I can't believe it's actually here... 

Merc, Mclaren, Aston

Mercedes petronas of course lol

ANYTHING BUT FERRARI

I'm depressed every race week, so you know which team is my fav🥲🥲

Merc, Ferarri, Mclaren

when they blink it means the battery is below 10%

Found my fellow Formula 1 Enthusiast

@@christofferrsnes9508 i highly doubt that f1 uses EV just because they’re not capable of producing a consistent power output long enough for them to be able to race the way F1 does

Good to know that the people presenting this don't even know the basics.

@@jaydenpalm3098 The battery is used to give the cars more horsepower for brief periods. All drivers can only use a certain amount of energy deployment during a lap. The battery depletes during this, and excessive use will drain the power and leave the driver with little to no energy therefore meaning slower laptimes and vulnerable to cars behind. The car recharges the battery under braking and recycling kinetic energy produced by the cars. So the batteries do in fact reach below 10% and cannot last a race distance. That is why the recharging exists

i went to an f1 exposition and i saw the real deal vs these show cars side by side... honestly, these are not accurate at all, you can definetly spot which one is the real car in an instant,its like a merry go round horse vs a real horse

no gearbox or engine since they had to be return the pu to ferrari, no matter what youll need a crew to help you move it. so idk

@@brozerosucksthere was never an engine to start with, it’s a show car.

@@adam217 Not that you would want a 2022 Ferrari PU, especially if fitted in an Alfa

@@robertocp50 I'm sure most of the differences are proprietary and unique to whatever set up the actual car is running. If it's not on this show car they aren't allowed to replicate it. Also I'm pretty sure a front and rear wing on a real F1 car is the same price as this entire show car so I doubt you'd want it to be any more authentic.

Traditions 🍾

You forgot: Porridge

Stop being smart.

@@kakhakshhh, your safe now

And Alfa Romeo could either be Audi in 2024 or Toyota. Though Audi looks more likely

some components are clearly from the alfa romeo however, the nose is clearly from the alfa.

Actually red bull was the only team to use the fia car as a show car. All other teams launched with real designs (albeit from earlier on in the development. The FIA car was based on an older version of the spec and would be illegal under the 2022 regs. You can clearly tell this isn't the fia car by the cooling louvres, the fia car had soap dish side pods like the ferrari with contoured vents, this is clearly alfas own design

No it's the real thing. I saw that same 22 Alfa in Vegas a few months ago, spent some time admiring, it it's definitely not the default car.

@@Rome1017Lights It's not the real thing it's still just a show car it has some really basic designs from the car but nothing significant.

@@acesseu4991 yes it obviously wasn't the real thing, you and I just watched the same video. It was more true to design than you might think. The only differences I spotted were non-adjustable front and rear wings, wheel nuts were different, interior was barebones fake exhaust pipe and floor aero was simplified. Other than that it was real carbon, real tires, real wheel and real design.

What the heck do you do with a car that doesn't have an engine? At least stick a Honda Civic engine inside so you can move it around.

​@@TheAstronomyDudejust do it yourself then so you can choose which engine you want

@@TheAstronomyDude Like most people who are going to buy one, to put it on display. It doesn’t need an engine.

@@TheAstronomyDudek-swap

@@AZEOforrealAn empty carcass on display just makes me think of taxidermy. "Look Ma! I dun shot an Alfa Romeo!"

they have one like that on their website but its kinda over priced. If I got it I would rather put in engine in the show car and drive it around

Someone here in Toronto did that with one of last year's Alfa-Sauber show cars. He took it out to show it off at the Autoshow in February too!

Red Bull built half of a Sim rig like this.

you dont need a whole car for that

Why would you turn a perfectly good, actual race car into a fake race car? Take it to the track nerd.

Surprisingly it is just as long as an f150

1st thing I noticed 😄

He original said they were made by the team but later stated all the replicas were made at a separate shop. So where are they actually made?

@manuelmaseda4875 Haha the old switch-a-roo. Makes sense. I'm sure one straight from the team would be over a million.

​@@cheesycarrotsoupmaybe there is one.

@@cheesycarrotsoup If I had the cash, id buy the shell and put a cosworth v8 and gearbox in that would be sick as a track toy

@@ronaldvanas9492 Ong

Back then cars were simpler with barely any electronic and aerodynamic put into creating them and instead just focus on the engine. Nowadays shape of the cars are more complex, more electronic, safety features and better overall material.

