Formula 1 cars, explained for rookies (with Max Verstappen) REACTION!
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One Item Cleo didn't show us was the big logistic operation behind all this, the moving of all the equipment and hospitality unit from one race to the next one, in another country, within a couple of days, because the next race is frequently the next weekend.
I believe this is all outsourced to DHL. I think she just had a inside exclusive with RB. We can hope she does get to do one about that process as well
Wendover Productions covered this video couple years ago. great videos
theres a video somwhere on YT that explains it all its mental
@@pimvanduijne I'm not sure about the intercontinental transports, but for example within Europe most teams have there own trucks to transport a lot of things. Then off course there is the building it all up and breaking it down, which all happens in a couple of hours each venue. Those guys really are the unsung heroes that usually don't even get the credit in video's like these.
@@BelegCuthali0n Let's say the last race was in Bahrein, afte rthe race all that equipment is shipped from Bahrain to Brazil while they do the European races. It's something like that.
F1 is a must see...
Getting up at 3am just to watch them practice... 😃😃😃
Oh yes,In a few hours training 3 and later the qualification and I am going to be there for both. No problem getting up before 4.30 am on saturday😊🎉
@@annemieverhoeven2566 I totally agree and as a fan
of both Max and Kmag there is always someone to
cheer for when Max leads the field by half a lap... 😄👍
Cleo is so good in explaining everything in a visual way so everyone can understand, it is so impressive!
Max Verstappen a magnet to the dutch react!
Just great to see someone like Cleo that has the production value and also understands the fandom, from the inside. So often sports are seen as something anyone can write about or present and it just ends up with a tepid, half-arsed 11min video that is worse than most AI these days. Everyone I know that's into the sport would be just as giggly and 'can I touch it?' as Cleo in that instance and it's bloody great to see.
Cleo as a broadcaster would be fantastic! One thing I love about this is how much her genuine passion for the sport comes through
Here's another thing we've got in common, Highly! I've been an F1 fan since the 1960's and in fact, in 1976 bought an F3 which had been crashed and spent a year rebuilding it and got to actually test it half a dozen times, what a BLAST! but then ran out of money and age!!
This is a really great video which shows all the necessary stuff to help fans know what F1 is all about!
Although Max, Chicco and Red Bull are the best ---- at the moment, but I'm a fan of Lando Norris and Mclaren! ~ R
Superb video. Explains such a lot for the beginner. Great reaction. Thank you.
This was really an interesting and informative video, Cleo has done an amazing job with this video.
So much time, expertise and such a great team behind all this to make it work in the smallest detail.
I also like to drive fast but not as fast as these guys do in their beautiful high-speed cars. 🏎💖
great reaction HxC
Amazing video! ❤
13:33 I did the Red Bull factory tour last year and the difference in weight between the 2 of these was incredible, I really didn't expect it!
Now that’s a mancave!! 😋
Warehouse looks like someone's matchbox collection
Some of the parts and technologies are used in passenger cars in a simplified version .
More F1 please,this is a great video and reaction😊❤
Imagine me finding Cleo through your superb channel and comments! Thank you so much Enjoyed this to the Max :-!!
You're very welcome Bert!
Love this❤
The seats are s comfortable that many drivers choose to spend time just sitting in them, while for ex mechanics work on it. Many have fallen a sleep on them, they are literally molded to their body shape, with the racing suit on. So, they are the best seat one could have.
i still love the vid from Red Bull, Drone vs F1 car... I'm proud 2 be dutch!!
Driver 61 is going to try and drive f1 car upside down
started watching this video this morning. it had 995 likes now at 1k when finishing it :)
Just imagine, when the top car crashes, there are huge amounts of reporters taking picture of the car which teams may scramble and use them to unveil very crucial aerodynamic secrets on the car. Thats why most of the things that werent shown in the video are top secret. Its crazy competitive
9:22 DRS is the passage of airflow through the wings in the back, u were probably thinking ERS, that is what’s involved with engines, since the car not only has engines but also batteries, the ERS is the power generated with braking the car, or so I think, anyone please reply to correct me if I’m wrong.
It´s fantastic to hear about the effort to run a F1. The computers, the manpower , the different materials, the money etc. The car industri also gets a lot of new things from F1. But it´s boring to look at a race.
