Why does F1 look so slow? Because TV is only filming the cars with zoom in/out and follow the cars. I really miss the Helicopter views. They had them much more often back in the past.

@alimanski7941

2 жыл бұрын

Maybe helicopters are an issue, with the downwash they generate and can wreck the cars'aero performance - like what happened with Stroll when the heli flew too low. edit: If anyone else wants to repeat the previous 800 comments about it being a medical heli and not a tv heli - go ahead.

@seplayer

2 жыл бұрын

@@alimanski7941 there is drones nowadays

@theSafetyCar

2 жыл бұрын

We need more aerial footage

@lewis.n2313

2 жыл бұрын

When I went to silverstone 2 weeks ago there were 100s of helicopters flying in and out, and during the race there was 2 filming.

@Randomvideos-zi7pe

2 жыл бұрын

@@alimanski7941 thats not the helicopter with the camera, its the medical helicopter carrying max

I was in Hockenheim once...and I could not belive how fast they tackeled the corners. All the time I thought: "But they have to break now...now...NOOOOWWWW!!!!" (they didnt)

@cosimobaldi03

2 жыл бұрын

The magic of aerodynamics

@ClemensAlive

2 жыл бұрын

@@pigeon3001 2012

@hoozat007

2 жыл бұрын

My one and only live F1 race was the 1986 German Grand Prix at Hockenheim (I was posted in West Germany with the Canadian Army at the time). I went with two buddies and we had no F1 experience and very little knowledge. We were at the old Ostkurve, which had no grandstands or any permanent seating -- we just sat on the grassy hill... or we could stand by the fence, which was only about 30m or so from the track edge. Very little of the track was visible. We could see the cars emerging from the forest at the end of the straight, through the chicane, and then accelerate through the curve before heading out of sight again. We had no idea what was actually happening in the race, but it was an AMAZING experience. I had never seen anything like it, and have been an F1 fan ever since. I hope to see another live race again someday.

@johnmicheal3904

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah. It's spectacular.

@LanceThorpe

2 жыл бұрын

They mostly brake at 50m to 100m markers which if you think about 50m on an athletics track with the same radius apex, its actually insane the speed the carry through turns!

Tbh this example is better on tv imo, it’s usually the high speed corners that look better In person. For example I sat at Abby in 2016/15 and farm in 14 and that was better than on tv but I sat at luffeilds for 16 qualifying and it looked slower

@ratstar4102

2 жыл бұрын

For me as I cant watch F1 in real life... How does the engine sounds? Because in the TV the sound of the hybrid engine is not loud

@andreandrade3177

2 жыл бұрын

@@ratstar4102 it's very loud, obviously not as much as the V8 or V10, but the microfones they use do not do them justice

@Philares66

2 жыл бұрын

@@ratstar4102 just off the back of my first f1 weekend at Silverstone and the noise is next level. Fortunate enough to have a few of the V8/V10 cars there too and they are another planet above that too. What got me was the sense of speed - I was sat on the entry to maggots and it was incredible.

@Philares66

2 жыл бұрын

@@ratstar4102 also one thing I noticed was that on the TV for the formula 2 cars you never hear the pops and bangs of the shifting - in real life it is SO loud.

@Simvali

2 жыл бұрын

@@ratstar4102 They are loud haha trust me

Ive been to handful of gp and definitely tv is the best place to watch it. Circuit is for the fun and environment and yes for real speed of car. You hardly can follow the race.

@MGK-fm9hc

2 жыл бұрын

I was in Belgium on Kemmel straight near a tv screen, you can follow the gp very nicely with a tv screen but without it's impossible

@sharlesleglerc

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah. I sat on the opposite the pit straight in Montreal in 14 when Ricciardo won his maiden GP. Had to go home and rewatch the race to find out how 🤣🤣 You can't stand under the podium when they let you on the straights at home though. That made it worth it.

