2004 Chinese GP - Michael Schumacher Spin/Onboard 

back when F1 cars had ENGINES!

@@qwert582 That is not possible with the shit engines they have today.

@@lor7780 There are no fucking positives.

@@lor7780 name one

@@lor7780 The cars are not faster. Yes, they can pull of better times, but that's only due to the fact that they benefit from 15 years worth of technological advancement. If top teams were allowed to build an F1 car powered by a NA V10, using the technology available nowadays, it would easily be faster that the pieces of shit we have now.

Just you need best car. Oh and in best car you just spin.

@@old_spice8054 maybe stick to your tennis.

@@kevinobrien4155 do it

This is a time where aero was simpler and engines were loud. It's different now so get used to it. If no drs you would moan there was no overtaking at all. Just cant please you can we haha

F1 today is totally bullshit and boring

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Arjun Ganapathy he won't. I am sad for saying this but if he was another person he would be dead.

@@crystaldigits7632 he is braindead.

@@vertiniman4692 Well, conscious, but severely handicapped at this point. His exact mental state is not clear. Maybe the advances in medical technology can help Michael, but having a good idea of how complicated brain damage is it is hard to imagine as of 2019.

@@Elucidator- this is the correct, though unfortunate, answer. We don't know his exact condition, but we do know it's very, very bad.

And way over 19k in qualifying setups... :)

@@ShadowsBehindU Didn't the V8s go up to 23,000?

@@dezpotizmOFheaven Afair they went up to 21k in 06, followed with rev limits of 19k in 07-08 and a limit of 18k in 09.

@@dezpotizmOFheaven 20k in 2006, before 19k in 07-08 and then 18k

capped at that rpm which is crazy

My car is about 13seconds from 0-100 xD

Dustin Pohl hahahahaha

My barely gets to 100...

Mine doesn't even go on.

But the braking is even more impressive. Less than 2 seconds from 340 to 50kmh 2:00

That's the car Not him

@@felixn.365 let's see you drive 340 in an F1 car..

So how is it the car and not him?

@@user-zv8qg1co4z But will the engine move the car without him pushing the gas paddle? Stupid people ask stupid questions that give stupid answers. Ofcourse he isn't litterly pushing the car, but he is making the engine push the car.

@@user-zv8qg1co4z It runs because you push the peddle, which leads to other events, which make the car go vrom

Yup and I’m not even a Ferrari fan, I’m still in love with it.

F2002

@@MSLF-sx4en f2000 is the prettiest but this was the most dominant

The car was go good even Ferrari thought something was wrong and illegal on it.

​@@valgoyt912 It's like the saying "Everyone is a Ferrari fan even if they think they're not", you're probably a fan of the F2004 even if you don't know it

Am felt nothin br0 , pls watch nascar 1999- 2006 crank it up. Im not recomends 2023 series (bcz eur😧elitests & k0munists gangs fully infiltrated usa g a s // o i l companies)

Check out Alonso driving his r25 in Abu Dhabi if you haven't already, it's this era of car on modern camera

Best time in F 1 History.

They handle them well, Max Verstappen did a 360 and he could even get the car in the right direction

@@momoloco99rh 2022 tires are much harder and durable than it’s predecessors. Especially the 2011-2013 tires

The modern cars are also a lot heavier so that can't be good on tyres. Like over 800kg

Even the modern cars are super loud in person. No, you cant hear them from 5 miles away from the race track, but they very much arent vacuum cleaners.

Grooved tires were much harder than current Pirelli slicks 😈

@@fra93ilgrande What are you guys even talking about?

It's not pirelli's fault the tyres are like they are. They were asked to make the tyres like this by the client, which is formula 1.

F1 fans getting upset at everything for no reason whatsoever:

He drove different with the v8 cars towards the end of his career. The style you described was common in the traction control era, especially with top drivers on top teams. Alonso would specifically request an understeery car to provoke oversteer under power to increase rotations in slower corners, for example

@@jwmphall2588 I believe Ferrari designed the F2004 car just because they knew he could handle the power and produce the numbers he actually did. The trust alone. Amazing.

Yhea, because the F2004 had TC lol. Don't get me wrong, Michael is the GOAT but don't kid yourself

It was most amazing to be awake at 4am to watch it live. I enjoyed sitting at my desk jotting down notes and plugging numbers abput average track speeds of different cars and compating them with the other cars during stints. I did this along with Steve Matchet talking the numbers during a race, while David Hobbs would interupt him to talk about what the drivers are doing during intense drivers battles. And the occasional mention of that moment when Ross Brahn got Michael's radio and said "Um, Michael, we need you to do the next 16 laps under the lap record." [V10 whail during deceleration] Downshift, Downshift, Downshift, Downshift, Downshift........ [Michael's voice- Ok!...... V10 acceleration, upshift, upshift, upshift. Amazing times, gone forever.

They were lighter than today cars so yeah they had a crazy acceleration

If only slick tyres been used in this era

2004 had Fastest F1 cars ever

Nope. The best ever was Ayrton Senna with McLaren Honda

The Michael.

