If The 1950 F1 British Grand Prix Had Modern Graphics (70th Anniversary)
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- Опубліковано 12 тра 2020
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To celebrate 70 years since the first Formula 1 Grand Prix, here's highlights from the first ever race complete with modern graphics - also known as the Grand Prix d'Europe.
Video made possible with help from The Guild Of Motoring Writers (© 2010 All rights reserved)
Watch the full film here: bit.ly/1950DVD
Special thanks to Alex for voicing!
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Get in there, Giuseppe.
or giuseppi as they say :))
"Giuseppe, it's James..."
@@pippo9830 Funny thing, Enzo Ferrari thought that the prize was too small and deserted the Silverstone race
Nino
I know thst will be criticized by someone but could you do San Marino '94 with modern graphics?
I've heard that another italian team will join the championship starting from the next race in Monaco, it's called Ferrari and it seems to be quite strong.
pff, a few years and they will become an Alfa satellite team
I don’t know, to break through in the current climate I feel they’re gonna need some serious talent both on track and in the pits... I mean, look at those Alfa Romeos!
I can't wait to see their strategy 70 years from now
Ive seen some of their products and I can say they have some potential. Should I invest?
s🅱inalla
"...that looks to be the first retirement" literally! the first retirement!
Yep
Go to the German 2019 GP highlights for a colourised version of a 50s pitstop
Its a technique called nostalgia
They were dressed for the occation and all
@64 Monza 2019 tho
Chill dude, look at this : a black hamburger!
That's a tyre you deadass!
Black hamboiga :D
You damn legend
You got Alex Jaques, You legend.
Well that’s why I decided to subscribe
Who was him?
Capità Collons de Catalunya he’s the f2 and f3 commentator
Connect Goose Gaming and f1
No Libtard not F1
It is insane that queen Elizabeth was there, Imagine she could watch every race since the beginning!
And all of them as a queen
Queen Elizabeth mentioned isn't current queen but her mother who passed away in 2002 at the age of 101. The current queen has reigned since 1952.
Its not Elizabeth II its the wife of George VI, The Queen Mother.
Anyway Queen Elizabeth II was there.
Siniset she was probably there tho
Ladies and gentleman a short view to the past...
Happy 70th F1!
Take a trained monkey and place him into a cockpit and he is able to drive the car
Too much little many small more buttons or less? more?
Can you repeat the question?
Awesome work, Matt! Love this!
Me too
I througth that you guys hated old F1 lol
Thesucker 200 me to
@@tag2286 because they are everytime atacking to everyone who likes the old F1 spec years and such (like in 2019 canada against Dario and Ham)
@@zacjohnson452 Setsuna Yuki and Ayumu Uehara and Ai Miyashita also ever commentating an F1 race from 1950s.
Can we just appreciate that Farina beat his quali time on Lap 2 with a FULL TANK OF FUEL
I'm pretty sure they refueled back then
@@sam.s4816 they did.
I love how happy Fagioli is on the starting grid graphics.
his three letter abbreviation is just unfortunate
@@fish1313 lmao
@@fish1313 Good one
@Liam Ploetner Yes. Still the oldest race winner. And i think he'll hold this record forever
jejj kess F1 cars are way harder to drive and less dangerous than the previous year as every year it gets safer
Pitstops in 1950: 23s
Pitstops today:
Redbull: 2s
Mercedes: 50s
Ferrari: 6.9s
NICE
Williams: 1.8s
@@santiagomachado7378 1.9*
Red Bull: 1.8
6.9?
NICE
oh haha.
"If the 24 Hours of Le Mans had Formula 1 graphics"
How about F1 & MotoGP swap their graphics?😏😏
I want to see modern F1 commentated in the style of the 1950s BBC.
Nathan Gamble ua-cam.com/video/zvKgxxOFev8/v-deo.html is this enough
@@nathangamble125 The closest you get to Murray Walker is Jack Nicholls who does Formula E and was also drafted in for the Netflix DTS episode on the 2020 Bahrain Grand Prix, apparently. Jack has the same energy as Murray did in the last part of his career onwards from the 90s.