@mattle841

2 жыл бұрын

If I am to go to a race I am defo streaming it on my phone with one of my earbuds in to know/see what happens on the parts of the track I can't see or atleast make sure my TV is recording it for when I get home

@shivamarya5225

2 жыл бұрын

@@mattle841 there is a big screen for the audience to see that but its better to watch on phone

@pummyy

2 жыл бұрын

@@MGK-fm9hc I remember my first GP. 2009 Malaysian GP with Brawn and JB. It was such a chaos and my hills stand did not have a screen. I had no clue who won as the race was called halfway. I had to go home to find out what really happend lol

Watching any form of racing in person vs on tv are two totally different experiences

@joaopedrolorentz5099

2 жыл бұрын

I enjoy them both :-)

@der_schutzer9521

2 жыл бұрын

Thats why the sound of the engines is super important

@mercetajs

2 жыл бұрын

and im here thinking that TV is better less likely to miss anything.... and at the end of the day... you still gonna watch a TV and only gonna see that one position where you are sitting in real life :D

@Cousinouf

2 жыл бұрын

@@der_schutzer9521 it's really not, even FE sound in real life is decent enough to enjoy, and tbf not having to wear ear protection on F1 weekends anymore is really an underrated pro of the V6

@GowGows

2 жыл бұрын

Except for short track ovals when you're sitting right by the camera booth

TV can't replicate the noise, or the smell of fuel, rubber and tarmac. First race I attended was Spa 1996, had never been there before, arrived on the Friday and could hear the cars practicing, so parked up in a field thinking the circuit was really close... but we were about a mile and a half away! The noise of the cars was incredible. Of course, they are a bit quieter now than they were then, but it's still a visceral experience when you go to a live race. Nothing else like it.

@OmerSaidtr

2 жыл бұрын

That feeling when you hear a F1 car roaring for the first time is something you can never forget imo. It was Istanbul Park 2006 for me. It was the qualifying session and I was walking from the parking lot to the track. Then you suddenly hear the sound and see how fast they go. Unparalleled!

@devinsmith9915

2 жыл бұрын

Hate that i missed the loud days if i go now i know i missed the noise factor literally never wear headphones or earplugs but i would of had too for f1 2013& before probably now im 0% worried about it

@ryuhayabaker

2 жыл бұрын

Hearing Spa, in the middle of the forest, walking towards Pouhon, the noise was unbelievable. I could only imagine what it sounded like in the V10 era.

@Pasi_98

2 жыл бұрын

You also get a different feel for the tracks. I knew Spa had big elevation differences but you really get to know them if you have to climb them by foot.

@bibaswanmukherjee7237

2 жыл бұрын

@@ryuhayabaker fan bloody tastic sir

When I'm at a race, I just walkaround the entire track drinking beer, occasionally looking at the track. I usually don't follow any of it, but I always have a great day!

@yokozuna1970

2 жыл бұрын

🤣🤣🤣🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺

@shauno1970

2 жыл бұрын

Same thing when i go camping or fishing

@instgtr5200

2 жыл бұрын

Seems like a waste of times

@PaulRadwell

2 жыл бұрын

same think when i wake up Monday morning

@SteiniHSV

2 жыл бұрын

@@instgtr5200 ând money lol

To be fair a GP is worth going for the atmosphere, interactions and so on. It's difficult to follow the action through a single section of the track and keeping tabs on what's happening on with the general picture of the race. That's why my life long dream is to attend a GP via a full paddock pass. You get to get a little behind the scenes and you get to watch the race on TV in the hospitality lounge. Pop a bit from time to time to see what happens on the start/finish straight. Well, back to saving more money for that to happen.

@flpguima

2 жыл бұрын

I did That some years ago In F1 Brazil's GP. Totally worth it (experience + you have TVs to watch the whole race). Definitely you must do it ! Btw: I won the ticket so I just spend money with Uber :)

@cindyhamouche798

2 жыл бұрын

Someone is thinking like me ♥️♥️

@cindyhamouche798

2 жыл бұрын

@@flpguima how to win such a ticket 🤩?

