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The dude sitting next to me on my flight yesterday was a perfect mix between alain prost and Justin trudeau

Reine Wisell 🇸🇪 died 2 days ago. don't think anyone on here has said anything. R.I.P
Despite having never hosted a Formula 1 race, Pembrey Circuit in Carmarthenshire became a popular testing venue for F1 teams during the 1980s and 1990s. In September of 1988, the HTV cameras were at the track to follow Ayrton Senna, widely regarded by many as one of the greatest F1 drivers of all time, as he tested a modified version of the McLa...
When Senna tested a V10 powered MP4/4
Ah, the MP4/4B
Well, the MP4/4B sported a different airbox
It did
Was jordan decent in '91 or nah?
midfield car
There livery was good, probably one of the best ever. There performance was above the middle-midfield pack.
they finished fifth in the constructers out of nineteen teams
not hard, the /4 didn't have an airbox
briefly mentionned it in the mods chan, but people didn't pick it up. man had an okay 2 seasons with Lotus, but Colin decided it was not enough and replaced him with Dave Walker, who was just awful. 0 pts while his teammate got WDC
There were moments where drivers managed to drag their uncompetitive cars into a battle with the top teams. Like Jean Alesi in his Tyrrell for example
it was a competitive car actually, very much
it was just quite underpowered
but most of the field was
its successor was still underpowered, but even quicker, and revolutionary also
last revolution for Tyrrell, and probably the only one that really worked?
To be fair, Tyrrell was using a V8 that season. Compared to the V10 used by McLaren
yeah, in 89 and 90 most of the field used a cosworth v8 engine
only the big names like Ferrari McLaren and Williams had something very different (and the few with the Lambo V12)
The customer Lambo V12 used by Lotus was quite powerful. But it was heavy and horrendously unreliable
Also I don't think that the 1990 Lotus chassis and body wasn't that strong. Considering what happened to Martin Donnelly
They had somewhat decent engines but their chassis wasn't that brilliant, was it?
Who, Lotus or Williams?
True, just look at the 2009 season lol
If we consider Brawn new, then yeah
it wasnt
In 98 they lost Newey and got Mechchromes, which were the worser of the two Renault rebadges
In 1999 they had a quick car, could be considered one of the better with the Supertec-Renault, but had some reliability issues when it mattered
Happened the same in 2000 with arrows, or well…kinda
They had the car with the highest top speed
But it was less reliable than a 2015 McLaren Honda
twin turbo
Them turbos are tiny
Hey
I’m doing this group project
For my French class
And I’m doing Alain Prost
I was wondering if y’all have any pictures of Alain Prost
Dm me if you do
me omw to ur mom
me omw to mclaren to escape angry renault employees
me omw to ferrari
Me omw to get curly hair
it was
Wonder how much the teams have spent repairing their cars after this iconic pileup? Sure its gotta be 10 million at best
Prost: and this is how I will destroy your chances of championship on ‘89
But Jordan
The gang of 4
Senna: And I took that personally
he took it personally when stewart did one on him in that interview
Here you can see the Introduction of the "OpeningLap" Video-Series of the Formula 1 Season 1991.
Holy shit that’s a sexy sounding car
v12
ofc sounds nice
i wonder will we get more cylinder count in the future
That’s not a v12
Probably because it's 3.5L
The Barcode MP4/4, which McLaren had to use in some countries that had restrictive tobacco law
Martin Brundle wrecking it at Albert Park's notorious Turn 3
🤣
Hey brundle, wrong way bud!
He got sent flying jesus
The show car for the MP4/4
"MP4/4/SSC/10"
Well this was the first so it wouldn't rev as high plus the previously mentioned size increase for 87-94
Sounds more akin to an LMP JUDD
Engine: Judd GV4 72° V10 / 4000 cc / 244 cu in
Power: 700 hp / 521,5 kw
Weight: 900 kg / 1984 lbs
Event: Spa classic
Race series: Endurance Racing Legends
Date: 17-18 may 2019
Track: Spa-Francorchamps
Driven by James Cottingham (GBR), he won both races.
Filmed with Canon Legria HF G40 + DM-100 microphone
Related video
https://www.youtube.com...
not quite the JUDD Supra exhaust but
rneo
alboreto corner
The Turbocharged Japanese Monster
The engine of the 97 Arrows was officially the Yamaha OX11A, but it was also partially a Judd JV V10, wasn't it?
