F1 Full Race Onboard Gerhard Berger 1989
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Gerhard Berger in the V12 Ferrari.
This is a rare full race onboard.
Track limits are adhered too as well
Funny seeing the end of the race and where the cars stop compared to now.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=72ITS_rYisw
This is a rare full race onboard.
Track limits are adhered too as well
Funny seeing the end of the race and where the cars stop compared to now.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=72ITS_rYisw
Watching it in bits. Seen about an hour so far. Engine sounds fantastic! The car looks to be cornering so much faster than current ones too. Maybe it is or maybe it's simply that the scenery is so much closer in many of the bends - far fewer poncy huge run off areas. Interesting to see retired cars at the side of the track too. Wouldn't be allowed these days. The action is so frenetic - hard to believe that a driver has to control a car at those speeds and observe flags, pit boards and communicate via radio. Fascinating to see how much the car was sliding on cold tired after the pit stop too and then less and less as the tyres heated up and the grip came back. It's compellingly brutal viewing!
S0 What said:
The only trouble with YT is vids like this get taken down all the time, i have an ap on my android box that brings them up as recomended vids when they appear, watch em quick, a load of season reviews have just popped up by olafsonTV
The one OP posted has been up for 3 years so far.Anyone asking 'what can we do to fix modern f1' needs to watch a few late 80s/early 90s F1 videos
Like this one (Senna at Monaco, 1990)
https://youtu.be/GTJZTc1U1tM
Like this one (Senna at Monaco, 1990)
https://youtu.be/GTJZTc1U1tM
Edited by essayer on Tuesday 15th November 23:02
CraigyMc said:
S0 What said:
The only trouble with YT is vids like this get taken down all the time, i have an ap on my android box that brings them up as recomended vids when they appear, watch em quick, a load of season reviews have just popped up by olafsonTV
The one OP posted has been up for 3 years so far.Great stuff
I also watched the whole clip. I love that era.
Gives a totally different perspective having it constantly from that angle, but with no commentary, interruptions, or radio messages.
Also no constant technical 'fiddling'
I also remember what else happened in that race (for non-geeks, mansell reversed in the pits, got black flagged but apparantly didn't see it (ahem) then tried to overtake Senna and collided, which took them both out).
I also watched the whole clip. I love that era.
Gives a totally different perspective having it constantly from that angle, but with no commentary, interruptions, or radio messages.
Also no constant technical 'fiddling'
I also remember what else happened in that race (for non-geeks, mansell reversed in the pits, got black flagged but apparantly didn't see it (ahem) then tried to overtake Senna and collided, which took them both out).
S0 What said:
It's wierd, some stay up some dont ? lost 5 good F1 accounts over the last year, all shut down due to copyrite violations anything that was a chan 9 AUS show never seem to dissapear and ones where the vid size is alterd seem to stay and races divided up into many short sections? i think FOM prowl YT or people just report them? there rarely seems to be ryme or reason to it ? F1nowshow97 is another good one thats been updated recently
It is a missed opportunity...given there is extensive footage of every race going back a very long time, I am very surprised they have not sought some way to make it available, with the inevitable attempt to monetize itGCH said:
It is a missed opportunity...given there is extensive footage of every race going back a very long time, I am very surprised they have not sought some way to make it available, with the inevitable attempt to monetize it
This is where F1 needs to bring itself into the modern era. Instead of shutting everything down on copyright grounds it should have an extensive library of the footage it owns and encourage people to share their own footage too. Many of the musicians I follow now encourage people to share their own covers and remixes and footage from gigs - amateur content creation, mobile and social are where it's at now - and F1 needs to do the same in order to connect with the kind of people who will be its entire fan base when greying people of my generation have been consigned to the great gravel trap in the sky.Skii said:
Best looking and sounding F1 car ever imho. Alesi in a slightly later car..https://youtu.be/bwumtyqT8js
Skii said:
Best looking and sounding F1 car ever imho. Alesi in a slightly later car..https://youtu.be/bwumtyqT8js
Edited by markcoznottz on Wednesday 16th November 14:52
markcoznottz said:
Best looking and sounding F1 car ever imho. Alesi in a slightly later car..
https://youtu.be/bwumtyqT8js
There used to be a great "on board" video of Alesi who made an early change to slicks at a wet Suzuka (1995 I think) and gave a master class in car control on a drying but damp circuit - until the car broke.https://youtu.be/bwumtyqT8js
Actually maybe it was this - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lxm9FdraAVc
(edited to add - got pushed off the track by Pedro Lamy's Minardi - which you see at the start of the video, then recovered to get within a few seconds of race leader Michael Schumacher - then the car broke)
My favourite era in F1 was from the banning of turbos late 1980s through to the of the end of the 3 litre V10s. As a spectacle, it's been going downhill ever since (in my view at least).
Edited by stevesuk on Wednesday 16th November 10:49
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