I follow Formula 1 for almost 20 years. This is one of the most complete, easy to understand and in depth video I've ever seen. A truly amazing video, Cleo, thank you!
I don't understand how you have managed to keep a die hard formula one fan engaged for an entire video covering the basics. But you sure did. Incredible
Shes smart and pretty she could captivate vegans while taking about meat processing plants. Her videos are great but her looks dont hurt anything either.
@@TheDude2111 Eh there's plenty of pretty people. She actually has a great attitude, an infectious smile and presents in a fun way that makes everything come together.
@@TheDude2111 And she's excited! It's not just "go and do this reporting bit about this thing", it's "i've waited for so long to be able to do this!" That helps a lot. It's infectious.
I have no idea how many US viewers know how "huge" it is that Cleo got this. There are international sports journalist veterans that could only DREAM of this sort of access. Props to you, Cleo!
Yes, and no. Getting in the car (albeit last years with the engine removed) - Massive Factory tour? They run those daily (I've done several, including with Jack who is a great source of knowledge) - They had those metal samples around to visitors etc. Still, an amazing video.
I'm a long time F1 fan (30+ years) and this is probably one of the best summaries and quick documentaries about what's fascinating about the sport ever. Really, really well done.
what I liked was the vorteces explanation. Even F1 TV pundits only ever talk about the visual stuff and its importance, while 90% of the performance is invisible.
I absolutely agree! This is really good and short documentary. I really enjoyed seeing your exitement and awe about the science behind the different parts of a F1 Car and the teamwork.
She missed the most important technology built into the cars a Kenetic Energy Recovery System which harvests energy from braking into electrical energy that then can be used in squirts for overtaking or defending and that is limited each lap, is refreshed as you cross the start/finish line each lap and is used at the drivers discretion via a button on the steering wheel.
Absolutely agree. To have such an access at RB, who hide a lot about the car at the launch every new season. I haven't seen such a video in last 15-20 years. Great .
15:40 All the normal workers in the background wondering how this youtuber got access to something they had to sign their lives away for in a "death before dishonor" confidentiality contact.
@@papadajnia268 you are not a real F1 fan, just an oldtime poser that got rusty and doesn`t enjoy the sport enough / doesn`t have the patience to appreciate new eras
@@andret.t.2408 you are just a troll that knows nothing about real F1 history. Every real F1 fan knows that F1 was way better back in the day of being completely unlimited with limited rules. Modern day F1 is an absolute joke now, same as all the other woke sports and racing divisions. Humanity has added way to many rules TO EVERYTHING IN HUMANITY.
That case it would be one hour documentary and it wouldn't be anything original, the format they using now allow them to do season after season, so the choice is obvious no matter which one is better
I've watched almost every F1 race since around 1988 and have to say that Cleo has absolutely nailed this video. Great, great work. Also, that one RB car that has a really different paintjob to all the rest - RB3 from 2007 British GP - not a successful car but it has thousands of tiny photos of 'fans' all over it, one of which is my dad (I got him that as a birthday present)!
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She missed the most important technology built into the cars a Kenetic Energy Recovery System which harvests energy from braking into electrical energy that then can be used in squirts for overtaking or defending and that is limited each lap, is refreshed as you cross the start/finish line each lap and is used at the drivers discretion via a button on the steering wheel.
I've followed F1 for 50 years. Never heard a better presentation of team performance and what goes on behind the scenes. Well done and well put together.
She missed the most important technology built into the cars a Kenetic Energy Recovery System which harvests energy from braking into electrical energy that then can be used in squirts for overtaking or defending and that is limited each lap, is refreshed as you cross the start/finish line each lap and is used at the drivers discretion via a button on the steering wheel.
The fact you also got to talk to Hannah is insane. She has been running the strats for a few years now and she has always been on point. Insane experience and even as a long time F1 fan it was absolutly amazing
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Cleo, I have absolutely no idea how you managed to score this inside look into F1...my inner child could barely contain my excitement for the full 24 minutes. I hope to see more of this F1 content in future!
Cleo can reach an audience outside the normal racecar fandom. I myself am not much of an F1 fan, (the only popular motorsport that remotely interests me is rally racing,) but I've been coming by Cleo's channel for her science content for ages. This makes her kind of an ideal host for bringing the "nerdier" side of F1 racing to a broader audience. (Personally, this is the only reason I'm really interested in F1 at all; I love the engineering and I study aerodynamics as a hobby, so there's a lot to appreciate, design-wise, in F1, and I care about that more than the competitive aspect of the sport itself. Cleo is the perfect ambassador for "my kind" of people.) Plus, I mean, motorsports are predominately followed by male fans. Having a female presenter with this much _genuine_ enthusiasm for the sport is basic just free advertising for FIA, (or Red Bull in particular, in this case,) because it's more likely to appeal to an otherwise potentially ambivalent female audience. And given her background in covering science and engineering topics, it's a fair bet that she can actually understand and convey the important principles involved in F1 racing in a way that resonates with her existing fan base. From a marketing perspective this was a really smart move.
I've been following F1 since around 1983, and as many others have said in the comments, this is one of the best documentaries I've watched on F1. Very, very well done. What sets it apart from other documentaries is the scope, showing that everything, the car design, manufacture, pit crew, drivers, and strategy, must work at their peak. It was really cool to see Hannah Schmitz representing the strategy team. Red Bull's strategy has been just perfect; it's mind-boggling how they can get it right every single time, even when the strategy seems odd for a fan (one of those "why are they doing that?!" moments), and then after the race is usually "yeah, they were spot-on on the strategy". Great video.
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Try it bro, you can ride the highest speed train for the first time in Southeast Asia. The highest speed is 350 kilometers per hour, the Indonesian fast train Jakarta - Bandung, the newest, most sophisticated in Southeast Asia, the first,.the way to the beautiful and comfortable and beautiful and cool and cool city of Bandung, thank you sis and Ka..*,*
Im 116 years old and have been watching f1 since I was twice and I have to say, without a doubt, this is the best video thats ever been made since the invention of space and time.
Dear @F1. This is the type of content we want to see. Thank you Cleo for making this. I hope this brings new fans to F1 and appreciate the technical and logistical talent that goes into F1, not just the fastest driver.
- This video is a MASTERPIECE! Entertaining and didactic, perfect combo. - The infrastructure behind the video and specially F1 is unbelivable, the fact that they have a Control Room speaks for itself. - The pilot has to decorate all the buttons, maintain the eyes at the track while races, listen&respond to the engineering team, attack or defend positions, at-the-same-time. Bravo!!
I am myself a mechanical engineer and Formula 1 fan since my young age. I sometime struggle to make others understand why this is a wounderful sport. It is much more than just the races. I think this video is a great way to introduce people to all of this. Thank you Cleo!!!!