So it was technically the last "Judd" engine in F1
That one concretely is a 100% Yamaha V12
But idk about the v10
Ik also Tyrrell used them on 1995
Rare to see a Pedal Cam in an F1 car https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ut7yehpQjac
Pedro De La Rosa onboard in his Arrows using the pedal cam at the 2000 Belgian Grand Prix at Spa-Francorchamps.
Wow
Ayrton Senna won his first home grand prix at Interlagos #OnThisDay in 1991. Nosso campeão! 🇧🇷🏆
#SennaSempre 🧡
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AYYYYRRTTTOOOONN SENNA DO BRASIIIIIIIIIILL
Advanced 1995 cg model of Alain Prost’s nose
I think CG started in ‘85 but it doesn’t look that bad for 95…
Fuji TV had been doing CG intros since ‘87
Ye it's sick
Did that actually happen for the 1994/1995 Pacific GP?
That intro? It did https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Rl9GLLCDTCg&list=PLAz1cC5Dm0tGe_oiWShqLCy7pnHD1rTs5&index=16
'95のF1中継のオープニング。画像はパシフィックGPの時のもの。
阪神淡路大震災のチャリティーを兼ねていたと記憶している。
Interesting that’s actually cool that they had CG that far back
wasn't that engine used in a F50 style yamaha concept?
wtf is that thing
yamaha ox9-11
bru
It featured a Yamaha V12
basically that f1 car but road legal
ok
it's a* thing* that has wheels and a* engine*
yeah it was awesome. Unfortunately minor things like NVH and accountants came through and it wasnt built
🆗
speaking of f1 powered road cars koenigsegg if you didn't know was going to use a flat 12 from subaru in the first cc prototypes , not sure what team in f1 ran that engine though
Coloni ran the Flat 12
ah
susbaruwu
well i guess the engine didn't impress christian so they went with an audi v8 for the cc prototypes instead
The MKI Jiotto Caspitta also featured the Flat 12, while the MKII Caspitta featured a Judd GV
yeah lol
i don't think ive seen the mk1 but i have seen the mk2 running the judd v10 on film
they use Mercedes V12s right
that's pagani
audi v8 huh? Didnt the prod car have a 4.6 modular from a crown vic with upgrades and a supercharger?
ah yes
they switched to ford mid development
oh
audi wasn't letting them tune the engines
very german of them 
amg however will build v12s to whatever specification pagani needs 
7.0L V12? You got it!
the huayra's use 3 valve single cam engines tho 🤡
except the r
that's an actual exotic hwa motor
lol
that's probably not out of random
?
it's just boosted
sounds worse than the zonda tbh
unless you go huayra r
that thing is automotive nirvana

huayra r for me more or so puts into perspective how good ferrari's intake technology is, when you compare the huayra r to the daytona sp3, which uses 20 year old architecture btw and its competing with a ground up track only v12
and they have a new one next year to replace the enzo derived f140 v12
that yamaha would've been very fun to drive
The 0X9-11 vs the Caspita.
Yamaha vs Judd power
imo the caspita wouldn't fare too well against an f50
the yamaha is lighter
so yeah i think the yamaha should beat the jiotto but the caspita is certainly more powerful
That is the OX99-11... Which had the Yamaha OX99 V12
Era da tanto che volevo caricare questo video da me girato tanto tempo fà a Misano e ora e arrivato il momento.
Ero arrivato in circuito a Misano sapendo che c'erano le 75 Turbo Gr.A che effettivamente c'erano ma non hanno girato,in compenso c'era la Minardi che provava il nuovo 12 cilindri Subaru/Motori Moderni.
Ogni volta che lo vedo mi viene ...
Y'all wanna hear what a B12 sounds like?
ofc
Friday morning at 8:30 AM, and nine drivers have 30-minutes to determine which four will advance to the next round of qualifying
Pre-Qualifying results:
1 #33 Roberto Moreno EuroBrun-Judd 1:28.268
2 #14 Olivier Grouillard Osella-Ford 1:28.589
3 #30 Aguri Suzuki Lola-Lamborghini 1:29.372
4 #29 Éric Bernard Lola-Lamborghini 1...
