"In Korea, there is no space to drive." Monaco: If there's a will, there's a way.

@hozhuofeng9877

2 жыл бұрын

The whole country is literally the track

@MelonAMango

2 жыл бұрын

They forgot they had the Korean GP there 😂

@lemonstrangler

2 жыл бұрын

monaco is one of the most beautiful tracks ive ever seen with the scenery, the narrow roads also make them fun

@makiste4216

2 жыл бұрын

@@lemonstrangler Beautiful to look at but the races are usually very boring on that track

@lemonstrangler

2 жыл бұрын

@@makiste4216 its not that boring for me

The cars are made to break up in a lot of pieces to lessen the energy of the car so it's not transmitted to the driver. The cars used in most forms of racing today are incredibly safe.

@kafikafi

2 жыл бұрын

very true!

@tl8211

2 жыл бұрын

Actually the reason these cars break up is because their aerodynamic structure is simply fragile (and they have been fragile well before the sport had any kind of shock absorption concept, you can see that in 70s crashes). The big safety improvement has been in strengthening and upping the coverage of the crash cell around the driver, which is a relatively small part of the car, and also in improving the driver's restraints and safety equipment (notably adding HANS, better helmets, better anti-fire clothes). In the 80s, Piquet used to say the top-tier cars were death traps exactly because of how fragile their lightweight carbon fiber monocoques were in comparison with other components.

@kafikafi

2 жыл бұрын

wow. seems like someone doing rigorous investigations. well noted.

@jhnnz04

2 жыл бұрын

Ok

@HW9203

2 жыл бұрын

Also the F1 car doesn't really break easily like they are made from some paper structure

As an F1 fan, it's interesting to see people's reaction to the sport. We are accustomed to technology, speed and safety, but these are new to them. However that Grosjean's scene still bring me tears. F1 did some races in Korea between 2010 and 2013. But maybe doesn't generate much hype in the country.

@benlonghurst7777

2 жыл бұрын

It didn't help that the track was in the middle of nowhere as well

@mudahjr9600

2 жыл бұрын

@@benlonghurst7777 middle of nowhere+failed city project that never started+massive loss in profit

@JamboP26

2 жыл бұрын

@@benlonghurst7777 A reason why Magny-Cours doesn't host the French GP anymore

@MrDragonfly

2 жыл бұрын

looks like im not alone when every time i see romain's crash. it's good to see him winning races in indycar.

@NazriB

2 жыл бұрын

Lies again? SKC BetClic

There is actually a racing circuit in Korea where it held the Korean GP back in 2010 until 2013. The circuit is located at 영암. As for driver fatality, there have been 40 drivers who were tragically killed in the sport's history. The last known fatality was back in 2014.

@mudahjr9600

2 жыл бұрын

yeah it stopped cause they dont get as much money and profit as they wanted

@clarencedelacruz7822

2 жыл бұрын

And I think it was incomplete when they raced there?

@samsim594

2 жыл бұрын

@@clarencedelacruz7822 Not only was the track incomplete, it's located in the middle of nowhere. I guess that's pretty much one of the reasons why not too many people attended the Korean GP at that time. Admittedly, I still think that chaotic 2010 race was the best Korean GP I saw.

@HuskyKyurem

2 жыл бұрын

Is Anthoine Hubert's crash not a part of F1 franchise?

@samsim594

2 жыл бұрын

@@HuskyKyurem In some ways, yes. Anthoine Hubert's unfortunate tragedy crash was part of the Formula 2 series, which serves more as a "training ground" for F1. It's a series where young drivers will have to prove themselves that they are ready to race well and deliver good results for their team, in order to get called in for F1 in the future

Fun fact: Korea did host F1 from 2010 to 2013 at a track in Yeongnam, but the main reason that the GP got cancelled was due to low attendance figures and the distance from Seoul

@DownForceful

2 жыл бұрын

No, due to a lot of debt. About 3 billion $

@__vx3

11 ай бұрын

@@DownForceful It's a combination of both. The track was being built right as the recession in 2008 hit, which basically killed all the infrastructure projects that were supposed to go with and around the circuit. The track was built in the middle of nowhere, but those projects were supposed to help build up the area; without them it was just the circuit, which caused the low attendance figures.

