Why Carmen Jorda was so controversial 

she wasn't even good at it LMFAOO

dude I'm rolling 😂 why does this not have more likes?

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You sire, please have this Like... I m rolling here...

congrats sir, you just won the internets of the day! D

Major ouchies for that burn comment.

To be fair, even as a man, I had to watch a youtube to learn how to insert film into a Hasselblad film back. I did learn developing films from a school senior, so I didn't resorted to google.

@@mikefung9145 I had a Hasselblad years ago. I couldn't load mine , either. My girlfriend did it for me, lol. She never failed to remind me how " simple it is, even a little kid could do it"...🤨

Yes, cutting comment - if it was 1978.

Develop film? Meaning?

GP3 cough coughs

hahhahahhahahahaahahhaa

@@Matt_10203 Now it's called formula 3 so it's the same

This comment makes me so happy

The only role model the humans will ever get is shoved so far up a smart phones arse, you will have to dig yourself out of social media to find a good one

basically all of her comments can be translated as "I want to reach the pinnacle of motorsport with the least amount of effort possible"

To be fair, even if she took part she wouldn’t be racing

Oh she tried, but the series said "nah, we only want good drivers".

Implying she would even make the cut in the first place

She'd have failed the qualification test so she opted out of the embarrassment since she can afford to sit off the track and run her mouth

or against other women in fact

But yeah women arent fast enough. Just a fact, im suprised if we’ll see a competitive female racer in the next 10 years.

@@MartiniPinball ...Did you even watch the video?

@@MartiniPinball you are messed up but ok

@@MartiniPinball Ummm ever heard of Jamie Chadwick?

Women at a disadvantage... Not really by much though... Although males are much more common and have a much higher chance to be picked by a team in racing doesn't necessarily mean that a woman would be at a disadvantage when it comes to pace since well pace isn't really determined by gender and there are women out there who can outperform and outpace men by a long shot, sure they got a slight disadvantage when it comes to body composition like larger breasts which poses risks when it comes to crashes or interference with safety stuff, different body proportions i.e. waistline, less bulkier body and wider hips that adds a slight hindrance when it comes to racing and pace but not by much since a woman can make up for that in more ways than one, for example they have twomain advantages over men, they are overall lighter and much smaller which means they won't be hindered that much by those two factors, they are more likely to get picked by a team if the female driver performs well since she may be considered as a marketing trick, and the press might be interested aswell since female drivers are daughter after now cause they want to expand diversity in conclusion though, being a female racing driver and a male racing driver isn't really any different from each other

But if we were talking about Carmen jorda... She doesn't have any excuse tbh... She got abysmal pace, her body doesn't have the hindrances I mentioned such as big breasts, waistline differences compared to men of her size, when you look at physical stats she is usually the same weight as her teammates which would mean she's most likely overweight for her height (not in medical terms I meant in terms of team mates). so yeah she's basically just an actual terrible driver and has nothing to do with the fact that she's a woman

@@justsomemustachewithoutaguy- "pace isn't really determined by gender" yeah this tells me you never raced anything. You get sore muscles dude. It's a physical sport, and men will always dominate it.

@@justsomemustachewithoutaguy- Not by much...Yeah but the difference is motosport isn't much is it. We see a 5/10ths gap and go 'ooooh!' That 5/10ths gap is about 0.5%. So if you're 1% away - that's an age and should you even be in F1?!

@@SANTTIFRADA Exactly. Unfortunately in the time of woke feeling>facts. Physically and mentally women don't have the advantages of men WRT a motorsport arena. That's life. There are other things that women excel at over men. Once you understand this, you can stop being a white knight and just get on with things.

Don't forget about Lord Mahaveer

@@chrissss696 Lord Mahaveer deserves all his astounding success, dont you forget it

Also "I'm a woman and I look ok, so I'll try using that to bs my way into formula 1 and no one's gonna notice I'm worse than Yuji Ide"

I dont wanna know what else she did...

@@FqtRacing the FIA had to secretly ban him to save f1s integrity

Pfff Senna and Prost could hide in hole. LMAO

Imagine if they would reproduce 🤯

Samir is the God in this universe

There'd be zero competition if these two came to F1. Eat my Ass Hamilton V Verstappen

Natalie Decker

Your grandpa can say that without getting his Twitter account suspended...