I don't think Sky would allow that. The WEC is on a different network, hence different graphics package. I actually like the WEC speedometer overlay from the front onboard on some Prototype cars.
2020 fans: "all the 2020 Cars look the same"
1950 Cars in Black and white: bro...
I liked the moments where the grey car was on screen
Sad they weren't more imaginative with their liveries, TBH...
Mikeado66 it wasn’t their fault, the FIA only allowed grey cars and grey scenery for the first few seasons. They realized though that it was hard to score that way.
I love the way P1 & 2 on the grid are just two blokes in their 40s/50s
Fagioli is the only person born in the 19th century to win an f1 gran prix 😬
Absolute legends
@@TheRealZioPapillon I guess nobody will beat that record lol
It is a surprise that Luigi Fagioli is racing at all at the time. He's easily the oldest man in the grid (in his mid 50s, I think), and is more or less retired by then. His last race before this is in 1946, and even back in the late 1930s he's already struggling with crippling rheumatism.
But he is a fighter, he tried to keep on racing in the 1937 season even if he had to walk around with a cane, and in this season, he is consistently in the top 3, able to hang around with his much younger and faster teammates.
@@pavelcerny9803 there are exactly 0 people from the 19th century that are still alive so i guess you are right 😂
These are the most beautiful highlights I've ever seen on this race! I have seen so many versions, even in high quality: Sky Sport HD, BBC, Istituto Luce, RAI, but never ever so high a detail! My poor knowledge of English (I'm using Google Translate) had never made me fully understand the race, unlike your version! I know that Liberty Media would not allow you to publish entire races, but please, I would love to be able to see other highlights of races like that between 1950 and 1969!
Yes! To know what was really going on in those 1950-69 races would be great!
I don't think there is substantially more footage. It was shot for BBC news, while I am sure the cameraman would have shot some more footage it has long been destroyed and would not have been that long. www.bbc.co.uk/sport/av/formula1/52641917. Strange to think that right up to the 1970s that even during live coverage there would be areas of the track not covered by cameras.
they didnt film entire races back then. TV wasnt as big as it was now. THis footage is gathered from all over the web from all kinds of different archives. I recommend looking at his latest video where he explains how he makes it. It took 5 months!!! This was only made through tremendous effort
and byt the way, liberty media only has rights from races in 1981 and beyond. before that there wasn't anything such as a f1 media team and everything is just shot by news camera's or spectators etc.
back then only 1% of households had television sets
This is such a massive amount of work. Wow. This deserves millions of views!
Sim dane
Hey there! You can watch full F1 1999 Season with modern graphics on my channel🙂
3:03 Hamilton pit time was much longer than that man...
Why You Bully Me?
Supercar Lover lmao
Wow, Alex Jacques was commentating since 1950, he is a legend!
I didn’t know Alex Jacques was that old
TembangKartoffel He was commentating the video, the actual commentator was someone different
@lol shit 🤣🤣🤣
LOL😄
My favourite moment was the starting grid graphics with driver pictures, shame it didn't continue lower down the grid, would be cool to relate more with those drivers from the 50-ties this way.
And makes sense, I wonder if we even have photos of all of them.
@@paulsd9255 We definitely have. A lot of the drivers in the field were vastly experienced veterans with race wins under their belt. People like Fagioli, Farina, Chiron, Etancelin, Bira, etc...
Others would later have their own victories and/or become involved in some other important teams. One of the drivers, for example, David Murray (driving a Maserati), would later form the Ecurie Ecosse racing team. The team would later be known for winning Le Mans in 1956 and 1957 in Jaguar D Types.
"Were in a land were the accents change noticeably every 25 miles”
As someone who lives in not so Great Britain I can confirm that, this is the most correct thing ever said about our country.