What does best mean? I thought saying "it is the best" is said by kids, because that is subjective or defined by lots of factors.

@@deangelis777 In what was Ayrton the best?

@@deangelis777 Schumacher in 1994 was humiliating Senna with an inferior car.

if you can be the championship this '21 season i think it'll gonna be "the cure" of yours Max, and please do that (i'm a ferrari tifosi though) and again and again for several next years until Lewis retire :-D

@Memento RB and Merc are as fast as each other, maybe RB is faster by a bit actually

@Memento i think both are gonna be upgrading less now cus of 2022 regulations, merc might give up like 2013 and let red bull dominate then become stronger in 2014

@@yeetdosis39 Mercedes stil has a good car and better race pace

@Memento didn't age well

S🅱️innala*

"O Tony vem que vem Alucinado Tony Blackberry"

@@plasma2045aviation This is not a good idea as Mattia is a Ferrari expert

Those engines revving up to 19.000 RPM!!!!! And that sound!!!

Yeah. Those cars brake like dropping an achor

F1 is the perfect car

about 3.36 G of deceleration

@@xXAlmdudlerXx limited by the grooved tires. The current cars stop much more efficiently

totally

Yes

@@Jejking Who was DC's team mate? Didn't Kimi Raikonen replace Mika Hakinnen? So long ago.

@@Maarten258 Kimi replaced Mila after 2001. Sooo he was DC's teammate

DC...Dani Clos?

Nothing legendary about using the clutch ...

As far as I'm concerned, modern F1 cars just use the clutch to start moving.

No. The clutch is manual to get going. For everything else it's automatic but it's always there.

No. As soon as the rear wheels locked up the car would’ve grabbed neutral. These engines didn’t have the torque to take off in fifth gear. The data feed was lost momentarily when he spun

There was nothing legendary about this.

Trur

thats why better bridgestone than pirelli in durability

Not with Ferrari power!

+Jejking Surprising, since those 04/05 McLarens were rockets. Michael must've had some kers left, oh wait 😎

Yeah, but those years they had traction control on all the time (not just for starts). F1 has never been 100% perfect in the modern era.

didnt need that much drs this week either

The cars had way less downforce back then, so DRS wouldnt do anything.

exactly

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I mean these 2004 cars were limited, and deliberately slowed. IF given modern pirellis instead of grooved tyres they could quite possibly beat even the 2020 cars. Schumacher, Barichello and Montoya still hold lap records at Italy, Turkey, China and Australia (Pre 2022 layout) from 2004 and 2005 to this very day

@@ey7290 True. I think 2004 did not have ground effect floors like the current cars have.

Heel and Toe - King!!!

Thats rev matching right?

Nope.

In F1 car there is no space to do heel toe. Drivers are braking with left foot.

F1 cars has their own rev match system. Drivers not doing it and there is no clutch actually besides for first launcing at the start.

I was only a kid but it was still awesome, have some really vivid memories of the races back then.

The IndyCar V6 engines and the old F1 V6 engines sounded awesome.

v6 shit. drd shit, kers shit, fia shit

Actually, KERS is awesome, I'm glad it's now integrated with the car's main power output rather than being driver-controlled. It makes so much sense, and actually makes for pretty good racing when done right, for example, WEC. DRS is another story. But does prove well in DTM, and unlike F1, DTM drivers are given weight penalties when they start outpacing the entire field.

Ricky Spanish agree 100%...attended 2001 US GP...V-10s 18,000 plus RPM. The sound is something I will NEVER forget. McLaren's on the down shift sounded like a fucking explosion!! Mika's last win. Michael was second I believe. We drove from Texas to Indy. Best time ever.

felix Morse i went to all the USGP's at Indy. you're right, the sound was unreal....

Aged well lol

You should watch this season lol

Well, in 2022 they are have the fastest car.

@@ferndale6652 🥲

They had Schumacher, Ross Brawn and Jean Todt. That was peak Ferrari

***** I guess so :)

+Sebastian Simion nothing went according to plan that day

Sebastian Simion ridicolous? You are ridicolous! Michael Schumacher is the best driver ever, but everyone can have a bad weekend. Senna was magic but look at Gp of Monaco 1988. He push the car for nothing and then he crash into the wall.

Those cars idle is around 4000 rpm

@peter hennig you're the bigger crybaby lmao

And extremely fake TC.

@peter hennig yeah pussys driving at 200mph setting the fastest lap times ever wa wa I could beat him in a fucking Kia right

Miss those real engines too, not only on F1 but on regular cars

We still have real engines. What are you guys talking about?

@westbender 820 no, it's Schumacher

For his spinning ? 🤦 Senna was much better

If Senna had lived, I think the number of championships would’ve been 5 each...

But IMO.. for pure talent and skill of driving, Senna was matched only by Jim Clark in history.

@@deangelis777 Childish both of you. There is no "best".

Thats a good thing

Dave Mustaine how so?

They should bring back Bridgestone, Goodyear or Michelin. Pirelli is pure shit.

also Firestone

@Subi_fan If they had these Pirelli tires they wouldn't. The cars in the era were so fast because they could push the tires, they can't now