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Try it bro, you can ride the highest speed train for the first time in Southeast Asia. The highest speed is 350 kilometers per hour, the Indonesian fast train Jakarta - Bandung, the newest, most sophisticated in Southeast Asia, the first,.the way to the beautiful and comfortable and beautiful and cool and cool city of Bandung, thank you sis and Ka..*,*
Question" What's formula 1 all about?" Best answer: this video. I don't know if their is an Oscar equivalent for UA-cam videos but this would be my hands down nomination for writing, presenting and editing! Awsome video
Hi Cleo, Hope you had a fantastic time at our factory and with the race team at pre-season testing! It’s a shame I didn’t bump into you as that would have been wild but glad you had such a great time and really appreciated the access given on site. Fantastic job with this video! It is arguably the best F1 explanatory/introductory video I have seen in a very long time. Succinct and yet detailed with lots of information. A great lesson for new (and hopefully future new) fans of F1! Thank you for sharing our sport with so many people who may not have otherwise seen it and for shedding a light on the immense amount of work and complexity we put into every car!
Hey would you guys mind making the car a bit slower so I can at least have false hope for leclerc? All jokes aside it must be a dream to work for a team that well engineered itself, as much as you all frustrate F1 fans there's nothing but respect.
I gotta say, Cleo, the amount of passion with which you speak (not even talking about the "what" you speak, just the "how") is bringing me to the edge of tears. You're like a kid in the funpark, and I love it. You're doing an amazing job.
Try it bro, you can ride the highest speed train for the first time in Southeast Asia. The highest speed is 350 kilometers per hour, the Indonesian fast train Jakarta - Bandung, the newest, most sophisticated in Southeast Asia, the first,.the way to the beautiful and comfortable and beautiful and cool and cool city of Bandung, thank you sis and Ka..*,*
Try it bro, you can ride the highest speed train for the first time in Southeast Asia. The highest speed is 350 kilometers per hour, the Indonesian fast train Jakarta - Bandung, the newest, most sophisticated in Southeast Asia, the first,.the way to the beautiful and comfortable and beautiful and cool and cool city of Bandung, thank you sis and Ka..*,*
Try it bro, you can ride the highest speed train for the first time in Southeast Asia. The highest speed is 350 kilometers per hour, the Indonesian fast train Jakarta - Bandung, the newest, most sophisticated in Southeast Asia, the first,.the way to the beautiful and comfortable and beautiful and cool and cool city of Bandung, thank you sis and Ka..*,*
Try it bro, you can ride the highest speed train for the first time in Southeast Asia. The highest speed is 350 kilometers per hour, the Indonesian fast train Jakarta - Bandung, the newest, most sophisticated in Southeast Asia, the first,.the way to the beautiful and comfortable and beautiful and cool and cool city of Bandung, thank you sis and Ka..*,*
Dyed in the wool F1 fans may cringe at the thought of a non-F1 person trying to explain what is happening. Cleo on the other hand impressed me no end. Clear and to the point. Well done.
Definitely leave your misconceptions at the door mate. Americans are falling in love with F1. Embarrassing that NASCAR racing has had such a stronghold on the average racing fan in the USA. open wheel racing is so much more entertaining than watching oval racing
Well done👏👏👏👏!!! And, after 45 year of being big fan of F1, and 32 years as motoring journalist, I can only congratulate you and your team on this video!
This is the best insight into F1 on UA-cam. So perfectly hosted and explained. I can't believe how much I learned, and I've been watching F1 since the Jackie Stewart days.
This is by far one of the most engaging and comprehensive videos of F1 that I have ever seen, not only on UA-cam but in my life. Such an honest, fresh and enjoyable journalism for viewers. Cheers Cleo!
The fact that you got the once in a lifetime chance to film world champion Red Bull and Max Verstappen team is simply awesome. One of the best ever shows ever. It gives us great insight of the thousand people involved in bringing up F1 cars on a race track.
Insanely jealous of the kind of access you got in the factory. Fantastic video that should be in every F1 fans bookmarks for when they need to explain to people why we love the sport so much.
Try it bro, you can ride the highest speed train for the first time in Southeast Asia. The highest speed is 350 kilometers per hour, the Indonesian fast train Jakarta - Bandung, the newest, most sophisticated in Southeast Asia, the first,.the way to the beautiful and comfortable and beautiful and cool and cool city of Bandung, thank you sis and Ka..*,*
Try it bro, you can ride the highest speed train for the first time in Southeast Asia. The highest speed is 350 kilometers per hour, the Indonesian fast train Jakarta - Bandung, the newest, most sophisticated in Southeast Asia, the first,.the way to the beautiful and comfortable and beautiful and cool and cool city of Bandung, thank you sis and Ka..*,*
An interesting characteristic of modern f1 engines is that they doesn´t use a direct sparkplug for igniting the mixture, the use a pre combustion chamber (turbulent jet ignition) to inject jets of fire to the cylinder chamber (it´s like a mini flamethrower inside each cylinder). This allows the engine to be able to achieve complete combustion with very lean air/fuel mixture, this is one of the reasons of the high thermal efficiency of these engines. Is great to start seeing this technology arriving to road cars, like the Maserati MC20. Great video btw!
You literally showed so much. I am new to the fandom so i didn't know much and have been going through videos to videos trying to understand the Formula 1. A lot of those videos are just people yapping and not talking about real thing that goes on to these cars and the one who makes these cars. This video gave a brief idea on how it works and not just that but seeing all of the engineers and other workers working for the best car was so good. It gave me goosebumps. I want to work for Formula 1 one day and this video gave me little idea on what to expect. Watching everyone put so much effort on to these cars is mind blowing. Thank you so much for the video!!! You earned another subscriber Cleo
Lifelong F1 lover and also an engineer. But this, holy smokes, this is like candy land that you got access to. And then you explained it in such easy to understand but deep detail. Thank for putting together amazing experiences like this and content. Rewatched it again with my little daughter and she's happy she got to see "Super Max" talking to "Science Lady". Well done Cleo, well done. Officially subscribed today, looking forward to checking out more of your content.
Try it bro, you can ride the highest speed train for the first time in Southeast Asia. The highest speed is 350 kilometers per hour, the Indonesian fast train Jakarta - Bandung, the newest, most sophisticated in Southeast Asia, the first,.the way to the beautiful and comfortable and beautiful and cool and cool city of Bandung, thank you sis and Ka..*,*
Try it bro, you can ride the highest speed train for the first time in Southeast Asia. The highest speed is 350 kilometers per hour, the Indonesian fast train Jakarta - Bandung, the newest, most sophisticated in Southeast Asia, the first,.the way to the beautiful and comfortable and beautiful and cool and cool city of Bandung, thank you sis and Ka..*,*
The FIA should pay you massive royalties for this video. It should be linked on their site. I'm an old dude and longtime F1 fan. This is the best video explaining the process that I've ever seen. Fantastic job!
