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But only the best 11 results counted toward the championship.
Lucky guy
Why race for 16 races when you can race 11 races and get good results
Old F1
Yup
Senna only would've had the chance to keep the fight on - he headed into the race with a very big deficit. Even if he did win Japan he'll still need win in Australia and have Prost finish 6th or worse (1 point) in order to win the WDC
controversial decision? yes. Unfair to Senna? I think so. But in the end it probably wouldn't have changed the championship outcome.
He didn't bother because he already lost the championship
only if he won in Suzuka would he have kept fighting in Adelaide
think thats a misconception
it was
if he won in suzuka he would have remained in contention for the wdc
but in reality he had a slim chance to win
regarding prosts consistency
yeah but its weird how suzuka was always the penultimate race for senna and prost
never really in adelaide
Prost knew senna won like to win in japan for his fans and for Honda
And Prost knew that Honda was supplying Senna with a better engine and that’s why he knew he had to beat him to prove to them
Atleast that’s what I believe
Prost even recalled one time where compared to him, Senna had more mechanics present at his side.
all I can say is that Prost turned into Senna
whether to take revenge or just from resentment
their careers went well
Sorry I meant to say Senna!!
It seemed that they favoured senna more then Prost
The Last Straight 8 powered F1 car
Sadly
this was in 1976 if i believe
Fangio retired 19 years before and Brabham retired 6 years before
Fangio and Brabham weretold that it was a demonstration lap but Fangio flipped off the organizer and decided to race Brabham
Lmaooo
Haha
Wasnt brabhams car of the era when they were underpowered
Just a thought
Bc i know there was a time where engine capacity and power dropped a lot
cosworths are no joke
that's true, basically the Brabhams were the shit just after the max displacement was put back to 3L (from 1.5L in 1961-1965), when they had an engine made by Repco
but for a very brief of time were they that good, as soon as the Cosworth arrived, they were basically outpaced by the Lotus and Cosworth users in general (they dropped the Repco quickly after that however)
Context plz
That right dere'd a Tyrrell 020C ft. Yamaha OX10
1991 Tyrrell 020 = best iteration
019 was pretty good too 😞
The nose and front wing yeah
91 they had a Honda engine
92 not sure
93 Yamaha
Also was semi automatic
‘91 was there most successful year becuz of Canada
Stefano Modena was underrated and overlooked
there are alot of studs in the 80s-90s that go underrated and under the radar
Roberto Moreno, Thierry Boutsen, Patrick Tambay, Stefan Johansson, etc.
92 had the Ilmor
its really a shame that the 60s and 70s dont have as much footage and coverage as the 80s and 90s
Daniel Bruhl in the Ferrari seat
I think the only thing different about Bruhl is his nose
baron zemo as niki lauda
Thor as James Hunt
"It's a Ferrari!"
"It's a shitbox!"
"It understeers like crazy and the weight distribution is a disaster! It's amazing! All these facilities, and you make a piece of crap like this!"
stares
"Augh?"
🤣
True stuff tbh. And most of them had good cars to drive, Williams, McLaren, etc
Agreed
92 Ilmor
ye in 92 you just had Jordan using the Yamaha engine
sadly they couldn't afford keeping the Cosworth in their car, which did proper wonders in 91 for their first season
But I’m pretty sure that from all the Cosworth engine cars from that season(excluding Benetton because those were more Ford than Cosworth) Jordan were the only ones who didn’t have so many problems with their engines
moreno goated
They're also the only ones with the HB, the other teams ran the DFR
(only ones witb Benetton)
Actually, only Jordan and benetton were competitive with the cosworth engines in 1991
and coincidentally were the teams schumi was part of in 1991
Ikr, they cast him super well in Rush, I don’t think they could’ve picked a better actor to play Lauda
Is the rear wing that short in length?
It was standard at the time, probably in the technical rega
I forgot if this dams was for the 95 or 96 season
" Ur Sus"

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God that car is atrocious
dude who drove it finished 2nd in the WDC with it
Did that race?
Those were more Ford than Cosworth
The whatnow?
POV: you are Barichello and you overtake Schumacher
Beautiful, green, classic F1 car 
yeah Ronnie Peterson
Yes
i really thought that was a benetton
but then i remembered that benetton never made a car with those crazy wings
then i saw alboreto on the car
so it had to be a tyrrell or a ferrari
It’s a Benetton Tyrrell
McLaren mp 4/4
bro who did a a karate undercut on that wing wtf
Alfa Romeo* to be annoying
1986 was the last time we see over 1k HP cars
the bmw and the renault
I meant how you brung up Tyrrell or Ferrari
But Benetton didn't sponsor Ferrari, but Alfa in 84 and 85 which you've shown you know anyway oof
But damn the scheme is hot
Benetton always had a good colour scheme
i was talking about Alboreto
but Alfa just has a random tendency to use the same sponsors as other teams
Marlboro and Benetton
Shame that eith their Turbo V8 they were hog ass
Well, everyone had electronic injection then (even hart around 1984)
it was actually '87
I always wanted to hear their Turbo V8
Verifiche pre Goodwood Festival.