@KRAZYKDM.OFFICIAL

8 ай бұрын

​Combination of the debt, money mismanagement (lots of greased palms), lack of planning/preparation (very little in the way of facilities for the first race and didn't improve much over the next 3), lack of racing fans (Koreans are not really car people) and the location... In Korea, for most people, anything over 2 hours is a LONG drive. So, putting the track over 4 hours away from Seoul and Busan really limited the number of people who'd be willing to go. Even with them giving away tickets and the government forcing big businesses to buy tickets, they couldn't fill seats. I know of people who were forced to buy tickets and didn't even bother going. I was there 3 of the 4 years (missed one to being out of country) and I never paid for any of the tickets... I had seats right at turn one the second year... Disappointed that they canceled but not at all surprised. They still use the track now for local races and the odd international event but it largely sits unused...

This is mostly a European sport not American. Austin is right about the car coming apart. It is made that way so the force is absorbed by those parts and not in the cockpit where the driver is. There have been many deaths in F1 racing. Hope you are all well. Hello from Vancouver BC 🇨🇦

@jffrantzichfa2149

2 жыл бұрын

yeah it is. i think American like Nascar better

@Drescher1984

2 жыл бұрын

There is a US F1 Grandprix, in Texas.

@jffrantzichfa2149

2 жыл бұрын

@@Drescher1984 Ik. But if u compared to NASCAR, F1 have less fan. Just like soccer it's famous and ofc there's an american who's love it, but not as much as Basketball

@Drescher1984

2 жыл бұрын

Sure and fewer races and drivers

@alpacaparka1686

2 жыл бұрын

@@jffrantzichfa2149 i agree and there's no american driver on the grid as well

The movie "Rush" is one of my favorite sports movies. It's about the Austrian Formula 1 racer Niki Lauda. He was the best of the best, and during a huge tournament, there was a big rain storm at a track known to be very dangerous. He knew the odds of an accident occurring were high, and so he opted to cancel the race. The other races voted in favor of racing anyways, and he didn't want to be the only one sitting out, so he raced too. At that very race, he got into an accident that very nearly cost him his life. He had burns all over his body and face, and even had scar tissue inside his throat and lungs. He was in the hospital for a long while, but as soon as he was able, he went right back to racing. Honestly, it's such an amazing story, and the movie is so well done.

@alpacaparka1686

2 жыл бұрын

Yes i enjoyed that film as well and i think daniel brühl did a great job portraying niki

@amirfilmsstuff893

2 жыл бұрын

Hunt v Lauda was a great era

@captainfernny

2 жыл бұрын

RIP NIKI! One of the greatest to live in the F1 History

@t_giver

2 жыл бұрын

Best race movie

@VirusVox

2 жыл бұрын

"It's a Ferrari!" "It's a SHITBOX!"

I hope you can also show them the other side of F1, the exciting battles, the close championships and the joy & sadness of narrowly winning a Formula 1 race because this is what F1 is all about, not only the crashes.

@lemonstrangler

2 жыл бұрын

the crashes this big are rare to see now anyways, its pretty safe

The sigh of relief by everyone when the guy made out of the burning car.

@benwalter4842

2 жыл бұрын

I literally thought he died since I watched the race live on TV.

@saimengqiao7474

2 жыл бұрын

Whats crazy is that Grosjean made it out of there in roughly 30 seconds as well.

@LupusAries

2 жыл бұрын

@@saimengqiao7474 Yeah and Netflix had to stretch that out "for dramatic reasons"......🙄😠

@ali.mp3410

2 жыл бұрын

@@LupusAries dts man so annoying

1:10 where everyone was off their seats and witness the final lap. 4:03 our hearts almost skipped a beat.

Ayrton Senna, a brazilian who was the greatest F1 driver at that time, died in 94 after crashing during a race

I have a girlfriend who's a racecar driver. She sent me a video of her being removed from her car on a backboard with her neck in a brace, and smoke everywhere! I almost shit myself. Then I noticed that the video was titled " Emergency Response Team Practice". Thank God! Her car has caught on fire before, but they have a fire suppression system on board. You hit the fire suppression switch and the switch that cuts the fuel, immediately. I have yet to see her race in person, only in videos, but once life gets back to normal, I hope to change that.