15:27 for the Flat 12 at full chat
Oh wow that's got a wavy note to it
Crazy how small that camera is
didnt even notice the one on top had a camera on him tbh
took me a good 30 seconds
When Renault technically raced against themselves
(The car in the background is a Toleman)
Which, lets not forget. Toleman became Benetton which became the 2000s works Renault team that became Lotus then back to Renault AGAIN and now finally Alpine

yeah exactly
@meager pewter sorry for bringing this in f1 chat, but arent you one of the mods in TCC? I was banned for mistakenly sending some link in a dm. It's been 6-7 months. Can I be possibly unbanned
What's TCC
Idk either
transitional cell carcinoma
The Car Community
True crime community
Aight, never heard of that discord
Same naming a discord by a cancer is pretty weird
Kinda shit, owned by some 16 year old but somehow has 26k members
Probably
There is 3 types of people there: rich mf with like supercars, broke mf with shitboxes, and children who can’t drive
And then there is Artyom who is an epic Finnish man who organizes historic rallies and takes amazing videos
I know it’s not F1 but these are the types of pics he takes, this is his bug and its just a static pic
Very nice
Hid bug in the background
My name is brandon stance and i drive a 2002 s2k w/ indy hlt rims and Potenza s007 tyres 15° of negative camber

bruhhhh
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Hold up. McLaren were using Beryllium Alloy Pistons for their Mercedes V10s? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qmhaXXLubjM
In 1999, Ross Brawn at Ferrari noticed that despite the McLaren MP4-14 having the same rev output as his cars, the McLaren had more power. And this confused him.
It turns out that Mercedes and Ilmor, who built the engines for the McLaren team, were using a material that was not only lightweight and strong, but also a tad toxic if handled improp...
Yes, and these alloys are not toxic
That's just the dumb excuse raised to forbid them
Beryllium is toxic if particulates are inhaled but like... Coppers' the same
But I believe Copper can be filtered out, whereas y'know
Beryllium makes chronicness
Why was I muted for two hours??
@past drift was this you or someone else?? I never got a reason why I got muted
Nah I just wanted to ask if they knew
I don't care if they don't know then
great
ah, classic imola
one of the best but also awful circuits of the past...
What’s going on with the empty grid spot?
apparently the race was boycotted by many teams
Brabham, McLaren, Williams and Lotus, boycotted the race
FISA-FOCA War
The last French driver to win a GP. Until Pierre Gasly and Esteban Ocon obviously

The car that kickstarted Ferrari's early 2000s resurgence. While it didn't have a WDC, the F399 managed to bag the 1999 Constructors Championship
Such a sexy car
Man i miss that styling
The 90s were awesome and all
But those early 2000s cars were just

Not quite one o these
What joke did I make??? 🤣😭😭
Ig you mean that car but with the walrus stile front wing lmao
Ah the time when F1 cars looked like hotdogs on wheels
The Williams BMW livery was on point
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Best Williams
1992 World Champion Nigel Mansell on board lap Spa on Williams FW14. Amazing sound of Renault V10 engine.
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- FW14B
- FW15C
- FW11
- FW07
- FW18
FW42 > ALL
Trueee
Congrats @round swift, you're now on lap 25
When do I pit??
good looking in a beefy kind of way like the 2014 merc
👀
That is 126cx?
Or 126c from 1980?
Ik both were the only ferraris which failed to qualify for a race ‘suposedly’
Halo. 2016 style
Guess the driver
126cx I think
Correct
A driver
Gilles looks nothing like his son
Yea
Jean Pierre Jarier?
Rene Arnoux?
OLIVIER GROUILLARD
Ah
How deep are the gravel traps? For F1 cars, REALLY FRECKING DEEP
james hunt?
OLIVIER GROUILLARD
no need to shout
???
speaking in all caps
Then what’s the point of exclamation marks??
its called how people talk on the internet
caps = loud
punctuation = nonexistant
me = don’t care
then why did you ask
it looked similar
it was a first glance guess
Listen I took my memory from the Tooned 50 helmet he wore becaus ei watched that earlier today
it looked the same
Olivier Gruyère
classic super formula
doesn't the Aston Martin made by Newey have fans>
technically Jacques did take inspiration from Gilles helmet
but he picked the strangest colors to pair with it
how did he take inspiration? his got a V with the colours of a polo his mom had
oh wait maybe i was thinking of another person
either way I was not really a fan of Villeneuve's color choice
Guess the driver
Nationality?