Shame it only featured a few revs here and there
Osella also had it
I guess you can say….
It FA1Led
Some footage of Riccardo Patrese and Eddie Cheever in the 1984 Alfa Romeo 184T Formula One car.
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Man's just drivin' with no rear wing
tf
ye they tried using this boomerang shaped wing
I always thought it sounded like a NASCAR xD
Best wing
Ya the 87 Williams made like 1.2k horsepower in qualifying trim
Not only that
The highest max speed of all turbo era was 353kmh
Record settled by the same Williams Fw12b
On Monza with Piquet
Second is Berger on the ‘86 Benetton BMW again on Monza (351kmh)
Honda’s speciality on formula 1 is obviously V6 turbo
Mercedes did better for 7 years straight
Hybrid power ig
Lol
Honda did the best old v6 turbos, in that we agree
Honda and Williams
Ya Williams did good in the old v6 turbo era
Williams, Mclaren…
But Lotus
Lotus Honda was good because Ayrton
When he left they even got a DNQ right the next year
Yup
McLaren and the TAG engines
Yup
And Ferrari…but those only on the paper
They suposedly had the most powerful car in the 1986 season, but the F1-86 couldn’t take a single win
BMW were always the same on that era: Powerful asf but kinda unrealiable
true
bmw
BMW can't've done the best V6 Turbos if they've mever released a V6
Lol
Well, he demanded to have shit teammates in 86 and 87
Poor Johnny
I really liked him as a driver and his on-boards
nope, his teammates were kinda shit
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no
Rothmans VS Lucky Strike VS Marlboro VS Mild Seven VS Winfield VS Gold Leaf VS JPS
vs west
How could I forget

- Marlboro
- West
- JPS
yea
vs Mission Winnow
disguises dont count
I say they do
we want raw branding
The barcode Ferrari used for subliminal messaging wouldn’t count either
censored no count
Vs Benson and hedges
VS Gauloises VS Rizla
wtf is rizla
bru
Vs 555
vs BAR
BAR is a team, not a tobacco brand
Of course
Let's do alcohol now?
Estrella Galicia?
Vs bitburger
Dat customer chassis
that blue mclaren is official I think
here Hunt in the other blue mclaren
I never knew James Hunt drove that
I mean, I don't even know the reason ot the existance of that livery
I just know it's from 1978 and was used by the official team
marlboro light '86 mclaren btw
That’s an odd sponsor
haas lola
Best one off ever!!?
in how it looks? probably. in results? surely not since it DNF'd
The orange/yellow looks gorgeous
In results meh I think it’s in looking rather in results
Livery doesn’t change reliability or performance
true lmao
but it said that when teams wear a one-off livery they tend to have worse results
but that's luck, not performance lmao
I mean, for ex the one off mercedes used in german GP 2019
or Jaguar's in Monaco 2004
Mark Webber won the 2012 British GP with a one off Wings For Life livery
Ferrari scored a P2 with the 9/11 Livery during the 2001 Italian GP
Yeah I remember watching that race on YouTube
Very emotional
Schumacher had wanted the drivers to not race each other into the first chicane iirc, and that turned out to be a disaster
Car : Hesketh 1974 - James Hunt
Driver : Jean-Denis Delétraz (My father)
Owner : GPX Historic
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Onboard of the start & first lap at the Monaco Historic GP 2021. Starting from last up to P6 during the race. Hope you enjoy this onboard and the history behind it.
Filmed with CamBox V4 Pro
All credits & copyr...
hell no lmao
Idk if its just the pic but that darker yellow is beautiful
What yes it does
Better than this year mclaren one off
I would say
fr
2 cursed things:
the team name is haas-lola
and theres aeroflot sponsor board in the background
totally not foreshadowing
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Foreshadowing what?
Also the entry name was Team Haas (USA) Ltd
most people wouldve just thought it was a random filter used in a normal mclaren photo
or maybe even color degradation
ah the original Team Haas
Alan Jones made a comeback iirc to that team
and it went miserably
He did, but it was the usual poor reliability, the car was decent and he also was
NART
i dont know whether to say it looks good because its blue or it looks bad because its a blue Ferrari
The most dominant F1 car ever built in my opinion
ikr
wouldve and shouldve won every race of the 88 season
the only lucky part was that senna and prost and the mp4/4 werent paired earlier
Was thinking the same but it does look good
it does
but still looks unnatural since its a ferrari
but there has been white and blue ferrari road cars
so i dunno
Agreed
Lucky because if they were, then they wouldnt be team mates in 88??