@RVNCT

2 жыл бұрын

Um wat? So u e dating?

@louisejohnson6057

2 жыл бұрын

@@RVNCT , no, why do you ask?

@RVNCT

2 жыл бұрын

@@louisejohnson6057 im sorry, i thought a sentence said, “i have yet to see her in person” but you said “i have yet to see her race in person” 🥲 shouldve re read your comment

@Tamagoman

2 жыл бұрын

Guessing your friend races in tin tops (saloon cars etc)

@louisejohnson6057

2 жыл бұрын

@@Tamagoman , she drives in Vintage Road Course racing.

As a Korean-American car guy, it's interesting to see non-car peep Koreans react to F1 crashes. I think they should have let them know some statistics and safety tech though to give them some context. F1 is a lot safer than it used to be and deaths are rare in comparison to the scale of some of these crashes. Also these drivers are superhumans in their fitness haha.

@rotua98

2 жыл бұрын

He talked about 'Ford vs Ferrari' in the ending of that movie Ken Miles died after crash on testing session

@sonydominates

2 жыл бұрын

@@rotua98 Oh, you're right, my mistake. Thought he was talking about Rush since the topic was F1 haha

@rotua98

2 жыл бұрын

@@sonydominates and i yet to watch Rush 😅

@sonydominates

2 жыл бұрын

@@rotua98 You should totally watch it!! It's really good! A bit Hollywoodified, but it is a dramatic story in real life too, so I'll give them that!

There 4 F1 Grand Prix held in Korea 2010, 2011, 2012 and 2013. One billion people will watch F1 races as all are televised. The cost to compete with 2 cars runs right at 400 million USD per year. The World Champion driver just signed a contract that will pay him 40 million English Pounds a year to 2028.

@TheCityChamp3

2 жыл бұрын

400 million is only for the top teams. The back markers run much cheaper.

@outwest1014

2 жыл бұрын

@@TheCityChamp3 Back runners pay to drive.

@midnoob1650

2 жыл бұрын

@@outwest1014 I think he meant the teams. And there is a cost cap that has been introduced as well

한국에서도 F1이 더욱더 흥해야 됩니다!!!

@mksong4560

2 жыл бұрын

중계좀!! 제발!!!

@BrayFurryWalls

2 жыл бұрын

영암이 아니라 영종도에 서킷이 있었어야돼… ㅜㅜ

@user-jb8hr6tw5l

2 жыл бұрын

@@BrayFurryWalls 있긴한데 BMW센터의 작은 서킷ㅠ

@BrayFurryWalls

2 жыл бұрын

@@user-jb8hr6tw5l FIA 그레이드 1 서킷 ㅜㅜ

@이한얼

4 ай бұрын

​@@BrayFurryWalls 인제에 있잖슴 ㅋㅋ

I remember where they still have South Korea Grand Prix in f1.

Them not hearing of F1 ever was a shock. They used to have a (south-)Korean Grand Prix in the early to mid 2010s. How did they not hear of F1 before now?

@user-ls6ff2pz9n

2 жыл бұрын

unfortunately F1 is unknown in korea

@alizjean8970

2 жыл бұрын

From this VD it make sense for me that is why F1 didn't popular in S.Korea. people they didn't in to this kind of sport.

I just wanna appreciate how this channel is so creative and versatile with their content . ily guys sm❤️

Michael Schumacher seeing his brother crash into a wall at 200km/hour and having to continue racing really stayed with me all these years. I’m not a huge fan of all the super safety precautions they’ve made recently but the bar across the driver seat has 100% been life saving in some of the really bad crashes in the past few seasons! Sadly, the heyday of the sport is over, it literally is just an advertisement on four wheels these days.

@fonoberg7157

2 жыл бұрын

You realize it’s more popular now then ever before right?