As a Brit as well, I can confirm this statement
Same in Italy 😂
Almost the same in the US, it’s more like you Have a New Jersey accent, Southern accent, Or a Hispanic accent, and then the usual American Italian accent, or your just no accent (mine) which is an accent in of itself
Or they don't speak English at all.
Mars Rwby mate you have an accent, you can’t not have an accent, that’s not how it works
1 - Leslie Johnson = Compressor
2 - Tony Rolt = Gearbox
3 - Peter Walker = Gearbox
4 - Eugène Martin = Oil pressure
5 - Louis Chiron = Clutch
6 - Toulo de Graffenried = Engine
7 - Geoffrey Crossley = Transmission
8 - David Murray = Engine/Overheating
9 - Prince Bira = Out of fuel
10 - Joe Kelly = Not classified
11 - Juan Manuel Fangio = Oil pipe
This was incredible to watch. We've all seen old F1 footage but putting it together like this just makes it feel more real somehow. And I love that Alex Jacques did the VO work, very cool.
It wasn't incredible to watch because YOU invaded the chat!
Amazing work Matt! Getting the one and only Alex Jacques to commentate really made it something special to watch
Seems like we weren't too far off when we said you got David Crofty in during last nights stream, Amazing work on the video Matt and having Alex Jacques there to commentate made it even better.
I had no idea Hamilton, Rosberg, and Hartley were racing back in 1950
Rookies of the season...
Could you imagine a modern F1 car on this layout of Silverstone? Might be full throttle for the entire lap!
Awesome work, Matt! I also can't believe you actually got graphics of the first ever layout of Silverstone!
Beautiful.
Shows you that despite all the years and all the changes, the spirit of racing is still the same.
Epic. Everything about it. They should showcase your video on the official website. Chapeau!
We need this kind of „remastering“ for every race prior to the 80s. 🤩
I think the F1 official YT channel and FIA themselves should hire this guy to do more historic F1 races with modern graphics if he is up for it. Its just too good watching these races like this, makes things much more understandable and for me I think its giving the drivers themselves even more respect when their names are shown on screen. Well done!
I didnt know that Hamilton also raced in 1950
And Rosberg
Poor Max Chilton...
I was impressed at the impersonation of one of the F1 commentators before checking the description and realizing its LITERALLY alex jaques
Dear Matt,
Superbly done, most enjoyable. More of this, please!
One addition you may consider: Adding the world championship standings after that first race, just as it is done at the end of the races usually. It would run:
Nino Farina 9 (8 for the win, 1 for fastest lap)
Luigi Fagioli 6
Reg Parnell 4
Yves Giraud-Cabantous 3
Louis Rosier 2
Greetings and a happy 2022!
Rolando Monello
1:45 yeah, it looks like "first" retirement
this is insane.. I would love the whole season of 1950 in these type of highlights
What an incredible job, thank you for making the most beautiful highlight of the first GP.
This video is so underrated, they have to show it on TV or something like that. This video really put a smile on my face, it's so legit, kudos for your efforts!!!
I was surprised that you actually mamaged to get Alex Jacques to commentate this....
Absolutely great work mate....!
This is just magnificent. I've been watching all the old seasons and trying to piece together what I can find from UA-cam videos and race reports, but it's not quite the same as modern day. I would throw money all over something like this if it was ever created for old season reviews.
So much respect, 5 months of work have payed off amazingly, well done!
Fantastic! great work. Can't believe Alex jacques was the special guest
Oh my, what a masterpiece..
Great job, Matt..
Oh, my goodness! That's absolutely brilliant!
Amazing video... Keep it up Matt! 🙌👏
Amazingly detailed, what a great video!
Fagioli: "We have one push yes?"
Engineer: "Yes. But we agreed not to use it against each other."
Fagioli: "I do not remember that!"
:P
This is an excellent production that you can be very proud of.
Hi! You can watch F1 99 Season with modern graphics and 25-points system on my channel🙂
Amazing. One of the best contents about formula 1 on UA-cam. Congratulations!
