This is a second updated video from her first on the subject. I recommend checking out the first one as well. Some of the same information, but the differences are worth watching.
F1 is a amazing sport I've been a fan since a kid a lot of sweat, tears and hours goes into it every single person within a team plays a role in success of the team.
Great video. The amount of technology in this sport is nuts. I used to watch every race back then for many years. In the days when refueling was still done during the pit stop, and the rules were more open, I personally found it much more exciting. Especially with refueling, you had many options for tactics. 'With this strategy, we simply refuel a little and put on super soft tires so that you can overtake your opponent later during his pit stop because you gained three seconds' - simplified example. And you can really compare F1 with the NASA or others; many innovations that are made there find their way into "normal" vehicle construction / Everyday technology.
To me F1 always had amazing technology and drivers It is very hard to imagine how exhausting is to overcome G force in turns and braking and accelerating and still be able to drive perfectly while doing so and do it for 60 laps ..... F1 wa s created to see what is possible , but i think many regulations limited this and i wonder how the car would look if only restricted by size.
3:36 It's actually an F1 steering wheel and you'll be surprised how much they adjust to the car's setup during each lap. There are UA-cam videos that only deal with the steering wheel, maybe it would be worth taking a closer look at.
The button you saw is indeed a drink button. Drivers can press it, and it will dispense their drink through a straw located inside the helmet. Most drivers don't use it because the heat produced by the car during the race heats up the drink too much.
1 thing about these teams that i dont think is showcased as mutch is the speed the factorys can change and adapt to whatever is needed even outside of the racing aspect itself and they perfectly showed that during the Covid crysis. When racing stopped the teams came together with a project they called Project Pitlane. Most teams opened up and redesigned there factorys to start building new and improved medical machines and supplies for hospitals. The teams based in the UK came together and allowed ppl from universitys and hospitals to come in and give there engineers feedback on what they needed. The engineers designed both new and improved versions of various breathing aids and what they did in just a few weeks would have taken most companys several months. Other teams brought in ppl that already hade blueprinted designs and protypes but dident have the funding the use of there factorys to quickly test and improve them for use. After a product was rdy and approved for use they openly allowed any factory that wanted to take there design to production. Many companys could have done what F1 did. But its the insane speed the F1 teams can adapt there factorys and production lines that trully sets them apart from everybody else.
Think about it bud - the joysticks we used to use came from fighter jets - the controllers we use for games come from the cheap adaption of the real thing, in some form or another. Granted the mouse is a different beast but still.
Cleo Abram did another video about F1 that while covering many of the similar areas regarding the technology of the sport delves into the finances of F1. It might be worth a watch/reaction. And a couple of fun facts for you. Total attendances at the three US and one Canadian race surpass those of the 17 race IndyCar series, yes the Indy500 included. And despite many F1 races starting at 9am EST on a Sunday morning they still regularly get better TV audiences than IndyCar.
26:30 You're right Sergio "Checo" Perez does looks like Rafael Nadal, I never realized it😅. Perez is Mexican though, while Nadal is Spanish. But Mexicans have Spanish ancestry too so that makes sense, although Mexicans have mixed-ancestry with Native Indigenous Amerindian American-Indian Aboriginal tribes as well.
17:20 There is a Formula-e which is the electric version, and they have some races in the US too. Maybe one day Formula-e will replace Formula 1, or maybe not because F1 teams have found a sustainable bio-fuel made from plant instead of fossils so it's eco-friendly but still has the sounds of combustion engine.