?
More than that, it’s unnatural the fact it’s an official ferrari
At least the ones that competed in the last races of 1964
Since then NART kept racing (having sometimes in the same grid ferraris lined by Enzo and other Ferraris of NART)
2020 Mercedes’ and f2004 are almost as good
Idk what you meant when you said this
I agree with the F2004 claim man ....j agree thats the closest a car could come to perfection
F2002 was prob closer
Since F2002 had all the podiums of 2002 season
Maybe not winning but at least with Schumi, he ended 3rd and his worst result that year
thanks to the regs, the F2002 managed to score as many points as all the other teams combined
Helo
The 1992 Williams had a higher pole position percentage
Whereas the F2002 had a 100% podium finishes
The 1992 British Grand Prix was a Formula One motor race held on 12 July 1992 at Silverstone, Northamptonshire. It was the ninth round of the 1992 Formula One World Championship. The 59-lap race was won by Nigel Mansell for the Williams-Renault team, the Englishman also starting from pole position, leading every lap and setting the fastest lap o...
Just to show you how fast the 1992 Williams was look at the qualifying times
Lmao
Gimmie that activ sus
Lol sus
classic silverstone looks pretty epic
i mean its only been like 12 years
but still the old one looks so different without the infield stuff
Ayrton always had that Nacional sponsor on his racing suit, even during his final days at Williams
As a symbol of Senna’s bond with his home-country, his famous blue cap was part of his Sunday racing gear. The bank supported Senna from 1985 to 1994. Even though the brand doesn’t exist anymore (the bank was acquired by Unibanco which, in turn, merged with Itaú), Nacional boasts another historic marketing case: it sponsored the first nationally broadcast news program in Brazil, TV Globo’s Jornal Nacional.
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Is this bae /6
Idk
most likely, as iirc the /5 had a different suspension setup and the /7 didnt hav the "Shell" sponsor on the front wing
also, the "lower rear wing" appears to be slimmer and black
4/7
4/6
the beam wing?
right it can't be the /5b cause the airbox is much narrower
yeah
mystery solved
and the front suspension is entirely different it seems
i think the 5 is pull rod, not sure about 5b
4/5
is this pull rod?
in this picture actually the /7 is in the background
I think it’s the 4/6
Looks like the same front wing
MP4/6>MP4/4
Actually the MP4/6B looks good too
/6 is my favourite of all
MP4/4🤩
4 was best in terms of performance relative to the rest of the field
But yes /6 looks bloody amazing
As long as you arent a 4/11 fan
The 4/15 tho
91 Lotus?
Judging by the driver, possibly Michael Bartels, I think it is the 91 Lotus
that's right
Good quality and proper sound synchronization.

Lmao
What are your thoughts on it
"behaving like a coward"
he has forgotten that he vetoed derek warwick from lotus lol
sort of, you get the gist
The irony
wouldve been cool to see warwick in a lotus
Warwick scoring GP victories would’ve been cool
Not only that, but Lotus would have achived much more points than what they already had
I don't think the same context applies to Lotus tho
otd in 1996: australian gp qualifying
- f1 moves to a new venue with australia being promoted from season finale host to season opener host
- fia introduces brand new qualifying format, which doesn't sound weird at all today but it was unheard of back then (this was the first time f1 changed its qualifying format)
- last year's indy car champion and indy 500 winner jacques villeneuve scores pole on his first ever f1 appearence
- this is also the debut of the 107% rule, and the legendary forti team is the first victim of this rule
pole: villeneuve, 1:32.371
20th place: pedro diniz, 1:36.298 (+3.927)
107% time: 1:38.837 (+6.466)
forti car #22: luca badoer, 1:39.202 (+6.831)
forti car #23: andrea montermini, 1:42.087 (+9.716)

That's not classic
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The Ferrari that was taken out by a loose onboard camera, of all things
and also one of the most beautiful F1 cars ever
Other Ferraris were nicer
wasnt it taken out by the other ferraris onboard cam
After the pitstops the Ferraris were running first and second. However Berger suffered a bizarre retirement when a TV camera on Jean Alesi's rear wing flew off and destroyed Berger's suspension. Alesi looked set to win his second Grand Prix but subsequently retired with a wheel bearing failure with just 8 laps to go.
This one looked and sounded excellent. A shame it wasn't as successful as it should have
insane
It definitely sounded good. Probably one of the nicest V12’s I have ever heard, but the design of it makes up of why it did so bad. The aerodynamics and chassis of it was so bad from previous seasons. Just look at 1995 Monaco.
Watch Gerhard slide his Ferrari around Monaco in 1995. In my own opinion this is one of my favourite F1 Ferrari cars. Lovely to look at and also to hear its V12 Ferrari (Screamer!) engine. Just Awesome!