@JICM25

2 жыл бұрын

HOw much does it cost ?

@Editor_Hound

2 жыл бұрын

@@JICM25 A paddock pass? Well for Monza, where I want to go(being a tifosi), last time Inchecked it was around 3500 euros.

I said this before but I was watching the rolex 24 hour race and the camera angles seemed a lot better in their presentation. A lot more zoomed out and further away, sort of like OPs camera perspective. You could watch the cars coming through multiple corners and fly by. I think F1 zooms in way too much and changes the damn camera shot every other second it seems. I really like when they just stay on board for a while, but they never really do.

@ScottCyclops

2 жыл бұрын

they need that sponsor zoom in on the cars.

@guruhnajmuddin650

2 жыл бұрын

I think they did it in the last gp

@championxxlNL

2 жыл бұрын

I believe with f1 tv you can stream live from your favorite driver, but I'm not 100% sure

@GF-mf7ml

2 жыл бұрын

The motor GP feel very Fast!

@ninetailedfox579121

2 жыл бұрын

@@championxxlNL You can yes, but just the onboard I believe. The onboards don't give the same sense of speed as some of the more zoomed out camera shots can, if they're in the right place.

Me Japanese proud of watching LIVE F1 flying through Suzuka S'es every year since 2004.

Live at the track you see 5% of the whole race track if you are lucky.

@daffy_6632

2 жыл бұрын

Yes but you get the experience that tv doesn't give you!

@lorenzoxdd

2 жыл бұрын

Redbull ring back straight on the stands you see like 80% it’s amazing

@DRIVECLUBistimelessPS4

2 жыл бұрын

Well F1 yes, but i was also at Brands Hatch for the BTCC event and that track is like in a palm of your hand, from certain viewpoints you can see the entire thing almost

@Brooks__EU

2 жыл бұрын

At the Red Bull Ring I was able to see about 2/3rds of the track plus the monitor from my position

@Brooks__EU

2 жыл бұрын

@@lorenzoxdd Dude the General Admission Area right of the Turn 4 grandstand, you could see also like 60-75% it was amazing

I FELT that clapping on my left ear, lol.

@fandejalm1407

2 жыл бұрын

Do u mean on your left rear???

@vaisakhps8642

2 жыл бұрын

@@fandejalm1407 😂😂

@kylethompson3218

2 жыл бұрын

What do you mean? I felt that clapping through by bones... I miss this.

the cars sound so different on tv

@nextlaunch1

2 жыл бұрын

I feel like this is why the engine sounds get so much hate, they actually sound amazing irl

@JB22.

2 жыл бұрын

@@nextlaunch1 I wouldn’t say great, the classic engines and the v8’s/v10’s are so incredible irl

@Sogetsin

2 жыл бұрын

@@JB22. True I saw the 2008 Mclaren at Silverstone and damn. You could hear it from across the circuit and it sounded great. I still think the engines 2014 onward do get too much hate though, at the end of the day it doesn’t change the sport that much.

@JB22.

2 жыл бұрын

@@Sogetsin yeah, I went in 2014 and they also had Porsche super cup and the classic cars there for the 50th race at Silverstone. The 60-70’s cars where quieter than modern F1. The 80’s was about equal and the v8’s were on a whole over level. The Porsche supercup was probably most comparable in terms of noise but the Porsches sounded slightly cooler IMO

@DwightSchrutes

2 жыл бұрын

@@nextlaunch1 imo I completely disagree, I've just been Silverstone last weekend and the cars sound awful now. I remember going in 2010 and you could hear the cars half way round the track but not now 😔

GP fans: “Yeah at the track I can’t follow the race at all” Americans: “Well we solved that problem”

@mark675

4 ай бұрын

And made it even more boring 😂

@msakbar12345

3 ай бұрын

They only want crash at nascar😂

@Sovereign_54

2 ай бұрын

@@msakbar12345 As an American, NASCAR is an embarrassment. Half the degenerate fans fans only watch it for the fights.