Hi! I just wanted to say how much I enjoy following your reactions to foreign videos, especially your take on the Palmashow! It’s so much fun to see you appreciate their humor-it’s clear you really get it, and that makes your reviews even more enjoyable to watch. I absolutely love the positive and open spirit of cultural exchange you bring to your channel. By the way, it would be awesome if, one day, you could share some of your own favorite shows or humor from where you’re from! I think we’d all love to discover new things through your eyes, just like you do with ours. Speaking of Motorsport, I recommend something: “Truth in 24 II: Every Second Counts.” It’s an incredible documentary about the 24 Hours of Le Mans, one of the most iconic racing events in Europe. It offers a different perspective on motorsports and is a must-watch for anyone curious about endurance racing! One last thing-how did you get the chance to learn French? Take care and keep going strong! Sébastien, from France
Most of the crashes that happen in F1 are costing the team about 100k - 300k, so it's not that much money, but if a driver crashes really hard, it can someone cost up to 2 mln $, it depends what is damaged
18:00 the old mid-90s (1996) to early 2000s (2005) F1 car is even crazier, it revs up to 20,000 RPM with 3.0 l naturally-aspirated V10 engine But in 2006, they changed to V8 and the rev was limited to 18,000 RPM So today's 15,000 RPM V6 Turbo Hybrid while still high-revving compared to other cars, it's actually one of the lowest-revving F1 engine and sounds the worst😂too, although much more efficient.
Formula 1 circuits aren't circles, like nascar races. Europe has the oldest Formula 1 circuits of the World. Max Verstappen is Dutch, his father Jos also drove in Formula 1. Dutch beer brand Heineken is one of the sponsors of Formula 1, they have a non-alcohol 0.0 variant of their beer.
Just so you know, Red Bull have completely fallen off. They started this season with a dominant car, but they are no longer are the fastest. They now have, depending on the circuit, either the second, third or fourth fastest car.
She is wrong about the budget in the 135 mil usd the drivers salary is not included because the top ones like Max lewis , leclerc makes between 40-70mil usd a year max has 70mil usd/year plus commercial pay so he makes on the low end 120mil USD per year to year 2028
D... I have to tell you that the sound of the video you are reacting too was way to loud it clipped like crazy and could not hear you ... this is the worse I have seen from you sound wise...
@@WatchingTheWorldWithD I had the same issue, mainly at the start of the vid. Louder sounds distorted and popped. It stopped after a few minutes, but it’s especially bad in this segment: 1:17 - 1:35
The V10 Engine Ära was better. Now with the V6 Turbocharged Engine the Cars dont have that great Sound. Please watch some Formula 1 Videos from the Years 2000 till 2010
That button does say DRINK, but it's for the driver to drink their water during the races, to avoid dehydration.
Nascar goes in a circle, Formula One does not
F1 practically doing the same, just the circle is a bit squiggly and rectangle-ly
@@meowiguess903 don't know about you, but at that point i wouldn't consider it a circle...
Ah yes the Jeddah circle track 😂 at that point it's a needle
There are many non circle tracks in NASCAR
@@Brendo2386 four.
Fun fact, the playstion-steering wheel cost more then you're car ;-)
This is a second updated video from her first on the subject. I recommend checking out the first one as well. Some of the same information, but the differences are worth watching.
F1 is a amazing sport I've been a fan since a kid a lot of sweat, tears and hours goes into it every single person within a team plays a role in success of the team.
Great video. The amount of technology in this sport is nuts. I used to watch every race back then for many years. In the days when refueling was still done during the pit stop, and the rules were more open, I personally found it much more exciting. Especially with refueling, you had many options for tactics. 'With this strategy, we simply refuel a little and put on super soft tires so that you can overtake your opponent later during his pit stop because you gained three seconds' - simplified example. And you can really compare F1 with the NASA or others; many innovations that are made there find their way into "normal" vehicle construction / Everyday technology.
Great reaction! You should get into f1. Do more f1 reactions!
If you wanna see an F1 race on TV, ESPN has coverage of the races when they happen, there is one this weekend in Italy at Monza
What a fantastic video, thanks !
There will be 2 Formula one races in the USA this year...in October in Austin and in November in Las Vegas...
and miami? So 3
@@hairlokk8672well, there will not be a race in Miami this year, as they have already raced there
4:15 there is actually a button to drink, they have not much water because they want to lower the weight at its minimum but they have a bit
love the drone. Chasing a F1 car isn't easy
To me F1 always had amazing technology and drivers
It is very hard to imagine how exhausting is to overcome G force in turns and braking and accelerating and still be able to drive perfectly while doing so and do it for 60 laps .....
F1 wa s created to see what is possible , but i think many regulations limited this and i wonder how the car would look if only restricted by size.