Right, what about it though
https://www.statsf1.com/en/1995/monaco/tour-par-tour.aspx even that race, they were on point
Same with 1994, Ferrari got third…
But 1994 and 1996 I would say had better aerodynamics and chassis
96??
It won 3 races
It had bad reliability issues and had little to no pace
Still managed to win three from Williams though
The Williams had 12 wins
Hill winning 8 and Villeneuve winning 4.
I know, but the f310 wasn't a good car
The FW18 was also the second of three cars during the 1990s to enjoy a 1–2 finish on its Grand Prix debut.
The F310 was the second best car on the grid for 1996
Micheal Schumacher finished third in the championship points
1997 was a better season for them
You can’t say it really was a bad car if they ended runner up
But then Micheal got DSQ
I mean, probably technically and aerodinamically yes
Yes. F310B had fixed the reliability problems of the past
You can, and i do it. It's just that the Williams was head above the rest, and the Benetton was going down
Irvine and Schumacher said it was a bad car
It was basically a good check and upgrade on the previos F310 and F310/2 (the one with the front wing apart from the cone)
Regardless, double-champion Michael Schumacher held truth on his 1995 promise that "in 1996 we will win three grands prix, then in 1997 we will challenge for the championship" by taking the challenge to the last round.
But apart, then the rest should have really done worse cars (but williams ofc)
Keep in mind Ferrari started to use V10’s now
I think they mostly specialized in V12’s
Yes I've also read the Wikipedia article, but more than that
Also I think there is a 412T2 with a V10
Driven by schumacher in order to get adapted to the team as soon as possible
It can be seen in his app
Unique footage! Michael Schumacher back in early 1996, testing for Ferrari.
One of the first tests with Ferrari, and here on Paul Ricard he is also presented as the new Ferrari driver to the press.
He's testing the 412T2 with the new V10 and the older 412T1B with the mighty V12.
Footage is from Eurosport with Dutch commentary. I do not own t...
I hate how people say that the 96 Ferrari was a failure when the 96 Mclaren had 0 wins or 0 poles in 96, and in 97 only managed 3 wins.
Mclaren fell apart after ‘93
Ferrari started there growth after ‘93
Williams pretty much dominated the 90’s from 92-97
Despite everyone but Williams going backwards in 96 compared to 95, Ferrari scored less points than in 95, had 12 mechanical failures in 96 vs 11 in 95
It's a failure because the car didn't make progress compared to 95, but an expected failure with big staff swaps
And still managed to be second in the championship constructers and for micheal Schumacher to get three wins in 96. Unbelievable.
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otd in 1991: us gp, round 1
this race has many firsts:
- after a successful junior career, mika häkkinen steps up and decides to join f1: qualifies 13th, engine dies on lap 59
- eddie jordan forms a new team that would later be the first stop of one very successful driver: neither car makes it out of pre-qualifying
- race winners now get 10 points instead of 9
- but also plot twist: this is the last race in the usa until 2000 due to attendance reasons (it went from around 90k last year to 35k this year)
other race notes:
- easy win for senna despite supposedly having car issues with prost finishing 2nd
- the race ends on lap 81 instead of 82 simply because 2 hours had elapsed
- riccardo patrese chases down williams teammate nigel mansell for 3rd place only to overshoot onto the escape road
- jean alesi and nelson piquet engage in battle for 3rd place (and even for 2nd at some point) but after alesi's gearbox quits on him with 10 laps to go, piquet ends up finishing 3rd
- lots of gearbox casualties occur, almost half the retirements here are gearbox-related
Those cars look so small
well today's cars are bigger so
otd in 1996: new aussie circuit, round 1
this race has many firsts:
-First race of the 1996 Formula One World Championship
-Also the first Australian Grand Prix to be held at Melbourne, taking over from Adelaide.
-Second grand prix in a row held in Australia, the previous race being the conclusion to the 1995 season.
-Damon Hill in his Williams Renault won the race but only because team-mate Jacques Villeneuve, on his F1 debut, led most of the way before being forced to retire with an oil leak.
-Damon equaled his fathers record of 14 Grand Prix wins
-Also a memorable day for Martin Brundle who walked away from a spectacular 170mph opening-lap crash which left his Jordan ripped in two.
-The race was the first to use the new race-start system, still used in Formula 1 today, replacing the old red to green light system.
-This was also the first race to have a single qualifying session on Saturday afternoon; the Friday session was dropped.