@oldlud8971

2 жыл бұрын

@@fonoberg7157 Just becuase something is popular doesn't mean it's in its heyday. It's only popular becuase Liberty Media have commercialised it so much that its just a show now and not a competition. Alot of racing fans have moved away from F1 to other racing series like IMSA and GTWC where RACING is the main focus, not a Netflix show or funny driver clips.

@fonoberg7157

2 жыл бұрын

@@oldlud8971 definition of heyday : the period of a person's or thing's greatest success, popularity, activity, or vigour.

@adrianho1371

2 жыл бұрын

@@oldlud8971 How is F1 a netflix show the 2021 was an amazing F1 season but Drive to survive was terrible

@rotua98

2 жыл бұрын

i stop following F1 in 2010, but back again after getting a free F1 2018 video games first time i notice weirdly different is the Halo, and i love it ever since Its cool looking and safety proven

Props to him for figuring out the reason cars break into a million pieces easily; to relieve the shock.

I never know if the cast has been givin much context of what they are seeing ,? These cars are the pinacle of racing. Cars average 13 million dollars for one complete car. Best drivers in the world racing the most advanced machines. Please react to the Isle of Mann TT motorcycle racing. Great reaction !

@herozero8809

2 жыл бұрын

i questioned it too, but then i also questioned when one of them said in ford vs ferrari the main character died in a fire - the main character was in a fire but he died from a crash in a test car

It seems that they haven't noticed that there are plenty of racing going on in korea such as the KRRC, superrace championship and having 4 speedways available (2 of which are internationally known) in such a small country shows that it has quite the following. I remember seeing live the San Marino's race with 2 fatalities: Ayrton Senna's and Roland Ratzenberger. And growing up the death of legendary Jacques Villeneuve's father Gilles Villeneuve was always recounted to us as he was the first canadian.

@dion4468

2 жыл бұрын

I'm pretty sure there have been like 3 f1 races in Korea too from 2010 until 2013 I think

@user-ls6ff2pz9n

2 жыл бұрын

generally koreans not interested in motorsports

@robert-antoinedenault5901

2 жыл бұрын

@@user-ls6ff2pz9n that is true. But this situation is starting to turn heads with the welcomed addition of a certain "Jack Aitken" (half Korean and half British). His popularity has been growing in Korea since 2020. As Korea's past in the last 70 years have been filled with all sort of civil unrest they never had the opportunity to get involved in these sports. And the fact that major auto makers there are now producing cars that rival Japanese racing vehicles it's just a matter of time that it will become more mainstream.

@KRAZYKDM.OFFICIAL

8 ай бұрын

Korea does have multiple tracks. But the issue we have here is that they can't fill seats. The tracks closer to Seoul attract larger audiences, but even with free races at the former F1 track down here in Yeongam, they can't put butts in seats. Even with local events, it's almost always the same groups of people in attendance. And they're usually in two categories. They go because they have a friend/family member who races or is a member of a race team OR they go because it's a free event with other activities for the kids and the race is an afterthought. Racing/car culture is growing here, but it's still a very niche market.

팩트: F1은 세상에서 가장 안전한 스포츠 중 하나이다. 단, 그것은 피로 만들어졌다.

There are races in much smaller countries on the F1 schedule, for example: Monaco and Singapore. It's one of the most popular sports in the world. Also, it's so expensive that there is a maximum amount each team is allowed to spend each year - currently US$145 million!

wow, did not expecting this video, what a nice surprise! (i'm an f1 fan and have been watching ossc since the beginning)

I watch for mjs reactions. I feel like she's so compassionate :)

I saw grosjean accident in direct at home in France, we all (french) think he was dead.. like it was insane to see him appeared in the flames, alive.. still very emotional to think about it even now

You guys should try to react to another one related to F1! Such as Drive to survive series, wouldn't mind seeing them react to the drivers behind the wheel and how the races goes on between them all!

Next you should do a reaction vid to all the important safety features they use in F1...😀👍

F1 진짜 게임도 재밌고 실제 경기 보는 것도 재밌습니다. ㅎㅎ

As a fan accustomed to the f1 scene, its refreshing to see people, who really dont know much about the sports react to it.