@WillardLongshot-ks8yg

2 ай бұрын

Nah, it's still exciting, y'all are just elitist dorks.

@WillardLongshot-ks8yg

2 ай бұрын

No, we don't, we like actual skilled drivers racing. You're also just an ignorant elitist. Although, maybe it's different wherever you come from, maybe you're all like this so it seems normal to say stupid things.

More spectator privilege if you watch in on tv, but my god nothing beats that live atmosphere 🥺❤️

I was lucky enough to experience a race live in 2006. The tv definitely fails to deliver how fast these cars are, but it is impossible to follow the standing on the track. :)

I remember sitting on the South Bank at Brands Hatch watching James Hunt in his Hesketh. And we parked out cars on the bank just behind us - getting back up the hill was an interesting experience for a lot of people. Luckily the circuit had plenty of tractors and tow trucks.

@xtrafail

2 жыл бұрын

XD

And then you sit there for a whole minute waiting for them to come by again and see if anything changed. lol

I appreciate both. I was just at the Austin GP and the energy of the crowd added a layer to the race!

Watching a race live is a completely different experience to watching it on TV!!! And now that you can follow events on big screens and even get some commentary (intermittent above the roar) it's also possible to keep up with events!

First time I went to a superbike race at Road America, the bikes took off, that was cool, then 4 minutes of silence with distant engine sounds, and then an absolute explosion of sound as dozens of bikes crossed the start/finish at the same time going faster than anything I've ever seen before. It was breathtaking. That and hearing an RSR coming into the pits are the two most memorable moments for me. And of course seeing Schumacher just dominate in the rain at Indy.

I was sat at Copse in Silverstone this year. TV could NEVER replicate what you felt. It was absolutely phenomenal

@themanwhocan1000

2 жыл бұрын

Agreed the atmosphere was unreal this year 🔥🔥🔥🔥

@pauloaz496

2 жыл бұрын

Verstappen:

@Ultimateum23

2 жыл бұрын

Christian Horner will be billing you for your entertainment.

@formulalatest

2 жыл бұрын

Was at entry to Maggots, it was absolutely insane 🔥

@braydenmcneal6709

2 жыл бұрын

So you saw the whole crash unfold. Lucky you

The friggin G forces in that brake maneuver. Blows the mind.

if you think about it, this video only represents what it’s seen on tv

@husseinel-hajj7818

2 жыл бұрын

r/technicallythetruth 🤣

I went to Valencia once in 2012 to watch the GP and it was amazing for the first time in real life when I was a kid. The V8's sounded so good and it was amazing seeing the cars fly by.

My experience: You have less data less information and ultimately you just listen to the sound of the cars when they pass by and you try to follow the race by looking at track side TV's to understand and make sense of what's happening if you are not a veteran track side viewer it going to be an odd experience . F1 Cars do seem faster but you dont really see much of them anyways.

I was lucky enough to work at the paddocks before the power unit era and at some point I ventured almost next to the track, the sound was UNBELIEVABLE and I was near a spot where they all downshifted, every shift was like a giant explosion. I'll never forget that

@Feintgames

2 жыл бұрын

Same. I heard that at Indy. The gear shift sounds were unforgettable. I feel so bad that others may never get to experience that ever again except at private events or goodwood

Going to an F1 race when they still had v8 engines was amazing. You felt and heard the cars. Ear protection was a must.

Fantastic video! Thanks!