Outstanding. Thanks for sharing this footage in such a great way 👍
Grazie, ragazzi! Forza Alfa Romeo!
"Accents change noticeably every 25 miles" More like every town in Britain has their own accents
As everywhere in Europe. Only in Russia you have only one dialect over 12 timezones from Kaliningrad to the coast of Alaska....
@@chriss4154 they don't have accents in russia? That seems unbelievable
This is amazing, great work. Hope you will do more classic races.
Postproduction on this is absolutely insane, Great Work!
I found this interesting that the first ever Grand Prix was held at Silver stone and how F1 cars looked back then, how you managed to make the video quality good and how many reitrements happened back then... Overall amazing video
It really put another perspective to the race.
That was awesome! :D Very nice graphics and nicely commented :D
One of the best videos on UA-cam! Incredible. I wish it was a bit longer :)
You deserve 100 times more subs
Wait... so Hamilton and rosberg were already battling each other at this time cause if you look at the tower... ROS and HAM so I guess that rivalry started early.
Jokes aside, that's actually Louis Rosier and David Hampshire. Louis Rosier won Le Mans that year, driving for nearly the whole 24 hours, his son Jean-Louis only drove the car for a few laps before the finish.
Great concept, and well done. So many more classic races to call
Wow! This is awesome! Well done! Great job! 🏁🏎️
A good job from the crew a 25 sec pit stop
Redbull 2019: Haha
1:25 and Pirelli was there already :D
Pirelli were the tyre supplier for Alfa Romeo and Ferrari in 1950 just like they are now 70 years later
This is absolutely incredible. Above and beyond all expectations, the production quality is really impressive.
Magnificent work!
Would love to watch the full race with modern graphics.
Those cars were that long so they could fit their balls within it.
Dude. I absolutely love this. They should hire you to do all the videos they have like this for people and new racers to study!!
The best thing I’ve ever seen. Congrats mate !
Fangio, it's james.
Hi! You can watch F1 1999 Season with modern graphics and 25-points system on my channel🙂
*For things like this, i love the internet*
This is like top class editing.... Great job!!
Amazing video man! Thank you so much!
Imagine those drivers and crew could see how cars are today aftet 70 years
The difference between modern F1 and classic F1 is amazing.
It all changed with Collin Chapman and the original Team Lotus in the 70s. It's thanks to him that we have the wings and other aero parts today.
Great work !! 🏁🏁🏁
Super cool, awesome Alex did it!
didn’t know hamilton was in the sport since 1950
Juan Manuel Fangio is a good driver, but to succeed he needs to keep his car in one peice.
Hi! You can watch F1 1999 Season with modern graphics and 25-points system on my channel🙂
Incredible work mate .
This is just awesome.
Fun fact: the car that became the first retirement, Leslie Johnson's ERA, is being restored at the moment, for a return to historic racing!
3:03 "I could double that pitstop time", said Hamilton.
Maximilian Nguyen haha lol
Ahah, I can hear that in his voice!
Very cleverly done - still prefer the old way, today we have excitable young boys trying to create drama when there isn't any - F1 meets Showbiz !
This is an amazing video! Well done! Really liked it 👏👏👏😊
Fantastic work my dude, you nailed again!
3:08 that stop is still faster than 2020 Ferrari pit stop
It's evolving,just backwards
4:00 Damn Hamilton P9
Great job. Thx for that video 👍🏽
Oh wow, that’s so cool! Wish the video was upscaled too. Awesome stuff.
Should've gotten Davide Valsecchi to make it even more fun!
Good video anyway, enjoyed it
Alpha Romeo 1-2-3!!
Unbelievable creativity!! So well done! Amazing job dude
Great job! Would love to see races from the 80's like this!
04:38 He looks like Jim Parsons
But wow, Lewis Hamilton was allready racing?? Wow
Nico Rosberg and Brendan Hartley, too.
This is incredible. Keep them coming!
*Dude YOU are too good! Wow thanks to give us things like that since a long time now !*