3:36 It's actually an F1 steering wheel and you'll be surprised how much they adjust to the car's setup during each lap.
There are UA-cam videos that only deal with the steering wheel, maybe it would be worth taking a closer look at.
The button you saw is indeed a drink button.
Drivers can press it, and it will dispense their drink through a straw located inside the helmet.
Most drivers don't use it because the heat produced by the car during the race heats up the drink too much.
1 thing about these teams that i dont think is showcased as mutch is the speed the factorys can change and adapt to whatever is needed even outside of the racing aspect itself and they perfectly showed that during the Covid crysis. When racing stopped the teams came together with a project they called Project Pitlane. Most teams opened up and redesigned there factorys to start building new and improved medical machines and supplies for hospitals. The teams based in the UK came together and allowed ppl from universitys and hospitals to come in and give there engineers feedback on what they needed. The engineers designed both new and improved versions of various breathing aids and what they did in just a few weeks would have taken most companys several months. Other teams brought in ppl that already hade blueprinted designs and protypes but dident have the funding the use of there factorys to quickly test and improve them for use. After a product was rdy and approved for use they openly allowed any factory that wanted to take there design to production.
Many companys could have done what F1 did. But its the insane speed the F1 teams can adapt there factorys and production lines that trully sets them apart from everybody else.
00:34 in and yes, you are defenitively a rookie ("they drive in circles a lot") hehe 😁
Think about it bud - the joysticks we used to use came from fighter jets - the controllers we use for games come from the cheap adaption of the real thing, in some form or another. Granted the mouse is a different beast but still.
Cleo Abram did another video about F1 that while covering many of the similar areas regarding the technology of the sport delves into the finances of F1. It might be worth a watch/reaction.
And a couple of fun facts for you. Total attendances at the three US and one Canadian race surpass those of the 17 race IndyCar series, yes the Indy500 included. And despite many F1 races starting at 9am EST on a Sunday morning they still regularly get better TV audiences than IndyCar.
Never a circle in f1
She looks and sounds like a hyper version of Natalie Portman, the V for Vendetta, Thor, Star Wars etc. actress. (I'll get my coat)
Fast pit stops, just look up McLaren Pit Stop Qatar 2023. Set a new world record for fastest pit stop of any motorsport series.
26:30 You're right Sergio "Checo" Perez does looks like Rafael Nadal, I never realized it😅. Perez is Mexican though, while Nadal is Spanish. But Mexicans have Spanish ancestry too so that makes sense, although Mexicans have mixed-ancestry with Native Indigenous Amerindian American-Indian Aboriginal tribes as well.
🎉🎉🎉. Amazing. Now you know.
12:40 DMG Mori DMU 60 eVo CNC Mill at least 5.5K per Mill ( and i think i saw 10?)
17:20 There is a Formula-e which is the electric version, and they have some races in the US too. Maybe one day Formula-e will replace Formula 1, or maybe not because F1 teams have found a sustainable bio-fuel made from plant instead of fossils so it's eco-friendly but still has the sounds of combustion engine.
There is an electric Formula 1.. it's called Formula E
oh wow
@@WatchingTheWorldWithDFun Fact: In Formula E, when you do a pitstop the drivers swap cars not tyres
@@HYA.A That was the case in the early years as the battery technology wasn't good enough to do the race on one charge. It no longer happens.
@@jinxvrs It sure does, EVERY race.
@@eidodkit doesn't happen anymore, the batteries are better now.
U should react to Max verstappen
Hi!
I just wanted to say how much I enjoy following your reactions to foreign videos, especially your take on the Palmashow! It’s so much fun to see you appreciate their humor-it’s clear you really get it, and that makes your reviews even more enjoyable to watch. I absolutely love the positive and open spirit of cultural exchange you bring to your channel.
By the way, it would be awesome if, one day, you could share some of your own favorite shows or humor from where you’re from! I think we’d all love to discover new things through your eyes, just like you do with ours.