Been at austria 2019 right in the middle of the second straight. I could almost see the entire track from there. Couldn't see upper straight and turn 4 (only on the big tv) as well as turn 9 and 10 ( no action anyways). Best one to go imo

@devinsmith9915

2 жыл бұрын

Feel like RedBull Ring, USA, Montreal, Monaco, Dutch and Hungary you probably see the most

@jonasschoderer8289

2 жыл бұрын

I've been there as well... Definitely on another level if it is about how much of the action you can follow there... 10/10 for sure 😍

@NitProVale

2 жыл бұрын

Dude, thanks for the info! I'll definitely be looking at Austria for my first ever Gp!

@Fernandoperesfer

2 жыл бұрын

In Interlagos you can see like 80 - 90% of the track too, depending on where you stand. It's a nice track to go in person.

@guiguisauruxthet-rex2238

2 жыл бұрын

@@devinsmith9915 in montreal you don't see every part of the track because of the trees. I live in montreal and I trained there for the summer with my road bike.

Yes, being at a race in person especially when you have good seats is nothing like watching it on TV. I've been to a lot of NASCAR races at different tracks, but there is nothing like standing right at the catch fence on the frontstretch at Daytona or Talladega when 40 (used to be 43) cars come by at 200 MPH. Of course there are security guards in the area to keep you away from the fence - and for good reason - but you can sneak a rush before they tell you to get away.

Man the one pass that happened that whole hour was really nuts

Watched Mark Webber win at Silverstone, better on telly when I got home. But the experience was good.

I have visited Hungaroring a couple of times (not just F1, but DTM for example which was much cheaper too), and I would say this section is the best to sit when the weather is not extreme.

The best racing to watch in person isn't F1, visit your local race track when they have people racing in older hatchbacks or other comparably 'cheap' cars...people aren't so afraid to take risks and you get to see some proper racing

@gepbalta

2 жыл бұрын

For me this one is the local racetrack. :D

@75ncv4hu9tg7

2 жыл бұрын

Scrap racing!

@aluminium_apple

2 жыл бұрын

@@gepbalta Mine is Donnington, a former f1 circuit

@slonky821

2 жыл бұрын

@@75ncv4hu9tg7 So anything that isn't F1 is scrap? Shut up

@75ncv4hu9tg7

2 жыл бұрын

@@slonky821 What he explained is called scrap racing, no?

The real life part missed the 1.5-2 minutes of waiting for the leaders to come back around.

@foxnetsov

2 жыл бұрын

the lap time in hungary is like 1:20 in the race, it didnt take 2 minutes to get back around lol

@rxw5520

2 жыл бұрын

@@foxnetsov lmao ohhhh ok 1.33333 minutes rather than 1.5. The internet 🤦🏼‍♂️

@vidsguy

2 жыл бұрын

@@rxw5520 😂

@backcountryme

2 жыл бұрын

@@foxnetsov And the lap record at Spa is 1:46. But that has nothing to do with anything. Different tracks have different lap times. The OPs point still stands, you see the cars go by, then you have to wait around till they come back by. So you get to see about 15 seconds of the race per lap if you are lucky.

@Tailspin80

2 жыл бұрын

There is a footbridge over the M25 where I sometimes walk the dog. Fantastic views of the cars and it’s all free.

What I love is you can tell it's the same part of the same race instantly becasue of the engine tones

Been a fan of f1 since i was a kid but never got the chance to watch it live, i hope someday i can watch it

It’s my dream to watch an F1 race on real life

The thing that always gets me is the sense of speed through fast corners... That never comes though fully on tv

Passes around the outside are awesome, no matter how you look at it!

Being at the race is an experience that’s definitely very fun and worth doing but watching on TV is objectively a better experience from the standpoint of following and enjoying the race itself

I used to go to Monza and San Marino when I was younger but quite honestly the races are more enjoyable on tv.