That the only thing they had

Exactly! I love you Josh but you forgot to point out the one glaring difference she's hot and advertisers love hot

Your grandfather sounds sexist as hell

Lotus knew exactly why they signed her. A marketing pole.

"slow button on now"

Milka Duno would be proud.

Oof, I hope that wasn’t on an oval.

@@BigCat553 ferraris gonna sign her 👀

She never did an oval, according to Racing-Reference

Hell yeah, Schmitz was a GREAT example of a female driver!

Trueee! The queen of the Ring drove a van around the Nurburgring faster than Jorda could probably drive a Porsche GT3 RS around the Ring

@@kazukinakoshima nothing but facts homie you know someone meant business when gets proclaimed as "The Queen of the Green Hell"

it's so sad she passed away 😔🙏🏻 respect

I was not aware she died that sucks RIP Sabine.

I had to rewatch that a couple times to make sure I heard it right lol

Man's not wrong huh

I mean, if you're going to be a talentless hack...being hot sure helps.

@@BassyBoy Grosjean or this babe on cover? We all would pick Grosjean. No homo. Maybe.

yep that's what everyone will be thinking, and imagine the money she's made already.

@@TurnStyleGames it doesn't just help. It carries her entire career.

ew so they actually said 'babe'

Shameful...

Welcome to Ekstra Bladet, the most click baity danish "news source"

That does nobody any favours. It's disgusting they'd use such degrading sexist language, only adds further ammunition to her arsenal so she can say any criticism towards her (which is definitely deserved) is merely motivated out of sexism. It's not.

Wtf, an F1 babe? Might be better if Formula One Ace, that's sound so girly.

nah it's just bernie trying to go back to major racing scene

sheesh

He Popped a viagra and ate the kitty like a dirty old man.

Very good a sucking up!

I dont belive he was thinking about her racing skills when he said she was good

😳😆😆😆😆😆

what else would you say? "well, i know Im awful. but hey, at least I'm charming!"

_Duuude,_ lucky XD...

She follows me on twitter!

Lucky I haven't met any of them hopefully one day in Forza

@@TheA53ford You aren't going to meet any one like that in forza. 😂

I met her when she raced in the formula Renault series, great driver and great person :)

Military,fire,police and a few other professions would agree 🤣

Not even the ai on 2020 set to rookie is that bad

While other capable women don't need the bar lowered. In fact, they're looking to raise the bar. Seriously makes you wonder how exactly she obtained all of the rides she had.

And they’re all men. Anything that requires any kind of athletic ability besides flexibility… men are just going to be better at. It’s that simple.

@@MalleusIudaeorum finally, someone who isn't a complete spacker.

@@MalleusIudaeorum motorsports doesn't require athletic ability, its more just that more boys do motorsports at a young age

It’s that easy

@@vanagsss idiotic comment, motorsports do require athletic ability. There's a reason why Daniel Ricciardo has a thick neck, and that's cause F1 drivers experience more Gs than a fighter pilot in a weekly basis. You should go karting.

She wasn't in f1, but don't lose hope😅

I bet you're probably not as pretty, however. Haha

@@ivanalvarenga9080 I'm willing to wear a dress and sit in Bernie's lap without complaining, does that count?

If you're 20 seconds off the pace in any racing series you're a danger to everyone on the track ... that just boggles the mind ...20 seconds. Only way that's acceptable is if your car breaks .... and they then tell you to get off the track.

I mean if your father have 1 billion dollar in the bank ,you have big chance.....Mazespin can do it why not you

I'm gonna tell you something spookier: I had some friends over and one of them said she was interviewed by the security information agency due to having been a part-time worker in a company with some dodgy Russian employees...and then Cinefix dropped "Top 10 Spy Movies".

Get a life guys

Josh has his own interpretation of how a woman should be and behave. Since Carmen didn't fit his concept, he attacks her. This is the real toxic man.

@@soyga_007 How did you come to this conclusion? What does this reply have to do with the OP's comment? Are you just a troll, or just caring about human rights way more than about sport?

to be honest, w series is also to open the doors and inspire young girls to take up karting as kids. not to seperate girls and men for f1. bc that's also a problem. if the talent pool is big enough you will have some at some point reach f1. but the talent pool for f1 isn't that big. hence the purpose of w series. inspire young girls to take up karting specifically for reaching f1 one day.

@@liynne Yeah young girls will be so inspired by women that only got extra treatment and stuff for free. Thats a nice generation we are creating there 👍

@@Pandatoofu im talking about w series, not about carmen

@@liynne I am also talking about the w series. Which no one needs.