Nope
Yes
ok
Here’s a hint: Simtek
Modena
Nope
Correct
Well… David Brabham raced for the team in 1990, while Brundle and Modena raced in 1989
Yeah. He may have success in sportscar racing, but it’s overshadowed by his, let’s say… off track activities
But anyway
RIP Bruce
man did in 32 years what most people aspire to do in 60 years
win an F1 race before 25, nearly win the F1 Championship, founded your own motorsports team, finish 2nd in the WCC and win LeMans all before you turn 33
and win the CanAm Championship twice
What a track record
but his death was tragic and ironic
he crashed into the only thing outside of the track
a marshal's post that was supposed to be taken down years ago
What a shame
but this image is just chilling
It’s just as chilling as the site of Jim Clark’s accident
McLaren made a commemoration video of Bruce indicating him still alive and walking to his fatal crash site
That just sounds a bit haunting if i’m honest
for ure
*sure
the reason I believe Jim Clark was the most naturally talented driver in all of F1
was that he was never known for driving aggressive, or calculating, or any of that
he was just the fastest on the track
no matter what car
and old Jimmy was a mere farmer
he did not spend years honing his abilities
he was a farmer who got introduced to cars and got hooked
You don’t see any modern day drivers winning other championships, the Indy 500, and the WDC all in a single season nowadays
That was Jim Clark.
And he had a pole record that wouldn’t be broken decades later by Ayrton Senna
stil has the record for grand slams
not at all
When it comes to pole positions and racing in the rain, maybe.
But otherwise, not so much
but realistically there can be nobody like Jim Clark ever again
today's drivers all drive nearly if not the same
yeah you can't have someone that will cope with the imperfections of his machine the way he did
he didn't complain or give up with his car when it was unreliable
he just gave his all
the Lotus he drove were super fast but also super fragile, only his light touch could extract the potential of the car without breaking it apart
One handed in the wet at the old Spa-Francorchamps
especially the 1966 and 1967 Lotuses
iirc they used the powerful but heavy and unreliable BRM engines
but Clark still managed to grab some wins
not to mention in the 60s
68 was his, hands down.
driving one handed, flat out in a rain soaked Spa was a deathwish
but to Jim Clark it was a day at work
most definitely
He was better than Graham Hill in all fairness
and Hill took the WDC
yeah
its so weird how being a 3x WDC makes you an F1 great but a 4x WDC catapaults you into legend status
or could just be me
Jack Brabham could have very well won 4 WDCs
he nearly won in 1967 after winning in 1966
well Senna's case is unique
because he had about 5 years left in his career
5-7
People only hate Prost because of the Senna movie. It’s a shame, really.
Yeah the thing I did not like about the Senna movie was that they exaggerated Prost's actions
while I side with Senna in the Prost v Senna rivalry Prost did not deserve the hate in that movie
I get if it was to increase the drama and suspense but it came at the cost of Prost's reputation
They also left out details such as Senna vetoing Derek Warwick, only to find himself vetoed by Prost in 1993, Senna’s ruthlessness, the real scenario behind Suzuka ‘90 and Senna’s admittance to his actions a year later, etc.
Don’t get me wrong, I love the film, but it didn’t hit all the right marks
In all fairness Prost did seem like he turned into Senna
but I still think Senna wouldnt have won in 89
if he won in Suzuka he would have to edge Prost out in Australia
which seemed pretty difficult
Yeah. More DNF’s and non points finishes prior to Suzuka. Prost was consistent on podiums and top 5’s
when Senna was not crashing he was winning
but the DNFs hurted his championship hopes
He suffered mechanical issues and that crash with Mansell
but there was that controversy in Estoril
despite Mansell being black flagged he still went on and crashed into Senna
which was definitely crucial in his title hopes
I think the reason why most people dont see Prost over Senna was because he was never relatively popular compared to Senna
Ayrton was a global superstar
and Prost's WDC seasons have also been overlooked
1985 can be seen as a boring season as it was sandwiched between the great 1984 and 1986 seasons
How was 1985 boring?
not boring
i mean overshadowed
compared to the 1984 season which saw Senna debut and Lauda and Prost clashing and 1986 with the 3 way title fight
the title was fairly close in 1985 until Alboreto binned it in the final 5 races
Yeah the V. But the multi-coloured look was inspired by a jumper his mother once wore, but it also matched his personality which would blossom in F1
instead the only thing that blossomed were his bold statements
I generally think Jacques was still good until 2001
after that he lost the motivation and the edge
Well he was a loud and outspoken character
But also I good racer
Alot of respect
Yup could’ve won more championships
Ah yes a petition will make the FiA change their entire, very specific rule book
🙏 I hope
excuse, Ferrari binned it
Yeah he retired because of the turbo/engine
Not his fault
same as Prost in the tail end of 83 really
Sorta yeah
Just saw something quite sad. Derek Warwick had a younger brother called Paul. This brother was racing in british F3000 in 1991, and won the first 4 races of the championship.
During the 5th race at Oulton Park, while leading, he had a mechanical failure on his car at high speed, and was thrown out of it and killed instantly.
