gotchu fam*

Why is the neck protection thing not being mentioned in this vid? Isn't that a part of the protection of their head?

Why is there no link to Chain Bears channel?

Great presentation - thanks.

Love the chain bear vids! He has such a way with explaining things

Brains are alphabetti spaghetti confirmed

Another great submission, I didn’t realise that Bell made the first helmets.

i love the way the smaller visors look.

Love the cough and the flash of the halo! XD

See? Every change F1 has ever made whether it be for performance or safety always had clowns making fun of it. People never change.

knew nothing about F1 ever, watched a night of chain bear videos. and now im ready for my super licence

Fascinating! Thank you for this, I really love the history of... pretty much anything, but particularly anything to do with engineering, inc motorsports especially safety features.

Safer the helmet - the happier I am. Interesting vid. I've still got all my Autosports from the 1970'd - collecting dust if anyone's interested ??? Let me know. Cheers. Rx

The new helmets look alright. I do like the look of the zylon strip on the current helmets though but I'll get over it

I love the video, but the Hans device could’ve been mentioned in my opinion.

My dad always use to tell me a story of a race car driver who refused to wear the neck brace thing that stops your head shit whipping around in a crash, he wouldn't wear it because it wasn't comfortable, was ugly and he had been fine for so many years without it why did he suddenly need it, I think it was Dale Earnhardt but I'm not sure. He always used this guy as an example that safety is priceless, never leave anything to chance or disregard the safe option because it isn't cool. It's just something that stuck with me.

I never knew about tear off visors, very interesting!

Another awesome 👍 video from Chainbear.

Shakes the Alphaghetti soup, "ur mum gey."

eyyyyy I suggested he make this months ago, great to see it actually done

My man chain bear making great content

I've lived with a scar on my nose since 1975. The result of cars not requiring shoulder belts prior. Now we have shoulder belts and airbags. And I'm all for them.

Chainbear knows so much

I have found the following facts: first driver who wore full face helmet - Dan Gurney at 1968 German GP. Last driver who wore open face helmet - Leo Kinnunen at 1974 Swedish GP. First GP winner who wore full face helmet - Graham Hill at 1969 Monaco GP. Last winner who wore open face helmet - Clay Regazzoni at 1970 Italian GP. Source: forums.autosport.com/topic/49841-full-face-helmets/#entry1056263

Chain bear never disappoints 👍👍👍

that small vision slit reminds me a bit of the funny helmelt of the knights of the middle ages helmets

Very nice Video as usual. Love to watch. But you have a little mistake built in the part for Kevlar. Woven Kevlar is easily penetrated by a sharp point like a knife, so are bulletproof vest not stapproof. Kevlar stops bullet or other object with very hight tension strenght. So a "soft" bullet deforms and catches several strains of fibre and pulls at them. That will absorb more an more energy until its stops, more like a net. Sry for english mistakes, not native.

3 video ideas 1. Wheel nuts vs. 5 lugs 2. HANS device 3. External engine starters

Snel means fast in Dutch. A safety company is literally called fastt

Chain Bear is love, Chain Bear is life.

Love the Chainbear video's!

I like the smaller visor it looks like the one hunt and Lauda used in the 70s and a couple other drivers

My mx helmet as well as many other mx companies have adopted a system called MIPS which is supposed to help with 4:25

I don't think tearoffs are sticky, they are just held on by pins on the visor.

Briliant content as always! i Find interesting that post war people were used to deaths and injuries (as it was common in war) and this reflected in motorsport too... thus not much concerns for safety and it took long time to reevaluate safety and ultimately value of human life.

Great explanation - informative and entertaining. But there's just one factual doubt - I've heard that the reason drivers wore white cloth on their head in the 1930, 20s and before was to give an indication of whether they had a bleeding wound on their head following an accident. If there was bleeding, the white cloth would clearly show that.

huge shout to chain bear

2:10 ladies and gentlemen is why we adore Chain Bear F1: the typical cheek from Stuart!

Yey - ChainBear!!!