-Villeneuve's debut at the season-opening Australian Grand Prix saw him become the second driver ever to claim pole position on his first start
Is that actually gold coloured on the wing or is it the lighting
no it's dirt
Oh
Dirty air
he received the gearbox fluid of Villeneuve
Oof
well i think his car is clean before he overtakes Villeneuve at least
wasn't it also the first time 107% was applied?
no, damon's car was dirty because of what they mentioned up there
Yup
The forti’s never qualified cause of it
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What do you mean gear lever
it was FG01B and FG03
and woithout looking, I could tell that the Fg01B still had them
manual gearbox
95
FG01
“The FG01 is also notably the last F1 car to sport a conventional manual gearbox + H-pattern shifter, and was the only car to use one on the grid.”
Seems the B version had a semi automatic
ok 🙂
here, the FG01 getting overtaken
Argentina 96 "16th lap: Hill laps both the Fortis of Montermini and Badoer who are the first lapped cars. Stop from Marques."
Lol
Both are the same version just different nose
The best circuit in Formula one history has to be the
Automobil-Verkehrs- und Übungs-Straße
Occasional track
avusssss
agreed
now, imagine racing now in it with the new cars
would be great if there were ways to make drivers inmortal
bonus facts
- this is also the first race without a v12 engine after ferrari had picked reliability over sound
- good news for brundle: spare cars exist and after a red flag, he jumps straight in and makes the most of it by... hitting pedro diniz
you think a V10 is more reliable than a V12?
Why does that car look just as good even when its dirty
Because it’s a Williams
They always look nice
Nah. That depends on which V12 or which V12 are we talkin’ about
For example, Lamborghini’s V12 was less reliable than Honda’s V10
Including Mugen’s from ‘92 onwards
Most cases a V10 is more reliable hence less heavier and most likely less horsepower/rpm’s.
But some V10s weren’t reliable at all
Like Judd’s mounted on Andrea Moda
Or Arrows’s on 1998-99
(Which were really Hart engines I think, but Arrows bought them or smth)
The main advantages of a V-10 are cases when a V-8 would not provide enough power and a V-12 engine would be too large/expensive/complex.
The V10’s were more successful I would say
The rothmans williams was their best livery imo
Yeah and on gas too
Brundle almost died at that Grand Prix
Is... Is that how that works?
Yamaha-JUDD's
Also in 2000, before they mandated the useage of V10's, Ferrari, BMW and Toyota had posed that they'd re-introduced V12's as they could make them skinny enough to be re-used
Then they got BEANED
Weight helps control depending on the size of the engine. Horsepower helps for higher top speeds and corner speeds.
That’s why the V10 was more successful
Yes but you pose it like a V10 is more reliable by nature
Yes
And that reliability equals... Less weight?
Reliability>Weight
A V10 can't be as reliable as a V12 by nature as a V12 has all of the harmonic balance benefits and having a smaller piston doing the same revs will pose less unitary stress for the same total displacement
V10 were more reliable and made it better for weight to performance ratio hence why Ferrari switched to V10, unless it was the regulations not sure.
They switched to a V10 in 1996 because of the packaging requirements
The 1994 Ferrari retired with 5 engine retirements for the whole season. Whereas the 1991 Honda retired with 3.
And also claimed higher amounts of podiums and wins
They'd made a V-Twin model and for the same cutting edge model for 1999 for introduction in the early 2000's, as they could finally shave off the bulk
I guess I can compare the mclaren v10 against the v12
Unfortunately by the time V12's would be introduced, the regs stumped it
The 1992 V12 had about three engine retirements
And the 1991 V10 had about three too I think
But also won the championship
For pre-2000's that's not hurrendous at all
Considering that the 1992 V12 had all the new tech on it like VVT, VTL and Throttle by wire
But the 1993 V8 had only one engine retirement
And did better then the 92 season
Also active suspension
Your argument is confusing
The 1990 had zero engine retirements
V12 for 92 achieved less then the V8 for 93
Same with V10 in 91
Yes but because an F1 V12 in 1992 was not as good as a V8 in 1993
It does not mean that by nature a V8 is better than a V12
Probably because Ron Dennis saw that Lamborghini was about to go down the drain as a company anyway
As much as I adore that Lambo V12
T'wasn't great
Ford paid him more
But it definitely wasn’t a bad season
I think his 92 season was his worst
He finished 4th I think in the standings
I thought this was before the season
The Lamborghini test
Never mind it was in September
Ayrton Senna testing the Chrysler-Lamborghini V12 engine in a McLaren MP4/8B as the team weighed up their options for 1994. Estoril Circuit, Portugal, September 1993
He then signed the Williams contract only on October 11, 1993.
Lamborghini V12 engine at Silverstone on a white McLaren which was considered at the end of the F1 1993 season in replacement of the Ford V8 engine but never happened as Ron Dennis had already signed a deal with Peugeot V10 engine for the following year.
I wondered if McLaren did Lamborghini for 94 if senna would’ve stayed
March 8-11, 1994, followed by interview of Alain Prost and Ron Dennis (along Jean-Pierre Jabouille representing Peugeot Sport Engine). You can also see Mika Häkkinen preparing his helmet at the beginning.