Because they stopped the race and never started it again, he also won this race and the championship altogether because nobody was able to outscore him.
man, that is sad
If Paul Warwick made it to F1 alongside his brother, I’m sure he’d have some success under his belt
That’s so sad…
He could’ve been the next big thing
Man that’s pretty impressive 👀
I did not know about that
sorry I forgot to finish
Senna had a feud with de Angelis by the end of 1985 or 1986 iirc
but it was more so on Lotus' inability to run 2 #1 drivers
so de Angelis left and was replaced with crappy Dumfries
Also thanks to Senna vetoing Derek Warwick
I still generally don't know why he vetoed him
Warwick didn't seem much of a threat to him
and never went on to be
Yeah. Warwick winning races at Lotus would have been nice to see
It’s ironic seeing Senna complain about Prost vetoing him from Williams in 1993
Yeah but in all fairness I think that was a bit personal
Yeah kinda stupid if you ask me and makes no sense to me
I think it was because there was already a mutual agreement between Williams and Senna
and being the calibre of driver Senna was looking for his 4th title I won't blame him for being mad
but it was a bit hypocritical on his part
Yeah but why did Prost want to go back to racing?
The same reason senna wanted too, right?
^^^williams owned a Ferrari driven by Alain
there was just no good seats for him in 1992
Patrese could’ve been kicked out
Patrese was valuable
and WIlliams didn't even know if Prost was coming
And there was no good reason for Patrese to be kicked out
Patrese got one pole while Mansell had 14 or something
at times he held Senna behind
well yeah Senna is literally Senna
True true
and Patrese's job was to be #2 to Mansell, defending from Senna and the others
there were 6 1-2 finishes for Williams
Patrese always had to stay behind
Yeah what about the 91 season without all of the driver aids they had in 92
It’s the vehicle…
Patrese wasn't slow he was just doing his job
Patrese is slow look at the races he’s entered and then his stats
well in 1991 he was 3rd in the WDC
the Williams was not as reliable in 1991
McLaren had the more reliable car which is why Senna won
and Patrese took 4 pole positions in 1991
and 2 victories
and the only reason Patrese's race to points ratio is low because he spend his first years with backmarkers
He entered relatively young
but in his 2nd season he already got a 2nd place finish
and went on to record podiums every season
except for 1979
you also have to look at the reliabiltiy back then
the late 70s and early 80s were a battle for reliability
so its understandable if he retired alot
but when he wasnt retiring he was snatching podiums
Yeah that’s still why I don’t think he was still a good driver
There were better options
Patrese was to Mansell as Berger was to Senna
Patrese left in 93
Prost won the WDC
No no no Berger was something else
Berger was catching senna in some races
Patrese literally won a handful races in his 16 seasons
because Patrese was built to be the #2 man
he was never hired to compete with the other driver
he was hired to contribute
and the early 80s were also one of the competitive times
with many decent drivers on different teams
so there were not much available seats for Patrese
Berger>
don't you think Patrese's skill and value are one of the factors to why Patrese even lasted 16 seasons
you stay in F1 for a reason
either your a pay driver, a contender, or a valuable contributor
Becuz he didn’t want to retire and got offers?
I would stay too for the money and to race
Lol
yeah but its not easy when your in your mid 30s in the 90s
many studs in the early 80's lost their drives because they weren't competitive enough or that no team wanted them
He won six Formula One races, with a record gap of over six years between two of these the 1983 South African Grand Prix and 1990 San Marino Grand Prix.
“With Alain Prost, Ayrton Senna and Nigel Mansell all desperately trying to sign for Williams, Patrese's position looked to be under threat and he signed for the Benetton team before the end of the year”
👀
well of course you cant compete with Senna Mansell and Prost
nobody thinks otherwise
Or even Berger really lmao
but that was a chaotic situation
having 3 legends trying to take the seat at Williams
I think they choose the right decision
and there you are caught in the middle of it
Patrese was old anyway and just wanted to retire
so he went to Benetton
got a few podiums then and there
Williams offered him a seat in 94 after Senna died
but Patrese respected Senna and did not want to replace him
Yes he partnered a young Schumacher
Where did you get this from?
Any source??
and also wikipedia
All I know is that Patrese was offered a seat
Patrese also tested the FW18 in 1996
and somehow he set a time that would've put him near the front of the grid
Yes same with Alain for McLaren…
Nigel was asked first though I thought
Or was it Alain
i dont know
all i know is he was offered a seat
but he declined
the man was 40 and just wanted to retire
so I don't see why not
I would too dangerous era when drivers aid were banned
?
how?