I was at the last Detroit GP in 1988. HORRIBLE course, on deteriorating streets. Senna led every lap. By the end of the race, only Alain Prost was on the same lap, in the other McLaren. Six other cars finished, all a lap or two down. Most of the field didn't finish, due to mechanical failure, collision, or just sliding into the barriers. And most of it we couldn't see. But the party was fun, and seeing the cars in the garages before the race was magic

The appearance on television is as a contributor to this discussion says. Telephoto lenses on broadcast cameras are a cause and tracking shots. The editorial reason for these tracking shots, thus influencing the control room director and vision mixer is the maximisation of exposure of brand images on the cars to global audiences. There are plenty of on-board feeds available to live broadcast directors that they can bring to the transmission, however commerical priorities prevail.

Its one of the few sports that are really better on TV than watching it directly there.

supa nice/fun vid !

I live next to the interlagos autodrome, i can see almost the whole track from my balcony lol that's the best way to see a race

I’ve been watching f1 for years on tv. We had the Indy cars down in Toronto. First time actually getting close to something this fast. The second the subway doors open, I could FEEL the noise in my chest of the aggressive downshifts of those cars. I was COMPLETELY blown away! Like wow! Never knew how loud these things were. I can’t imagine what F1 cars sound like!

@CTcuber4K

Жыл бұрын

indy and f1 are actually fairly quiet compared to other race cars

the way that merc rotates on itself!!!

The irony is we are still watching this through our pc screen/smartphone

I was at the race and watched most of it on zv and my phone. It's more for networking and meeting people than watching the race

I saw my first F1 race in Hungary in 1997. The speed of F1 cars and especially the sound of mighty V10s from back then was MIGHTY! We were some 15 meters away from the track, the noise was thunderous!

Zandvoort was the first time in a while I watched F1 on TV and it felt like the cars were fast as shit. It's a shame it's hard to over take there because that track really conveys the sense of speed.

The best thing about real life is the energy of the people. It is AMAZING. I fucking love it

I’ve been to 3 races. I went before the turbo era and during the Schumacher days. The feeling and the sounds are amazing. But you miss a lot of the action unless you are on a good spot. Of course I always recommend the first corner.

@devinsmith9915

2 жыл бұрын

Feel like its a safe bet you know you are going to see something

When you see them loose the back end in real life it looks incredible

Some in crowd perspective cameras would be really good for the broadcast and for getting people to the races

I've been to around 65 F1 races since Adelaide in 1986. I was getting a little bored with F1 in the early 1990s and at the race in Montreal in 1991 or 1992 was walking along the back straight and could watch Mansell's Williams through the vehicle access as it went through the esses. That thing was so fast and changed direction so effortlessly. Montreal was great to watch the cars go into the hairpin and exit out as well. If you were in the stand at the exit of the hairpin you were about six feet off the ground and less than that from the cars. The vibration from the engines made my ear canals tingle. It was one of those years in Montreal that teams were racing with some toxic fuel additives (it may have been toluene)which literally made my eyes water. I went to Monza and Spa quite often and Alesi and Berger were usually first out on the Friday in the Ferrari with the V12s. You could hear them shriek around a lot of the track. In 1995 I went to Barcelona and could see the McLarens enter turn 1 - the cars seemed to wobble around a lot and did not seem stable. I could understand why Mansell wanted out. Watching F1 cars in person really does demonstrate how fast they really are.

Watching it on tv captures all moments of the race. Unfortunately watching it in person only shows you the corner you're sitting in.

His gloves look happy.

Technically I’m still watching on tv 😁

Awsome point of view!

f1 on tv VS phone camera

Tv for sure. At the stadium you get to see the football players in person, you can admire the strategy, the bench, the trainer, the supporters and all what is not shown in tv. While for F1, tv shows everything. Box, onboard, panoramic , time insights, improvements, commentary, interviews, everything. Way better than seeing only a corner for 60-70 times and follow the rest of the race on the maxi screen.

That was some of the best shortest 28 secs of muh life...

The acceleration out of the corner🤯🤯🤯

I NEED to go the the race some day !!