Best motorsports in the world. You have to go someday it will blow your mind.
Check Driver61. He is going to drive an open wheeler upside down... Ex Williams head of aerodynamics is in that project too.
I'm from the Netherlands and love Max, but first i love F1!!🏁🔥 Red bull is my team!, This sport is mad😂 thanx for sharing Highly!
oh please react to the other one, intro to f1 cleo did with max verstappen to understand more how f1 and how f1 teams work! great video btw!
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one reason i'm happy to be british is the number of f1 teams that call the uk their home.
As an Italian, I only need one of them 😉
😅as a motorsport tech its nice to have more competitive employment schemes 😅
She just scratched the surface of the whole F1 thing.
F.e.: The anti-dive system ( while braking the nose of the car wants to move downwards to the tarmac) on the RB is an old technique used on mopeds (like the Vespa Piaggio Ciao front fork system kind of f.e. ) but extremely updated/ upgraded system to keep the car level (as possible) under braking. And the anti-dive system on the rear axle prevents it to go down when power is applied to the axles/wheels etc. to keep the car leveled (as possible) under acceleration. This is because the whole under-car aero system ( ground-effect ) works best at a certain level from the tarmac, to keep the bottom of the car from losing the optimal level to create suction ( stalling the airflow is bad!!) this needs to be at an optimum level (hight) from the track. Bottoming out ( porpoising, bouncing ) can cause unsettling effects thus losing grip and you don't want that, especially in/ and while under braking, accelerating and through corners, you want to maximize the grip levels everywhere possible logically.
And she skipped so much more, but hey I'm a Formula1 enthusiast for just 48 years now so what do I know right ?! LOL She really gave a good insight to those who hardly know F1 and mate if you want to learn more about F1 there is plenty to be found about it on the internet.
But to understand more about the craft of Racing, go try karting out (rental tracks are plentiful and affordable, and it is the cradle of car racing i.g.), or go drive a computer race simulator (f.e. Iracing, Assetto Corsa Competizione, Automobilista2, Rfactor2 a.m.m.) with a good set of direct drive force feedback wheels and pedals.
Anywho have fun finding out more about the pinnacle of motorsports :)
Oh btw to understand the whole managing side of F1 better, the game F1 Manager by Codemasters/ EA is a great way to understand more about the tactical/ strategic side of F1. It''s worth a look and there are many review/ gameplay videos on the game, you don't have to buy it to get an idea of how that side of F1 works.
10:48 That's why most drivers come from goKarting as it's so similar
please react to: World's Fastest Camera Drone Vs F1 Car (ft. Max Verstappen)
I don't hate the current sound of F1 engines.. But nothing beated the V10 era. (V12 and V8 were awesome, too.. But V10s were the ones).
0:42 Nascar driving around in a circle.... well yes but F1 still drives around in a circle/loop, it's just isn't a true circle like nascar, it's a bit more bendy :P
the face of one who tries to keep up with the information being given 😆 not blaming you tho, ive watched F1 for like 20-23 years and theres still things i don’t understand 😄
10 years into F1 now. Love it
5:46 that does looks like the most baddass place to go to work.
You know what *sounds* like the most baddass place to work at? "I work at Mercedes-AMG High Performance Powertrains."
Too bad they don't know how to design a car for the last two years,
Great reaction! At about 16:38, I had to double check but he really says "even if he has the most powerfullest engine" XD XD XD, never knew that was a word :P
Could you please react to this video? Some brilliant footage there :) ---> World's Fastest Camera Drone Vs F1 Car (ft. Max Verstappen)
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@@HighlyCombustibleReactsmissed that one, filled it out just now
My bet is that you'll like it :)
And now watch a race 🤔
when you said its gonna sound amazing all i was thinking about was a annoying lawnmower
I don't entirely agree with you. With the type of driver Max Verstappen is, he has made Formula 1 interesting. He shows that there are different ways to approach racing than we're used to. I like a rebel or daredevil in racing, because they don't accept that there seems to be only the 'regular way', and they prove it to viewers. Max is like that, and it is also why I liked drivers like Alain Prost in the past (in fact, I was a Prost fan instead of Ayrton Senna for that reason; Senna was also special, though). However, Formula 1 is more a kind of sport for the brands and constructors than it is for drivers. Go deeper into Formula 1 and you'll know that the cars are everything but equal to each other.