Sweeping rule changes were introduced for 1994, most notably a ban on all electronic "driver aids"; such as active suspension, anti-lock brakes, traction control and launch control.
“Ayrton Senna was among several observers who said that, with such features removed but no attempt to curtail the speed of the cars, 1994 would be "a season with a lot of accidents"”
I mean that wouldve been dangerous
But the drivers would've gotten used to it
but the early part of 94 was horrible
Because of the chicanes
help lower the speeds
did you see the chicane at spa that year
🤣
yes eau rouge
an uphill left right
Yeah
looked horrendous to drive
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you would've been leaned sideways trying to turn up a hill
What interests me is that most people think Senna suffered a puncture
this is one of the more interesting theories ive seen
but I doubt he had a puncture
Italian law says otherwise
“In February 1995, a 500-page report by a team of judicial investigators was handed over to Italian prosecutors which attributed Senna's crash to steering column failure caused by a pre-race adjustment.”
wasn’t a puncture lol
Stupid of how people think it was
but there are idiots who think Ayrton was shot and assasinated
🤦♂️
the worst part, they were Brazillians
The humanity
Senna "steering to the slide" theory is also pretty stupid
cause you never see the wheels go right or his steering wheel turn to the right
hell you even see his head trying to turn to the left so much you see his head appear
But why would he just be like "hm, let me turn at high speed opposite to the corner"
Not true
People tracked the yellow button on his steering wheel
the car just stops turning
and Williams explaining it was vertical force put on the steering wheel is stupi
*stupid
why would you incorporate that in a race car going at 200 mph
Tentativo di analizzare visivamente la deformazione della colonna dello sterzo, fino alla completa rottura.
Filmato rilasciato da Cineca, porzione cockpit contrastato, sovrapposizione immagine del volante (tratto dal sito www.ayrtondasilva.net)
that is not only dangerous but completely useless
Those two videos proved it wasn’t a puncture
the saddest part is when you see his head appear in the frame
Doesn’t show him crashing
thats when you know he was desperately trying to turn the car
it still involves it i think
It’s safe to send
i dunno
alright you do you
but you can see him trying to desperately turn to the left
his head appears in the camera since hes trying to turn to the apex
Yes exactly
Remember how he was going to honor the late Ratzenberger based on the flag inside the car
He wanted to
Actually I heard it wasn't true that he had an Austrian flag in his cockpit
but what was true is that he had an Austrian flag ready to wave
whether it was in his cockpit or from a marshall at the end of the race
it rules out a purposeful crash
and why would he crash on purpose
he was a 3x world champion looking for a 4th
had everything to live for
No reason, just to seal off the chance
and the bottoming out theory seems a bit plausible
however the evidence given to prove that is not that plausible
you always see sparks from cars coming out of Tamburello
thats just the bumpy nature of the turn
The surface was, well, up to 90s standards
And you never see the steering wheel behave like that in previous sessions
And the safety was worst
whether it was in Imola, Aida, or Interlagos
the steering wheel never behaved like that
so its clear Williams wanted to cover up something
and an anonymous individual got the blackbox out of the car
Yup
which was the most crucial item in the car that wouldve been used to analyze what happened
Im not saying Frank or the Williams team killed Senna
but its highly suspicious what they did after the accident
Well, to be known as a team that had a car kill one of f1's legends is not a good rep
Might have had an influence on what they did
Might be the issue they covered up, I have no clue
that FW16 was a weird car early in the season
if Williams just waited out until Monaco for Senna's new steering column instead of rushing an extension into it, botching the column everything would have gone fine
So they managed to replace the crap W12 with a Judd V8 and yet they still failed to modify the airbox/engine cover to fit the V8...
The legend says it flew away
I mean the cover
And they had to take it
The things the film makers had to do to make Grand Prix 1966
Just noticed how the Unipart F1 Team in 1980 looks very similar to last year's Haas
Looks like a ‘75 F1 car
If that isn't a 1975 McLaren M23.. I don't know what is
Me neither
I mean, I see the lateral skirts which helped on the ground effect
But ‘75 like scoop and the rest is a M23 or looks like one
who would use this in 1980 xd
Came up on Google when I put in 1980 Unipart F1 team lmfao
that is not an 1980 car
their 1980 car would be the Ensign N180
The N180 looks nice
more than my kidneys sell for
lets test that theory out
If you can find it and verify it, probably 100k depending on whos gonna buy it
@frozen prism no way it's that much, race worn helmets of him sell for 20k, so it can't be more then couple thousnd......
Brazil 1991..
