Amazing video and analysis! Great to watch

Smooth oversteer is the fastest

I’m in the middle of smooth oversteer and understeer tbh 😅

Great short clip. As usual

Can we get a breakdown of Logan Sargeant and why his driving style didnt work?

My style is more about f around and find out

I like your videos

lol 1) that was you being out of control cos damn that was slow

I’m 3 when I figure out how to make the front-end more pointy on a grippy (sim) circuit, and 4 when I’m struggling with setup or simming on a green circuit

To think Max had a similar style. Imagine what Albon could have done in those Red Bull had the pressure not eaten him up.

In ACC (GT3 racing), I am comfortable adjusting my style on the fly based on where the car ends up after braking and/or turning. But in F1 2020, my style is way more limited and I need something as close to as 50/50 grip levels to be my fastest. So now I don’t even know what my driving style is which means I can’t tune my car to make me faster. I know that Lewis once said that he just throws the car and sees where it ends up and deals with it. I think because F1 cars are so fast, there is a small window of customisation for optimising them before you just end up losing time. What are your thoughts?

So 1 applies to Schumacher, 2 to Alonso, 3 to Verstappen and Leclerc and 4 to Prost, Hamilton, Lauda, Stewart, Clark?

Lets goo you actually did it, i dont know if you remember or not but i actually requested you to do video about Alex

Ocon next?

goatifi vid next?

Good to see you using the FA24 for demonstrations, so realistic but so hard to tame

so sad Red Balls don't know how to keep and kick drivers at the correct time

YEAH ALBOOON

Albon is terribly underrated. Watch his onboards in qualifying, it's mental how he flies through corners so precisely. His stints are also mega, i can't wait for Williams to rise up. Now that you've done Albon and Rosberg, I'd like to put another one in for "Jimmy Broadbent: how thicc Brit is so quick" and "Super GT: How he avoids Barry R."

I also think he knows the art of racing very well. I don't remember the race but this season (2024) he made a beautiful double overtake as a proof of that.

ALBOOONOO

I'm an understeer kinda guy, maybe like Alonso? I like to really use the brake to control the front. A nervous rear under braking is fine, but i want the rear to be sorted out by the time i slap the throttle down. I used to think Rosberg was an understeery driver too, but i was disappointed to find he in fact preferred oversteer and the cars he drove for Williams just happened to be boats.

For sure he ain’t a rising star.

I feel like driving aggressively and with an oversteery setup is faster but I chew up the tyres quicker, is there a way to do tyre saving while keeping the aggressive style?