I assume that was the final straw as to why
Because Ayrton and Mika wanted the Lambo
That 760hp spec for that 8B does actually look really solid tho
when?
2001?
that's F2004
It's a test run held sometime in the late 00's
The 2004 French GP was at Magny-Cours
Plus they didn't use the barcode until later on
The car is certainly the F2003-GA or F2004, but thr pic is newer (the car has slicks), so that's beyond the scope of this channel
As for the earlier discussion a V10 is the perfect middle ground between a v8 lightness and a v12 power, but it isn't as naturally balanced as either (because of how 4-stroke work, simply)
So it needs more work to be made reliable than the other 2. The fact it seemed more reliable than the v8 or v12 is because the companies rhat pushed for it, Renault and Honda, had the means to develop it to make it a viable option
This is also why there was no V10 in F1 before 1989.. if it was inherently better without any hassle, we'd have some way earlier
Yup that’s why every team used V10’s from 1998 to 2005
Actually the 1988 Williams tested a V10 for the 1988 season.
The Williams-Renault FW12R(enault) was actually fitted with the Renault V10 engine. The team would use two chassis to test the Renault engine to its max. While the drivers could adapt the new car. Eventually during the first races of 1989, the Williams-Renault FW12C was used for the first races that season.
As same with McLaren - they also tested with V10’s during that year.
The MP4/4B, which was a modified version of the McLaren MP4/4, was used as something of a guinea pig by Honda for the testing of its 3.5-liter V10, which was designed specifically to fit the new regulations set down by the FIA for the 1989 season, which banned the use of turbocharged vehicles in the races.
I uhh.. idk what to say 😂😂
turbo v10 imagine
V6 Turbo<V10 Turbo
Imagine v12 turbo tho
I can imagine but not in f1
I could imagine it, but I think it would be one of those experiments
That can go or perfect or become a real disaster
We'd need refuelling back for these I reckon
Also the fact they are very heavy
The sound would be just great and also would have loads of power
But it can end like the Lamborghini’s 90s engine
Or Yamaha’s
Imagine W16 QuadTurbo
I know
BRM did the H16
And Lotus actually used them on their 43 that SOMEHOW won a race in 1966 American GP
And that’s the P83
otd in 1990: usa gp, round 1
- we're talking about the race where jean alesi pulled a "buenos dias fuccboi" on ayrton senna
- alesi going all-out from light to flag is what essentially establishes his status as "one fine driver" in f1
- shock retirements also play into the drama-filled race in phoenix, including the likes of gerhard berger, nigel mansell and alain prost
The 1990 US GP in Phoenix, featuring a David and Goliath battle between Senna's McLaren and Alesi's Tyrrell, was a classic. It was voted by followers of @F1 on Twitter as their favourite US Grand Prix.
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love this race
Same
While thanks for defending me
Uhm, ACKCHEWALWY, you can thank 1986 and Alfa Romeo for one of those... Or possibly even Honda in 1982
Thanks to this puppy
Though of course these weren't raced
Yeah
3.0L Honda V10
Alfa Romeo V10 3.5 Liters Natural Aspirated Formula 1 engine designed by Pino D'Agostino 1986.
That Alfa V10 I just wish could've seen races and FIAT greenlit a series of developments
Same for the Isuzu too
I think I found a car more worse than the 2021 HAAS
thats the ligier yeah
Yeah, but was renamed/rebranded as Prost GP in 2000
Or Andrea moda 😂
Because unlike andrea moda or Coloni, this car was also hyper slow
So slow it could be compared to a formula 3000 rather than a formula 1
Or better said, anything can beat it
In both performance and reliability
The engine had a power of like 600bhp (kinda normal for it’s time) but they had to lower it to 400bhp(?) in order to avoid it exploding basically
Also when they got a better engine (Judd V8 I think) their first race with it the hood flew away
It was an F3000 chassis with a 400hp W12, ye
basically
many teams did that
Minardi came up with a F3000 chassis, Coloni as well..
i meant Forti
HKS tried that with their 300E dev too
There is far worse
Yep
Life itself being the worse by far
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mhJbnx660OI
ok for the ones who like history
In a career with Hesketh, Williams and Benetton - to name a few - Frank Dernie helped haul F1 into the digital era, pioneering the use of data loggers, active suspension and extensive wind tunnel testing. He also worked with many the legends of the sport, including Nelson Piquet, Nigel Mansell and Michael Schumacher. In the latest from our podca...
Dont miss that
Now I'd like to see a race where the L190 is against, well, this
Although, the irony is the Stewart GP, Lola's main "rival", techincally used the Ford Zetec R engine as well. But their Zetec R was the slightly more powerful VJ V10 engine compared to the ECA Zetec R V8 Lola used
Oh and even more irony is that Tyrell used the Ford ED4/5 V8 engine in 1997, and they managed to score just 2 points as well
Stewart was basically a Ford works team
Schumacher and...