Man the amount of human work that goes into that makes a tough guy like me very emotional. Every time I see something like this I feel hope. Thanks Cleo.
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I’ve been watching F1 since ‘99 and would easily recommend this video to both old heads like myself, as well as new fans to the sport. Great work Cleo! Also seeing you and Max together is a surreal moment of my worlds colliding 🙌🏾
@@fleialex I was about to say something similar. I feel so privileged to have seen the likes of Hunt, Lauda, Gilles Villeneuve, Alan Jones and many more heroes of old. The first season I can actively remember is '78 and that's the year I saw my first in real life GP at Zandvoort. I've been to many many more races since. Pops and me were die hard Lauda fans.
@@likilikiki Saw my first races on TV in 1970 with Jochen Rindt, Jack Brabham, Jacky Stewart etc... was sucked into it and obviously being an Austrian, Niki Lauda became my superhero, Posters all over the place in my room. First live races I went to was however in the early 80s Turbo Era, that was mega impressive.
I've watched F1 since 1985, never been able to afford to go. But it's the most amazing sport. There's nothing quite like lights out and the first corner. Always incredible. Cleo, you did a fantastic job of explaining how it all works. Your enthusiasm is infectious and I absolutely love everything you do.
Yes. And you're not alone. I was partially green with envy because Cleo got to SIT IN THE CAR (granted, I'm pretty sure I'm WAY too tall to fit anyways but still)
I've been watching Formula 1 since 1978. I'm Canadian and I started watching when Gilles Villeneuve was racing for Ferrari. After watching your video, I can honestly say this is the first time I've been jealous. Thank you for that insite, I enjoyed it.
Your mistake on the direction of the Bahrain race track has been forgiven by your shear joy to be in, around and involved in Formula One. You truly enjoyed every second of making this video. I love it.
This is single-handedly the best video to show what Formula 1 is all about. Your video production is through the roof and the visual proof is amazing. Though my F1 bias might shine through, this is one of the best videos on UA-cam
It’s so cool to see another American so HUGELY excited about F1! Most everyone I know thinks I’m always talking about Indy car when I’m trying to explain F1 to them.
Just watched your episode and I had blast. As a lifelong F1 fan I can appreciate your enthusiasm and energy while making it. Not everybody can transmit what really goes on behind the scenes and you have done a mega job. Thank you, thank you, thank you !!!!
I've become a big Formula 1 fan over the last few years. I always knew that a tremendous amount of innovation and collaboration went into building a winning Formula 1 car, but this film blew my mind just how much. I'm in awe of those who get to do this for a living. One of the best videos I've ever watched on UA-cam.
This is really probably one of the best F1 videos ever made. Or at least maybe the best I've found. The amount of access you got is insane, countless automotive journalists would kill for this. I think it'd be cool if one of the teams released something like this after a major regulation change covering the previous regulations, showing how they built the engine, some of the aerodynamic intricacies of that generation, etc. Very unlikely that'd ever happen as I'd imagine even that could give out secrets, but this is about as close as anyone's gonna get otherwise. What a great video.
By the way, happy to see you met the tyrannosaurus of F1, Max Verstappen, gobling up almost all the wins in 2023. And yes, made it to the end of the description 😆 And I come back regularly to this video because it's the best of it's sort by a country mile
This is not only your best video, but it’s the best piece of media I’ve seen on formula 1 in years. Well done! As a longtime fan, it’s been such a blast seeing f1 become popular in the US. It truly is the marriage of what is possible with engineering and human talent in the car.
15+ years of F1, seen it all, doc-wise. Most documentaries leave you stranded at the starting grid. But Cleo's video? Pole position winner! Crisp, informative, captures the F1 adrenaline rush perfectly. This explanation laps the competition (even F1!). Seriously, Cleo, thanks for this amazing video! 🏎
I love the way your video explained the basics so clearly and the way you asked questions! I can see your sincere appreciation and happiness on what you were seeing! Great job Cleo!👏😍🥰
You really do justice to the science, technology, and human community. Absolutely killer video. I have been a mechatronics engineer for 25 years for a company that builds big yellow stuff. I am also an avid gear head and F1 race fan. I dont get much downtime but I love spending it; watching your videos with my daughters. This one was extremely well done and super enjoyable!!!! Thank you!
This may be the most in depth video I've ever seen about an f1 car and every sinlge piece and part that goes into it lol. Insanely incredible work and this is true passion with content. Great job!!
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Try it bro, you can ride the highest speed train for the first time in Southeast Asia. The highest speed is 350 kilometers per hour, the Indonesian fast train Jakarta - Bandung, the newest, most sophisticated in Southeast Asia, the first,.the way to the beautiful and comfortable and beautiful and cool and cool city of Bandung, thank you sis and Ka..*,*
What a fantastic video! Your enthusiasm at the factory and the F1 circuit is infectious. I particularly enjoyed the part where you touched the tyre to explain its temperature 19:48 . It's like trying to understand how hot a Tyrannosaurus rex's breath was-fascinating yet challenging!
As a huge F1 fan for many years, I loved every minute of this! One of your best videos.
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Wow, I’ve been a f1 fan for 25+ years and this video is soooo good. It’s insane. The start when you have dots and arrows got the opposite way of the track really annoyed me, but actually it doesn’t matter. The rest of the video was so good. This channel is one of my favourites. The videos are amazing.
This is by far the best comprehensive Formula 1 video I’ve ever seen that you can show to someone new to the sport or someone who has watched forever. So good!!!
Collaboration!!! YES!!! Humans accomplish SO MUCH MORE working together. I LOVE the way you've highlighted the army of engineers, technicians, artists and others that make up these race teams. That they can each make it work is astounding, and as you've shown, truly hopeful.