Have you checked how much each F1 car cost to make? The engine alone is $10 millions which is majority of the cost. Pretty sure this is just a show car that was used as promotion events so half the parts are not even to the real one because the wing alone can cost a quarter million to just produced

It’s called inflation…

Wrong, F1 cars never were so cheap. Don't deceive people.

@@kakhak ahhhh, riiiight. I made it all up. Sure. Never said they were cheap soooo.

What about in Salzburg?

Normally show cars are very different but not this one. It is a genuine C42 that potentially raced. You can tell by the engine cover, suspension and sidepods.

Its not a car its a carbon fibre model. There are no race car parts on it. Its been nowhere near the race team and doesn't share any components. I know where and how its made

@@Hammertime4404That is wrong . Plenty of visible elements are different. The absence of the tiny whole usually located at the tip of the front wing alone would probably make you unable to survive a race distance .

All show cars now are built from a reference model, real competition cars are customized by teams

​@@AZ-zn9lgdont forget the Williams FW45B 2021.

I was just about to comment this, because not many people know this key requirement

Yep. And also iconic all the same like 1970 Alfa Romeo.

i would put a turbo hayabusa motor in that replica and do some track days lol

@cafe88racer53 something tells me there's no putting a motor in one of these display cars. I still like the RC 8th scale idea at least I could drive it every day.

Many small things gives away, this isn't the real deal. They would not put the real brakes on this, that alone would eat a substantial part of the budget. And the steering wheel is clearly a plastic replica.

Yeah its a show car.

@@marktucker208 But that's not what the guy in the video said...

F1 is boring as hell. Same guy wins every race

@@brianwalker4760 Thankfully most F1 fans don’t only find excitement from 1 single driver, and most level headed fans don’t only think the race result is the only exciting part. Many of us follow the sport because it’s one of the most complex sports in the world and easily the most strategic sport on earth, it’s a sport for nerds who love to look at Aerodynamic changes to see how it affects the car, sitting and looking at how the temperature on a given day will effect strategy in tyre choice, strategy in pit stops, wing balance and how it affects qualifying. Most of us understand that F1 is not just a sport of 20 drivers but a sport of thousands of people getting the car to the track. I completely understand the notion that if you don’t frequently watch F1 and don’t follow the sport then the same driver dominating can on the surface seem boring, but if that’s all you look at then you’re watching the sport in the wrong way and it’s not for you.

it sure did

Its the ERS Harvesting light, not a rain light or brake light.

@@jameshall4136 you're trying to be smart and correct him but he's correct, it's called a rain light, it existed before ERS. it's 2nd function is lighting up when harvesting, it can also light up green when someone is driving it without a superlicense.

@@ItsMSQI think they mistook it from the F1 game where if the driver is low on “battery” it starts flashing .

when what popped

@@awsomesaharsh9906 the panel(?) as Will got in

‘English’ stop using British it’s not real

Lewis is the goat

Unboxing an F1 car is truly great!

​@@sand.4520Yohane Tsushima also loving these F1 unboxing.

Sim rig :)

Have your friends push you down the street while you steer and make vroom! sounds like when you were a kid 😂😂😂

@@fetzie23 TRUE!!!!!!

@@lifeisgood7762 childhood me would love that hahaha

​@@fetzie23it would be crazy with that 'Volume' display system from the mandolorian

It's not one of the real F1 cars from Alfa Romeo/Sauber, but a demo/show car (no DRS at the rear wing). No powerunit included.

Hello fellow Jayden, it's not a real f1 car. It's a show piece.

its just a shell. running f1 car will cost you in the tens of millions

this thing does not even have an engine and transmission

That's just for the shell. The full price of a current F1 car is around $15 million.

wouldn't Watkins be too small for the current cars to race at? although I would love to see a show run there

The Glen is too small for modern F1 cars on top of that the track would have to be updated to Class 1 level to host a race. Its its currently Class 2. US only has two Class 1 circuits, Indy and Austin.

​@@pandre5458bring Sonoma and Sebring into F1.

It’s 5 seconds to get out, and another 5 to reinstall the steering wheel.

This is a shell of the real deal. Go to a museum or car show, if you wanna see the real deal. You can even see them driving at some events, like Goodwood Festival of Speed.

@@akyhne Dude, I know it is a shell of a F1 car, I watched the whole vídeo and I know I can go to a museum to see cars or specific events, but this F1 show car was really well made and put together...