Great vid despite using the word "dampening" incorrectly. I'm surprised they haven't used MIPS in their helmets. Hartley also had a problem using the wrong helmet too without the fairings

Dont forget the head the chainbears channel and show him some love, many other videos like this and it keeps him going to make more content!

1:52 one of the most beautiful cars if I’ve seen

Chain bear GOAT

I’m sad that you didn’t bring up the HANS device

@Autosport at 6:07 there is a glitch in the audio and the sound bounces for a second. That's all.

Not mentioned, the GPA SJ Twin lock, it didn't have a strap, instead two bottom pieces locked the bottom of the helmet on the head.

Yay. New video

I feel like HANS device should've been mentioned as well, especially during the reducing acceleration forces alphabet soup section. But maybe I just like listening to Chain bear talk.

Very surprised you didnt talk about the HANS Device

"Narrowed the risk of severe head injury to extremely extraordinary circumstances", you mean like a spring flying off of one car and hitting a driver behind in the visor? What are the odds of that ever happening?

Ayyyy Chain Bear F1 💯

would sound not also be a problem to tackle. When i drive my motorbike i already hear only wind on the highway

Autosport needs more Chainbear. Chainbear is off the chain.

Outstanding job! What's software are you using for the sketch?

Who was the first driver to use full face helmet in F1 race and when ? Who was the last driver to use open-face helmet and when ? Who was the first Grand Prix winner with full face helmet and when ? Who was the last GP winner with open-face helmet and when ?

Lol chain bear energy sponsor at the end

Please do a video on visor colours for different conditions

"Safety??? Haha I just fought in a bloody war mate!"

Chain bear! ❤️

Is there a weight specification in the new Regis? Seems like reducing the weight would help lower the whiplash effect that the HANS device would have to deal with.

Personally I would have thought that a series like MotoGP might be at the very top of helmet design safety given that if a rider falls off there's nothing to protect a riders from the elements barring their suit and helmet but that being said I suppose there's also been fewer head related injuries or deaths in MotoGP then F1 and F1 is constantly in the lime light when some goes wrong and a driver is seriously injured

Max removed the «wing» on the helmet when he got promoted to redbull. But this year, the wing is back

What about helmet sound protection? make a video on that please?

I would love to see a video about some of the strangest/most unique helmet designs, the likes of 3:14 or 7:25

I'm surprised you didnt mention anything about the hans device

I think the Zylon strip looks cooler tbh

at some point helmet will be completely closed and have cameras on the outside and drivers will use VR xD. Joke aside its nice to see how much did safety progress over the years

How is the drinking and radio system installed?

the video didn't talk about hans device?

I don´t know how the F1 drivers see anything with the Halo´s support beam directly sitting in the middle of their eyes. Wouldn´t it make more sense to use 2 beams placed with a bigger gab in between? Or just straight up build a cabin around the driver with a windshield?

I miss Chainbear...

And what about Bell helicopter helmet used by Piers Courage, that was interesting design too :-) Cool video

Why are race car driving visors so small? Motorcycle helmets have much wider visors and I'm just wondering why they don't want more open visors.

i wish there were references for the images used in this, i really want to find the full version of the left most picture at 3:16 and the one at 7:25

You missed the whole WWII war surplus helmets used in droves by road race drivers and world champion PHIL HILL!!

Well presented. I recall seeing some English drivers in the late 60s using RAF type crash helmets...I'll have to look for links. Interesting to see the "slit" opening on the new helmets as Bell had that for Indy cars in the late 70s or early 80s (I believe Simpson offered something similar in those days as well). Jack Brabham: static.independent.co.uk/s3fs-public/thumbnails/image/2014/05/19/06/3323162.jpg?w968

let chainbear upload first

Did some helmets in the 70s have oxygen pipes going to them or did I imagine that

tyre?

goddam DuPont was kinda laboratory for the good of people back in the day

what about the hans device

2:10 After Grosjean's crash the all halo hating in 2018 feels so ridiculous

Hanns device?

New video yeeeaahhh!

Am i the only one to really like the zylon strip?

Still didn't hear a driver complain about the lack of Vision with this new design,it may be safer but I have my doubts, a normal person should try it themself in order to see if there is a difference or not

No mention of the HANS device? or will that be in another video?