Cleo, you never cease to amaze me with your content. I've watched F1 since 1994 and I'm 38 and you made this "old" fan sit and enjoy watching you talk about a team I do not like haha. You're amazing at your job, your content is top notch, genuinely amazing stuff and I hope you reach more and more viewers because we need more content from you as you make me more excited about life. Take care! 🎉❤🎉
Great Video Cleo, and the animations are great. But I did notice some mistakes in this. 0:55 DRS flaps hinge from the top, not the middle 5:33 Wrong direction around Bahrain Circuit 7:31 Same wrong DRS animation 15:16 It's Energy Recovery System, not Reduction. That would defeat the point of the system 15:43 The 2026 Cars will run on Synthetic Fuels too. These videos are great and I'm really glad someone with your talents is making these videos, keep up the good work Also, Carbon Fibre was introduced by McLaren in the 80's
Not true about the drs flap, look at the red bull live or even other teams like Ferrari Aston etc. You can check the FP2 highlights if you'd like. Also just look at the footage in this video lol
@@maximbeekenkamp3342 They clearly hinge from the top and not the middle. 1:06 in the FP2 footage from this weekends Aus GP shows it. The point of it hinging there is to maximise the gap between the bottom plane and the top plane. Hinging in the middle would create more drag. Also at 8:32 in this video we can see the hinge points on the rear wing, and they're at the top of the wing plane instead of the middle.
Can we please get an uncut version of the interviews? Or even better, the whole thing? Would love to see more of the conversations you had with everyone! Great video, probably the best F1 introductory video out there.
This is my DREAM to visit and see these cars up close, I have been a fan of F1 since my dad sat me down to watch my first race in 1998 aged 6. Thank you for a hugely informative video 😊 it is mind blowing how much technology, science etc. goes into these cars.
I follow Formula 1 for almost 20 years. This is one of the most complete, easy to understand and in depth video I've ever seen. A truly amazing video, Cleo, thank you!
Fully agree. Been watching f1 since 2000 as a young baby.
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Was going to comment the same
100%, not even F1 has done a video as good as this
So true@@JoshyB_1608
I don't understand how you have managed to keep a die hard formula one fan engaged for an entire video covering the basics. But you sure did. Incredible
Shes smart and pretty she could captivate vegans while taking about meat processing plants. Her videos are great but her looks dont hurt anything either.
@@TheDude2111 Eh there's plenty of pretty people. She actually has a great attitude, an infectious smile and presents in a fun way that makes everything come together.
Because it wasn't about the basics. The video is mostly stuff that you don't normally see or have access to.
I know how…
@@TheDude2111 And she's excited! It's not just "go and do this reporting bit about this thing", it's "i've waited for so long to be able to do this!" That helps a lot. It's infectious.
I have no idea how many US viewers know how "huge" it is that Cleo got this. There are international sports journalist veterans that could only DREAM of this sort of access. Props to you, Cleo!
As an American, I know formula one is like a combination of the Super Bowl and the march madness for a lot of people who are from Europe.
Carlos, exactly.
It's absolutely insane
She's great!!
Yes, and no.
Getting in the car (albeit last years with the engine removed) - Massive
Factory tour? They run those daily (I've done several, including with Jack who is a great source of knowledge) - They had those metal samples around to visitors etc.
Still, an amazing video.
Fun Fact : Red Bull runs an energy drink division as a side business
side?😭😭bro thats the main thing...all this is a side thing and therr are maaaannyy more sides
@@bojosimphafe2945its a joke😭😭😭
think oracle is the main thing
Enzo Farrari said in an interview that he js more interested in Ferrari racing than the car company, and is using the car company to fund the racing
I always wondered how many drinks they have to sell to do all the things that they do...
I'm a long time F1 fan (30+ years) and this is probably one of the best summaries and quick documentaries about what's fascinating about the sport ever. Really, really well done.
I agree. Great video.
what I liked was the vorteces explanation. Even F1 TV pundits only ever talk about the visual stuff and its importance, while 90% of the performance is invisible.
I absolutely agree! This is really good and short documentary. I really enjoyed seeing your exitement and awe about the science behind the different parts of a F1 Car and the teamwork.
I can only agree to that.
She missed the most important technology built into the cars a Kenetic Energy Recovery System which harvests energy from braking into electrical energy that then can be used in squirts for overtaking or defending and that is limited each lap, is refreshed as you cross the start/finish line each lap and is used at the drivers discretion via a button on the steering wheel.
The access you were given is a testament to how well you’re respected. The video you’ve produced justifies that respect.
Absolutely agree. To have such an access at RB, who hide a lot about the car at the launch every new season. I haven't seen such a video in last 15-20 years. Great .
She's smart and rather attractive. A lot of guys would try and help her out on that basis alone without asking for anything in return
I am not kidding you. This video gave me goosebumps because what you are doing in this video is a dream for many F1 fans.
Now, this channel definitely deserves a subscribe.
Amazing
15:40 All the normal workers in the background wondering how this youtuber got access to something they had to sign their lives away for in a "death before dishonor" confidentiality contact.
I'm 42 years old and I'm a F1 fan since I was 9. I can tell that this is one of the best videos I've ever seen.
this nooo f1 anymore ... v8 v10 v12 was ....
@@papadajnia268 you are not a real F1 fan, just an oldtime poser that got rusty and doesn`t enjoy the sport enough / doesn`t have the patience to appreciate new eras
Watching since '92 as a little kid back then almost every race!
@@andret.t.2408 you are just a troll that knows nothing about real F1 history.
Every real F1 fan knows that F1 was way better back in the day of being completely unlimited with limited rules.
Modern day F1 is an absolute joke now, same as all the other woke sports and racing divisions.
Humanity has added way to many rules TO EVERYTHING IN HUMANITY.
This is what I would have liked Netflix's drive to survive series to have been about.
If only that was the case
Couldn't have said it better myself
That case it would be one hour documentary and it wouldn't be anything original, the format they using now allow them to do season after season, so the choice is obvious no matter which one is better
you mean you don't like the fake drama and soap opera treatment?!
I would love a new F1 netlfix show like this, make them both!
I got so HYPED when they played “DUH DUH DUH DUH MAX VAERSTAPPEN”
I've watched almost every F1 race since around 1988 and have to say that Cleo has absolutely nailed this video. Great, great work.
Also, that one RB car that has a really different paintjob to all the rest - RB3 from 2007 British GP - not a successful car but it has thousands of tiny photos of 'fans' all over it, one of which is my dad (I got him that as a birthday present)!
Try it bro, you can ride the highest speed train for the first time in Southeast Asia. The highest speed is 350 kilometers per hour, the Indonesian fast train Jakarta - Bandung, the newest, most sophisticated in Southeast Asia, the first,.the way to the beautiful and comfortable and beautiful and cool and cool city of Bandung, thank you sis and Ka..*,*
Try it bro, you can ride the highest speed train for the first time in Southeast Asia. The highest speed is 350 kilometers per hour, the Indonesian fast train Jakarta - Bandung, the newest, most sophisticated in Southeast Asia, the first,.the way to the beautiful and comfortable and beautiful and cool and cool city of Bandung, thank you sis and Ka..*,*
She missed the most important technology built into the cars a Kenetic Energy Recovery System which harvests energy from braking into electrical energy that then can be used in squirts for overtaking or defending and that is limited each lap, is refreshed as you cross the start/finish line each lap and is used at the drivers discretion via a button on the steering wheel.