Wait, that’s it?
Ikr , gonna sell everything I own to buy that helmet
whoops accidentally added another 0
Trying to push the car across the line while in the blazing sun wasn't easy
shhhh let him sleep
A mimir
get up
He needs some milk
He does indeed need some 🥛
why milk in particular
Because he just needs some milk
milcc
Lol
Stop this suspect behavior rn.
Brundle: "And a couple of years later, I made it into the corner. But sadly, not all the way to the exit"
Poor brundle
the hell even happened
Why was the 1985 South African GP on a Saturday?
¯_(ツ)_/¯
who hasn't tested the MP4/B
Heard 4 at the same time during a show
All of them coming from Lotus which won F1 championships here in Jarama
That back in 2013 when they had their (50th?) anniversary
Watson?
Wrong
wait is that just Lauda
Wrong again
de Cesaris?
test driver?
After having success in F3, Byrne tested for Mclaren in 1982. He managed to clock faster lap times than both Watson and Lauda. Unfortnately, he then became a driver for Theodore in the later stages of the ‘82 season.
There’s a documentary about Byrne that’s very interesting
ah i see
i knew it was the 82 car cause of the funky no front wing
but i forgot who the test drivers were
Eddie Jordan — who worked with both Ayrton Senna and Michael Schumacher once said:
"Forget Schuey and Senna. Tommy Byrne was the best of them all."
Tommy Byrne’s talent in a racing car was likened to that of Ayrton Senna and Michael Schumacher. To those who watched him closely, he was a champion in the making. Why, then, did his Formula 1 career last just five races in an uncompetitive car? Tommy tells Tom Clarkson the story of the impressive wins in junior categories – including one in Ayr...
Ayrton and Michael.
Who allowed nine year olds to vote?
has to be, Senna has ford on his racing suit
Why are you saying this?
Senna has the same stats as lewis
What's this got to do with 9 yo
Yeah it says that in the picture at the bottom lol 😂
i think the greatest driver of all time is gilles villeneuve
jacques>
and thats coming from being a canadian and a williams fan
Jim Clark
Not the best in terms of WDC or Race Wins
But my god
What a driver
25/73 race wins
33/73 pol positions
Jim Clark is the best
Clark is goated
Clark was something else man. I remember hearing once that he was a minute ahead of second place…
1963 dutch GP, he lapped everybody
at worst ye
I mean Autosport had him at number 5 for best f1 drivers of all time
AUTOSPORT presents the top 40 greatest Formula 1 drivers of all time as voted by over 200 drivers who have raced in the Formula 1 world championship
Bruh what hamilton has only had 9 dnfs since 2013?? Thats actually crazy
well its hard to be taken out when your car gets you a mile away from anybody else
Mechanical issues exist tho
The Honda RA302. A literal deathtrap on wheels
iirc one time at Spa, his Engine Oil line was ruptured and he was afraid that his engine would blow up from overheating, so his solution? Turn the engine off going into a corner, coast through, start it up again at the apex, and use it until the next corner. And guess what? He won. By 30 seconds
That man was just
Attached to whatever car he was in
Like he was a part of it
Not driving it
But just becoming one
You watch videos of him driving
Doing racing lines to perfection and correcting oversteer in a way that the untrained eye might not even notice
He may not be #1 statistically, but he is my #1 of all time.
Spa did everything to stop Clark
but Jimmy dominated Spa everytime he raced there
Except in 66, 67
weirder enough from '63 to '65 both Jim and Bruce McLaren were always on the podium
Sad pepe hands
man amon had the worst luck of all
Apparently Jim did a couple of races within one day, according to debatable sources. Like as soon as Jim raced and won an F1 race, he went to another race either an F2 (What was F2 in the 60s?) or a touring car race almost immediately
True because Jim was known to race in F2 races, hence he died in an F2 race!
well most 60s drivers did f2 races cause the gaps between f1 races were pretty long at the time
And one race at Spa, I don't remember which year it was, Jim had experienced some intense gearbox problem. But much like Ayrton Senna, Jim won the race while trying his best to keep his gearshifter in place
yeah he had one hand on the wheel and one hand on the stick
And remember Jim did not have much racing experience prior to F1
he was just a sheep farmer
from the calm plains of Scotland
Never underestimate a scottish lad
Someoneknows a good site to buy f1 memorabilia?
thats so big brain lmao
Can we all agree that the 1970 cars were hot ass
I like 80's more tbh
The 80’s-Early 90’s were beautiful
you have your opinions
Jochen Rindt's damaged car left in the garage
(This was the car he died in at Monza)

80 mid 90 are good but the front wing body on the 75 cars is just he'll no
i liked early 90s but the early 80s turbo cars looked a bit chunky
Not a single thing that felt fear in that man
yea a legend
In what
.
