Irvine was the ideal Number Two. He would rarely crash the car or drive it very well. Even with Schumacher in the team, they might as well keep both cars running.
Those times when driving even the best cars on the grid required constant corrections and skill. Breaking was not easy, not so much downforce, ... F1 evolves as it had done before those years, but man I miss those times...
Nowadays car actually is as hard or harder to drive compared to these old glorious car. Of course it's all just an experience of me with sim racing but I believe it is as close as I can get to drive the real deal.
@@flipflop4396 no, not compared to these. They are 200KG heavier and have much more downforce, which makes them much more phyisically straining in fast corners.
Irvine was the ideal Number Two. He would rarely crash the car or drive it very well. Even with Schumacher in the team, they might as well keep both cars running.
Irvine not crashing often? Less often than Maldonado granted but he did have a fair few incidents.
The first year that the Ferrari V10 didn’t sound like it was about to blow up
Nice video
This is not the Nürburgring that you mentioned in the description, look very carefully at 3:48 it's Circuit de Catalunya in Barcelona.
Thanks. Already fixed
I’d have come in if I was Irvine , Schumacher had a supernatural mid exit and drove superbly
Shame that Michael got injured mid season and pretty much out of title contention, considering this car won the constructors championship in the end.
Those times when driving even the best cars on the grid required constant corrections and skill. Breaking was not easy, not so much downforce, ... F1 evolves as it had done before those years, but man I miss those times...
Nowadays car actually is as hard or harder to drive compared to these old glorious car. Of course it's all just an experience of me with sim racing but I believe it is as close as I can get to drive the real deal.
@@amin7581just...😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 NO WAY !
@@amin7581Most certainly the incorrection assertion.
@@amin7581 modern cars are phisically far less demanding.
@@flipflop4396 no, not compared to these. They are 200KG heavier and have much more downforce, which makes them much more phyisically straining in fast corners.
good old times
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