I've followed F1 for 50 years. Never heard a better presentation of team performance and what goes on behind the scenes. Well done and well put together.
She missed the most important technology built into the cars a Kenetic Energy Recovery System which harvests energy from braking into electrical energy that then can be used in squirts for overtaking or defending and that is limited each lap, is refreshed as you cross the start/finish line each lap and is used at the drivers discretion via a button on the steering wheel.
The fact you also got to talk to Hannah is insane. She has been running the strats for a few years now and she has always been on point. Insane experience and even as a long time F1 fan it was absolutly amazing
Try it bro, you can ride the highest speed train for the first time in Southeast Asia. The highest speed is 350 kilometers per hour, the Indonesian fast train Jakarta - Bandung, the newest, most sophisticated in Southeast Asia, the first,.the way to the beautiful and comfortable and beautiful and cool and cool city of Bandung, thank you sis and Ka..*,*
Try it bro, you can ride the highest speed train for the first time in Southeast Asia. The highest speed is 350 kilometers per hour, the Indonesian fast train Jakarta - Bandung, the newest, most sophisticated in Southeast Asia, the first,.the way to the beautiful and comfortable and beautiful and cool and cool city of Bandung, thank you sis and Ka..*,*
Cleo, I have absolutely no idea how you managed to score this inside look into F1...my inner child could barely contain my excitement for the full 24 minutes. I hope to see more of this F1 content in future!
The dark side of me could guess how. But the better part of me would just say "well done".
@@seedy80heard she shared coco pops with the team principal
there’s always an exchange
Cleo can reach an audience outside the normal racecar fandom. I myself am not much of an F1 fan, (the only popular motorsport that remotely interests me is rally racing,) but I've been coming by Cleo's channel for her science content for ages. This makes her kind of an ideal host for bringing the "nerdier" side of F1 racing to a broader audience. (Personally, this is the only reason I'm really interested in F1 at all; I love the engineering and I study aerodynamics as a hobby, so there's a lot to appreciate, design-wise, in F1, and I care about that more than the competitive aspect of the sport itself. Cleo is the perfect ambassador for "my kind" of people.)
Plus, I mean, motorsports are predominately followed by male fans. Having a female presenter with this much _genuine_ enthusiasm for the sport is basic just free advertising for FIA, (or Red Bull in particular, in this case,) because it's more likely to appeal to an otherwise potentially ambivalent female audience. And given her background in covering science and engineering topics, it's a fair bet that she can actually understand and convey the important principles involved in F1 racing in a way that resonates with her existing fan base. From a marketing perspective this was a really smart move.
This is by far the best comprehensive video ever about formula one!
Well done Cleo for this amazing and fantastic ride!
This was not comprehensive at all but it was a very well done quick start guide...
I've been following F1 since around 1983, and as many others have said in the comments, this is one of the best documentaries I've watched on F1. Very, very well done. What sets it apart from other documentaries is the scope, showing that everything, the car design, manufacture, pit crew, drivers, and strategy, must work at their peak. It was really cool to see Hannah Schmitz representing the strategy team. Red Bull's strategy has been just perfect; it's mind-boggling how they can get it right every single time, even when the strategy seems odd for a fan (one of those "why are they doing that?!" moments), and then after the race is usually "yeah, they were spot-on on the strategy". Great video.
Try it bro, you can ride the highest speed train for the first time in Southeast Asia. The highest speed is 350 kilometers per hour, the Indonesian fast train Jakarta - Bandung, the newest, most sophisticated in Southeast Asia, the first,.the way to the beautiful and comfortable and beautiful and cool and cool city of Bandung, thank you sis and Ka..*,*
Try it bro, you can ride the highest speed train for the first time in Southeast Asia. The highest speed is 350 kilometers per hour, the Indonesian fast train Jakarta - Bandung, the newest, most sophisticated in Southeast Asia, the first,.the way to the beautiful and comfortable and beautiful and cool and cool city of Bandung, thank you sis and Ka..*,*
Im 116 years old and have been watching f1 since I was twice and I have to say, without a doubt, this is the best video thats ever been made since the invention of space and time.
to more healthy years to come
@@keke7799
-*Two more healthy years-
💀💀💀💀💀💀😭😭
Time travel imminent 👁🌍
bro go to school lol
Dear @F1. This is the type of content we want to see. Thank you Cleo for making this. I hope this brings new fans to F1 and appreciate the technical and logistical talent that goes into F1, not just the fastest driver.
This…THIS is the kind of stuff you need to be giving us on the F1 TV app! I’d pay double immediately for this kind of content.
- This video is a MASTERPIECE! Entertaining and didactic, perfect combo.
- The infrastructure behind the video and specially F1 is unbelivable, the fact that they have a Control Room speaks for itself.
- The pilot has to decorate all the buttons, maintain the eyes at the track while races, listen&respond to the engineering team, attack or defend positions, at-the-same-time.
Bravo!!
CLEO AND MAX TOGETHER?!? my worlds are colliding 😭
multiverse of madness
I want to be her sooo bad lol
yeah is armageddon comingor....im worried but i more then loved it
Also, they have the same butt size.
I’m not even a Red Bull fan but this is amazing!
Nice score! Max doesn't do too many of these videos.
Well who can say no to those big puppy eyes and bright smile 😇
yeah f1 is just his weekend hobby, his actual day job is livestreaming on Twitch
That’s what I was thinking
@@H.e.I.m.D.a.L.L yeah, I also wouldn't be able to say no to Max
@@H.e.I.m.D.a.L.LGenuine enthousiasm and effort is probably more important for Kelly Piquet's boyfriend.
I am myself a mechanical engineer and Formula 1 fan since my young age. I sometime struggle to make others understand why this is a wounderful sport. It is much more than just the races. I think this video is a great way to introduce people to all of this. Thank you Cleo!!!!
Try it bro, you can ride the highest speed train for the first time in Southeast Asia. The highest speed is 350 kilometers per hour, the Indonesian fast train Jakarta - Bandung, the newest, most sophisticated in Southeast Asia, the first,.the way to the beautiful and comfortable and beautiful and cool and cool city of Bandung, thank you sis and Ka..*,*
Try it bro, you can ride the highest speed train for the first time in Southeast Asia. The highest speed is 350 kilometers per hour, the Indonesian fast train Jakarta - Bandung, the newest, most sophisticated in Southeast Asia, the first,.the way to the beautiful and comfortable and beautiful and cool and cool city of Bandung, thank you sis and Ka..*,*
Question" What's formula 1 all about?" Best answer: this video. I don't know if their is an Oscar equivalent for UA-cam videos but this would be my hands down nomination for writing, presenting and editing! Awsome video
Hi Cleo,
Hope you had a fantastic time at our factory and with the race team at pre-season testing! It’s a shame I didn’t bump into you as that would have been wild but glad you had such a great time and really appreciated the access given on site.