To really be able to follow more of the race TV coverage is awesome, of course. But if you've never been trackside you'll never really get what is going on out there. I was 14 the first time I got close to an F1 track and it was mind-bending. I've only been to a couple of races my whole life but I wouldn't be able to appreciate watching it on TV on the same level if I'd never seen it with my own eyes.

Camera angles such for a reason. They are (probably) designed to give as much screen time to the ads on each corner. So you can calmly read them out

I’ve sat in that exact spot , it is fast no doubt about it

It's like the difference between an amazing view in real life and a picture of it ...

That’s why I don’t go to live motor racing unless I’m in front of a big screen and have some sort of commentary going on in my earphones to know what’s going on, still cool going and the atmosphere etc

I rlyy wanna go to a race

@chrislfc2317

2 жыл бұрын

I was in Hungaroring in 2013 or something, Kimi got a podium in the Lotus

I was still watching this on a tv screen though

i wish f1 showed more wide shots without much panning -- it's cool to put the speed into perspective

it looks beatiful

Looks a lot more complicated in real life, couldn't feel the pressure but seeing high speed comes to very slow speed are really good. Especially corner overtakes

That was fast...

It's incredible how quick a F1 can take a 180⁰ turn. Amazing

I’m going to this circuit this weekend even if I can only see part of the circuit !!

@aadd9234

2 жыл бұрын

Kinda late but I'm gonna do the same this weekend at Zandvoort, even if I can only see one corner lmao.

With most sports (especially F1), is better watched through a monitor so to not miss any action. You go to the event to have fun with the people.

I’ve been to two F1 races, Spa and Montreal. Honestly, the actual races are just a very small part of the experience but it really is better watching them on TV. In fact I watched most of the action on the big screen at the track. Everything else from Thursday to Sunday is better in person. Sitting at Eau Rouge was actually kind of disappointing. It’s such a famous corner but the cars just go flat through there in a line and it was actually good that nothing really happened the year I was there.

being at the race is great, but even then you end out spending half the time watching the TV feed on the screens set up opposite the grandstands, it's the only way to fully follow the race.

TV is a more complete picture in most any sport. Close ups, slow-mos, stats, drone views. But the feel of the atmosphere in a stadium or other sports venue can't be replaced. I still prefer TV though because I'm analytical and data driven.

Modern TV-pod camera also appears to be more zoomed in than in the 2000s, making everything seem even slower. Placement of that camera is more to the front to accommodate the HALO, which doesn't help.

amazing^

LOL! Been to Shizuka, Sepang and Shanghai GPs and I spend most of the time looking at the jumbotrons coz when they pass by your stands, it’s just quick.

its so much better in real life I go to maggots and beckets every yr at silverstone and its amazing

So I'm watching this on KZread on my tablet. So it's still like TV.

its the field of view

you can certainly feel the atmosphere and the car going by BUT you won't know what happen at other area the track

There’s nothing like watching F1 live at the facility.

@4touchdowns1game29

3 ай бұрын

its cool but its not loud enough to warrant the boring racing. Ill take gt4 any day over it. One Thing that beats everything else is top fuel. that is a whole other experience. 0 to 500 kph in three seconds.

@Bungle2010

2 ай бұрын

@@4touchdowns1game29 I've been to Silverstone a couple of times (2019 and 2022) and the racing was great. "Through goes Hamilton!" - that actually happened right in front of me, as I was in the Club Corner grandstand. 😎

I sat at the 2nd chicane at mona 2009 and the cars approach at 200mph, slow down to about 50/60 for the corners, and then make an unbelievable noise accelerating off again. V8 days. That was better than tv.

Watching on a screen to see what watching it in real life looks like.

What it looks like through one camera vs. what it looks like through a different camera.

being there is awesome with the true speed of the car flying past you, but you can only truly follow the part of the race that youre sat by. tv is much better

Currently watching this video on my tv 😉

cool, now i know how real life looks on tv

In person must be better because you get to see more then the front three cars battle lol