I watched much of Formula 1 in the past, because of the fierce battles on the track between people like Prost and Senna. Verstappen brought a little bit of that experience back when he became the world champion for the first time in the year he had to do battle with Lewis Hamilton. But I don't watch Formula 1 as often anymore. The sometimes big differences between cars doesn't make the competition feel fair to me. Most of the position changes and strategic action happen in the pits instead of on the track. There are circuits with almost no good oppertunities to take over positions. And the engines don't have that iconic high pitched sound anymore. I'm Dutch, but I actually like races on big ovals more than those on road courses or other normal circuits. There is much more action on big ovals like Daytona and Talladega for NASCAR and Indianapolis and Texas for the Indycar Series. More takeovers, more battles, more tactical and positional driving; there is more happening on a big oval, on which I prefer to see some racing, especially from the Indycar Series. However, unfortunately, they intergrated more racinng on circuits in the Indycar Series, while I think those vehicles belong on the ovals. NASCAR races are on ovals much more, but its downside is that they also have some races on short tracks, or in other words, small ovals with a maximum length of less than a mile. I prefer circuits over short track ovals, but big ovals over circuits. Oval racing may look boring because of the direction of the turns, but it is more exciting to watch at times.
I'm not an expert on this, but I understand that the Indycars and NASCAR-cars are far more equal to each other, and racing itself is much more a sport of the drivers, which I think should be the case in any racing class in the first place. The Indycar Series has (had) so many great drivers, and more daredevils and rebels than Formula 1 has. And it produces more racing winners. I love it! And as a bonus, there is a Dutch driver in the Indycar Series as well: Rinus van Kalmthout (Rinus VeeKay, as the Americans call him). He doesn't do as well as Max Verstappen, but he's doing better than I expected. He has even won one race.
I prefer Indycar over Formula 1, as a Dutch guy., I'd rather watch the Indianapolis 500 or the Texas race in the Indycar series, and the Daytona 500 or Coca Cola 600 on the Charlotte track in NASCAR, than watching the F1 races in Spa, Zandvoort, Monza or Monaco.
Ferrari: we don't let just stupid influencer to come to our factory. I like Ferrari
I stress this. It's like some idiot hipster trying to get coffee with soy milk in paris. Answer is: no
Teams basically spended 400 million dollars to build 1 car.
It's 135 now and two cars and spares!
@@BarelyA1ive There are many things not included in the cost cap, so the real number is much higher.
@@CasuallyCareening yeah ik I am just saying car development and racing costs!
@@BarelyA1ive Some of what is not included in the cost cap also goes toward car development and racing costs. This includes some team member salaries and engine related costs.
Hold on, did you change or you got a brother?
there are so so much more to f1's aerodynamics than just plain downforce. a lot of the aero bits are made to:
1. specifically channel air into other aero bits to make other aero bits way more effective
2. channel air away from draggy bits (like tyres) to reduce overall drag
3. control how much air goes into the cooling system at what speed to minimise drag while making sure enough air goes into the system to prevent overheating
4. creating a very turbulant wake behind the car so that your opponent following you would have a hard time getting "clean" or laminar air flowing through their car. you basically decrease their car's aero effectiveness
having work experience at boeing or airbus won't adaquately prepare you for a role as a f1 aerodynamicist.
Max rules More stroopwafels
Max is meer in vlaaien. Hij is Limburger.
@@daphneschuring5810 ik ook Maar stroopwafels yummie
No it’s definitely not comfortable.
red bull doesn't have their own engine...anyways driving skills still matter. Like Fernandoooo has been always 2,3,4 and his teammate Lance Stroll. Billionare who sponsors the team a shit load of money. Otherwise same car and Fernando get's 2-3 with qualifying and billionaire boy get's 10-15. Who doesn't belong in F1? There isn't such gap between same car except that team. It must be embarassing for him. Well daddy pays. That Chinese dude is the same...he brings money to the team but Bottas with mullet and just joking around and have good time; is faster.