Fantastic job with this video! It is arguably the best F1 explanatory/introductory video I have seen in a very long time. Succinct and yet detailed with lots of information. A great lesson for new (and hopefully future new) fans of F1! Thank you for sharing our sport with so many people who may not have otherwise seen it and for shedding a light on the immense amount of work and complexity we put into every car!
Hey would you guys mind making the car a bit slower so I can at least have false hope for leclerc? All jokes aside it must be a dream to work for a team that well engineered itself, as much as you all frustrate F1 fans there's nothing but respect.
@@ASNnKC913 last weekends race was great lol
This guy is a fake 😅 and yall falling 😂
@@queencat2507 I actually sit next to him lol not a fake
Well, well, not 100% accurate @@alberto.zanardo, but you get away with this
I gotta say, Cleo, the amount of passion with which you speak (not even talking about the "what" you speak, just the "how") is bringing me to the edge of tears.
You're like a kid in the funpark, and I love it.
You're doing an amazing job.
Try it bro, you can ride the highest speed train for the first time in Southeast Asia. The highest speed is 350 kilometers per hour, the Indonesian fast train Jakarta - Bandung, the newest, most sophisticated in Southeast Asia, the first,.the way to the beautiful and comfortable and beautiful and cool and cool city of Bandung, thank you sis and Ka..*,*
Try it bro, you can ride the highest speed train for the first time in Southeast Asia. The highest speed is 350 kilometers per hour, the Indonesian fast train Jakarta - Bandung, the newest, most sophisticated in Southeast Asia, the first,.the way to the beautiful and comfortable and beautiful and cool and cool city of Bandung, thank you sis and Ka..*,*
I really like that you asked before you touched the car, walked between the cars, sat up on the shelf. You’re a cool respectful dude, dude. Fun video!
Try it bro, you can ride the highest speed train for the first time in Southeast Asia. The highest speed is 350 kilometers per hour, the Indonesian fast train Jakarta - Bandung, the newest, most sophisticated in Southeast Asia, the first,.the way to the beautiful and comfortable and beautiful and cool and cool city of Bandung, thank you sis and Ka..*,*
Try it bro, you can ride the highest speed train for the first time in Southeast Asia. The highest speed is 350 kilometers per hour, the Indonesian fast train Jakarta - Bandung, the newest, most sophisticated in Southeast Asia, the first,.the way to the beautiful and comfortable and beautiful and cool and cool city of Bandung, thank you sis and Ka..*,*
i love how excited you are! your eyes, gestures, everything are sooooo expressive
Dyed in the wool F1 fans may cringe at the thought of a non-F1 person trying to explain what is happening. Cleo on the other hand impressed me no end. Clear and to the point. Well done.
Definitely leave your misconceptions at the door mate. Americans are falling in love with F1.
Embarrassing that NASCAR racing has had such a stronghold on the average racing fan in the USA. open wheel racing is so much more entertaining than watching oval racing
Being hot and smart and having millions of subscribers helps.
Well done👏👏👏👏!!! And, after 45 year of being big fan of F1, and 32 years as motoring journalist, I can only congratulate you and your team on this video!
Die hard F1 fan for 30y here, and this is easily one of the best videos ever made about it . Immediately subscribed
This is the best insight into F1 on UA-cam. So perfectly hosted and explained. I can't believe how much I learned, and I've been watching F1 since the Jackie Stewart days.
Nearly 40 years watching F1 and this is by far the best, most informative video I've ever seen
A lot of bot comments like you
This is by far one of the most engaging and comprehensive videos of F1 that I have ever seen, not only on UA-cam but in my life. Such an honest, fresh and enjoyable journalism for viewers. Cheers Cleo!
I have followed F1 for five years. This is one of the most complete, easy-to-understand and in-depth videos that I have seen.
am following F1 since i was kid back in 90s am 41 now Senna time was insane but we have Max and other heroess now stil we miss senna
The fact that you got the once in a lifetime chance to film world champion Red Bull and Max Verstappen team is simply awesome. One of the best ever shows ever. It gives us great insight of the thousand people involved in bringing up F1 cars on a race track.
Ferarri - Strategy ? We're checking.
You're about a year late with that joke
their strategy is to lose
the vio was mad
Box box. STAY OUT STAY OUT STAY OUT
@@_AValerio Mercedes?
Insanely jealous of the kind of access you got in the factory. Fantastic video that should be in every F1 fans bookmarks for when they need to explain to people why we love the sport so much.
Try it bro, you can ride the highest speed train for the first time in Southeast Asia. The highest speed is 350 kilometers per hour, the Indonesian fast train Jakarta - Bandung, the newest, most sophisticated in Southeast Asia, the first,.the way to the beautiful and comfortable and beautiful and cool and cool city of Bandung, thank you sis and Ka..*,*
Try it bro, you can ride the highest speed train for the first time in Southeast Asia. The highest speed is 350 kilometers per hour, the Indonesian fast train Jakarta - Bandung, the newest, most sophisticated in Southeast Asia, the first,.the way to the beautiful and comfortable and beautiful and cool and cool city of Bandung, thank you sis and Ka..*,*
An interesting characteristic of modern f1 engines is that they doesn´t use a direct sparkplug for igniting the mixture, the use a pre combustion chamber (turbulent jet ignition) to inject jets of fire to the cylinder chamber (it´s like a mini flamethrower inside each cylinder). This allows the engine to be able to achieve complete combustion with very lean air/fuel mixture, this is one of the reasons of the high thermal efficiency of these engines.
Is great to start seeing this technology arriving to road cars, like the Maserati MC20.
Great video btw!
Woah thats crazy! I gotta search for a video on this, I need an animation!
thanks
Shame they sound rubbish.
You literally showed so much. I am new to the fandom so i didn't know much and have been going through videos to videos trying to understand the Formula 1. A lot of those videos are just people yapping and not talking about real thing that goes on to these cars and the one who makes these cars. This video gave a brief idea on how it works and not just that but seeing all of the engineers and other workers working for the best car was so good. It gave me goosebumps. I want to work for Formula 1 one day and this video gave me little idea on what to expect. Watching everyone put so much effort on to these cars is mind blowing. Thank you so much for the video!!! You earned another subscriber Cleo
Lifelong F1 lover and also an engineer. But this, holy smokes, this is like candy land that you got access to. And then you explained it in such easy to understand but deep detail. Thank for putting together amazing experiences like this and content. Rewatched it again with my little daughter and she's happy she got to see "Super Max" talking to "Science Lady". Well done Cleo, well done. Officially subscribed today, looking forward to checking out more of your content.