Barrichello i think
Either Reubens or Eddie
I think that is Barrichello
Gerhard Berger and Jean Alesi fight each other for the pole position at Hockenheim 1994.
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Y'know when you're the most powerful V12 in F1 history that you allow Alesi to put in a monster lap and blow off your engine cover?
if only beauty equalled speed
True that
Michael just chilling on the recovery truck
Max Verstappen: "That's what you get when you don't leave the space!"
Ayrton Senna:
Who was the most f1 wins in a season without winning the championship?
thats in their career
i wanna know for a single season
probably do the research yourself then
check the list, go through each driver in their best year
yeah im trying to but most recordbooks are career wise
Massa, 6 wins in 2008
Probably Bottas lmao or Max
Yup correct 🤣
"This is fine"
Lewis, probably 2016
Maybe 1984
Prost had 7 wins and lost the championship
Yeah Lewis had 10 wins in 2016 and still loss.
Let’s do the math
10/21=47%
7/16=43%
6/18 = 33%
Right that's Lewis as i recalled
Yup probably Lewis
They asked for more wins without a title, and so far 10 is that number
Grand prix cars were pretty similar from the 30s to the 50s
In another 20 years, grand prix cars changed a lot tho (50s-70s)
But yeah, I sometimes can’t believe they have changed so much
It's amazing that the Williams FW14B is still the most advanced F1 car ever made, compared to the modern cars we currently have
15C (1993) but yeah
Who knows how advanced cars would be if they didn't stop this electronics race after 93
hats off to the engineers that made this car
sad its dominance was brought to and end so quickly
dominance is bad
Yeah, that one along the FW15C were and will prob be the most advanced formula 1 ever
Only time will tell if there will be more advanced cars
I'd argue that the modern cars are way more advanced
just cause they don't have drivers aids doesn't mean they aren't leaps and bounds ahead in construction, aero and safety
But the williams is more advanced at least in terms of electronics
Didnt it have infinite gears?
That was the FW15C CVT
that was unreliable as hell
and most importantly it was unraced
def not bottas, he "only" has 10 wins in his career while lewis in 2021 won 8 races but still lost
ok, so that means lewis. thank you!
Well he drives a Mercedes for a few years thought maybe he would have some wins but guess I was wrong
Yup Lewis from 2016 I guess
FW14B holds the record for most pole positions in a season with 14/16 from Nigel Mansell I believe
Highest percentage
“The FW15C had 12% better aerodynamics (downforce/drag) and an engine with 30 additional horsepower than the FW14B.”
“Also, the FW15C featured an ABS braking system which was not available on the FW14B and featured a 210L fuel tank, compared to the 230L tank in the FW14B.”
put this in the louvre
The MP4/8 suspension
Just gorgeous
I'd love to see how a new Active setup would look
this is f1
'tis
That’s cool and all until you see FW15C’s active suspension
Beauty from Williams. One of the best F1 cars ever made
I think the new F1 cars would benefit from active suspension from porpoising
they definitely would
1989 Canada had a Williams 1-2 finish and they had 9 points for P1 back then
So Murray something along the lines of said as boutsen got to the last corner of the last lap,
'It's his first win and first time scoring 9 points'
Lol murrayism
Ayrton Senna was the most committed man I ever met. The sheer depth of his approach to his profession was something few ordinary people could truly understand. We speak of…
That's the 14🅱️'s rear suspension but okay, the reason for linking it being that Williams had said at some point McLaren had the better suspension solution
Here we are
No? That’s the FW15C suspension dude. McLaren never had a better suspension. They were always behind. McLaren’s suspension was always lacking and same with there Ford Engines.
Benetton B192
I know the FW15 had active suspension too but I can’t find pictures of it
Geez
This image is the 14🅱️s rear
The FW15 was actually ready midway through the 1992 season, but the performance of the FW14B was such that it was decided to hold back the FW15 for the start of 1993.
