Okay Kim.

Did you feel bad about Alex smith when he hurt his leg and almost lost his life

You and Rodman gay?

Good to see you in the comments. You should update your profile pic to the skinnier you now.

@@Aaron25thinfantry Only balls shared are basketballs

Race catches a late caution after a kicker shanks a field goal wide of the net and into turn 2 🤣

I’ll do you one better-baseball, football, AND racing all going on at the same time. XD

It's impossible

or a golf tournament at Indianapolis Motor Speedway during an Indycar race

@@datsko6339 and while they're at it, also run a midgets race on the dirt track in the infield of turn 3

Agreed. Well made videos and fascinating subject matter.

Me too bro some of my favorite videos on this channel.

Same

That’s because many college football teams do Stadium Packings. Students get in for free so they keep on letting more and more students in past Capacity. The 115 Thousand Michigan Vs Notre Dame game was ridiculously hard to find a seat in if you were a student.

i thank its held up 2 132,000 be4 when they held a concert there

@@ryanhutcheson1911 I’m a student at U-M. It definitely isn’t free for students. Not even close.

@@ryanhutcheson1911 not true at all. Students buy tickets, there are no stadium packings in the Big House. D1 sports dont do free student seatings...thats like D3

@@WolverineDevotee go blue!

I wrote a similar comment.

And it’s spelled Landsdowne…

@@ericbunday1699 Cough* Lansdowne

@@methinksilikecake Wow, yup, totally blew that one…

You should rebel against the queen and take Ireland back😂

350,000 estimated. I think some of the Indy 500s in the early mid 90s were even more though. Infield had bleachers all around from turn 1 to turn 4 it seemed. Probably 400,000 easy

Remember they used to have small grandstands all the way around where those mounds are in the 90s. Capacity had to of been near 400,000 then easy

@@packisbetter90 And then Tony George happened.

Exactly.

It's Lansdowne Road anyway so misspelt. Technically, in 1872, Ireland was in the UK though. Just not now obviously.

I love how the Irish in the comments section are making absolutely sure everyone knows Landsdowne is NOT in the UK (which should be apparent as it's in Dublin).

Ew soccer

@@darealpapajon Ratio

Wide world of stadiums has you covered. Great channel.

@@danimalman3 yuh he did a good job too

@@isaacsamuel1278 idk bro my comment has more likes than yours

I'd take a pole any day of the week over far away seats. I've sat in obstructed view seats at Fenway and it's still better than the worst seats way up in the upper deck at the recent stadiums.

@@mikejones3rfs Absolutely brilliant comment. I'm old enough to remember old shaefer stadium in foxboro watching the patriots with my father. Our seats were maybe 5 - six rows from the top. Saw everything fine. Fast forward to that monstrosity Gilette. About 15-20 years ago i'm sitting in the upper bowl with a few friends 10-15 rows from the top, the players look like ants. No ability to discern if a first down was made on a close play etc. By the third quarter, I'm literally watching the game on the big screen in the end zone thinking, I could do this at home. I look down at my ticket stub $50 (lol back then, today?). I think to myself eff this. That was the last live major league sporting event I went to. It's all ownership greed. It's just cheaper to build the stadium without the big decks that are closer to the field but need fancy engineering. Ownership attitude is screw the good sight lines, the idiot fans will come anyway. We'll offer them all different kinds of overpriced fancy food options, have all kinds of lights flashing on and off, other distractions. They'll barely know they're at a game. They're too stupid to care.

​@@mikejones3rfs Obstructed view only matters if it the pole is in a direct line of sight of the plate or the rubber. You could just omit those specific seats, leave gaps in those rows. So that's easily solved and there are all the other benefits of shade and closeness and the aspect of 'intimacy' which they always talk about with these ballparks but never actually attempt to create.

Imagine Astroworld

@@henryhahn9741 ☠️😭

@@henryhahn9741 nah, let's not.

Even though the concerts would be massive, they would pale in comparison to the largest concerts ever held. The largest of which had over 3,500,000 people in attendance.

Imagine Cincinnatti - actually, you'd need a Wayback machine, but imagine Astoworld in Cincinnatti with The Who as the headlining act. I'd like to see a college football game AND an auto race at Bristol - at the same time... bada-bing!

They don’t have a mega staff of sailors to rig up the roof in mlb (as cool as that would be tbh)

This needs to be a video subject. Fascinating topic for discussion.

Beautiful stadium, got to host the World Cup final and the Olympics in only a few years.

I was waiting for it. 🤔

Most famous for what game? Remind me again…

you have to know a lot about stadiums to forget the maracana ... but mentioning racing tracks and its capacities ... stupid.

@@sasquatchhunter86 John Barnes slicing through the Brazilian defence 🤔🤣

Especially when one could argue the numbers on 1st of May Stadium are probably fudged.

Literally the biggest stadium in the Western Hemisphere and 3rd biggest in the world

Th big house

Biggest football stadium for sure

Official capacity 111,701 with the one seat eld in reserve for Fielding H Yost, the coach at the time the stadium was constructed. “The hole that Yost dug, (Don) Canham carpeted, and Bo (Schembechler) fills every week!” (Thank you, Bob Ufer.)

Doesn't maximus come from the Greek word maximus which just means greatest? So gluteus maximus is the greatest buttocks. Or does it come from the stadium?

@@alejandropelayo9288 probably both. A lot of Latin came from Greek.

"Bro, Messala fucking SUCKS!"

I'm pretty sure there were something like almost 400,000 people at the 100th running of the Indy 500 back in 2016. Some bonkers number

I’m from Indy as well and it’s always a mind blowing number. Especially considering the massive amount of people that walk on Georgetown just to get to and from the speedway. IMS to this day is my favorite place to watch anything

I'm in Indy as well. Been many times. What's weird is when u go to another track especially a smaller one with like a third seating it seems like nothing

Indy is what a mile long...with grand stands all over the place. They could probably fit a lot more people in there and it will likely happen too

In 1872 when the stadium was opened, Ireland was part of the UK.

Right? not even a mention!

Thanks!

two words: Saudi Arabia.

@@jorgevecinocastro3407 that's true as well. They'd probably have a venue that could hold enough people to top Collision in Korea, and McMahon loves that royal Saudi blood money.

With technology improving so fast I can only see the stadiums getting smaller.

*The Brickyard has entered the chat*

Indianapolis Motor Speedway says hi

@@buffetline2605 But what if the population only increases more and more, to the point where even electronic means of accessing sports entertainment become pointless?

Maracanã, 1950 WC Final, 199.854

Fenway. Simple. Some of the seats are just facing the wrong direction.

lambeau

@@tdRftw Well that's certainly an... interesting take.

@@tdRftw lmao hell no

@@ExileOnDaytonStreet the Fenway experience is still fire regardless 🔥

Maracanã's oficial capacity for the 1950 WC was 173.850 and has been going down ever since, but idk why 5p didn't put it in the video

So what you're saying is that it can actually seat something like 115,100 people?

@@aintnoway686 It says it holds 114,000, I'm making the joke that 1,000 died.

@@TedCruzisthezodiac bruh i was trying to make the same joke but i didnt realize it was 114000

My bad, you're right

Prior to remodelling the MCG held around 120K. Sydney Olympic Stadium has held over 112K prior to remodelling.