Try it bro, you can ride the highest speed train for the first time in Southeast Asia. The highest speed is 350 kilometers per hour, the Indonesian fast train Jakarta - Bandung, the newest, most sophisticated in Southeast Asia, the first,.the way to the beautiful and comfortable and beautiful and cool and cool city of Bandung, thank you sis and Ka..*,*
Try it bro, you can ride the highest speed train for the first time in Southeast Asia. The highest speed is 350 kilometers per hour, the Indonesian fast train Jakarta - Bandung, the newest, most sophisticated in Southeast Asia, the first,.the way to the beautiful and comfortable and beautiful and cool and cool city of Bandung, thank you sis and Ka..*,*
The editing people with their graphics and charts deserve a raise. Also this lady is so easy to listen to and funny.
Really a good explanatory video
The FIA should pay you massive royalties for this video. It should be linked on their site. I'm an old dude and longtime F1 fan. This is the best video explaining the process that I've ever seen. Fantastic job!
Man the amount of human work that goes into that makes a tough guy like me very emotional. Every time I see something like this I feel hope. Thanks Cleo.
I’m a F1 geek and this is one of the best behind the scenes video I’ve seen in awhile. Great job Cleo! Go Max#1
Try it bro, you can ride the highest speed train for the first time in Southeast Asia. The highest speed is 350 kilometers per hour, the Indonesian fast train Jakarta - Bandung, the newest, most sophisticated in Southeast Asia, the first,.the way to the beautiful and comfortable and beautiful and cool and cool city of Bandung, thank you sis and Ka..*,*..
Try it bro, you can ride the highest speed train for the first time in Southeast Asia. The highest speed is 350 kilometers per hour, the Indonesian fast train Jakarta - Bandung, the newest, most sophisticated in Southeast Asia, the first,.the way to the beautiful and comfortable and beautiful and cool and cool city of Bandung, thank you sis and Ka..*,*...
F1 TV better see this and put you on their tech talks. This video is phenomenal.
I’ve been watching F1 since ‘99 and would easily recommend this video to both old heads like myself, as well as new fans to the sport. Great work Cleo!
Also seeing you and Max together is a surreal moment of my worlds colliding 🙌🏾
You are not an “old head” if you didn’t watch live through the 70s, Stewart, Fittipaldi, Lauda, Hunt……etc you are a youngster 😂
@@fleialex k
@@fleialex I was about to say something similar.
I feel so privileged to have seen the likes of Hunt, Lauda, Gilles Villeneuve, Alan Jones and many more heroes of old.
The first season I can actively remember is '78 and that's the year I saw my first in real life GP at Zandvoort.
I've been to many many more races since.
Pops and me were die hard Lauda fans.
@@Gbiese you're an old head to me if it helps, you started watching 2 years before I was born and I wish I got to see some of the races you did lol
@@likilikiki Saw my first races on TV in 1970 with Jochen Rindt, Jack Brabham, Jacky Stewart etc... was sucked into it and obviously being an Austrian, Niki Lauda became my superhero, Posters all over the place in my room. First live races I went to was however in the early 80s Turbo Era, that was mega impressive.
it is refreshing to see UA-cam Chanels like this one, ai can never replace this
I've watched F1 since 1985, never been able to afford to go. But it's the most amazing sport. There's nothing quite like lights out and the first corner. Always incredible.
Cleo, you did a fantastic job of explaining how it all works. Your enthusiasm is infectious and I absolutely love everything you do.
I shouted like hell for every scene in this video, is this what fangirling feels like??
Yes. And you're not alone. I was partially green with envy because Cleo got to SIT IN THE CAR (granted, I'm pretty sure I'm WAY too tall to fit anyways but still)
Pretty sure it is
Yup. This lad’s fangirling, too. Nice to know I’m not alone😂
We call it simping
I've been watching Formula 1 since 1978. I'm Canadian and I started watching when Gilles Villeneuve was racing for Ferrari. After watching your video, I can honestly say this is the first time I've been jealous. Thank you for that insite, I enjoyed it.
One of th best explanations of f1 I have seen. I have been an f1 fan for almost 40 years and this is a must watch video
Your mistake on the direction of the Bahrain race track has been forgiven by your shear joy to be in, around and involved in Formula One. You truly enjoyed every second of making this video.
I love it.
Your misuse of 'sheer/shear' has also been forgiven then.
This is single-handedly the best video to show what Formula 1 is all about. Your video production is through the roof and the visual proof is amazing.
Though my F1 bias might shine through, this is one of the best videos on UA-cam
I work in one of the other F1 teams, and you did a really good job giving a comprehensive overview of what goes on behind the scenes. Well done!
It’s so cool to see another American so HUGELY excited about F1! Most everyone I know thinks I’m always talking about Indy car when I’m trying to explain F1 to them.
DU DU DU DU! MAX VERSTAPPEN!
IM DEAD @cloeabram
Gekoloniseerd
5:38 the track direction is opposite
Ugh sorry about that! Adding a correction. Thank you!
Good catch
Would be cool if they would run the race that way. Impossible probably cause of safety.
Thank you it's not just me
It’s ok I think. It demonstrates the point :-) amazing video :-)
19:34
Guido - Try me !
Just watched your episode and I had blast. As a lifelong F1 fan I can appreciate your enthusiasm and energy while making it. Not everybody can transmit what really goes on behind the scenes and you have done a mega job. Thank you, thank you, thank you !!!!
This deserves to be in TV. Absolute banger of a content to be limited in youtube only.
This was way better than those 6 seasons of drive to survive.
Love it.
¡Vamos! 🇲🇽
Incredible, incredibly job. Job well done to all those involved. Respect to RB for this peak into this alien world (to most of us). ❤
I've become a big Formula 1 fan over the last few years. I always knew that a tremendous amount of innovation and collaboration went into building a winning Formula 1 car, but this film blew my mind just how much. I'm in awe of those who get to do this for a living. One of the best videos I've ever watched on UA-cam.
Absolutely mate!and nice flag there.
This is really probably one of the best F1 videos ever made. Or at least maybe the best I've found. The amount of access you got is insane, countless automotive journalists would kill for this.
I think it'd be cool if one of the teams released something like this after a major regulation change covering the previous regulations, showing how they built the engine, some of the aerodynamic intricacies of that generation, etc. Very unlikely that'd ever happen as I'd imagine even that could give out secrets, but this is about as close as anyone's gonna get otherwise. What a great video.
Really well done! Life is better with race cars.