F2004 🤩
I would say F2004 but I can’t cause it’s only 2002 and below but the F2004 was very good
Why did f1 go through the small front wing phase
no
I think spa 63
Oh
Did he come close?
Ah
much more unlucky than hulkenberg
He won Le Mans no?
Was that the magnesium one
Jochen Rindt would’ve probably been a multiple world champion
He was the best of that era, after Jackie
Wsg everyone
Yes
Ground effect happened until 1982
And once again in 2022
So forty years later
yes that was the dreaded magnesium car
schlesser did like two laps in it and was then killed in a fire
thing is about magnesium is it continues to burn even after oxygen is taken out of the reaction
who the hell thought that was a good idea
rather insane they built a second one for surtees to run at italy
yeah many times
hes set a few poles then and there
but the ferrari during his time was at times unreliable or not quick enough to be at the front
Enzo Ferrari said himself that Amon was just a victim of horribly bad luck
60 fps upscaled footage of the 1964 British Grand Prix at Brands Hatch (please watch in 720p60). The video starts with a pre-race onboard footage of Jim Clark, who went on to win the race. This video is monetized by British Pathé (Content ID claim)
British Pathé's original film footage - "1964 European Grand Prix: Formula One Racing at Brands Ha...
Thought you guys would find this neat
Both are yeah, 1979 and 1981 Ferrari
It is a Ground Effect car, D'know why they said it wasn't
Ground Effect for all intents and purposes was banned from 1983
THAT time when Schumi raced for Jordan
lol
this is benetton ford 93 season ffs man...check your facts


i think that was the 1980 car
cause of the #2
but man that car was not good in 1980
it is quite funny how both schumachers drove for jordan
that 1980 car proves that one team cannot use slightly changed variants of the same car
sometimes it could pay off if the teams used very adaptable chassis like the lotus 72 and the mclaren m23
unless you're 2000@s ferrari
i dont think they used the same chassis
not for some of them anyway
but i think the f-2000 was a development of their 98 and 99 cars
Well in the first couple of races of 2002, 2003 and 2005 they used the previous years' car
ah ok
but what i meant was about teams that basically used the same basic chassis just changing and adapting it to the other competition or the regulations
i.e the Lotus 72 that Lotus used from 1970-1975, the McLaren M23 that McLarens used from 1973-1977, and the Ferrari 312T that they used from 1975-1980 and etc.
ohhhhh okayyyy sorry mate! i was wrong....this was ralf schumacher and not michael in the jordan....my bad sorry for my language as well
language here i talk about
yeah yeah misunderstanding on my part as well
wasnt that the year damon went there and jordan used honda engines
Yes
god imagine being so good you still can crush people with your old car
it didn't work in 2003 and 2005
aw
yeah 2005 was not a good year
2003 was a meh year since williams and mclaren had risen to the front
bruh
the same rule screw bit was last year
Ypoa this is not nearly the same thing
But in 2003 Michelin had got good as their tyres were cash
Then they got beaned mid 2003 for their construction after Indy 2003
Then had the pop in indy 2004
Then just died in indy 2005
the !!!!!11!1 means sarcasm
Even the old F2002 got at least a podium in every single mcfuckin race it competed in
Including the few 2003 races it joined
Massive bruh
Upscaled 60fps onboard footage of Patrick Depailler (please watch in 720p60), shot during a practice session for the 1978 Canadian Grand Prix.
My channel (including this video) is not monetized.
look at the wheel man
so satisfying
reasons why i can't get enough of that DFV sound
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZSG29OsL1GE that one in the dry. also he was one of the only drivers at the time to drive full out with the camera on his car for the recording
man depailler
taken away too soon
In a way yes, he missed his chance at the title like an idiot though
1979?
Yeah
Man went delta planing during the summer break, and broke his legs
He was 4th with a 10pt deficit, really nothing
yeah wasnt there also the story of how he was about to be cleared to race when he fell off his hopsital bed
and had to stay out the rest of the year
Jordan used Mugen-Hondas from 1998-2000 and it was their most successful stint
Bellend lol
Ralf was faster than Damon for Spa 1998
And was told to not overtake
Which would've been his first win, 4 years early
Basically Damon on the radio was sly and convinced Eddie to keep the 1 2 rather than pull what Michael/David had
🙏
yuh