4:40 사고 났을때 차량 반토막 나고....화염까지 나서 비앙키 사고 이후로 그로장 선수도 사망 한 줄 알았는데 화염속에서 나오길래 정말 눈물이 나더라고요... 5:50 한국에서 홍보 부족과 경기장이 영암에 있다보니 접근이 어려웠던 부분이 있는거 같네요....

이걸로 한국에서 F1에 대한 관심이 많아졌으면 좋겠다.

abu dhabi being the first thing they showed 😭 I think they should have supplied a bit more context to everything just so they could understand it all a bit better. like in that first clip there was a safety car because someone had crashed which is why they were driving so slow at the start. f1 pretty much as safe as it can get in motorsport really, most of the time people are completely fine after the crashes. moto gp is one where people get badly hurt quite often

@literallyhuman5990

2 жыл бұрын

Crashing with a motorcycle on a highspeed is no joke, you basically get thrown. I have a few accident with my motorcycle (YZ 250F) both in asphalt and dirt. When I crashed in asphalt I received a few stitches on my chin. Painful. The crash is not as bad as my crash in BMX Supercross when I still raced at junior level. Still remember I landed on my parietal bone first when I watch the video my dad takes that day. It's gnarly.

someone tell them that there was literally a Korean grand prix from 2010-2013 !!!!

The guy is objective and the ladies are just enjoying it.

0:45 that's wrong info there, the winner doesn't get knighthood, no, there are only 4 drivers in F1 history who got knighted, Sir Jack Brabham, Sir Jackie Stewart, Sir Stirling Moss, and of course Sir Lewis Hamilton, they got knighted not because they simply won the championship, no, it's beyond that, they got knighted for their outstanding achievements for the sport and other reasons, 1:17 oh it was supposed to be slow, it was after the safety car being pulled out, oh and 4:21 Ken Miles didn't die because of the fire, he got launched out of the car when the crash happened and it killed him instantly

thank you for made this content ❤

oui les courses de f1 un beau sport merci ossc

I still remember the crash of Romain's crash live and was happy to see him coming out from it. Hope he's doing well in Indycar.

6:17 lol, well monaco is famous for its huge roads

When worlds collide, never would i thought that my korean youtube side would mix with my f1 side

"The commentators voices are very cheerful" *Murray Walker as a ghost* FANTASTIC!!

The image of seeing a fireball emerge from the left-hand side of the track is forever burned in my brain since i saw it live

The Korea International Circuit (코리아 인터내셔널 서킷) is a 5.615 km (3.489 mi) motorsport circuit located in Yeongam, South Jeolla Province, South Korea, 400 km (250 mi) south of Seoul and near the port city of Mokpo. The last F1 grand prix on it was held in 2013 which was won by the then Red Bull driver Sebastian Vettel.

It’s a great shame there isn’t a subtitle for them to understand what the commentator is saying. We would’ve gotten a better reaction if that were the cas

Since 2018, the FIA ​​has made a regulation that is to add HALO made from carbon fiber to every car in order to reduce the risk, in 2022 the FIA ​​made a regulation on every car. The funniest thing is that if you touch the rear wing even a little bit , you will lose $ 50,000 because it involves the air system, so don't ever touch it, HAHAHAHAH.if you want race in f1, the cost without sponsor is like $1MILLION - $4MILLION DOLLARS!!

4:13 Thank you for making me cry again remembering the most tense moment of Formula 1 , Romain Grossjean in 2020 😢

OSSC and F1, I love it

0:40 Laughs in Monaco.

I bet they have no idea that F1 actually used to race in their country before

They had a Korean GP in 2010-20-12 but was dropped due to the location being a distance away from Seoul and the farmers not happy with the track being nearby.

@user-yy3zi2ll3k

2 жыл бұрын

The track is practically in the middle of nowhere. I wish Korean GP was held where people actually live.

@KRAZYKDM.OFFICIAL

8 ай бұрын

You're not wrong about people complaining about the noise. I live in the city nearest to the track (about 15 minutes away) and people here complained about the noise.

@이한얼

4 ай бұрын

@@user-yy3zi2ll3k but people who living in city dont want any massive sound for that

1:00 몇달이 지났지만 아직도 생생히 기억나는 그장면

That Max Hamilton clip at the beginning was 👌😂

I think the Isle of Man TT would probably be more of a shock - insane racing, immense risks, the available on-bike camera footage, proximity of spectators etc.