Talk about being overpowered
Yeah ikr lmao
“The main difference between the FW14 [used in 1991] and the FW14B was the active suspension.” said Patrick Head.
it wasn't that bad, but it wasn't as good as they expected
fair
unless we're comparing it to the all conquering F2004
in which case it was bad, like everything that wasn't one
Bottas holds the record for most non-championships with 10+ podiums in a season with 15 in 2019
The Williams FW26 is my fave... Even if it's pace was absolutely down to the P84
Shame the P85 never raced
Cylinder in head? Yes sir
Yeah Walrus nose is cash
(Lotus 102Lamborghini 3512 3.5 V12(German G. P.July 29 Hockenheimring1990)
WTF IS THIS
Hesketh
When a championship contender sacrifices his own championship to help his rival
What happened
Dude on the right got disqualified for something debatable from a race, dude on the left appealed the disqualification of his championship rival and probably friend, dude on the right ended up winning the title
Because his dsq was lifted thanks to the dude on the left
Who never won a title
And the dude in the left is Mr Motor Racing: Stirling Moss
Who was racing for Vanwall
Amd the dude on the right was Mike Hawrton (I don’t know how to type his surname, sorry)
Who was racing for Ferrari
It began the ban of racing in Switzerland
And Mercedes long break from racing as well iirc
Yeah
Until 1970 when they introduced the 300sel
Then until 80s in group C along Sauber and finally until 1993 in Formula 1
93?
Mercedes ‘came back’ to formula 1 in 1993 helping Sauber with their team
Then in 1994 Mercedes made the engines to Sauber and one year later they moved to McLaren
That is why in the ‘93 Sauber C12 you can see the Mercedes logo with a text saying: concept by Mercedes-Benz even when the engine was Ilmor’s, not Mercedes’s
I must add I like the livery ngl
Yeah IKRR idk the whole thing looks so aesthetic
That didn't work Michael. You hit the wrong part of him, my friend
"And you can tell by the body language of the Benetton mechanics that they are AB-SO-LUTELY FURIOUS!!!"
''And what is Deletraz doing?''
“Mansell is furious! Furious! With Nigel Mansell's body language saying a mixture of resignation and fury whilst Senna stalks away.”
ah yes forgor abt tht
murray was just a goat
Senna would still set fastest lap in that car missing a wheel 
Lmao
That moment when you clip your teammate and he goes backflipping across the line
"She's the last of the V8s!"
(Until the 2006-2013 seasons, that is)
97
yes it did, but simply because only Ferrari made V12s at the end
this Minardi had a Hart, and Tyrrell had an old Cossie
true
also in 95 and 96, the Cosworth model used by Minardi was called the EDM
was it any good
right
I believe in 1998, Tyrrell or Arrows used V8s aswell
Probably Tyrrell since they were poor and had Ford engines
no in 98 everyone had V10s
Arrows had their own engine, Tyrrell had a V10 Cosworth
the 97 Stweart engine
A shame that FIA stopped the return of the V12 in the 2000's
But that noise would've been beyond insane
900Hz+ to the ear ain't the most kind
I want some context 👀
pretty sure SkippY meant something else
In 1999, BMW were testing V12 platforms, Ferrari had dual simulation development of the 048 EVO and a V12, and Toyota had announced their entry with a V12
In 2000, FIA banned anything other than 10's
Going into the 2000's engine weight had dropped massively with introductions of Diamon-Like-Carbon, further useage of Titanium and better CNC's so 135kg engines were now 100
So packaging and weight issues weren't as big if V12's were re-introduced
But like... The noise would've been beyond insane
when you hear the last V12, that was 5 years old
Even the 412T2 at full tilt at what? 17.6? Sounds even a bit much
The revs it got up to in Adelaide or whatever
it reached 17,600, the 95 engine?
do you think the V12 were easier to rev higher than V10s?
oh wow, I knew about Toyota but I didn't know that BMW and Ferrari were testing V12's
that would've been interesting if the FIA allowed them
not too #classic-motorsport but the 2004-2005 era cars would've been even more insanely fast most probably
maybe everyone would have switched to V12s
21000rpm v12s when
is that a simple formula to get that?
(Rpm×60)/No.cylinders firing per bank... 0er rpm
So for a V12, 3
WAIT
Other way aroubd
These two
oh ok
forgot what conclusion i had found when trying to mathematically analyze why a V12 sounded better
#classic-motorsport message scroll up from here, if you're interested in this kind of nerdy discussions
The Harmonic signature of the V12 is the upper note is 2 Octaves and the
7th semi-tone above the root like... Lower buzz
The V10 is 3+3 iirc and the V8 is 3
Which is why I find flat-plane V8's to soynd well... Flat
Other resonances and such do make different sound envelopes but you'll find that's the main roots of each layout
Schumi and Mika before their championship friendly rivalry
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The car that inadvertently discovered and introduced F1 to the Ground Effect concept
"F**k it!"
(Slams visor down)
you jus gave me my wallpaper mate!
floor go suc suc
I was watching the 1970 season recap and I couldn't help but notice how different Monaco was, it's crazy how people are just walking on the sidewalks as the cars go around the streets with no barriers or anything either. Like did no one think maybe its a bit dangerous to have the cars go by at 100 MPH while standing just feet away? Kind of reminded me of Group B rallying
And airborne goes Alesi
Ah the paradox, who is going the right way?

this after the hairpin?
thoughts on this
We'd need other views, but it looks like a decent high nose
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