Speaking of Motorsport, I recommend something: “Truth in 24 II: Every Second Counts.” It’s an incredible documentary about the 24 Hours of Le Mans, one of the most iconic racing events in Europe. It offers a different perspective on motorsports and is a must-watch for anyone curious about endurance racing!
One last thing-how did you get the chance to learn French?
Take care and keep going strong!
Sébastien, from France
The Mercedes F1 said they could land a spaceship on the moon with their equipment.😅
Max Verstappen is who Kyle Larson looks up to.
Lets Go Max groeten van jouw landgenoot
man thats crazy, when I play this video back to ME, I sound almost TOO loud and some of you say you can barely even hear me?? so weird
I hear the audio of the video sligthy higher than your voice, but i hear both fine. cheers
Most of the crashes that happen in F1 are costing the team about 100k - 300k, so it's not that much money, but if a driver crashes really hard, it can someone cost up to 2 mln $, it depends what is damaged
Formula E (Electric) 175 mph
Formula E even exists...and its awesome :)
18:00 the old mid-90s (1996) to early 2000s (2005) F1 car is even crazier, it revs up to 20,000 RPM with 3.0 l naturally-aspirated V10 engine
But in 2006, they changed to V8 and the rev was limited to 18,000 RPM
So today's 15,000 RPM V6 Turbo Hybrid while still high-revving compared to other cars, it's actually one of the lowest-revving F1 engine and sounds the worst😂too, although much more efficient.
17:15 There ARE electric Formula cars, but's a different category of motorsport falling under the FIA rules..... It's called (shockingly): Formula-E
There is electric Formula championship called Formula E
Formula 1 circuits aren't circles, like nascar races. Europe has the oldest Formula 1 circuits of the World.
Max Verstappen is Dutch, his father Jos also drove in Formula 1.
Dutch beer brand Heineken is one of the sponsors of Formula 1, they have a non-alcohol 0.0 variant of their beer.
“These are our cars from history”= cars from ten years ago at most lol
She should go visit Ferrari instead, that’s more like history.
Just so you know, Red Bull have completely fallen off. They started this season with a dominant car, but they are no longer are the fastest. They now have, depending on the circuit, either the second, third or fourth fastest car.
there is no viewer for good content like that,, anything indonesia content brings overproud viewer to watch 😂
They already have electric race cars it's called formula E
There is E formula series allso
..there is a "Formula-E" ..electric..
NO CIRCLE !!!! Take a look again at the diferent trick tracks in this video !
The day F1 has oval tracks like NASCAR (round), is the day F1 dies.
0:24 not true :)
She is wrong about the budget in the 135 mil usd the drivers salary is not included because the top ones like Max lewis , leclerc makes between 40-70mil usd a year max has 70mil usd/year plus commercial pay so he makes on the low end 120mil USD per year to year 2028
Need to turn your own audio up a bit, could hardly hear you lol.
damn sorry
You did not know even that, they don't drive on a circle...😂😅
Red Bull ain't top dog anymore, Verstappen was well beaten last wend by over 20 seconds by Lando Norris in his MaLaren
V10 was the best F1 time for me.20.000rpm screaming 😊
D... I have to tell you that the sound of the video you are reacting too was way to loud it clipped like crazy and could not hear you ... this is the worse I have seen from you sound wise...
can you do me a favor and watch the germany video I just put out and tell me if the sound is bad again? on my end it all sounds fine
@@WatchingTheWorldWithD I had the same issue, mainly at the start of the vid. Louder sounds distorted and popped. It stopped after a few minutes, but it’s especially bad in this segment: 1:17 - 1:35
Formula E is here already.. has been for quite a few years... F1 cars are hybrids
This is drink lol, they need to stay fully hydrated
The V10 Engine Ära was better. Now with the V6 Turbocharged Engine the Cars dont have that great Sound.
Please watch some Formula 1 Videos from the Years 2000 till 2010
there are electric f1 cars it is called formula - E
Elektric cars? It´s called "Formula E" and it exist. But in my opinion it´s boring.
Please sir ,reaction channel waseems way indonesia vs vietnam in stadium GBK jakarta☺
"we don't need subtitles", removes them and the FIRST thing out of his mouth is him mispronouncing the name.