If you want more F1 content I would recommend drive to survive. Very insightful to see what goes on behind the scenes with the drivers,the cars and, the companies and also the culture of F1. It is a very risky and expensive sport but also fun because of the adrenaline. I feel like once you watch this docuseries you'll understand it a little bit more

@mudahjr9600

2 жыл бұрын

yeah but it sacrifices a lot of the actually good part for the sake of drama narrative, it would be better of if you just watch the actual race as the commentary should keep anyone up to date with the actual racing matters

Context of F1 . There some lines called racing line which practically is to be followed so that it's like a quick way amongst all other options. So yes they have to drive in a single line close behind each other because every thing , every second matters . 2. Cars are extremely agile and lightweight(some weight like a single entire wheel of rolls Royce etc) . They are constructed by a whole separate team of engineers and scientists etc with F1 rules and regulations in mind . Even the smallest part of the F1 car cost like couple of millions dollars . 3. Sponsor are there for the financial part only . All other things are controlled by the company racing team( pit crew , engineers etc) dedicated to this type of sports . 4. Cars reach upto 300 mph + sometimes in straight which is good , but since it pressures the extremely precise engine , drivers don't usually push the car to the extreme. That's why tracks have so much curves , so that engine damage or wear and tear can be reduced and at the same time agility and acceleration can be tested rather than top speed . 5. These cars are customed made , so that even if there's a crash the driver cabin is in one piece but all other carbon fiber parts disintegrate so as to spread the impact and reduce the damage effect to the driver . 6. Whenever there's a crash , safety car and virtual safety cars are deployed so that the situation can be controlled . Unless the safety team green lights the race is paused . If the damages is drastic , the session gets cancelled .

TMI 한국도 F1 트랙이 있습니다 코리아 인터내셔널 서킷 영암에 위치한 곳이죠 2010년부터 2013년까지 개최 후 망... 네... 영상 잘보고 갑니다 그리고 세계 3대 스포츠 중에서 3위에 있습니다 차량을 탔을때 (F1 기준) 40~50도의 엔진 열기가 올라옵니다

I plan to go Karting every Sunday And I'm good at it f1 is my favorite sport

There r lots of street circuits, Monaco has a very famous one and there is a street circuit in Singapore. If they can do it so could Korea. U guys should react to NHL hockey hits.

F1 is actually one of the safest motorsports for the speed they are going, F1 is the at the very top with all the major manufacturers battling for 1st place, our everyday car technology are passed down from F1 technologies.

Lol chacha would drive in that car like grandma going slow while everyone zoom pass them like warp speed 🤣oh by the way she look cutie with new hair

Current F1 is almost capable of 400km/hr speeds but runs at 360

That last crash i saw it live and actually cried. I thaught the driver died right there. But luckily he got out with only burns to his hands. 😭😭

3:44 yes it's true as it is said there are some drivers who died on the track like for example: Anthoine Hubert in f2 in 2019, then Julies Bianchi in 2016

@rakabny.frl-

2 жыл бұрын

And more

Im biggers faaaaan of f1.... not just the car its so fast everything is so excited n not boring as some people said.... also hope u can react to the f1 driver too....😁

Wanted something like this

Fun fact. They raced in Korea from 2010 to 2013

4:40 That racer right there is 'The Phoenix' (A nickname the Internet users gave him)

WRC videos would be fun as they are on roads Koreans would be familiar with in cars they may know going at insane speeds (imagine going between trees at over 180kph). Or BTCC which is probably one of the most contact of non-contact motorsports 🤣 Or road racing (Isle of Man TT, Northwest 200, Skerries 100). Probably the most lethal motorsport (most, if not every, year someone dies at Isle of Man). Again with roads Koreans would be familiar with at speeds in excess of 300kph

Can we see them react to more formula content. This is great

Yessssss F1😎🏎💨

Yes there are commercials/sponsors a lot, but thats actually Red Bull’s own team like legit they own it and its called red bull racing

Atleast some reaction channel knows F1 exists!!