I swear I see you pop up weekly in the places I'd least expect 😂 love your work mate 👍👍
couldn't have said it better!
By the way, happy to see you met the tyrannosaurus of F1, Max Verstappen, gobling up almost all the wins in 2023. And yes, made it to the end of the description 😆 And I come back regularly to this video because it's the best of it's sort by a country mile
This is not only your best video, but it’s the best piece of media I’ve seen on formula 1 in years. Well done! As a longtime fan, it’s been such a blast seeing f1 become popular in the US. It truly is the marriage of what is possible with engineering and human talent in the car.
15+ years of F1, seen it all, doc-wise. Most documentaries leave you stranded at the starting grid. But Cleo's video? Pole position winner! Crisp, informative, captures the F1 adrenaline rush perfectly. This explanation laps the competition (even F1!). Seriously, Cleo, thanks for this amazing video! 🏎
This is hands down one of the best formula 1 explanation video. Getting genuine comments out of Max🤯🤯
I love the way your video explained the basics so clearly and the way you asked questions! I can see your sincere appreciation and happiness on what you were seeing! Great job Cleo!👏😍🥰
I swear as a new F1 fan, this taught me way more than I initially imagined! Wonderfully paced and informative in the best way possible!
18:37 didnt they just said the exact sentence at the same time
You really do justice to the science, technology, and human community. Absolutely killer video. I have been a mechatronics engineer for 25 years for a company that builds big yellow stuff. I am also an avid gear head and F1 race fan. I dont get much downtime but I love spending it; watching your videos with my daughters. This one was extremely well done and super enjoyable!!!! Thank you!
Idk why but watching this makes me smile. Specially when i heard the sound of the upcoming RB20.
This may be the most in depth video I've ever seen about an f1 car and every sinlge piece and part that goes into it lol. Insanely incredible work and this is true passion with content. Great job!!
Try it bro, you can ride the highest speed train for the first time in Southeast Asia. The highest speed is 350 kilometers per hour, the Indonesian fast train Jakarta - Bandung, the newest, most sophisticated in Southeast Asia, the first,.the way to the beautiful and comfortable and beautiful and cool and cool city of Bandung, thank you sis and Ka..*,*
Try it bro, you can ride the highest speed train for the first time in Southeast Asia. The highest speed is 350 kilometers per hour, the Indonesian fast train Jakarta - Bandung, the newest, most sophisticated in Southeast Asia, the first,.the way to the beautiful and comfortable and beautiful and cool and cool city of Bandung, thank you sis and Ka..*,*
15:45 Someone must've been doing yard work outside, I couldn't hear the engine.
What a fantastic video! Your enthusiasm at the factory and the F1 circuit is infectious. I particularly enjoyed the part where you touched the tyre to explain its temperature 19:48 . It's like trying to understand how hot a Tyrannosaurus rex's breath was-fascinating yet challenging!
Great video, Red Bull factory is amazing
20:41 Ferrari is so great. They don't even need strategists, the drivers themselves make the strategies😇
Haha Fr
The animators deserve a raise
always glad to see that more and more people are getting interested in Formula 1, makes my heart warm up to see how big the f1 commuity has grown
As a huge F1 fan for many years, I loved every minute of this! One of your best videos.
Wow, I’ve been a f1 fan for 25+ years and this video is soooo good. It’s insane. The start when you have dots and arrows got the opposite way of the track really annoyed me, but actually it doesn’t matter. The rest of the video was so good. This channel is one of my favourites. The videos are amazing.
This is by far the best comprehensive Formula 1 video I’ve ever seen that you can show to someone new to the sport or someone who has watched forever. So good!!!
Everyone: The race is boring! No one is fighting for top 3
Reality: 8 cars fighting for P8
Don't mention the fight for P13 in Bahrain GP 🤣
i mean when the gap between 1st and 4th is about 30 seconds every bloody race it's pretty fuvking dead but you do you👍
Im super jealous you went to RB factory, saw the cars, touch and even sat on em, while talking to the drivers and people behind the success of RB. ✨😤
I watched your Formula 1 explained video 2 years ago, and I've been an F1 fan ever since.
Collaboration!!! YES!!! Humans accomplish SO MUCH MORE working together. I LOVE the way you've highlighted the army of engineers, technicians, artists and others that make up these race teams. That they can each make it work is astounding, and as you've shown, truly hopeful.
casually drops the hardest F1 Redbull edit in a F1 car video essay 16:55
Probably the best f1 video to get people into the sport ever made. Congrats on a really, REALLY well made video. Hats off.
I just didn’t want this video to ever end. This is absolutely mind blowing. You should do this with all the teams.
Cleo, you never cease to amaze me with your content. I've watched F1 since 1994 and I'm 38 and you made this "old" fan sit and enjoy watching you talk about a team I do not like haha.
You're amazing at your job, your content is top notch, genuinely amazing stuff and I hope you reach more and more viewers because we need more content from you as you make me more excited about life.
Take care! 🎉❤🎉
Hands down, the best educational F1 video I have ever seen!!! 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼
as someone just getting into f1 this video was awesome, also the 1.9s pit rb oracle did in the chinese gp was insane.
18:02 someone definitely put the can in his hand
Yeah right
Great Video Cleo, and the animations are great. But I did notice some mistakes in this.
0:55 DRS flaps hinge from the top, not the middle
5:33 Wrong direction around Bahrain Circuit
7:31 Same wrong DRS animation
15:16 It's Energy Recovery System, not Reduction. That would defeat the point of the system
15:43 The 2026 Cars will run on Synthetic Fuels too.
These videos are great and I'm really glad someone with your talents is making these videos, keep up the good work
Also, Carbon Fibre was introduced by McLaren in the 80's
Not true about the drs flap, look at the red bull live or even other teams like Ferrari Aston etc. You can check the FP2 highlights if you'd like. Also just look at the footage in this video lol
This needs more upvotes
@@maximbeekenkamp3342
They clearly hinge from the top and not the middle. 1:06 in the FP2 footage from this weekends Aus GP shows it. The point of it hinging there is to maximise the gap between the bottom plane and the top plane. Hinging in the middle would create more drag.
Also at 8:32 in this video we can see the hinge points on the rear wing, and they're at the top of the wing plane instead of the middle.
Can we please get an uncut version of the interviews? Or even better, the whole thing?
Would love to see more of the conversations you had with everyone!
Great video, probably the best F1 introductory video out there.
I don't watch Formula 1 but the outpouring of love and admiration in the comment section is wonderful to see.
This is my DREAM to visit and see these cars up close, I have been a fan of F1 since my dad sat me down to watch my first race in 1998 aged 6. Thank you for a hugely informative video 😊 it is mind blowing how much technology, science etc. goes into these cars.