2:43 No it is a torro rosso present ly known as alpha tauri

How could they missed Fernando Alonso's 2016 australian gp crash? I mean, Roman's thru the fire exit was top, but fernando's escape from what was left of his car smudged to the wall was second at least... xD... Cheers!

@rumblefish9

2 жыл бұрын

That was insane. That car barrel rolled in mid-air and then hit the barrier.

ooh I remember watching he Romain Grojean crash. It was so scary! I'm glad he got out of there with only minor burns!

0:35 Yeognam circuit:am I a joke to you

I want this video again... With Zhou Guanyu's Silverstone crash and Max Verstappen's 51G crash...

F1이 한국에 많이 알려지면 정말 소원이 없겠다

Dude an F1 Anime would actually be dope. Grosjeans accident was insane and him emerging from the flames will always look insane… now imagine that as an anime. Would actually watch it

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The car is paper!

I don't see F1 as a motorsport after really getting to understand it more and now i see it as a big science experiment. It does seem like that if you really think about it.

Interesting to see this video and knowing that there was once a Korean GP lol

Crashing is the first terror, possible death is second, third is the price tag to rebuild another car.

F1을 다뤄주시다니 감사하네요 ㅠ

다음엔 F1에 이어서 랠리 경주들 사고 영상 반응 봐도 괜찮을 것 같아요! 재밌게 봤습니다 :)

@user-baby-face

2 жыл бұрын

그룹 B 리액션 보고싶네요 더 위험한데

@Haemul_F1

2 жыл бұрын

그룹b는 기절하실듯ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ

@t_giver

2 жыл бұрын

그룹비 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ

The biggest crashes I've watched live are Mark Webber and Heikki Kovalainen at the 2010 European Grand Prix, the Romain Grosjean Big crashes where when he hit the barrier, his car exploded, at the 2020 Bahrain Grand Prix! Plus the Alonso/Gutierrez crash at the 2016 Australia Grand Prix, the Robert Kubica crash at the 2007 Canadian Grand Prix, the 2018 and the 2012 Belgian Grand Prix start, the 2014 start crash between Felipe Massa and Kevin Magnussen, to name some of them. the most stressful Grand Prix I've watched was the 2014 Japan Grand Prix when Jules Bianchi hydroplaned and then hit the machine that was towing Adrian Sutil's Sauber, which had spun one lap, before with an equivalent force of 254G. The F1 was just showing an ambulance on the crash site, until a KZread video showing the horrible fatal crash of Jules Bianchi during the Typhoon Phanfone.

In the past, the F1 car sports raced at the Korean GP from 2010 to 2013, you have to see

4:36 and in that moment, that was the nickname of Romain Call as the Man who vame out of Fire

f1에 대해서 전혀 모르는 사람한테 사고장면만 보여줘서 f1을 위험한 스포츠라고 인식 시키기 딱 좋은 테스트네여~

@dackcooksu14

2 жыл бұрын

ㄹㅇ 좀 별로...

5:22 F1 cars have the driver in a capsule. The rest of the car is designed to dissipate energy around that capsule in a crash. The loop over the driver and the cables tethering the wheels to the car are to stop wheels from hitting drivers in the head. There is also a roll bar to protect the drivers, a HANS device and the enclosed cockpit to stop the drivers necks from breaking during impacts and fireproof suits. There are sooooo many safety devices on these cars now, unfortunately all these improvements in safety are usually because of previous crashes, a lot of them were fatal. Especially back in the 70’s when speed was everything and safety was less than an afterthought with drivers of the time usually sitting between a fuel tank and a glowing hot engine.

The girl in brown is sooo cute ! Her reaction is sooo great ! 😁👍💗

😍😍 Hi Austin.

Did they react to Isles of man TT?

the man is a sigma and he use a lot of logic great asian mind

ㅋㅋ 프원 열혈팬으로서 이번시즌은 레드불 우승 가즈아!!!!

Redbull is not the sponser lmao it's THE TEAM! 💀

사고 장면을 보여줬으니 다음은 오버테이크나 핏스탑 같은 것도 보여주면 좋을듯 하네요.