@@Pandatoofu Representation is important and I think Lynn is trying to say that if young girls have no famous women to look up to in racing then it's important to try and make those names for them. Racing is an equal opportunity sport yet that doesn't seem to be the case in F1, and that's just the simple fact that not as many women are in racing. If they see women in racing when they're young, they're more likely to take up the sport. When Canada and USA started promoting their women's soccer teams just as much as their men's soccer teams they saw a massive boost in the rankings of their teams. The reason was because it got more girls in to soccer, and thus the countries had more potential talent to pull from. There's actually been a ton of studies done on their increased promotion on their women's teams and the benefits it had to the sport league as a whole. The W Series doesn't really have any drawbacks and creates said representation for young girls. And if it creates another potential feeder league for F1? Then great. But it's also something that if you don't want it, you don't have to watch it and let those who are looking forward to it to enjoy it.

Sammy I think this girl must be so great at something that married men find irresistible.

She ain't that pretty though. Danica Patrick has more talent and is actually prettier but she did not get the opportunities that this one had. Maybe she has very rich parents?

Lol danica is not prettier

That and rich parents

I think it took more than just a look at her face to get where she got

Ties in great here, after his DNQ in Monaco.

Joke or not, Josh did a video on Deledda, but it got taken down because someone affiliated with Deledda threatened a defamation lawsuit.

@@Nitro55555 way to tank your reputation with fans.

@@Nitro55555 sounds like Deledda, the slowest slow driver since Roy Nissany

@@PanzerFalcon2232 Nissany isn’t great, but I’d argue he’s better than Rags, Samaia, Petecof, and Deledda. It takes something to get a podium at Monaco.

MICHÈLE FTW

It's a shame the world of motorsport will probably never see a female driver like Michèle Mouton again.

@@crazyadam9281 why not ?

@@Sonokido she was the 🐐

@@Sonokido I mean it could happen, but what are the chances that this future world champion has the financial backing, less strict parents to do so and in a country with good women's rights. Just a thought

Right!, it seemed they tried to expose her. She kind of did it to herself. She faked it as long as possible. Always outclassed.

Pretty sure W Series drivers don't pay for their places, they get chosen

Who else thinks there should be a nude Women's driver's championship, just think of the ratings.

@@stephenhumphrey7935 just u, weirdo.

@@stephenhumphrey7935 pretty sure it's just you

"Adderly Fong distracted from the preposterous situation" i dont get it

I'm sitting here waiting for you and Josh to link up and do another collaboration that Scott speed video was great

Oh hey, it's that American dude

Someone answer my question tf does adderly fong have to do with this??

@@dethkillerspiral I'll add to that by asking who tf is Adderly Fong.

I mean, there are a lot of them

This article tended to focus on open wheel formula drivers....... not a class that Sabine competed in. If Carman Jorda tried to compete in Touring Cars (or feature on Top Gear) I’m sure Sabine would have been mentioned

@@regen9918 .. no there aren’t!

Good female, but nowhere in the overall category listings.

Also the Multi-Champion Shirley Muldowney

On the track? Those are usually on the outside.

@@MCPunk55 actually they separate the outside of the track from the inside... so technically they are still on track, just at the very very edge of it. :P Atleast in nascar ovals, not so on traditional circuits where there are run offs before barriers... unless its monaco.

@@Otakahunt The track is the tarmac portion. That's why you can't CUT THE TRACK, meaning driving outside the tarmac areas to get ahead.

Danica was the definition of Wasted talent She couldve easily been a multi time indycar winner. Maybe even a champion Instead she chased the Dollar signs by moving to nascar and running outside the top 15 in a car that her team mate Harvick won the title in

@@Dual_80 Everyone thinks Danica is a bad driver simply because of her NASCAR run forgetting that she was an above average open wheel racer & at 1 point legitimately being considered for the Honda F1 drive opposite to Jenson Button prior to them pulling out of F1

Or was just being a simp or male feminist, lol

I reckon at some point she was under Bernies desk to achieve the “very good” comment from him!

She's probably one of the few that screeched "sexism" and threatened to sue...

Nice pun, but it's not good enough, she caused a major accident at EVERY turn xD

Traditionally slow animal.

Yeah sloths do deserve better

Its fresh usually f1 fans shit on anything that isnt f1 but glad he didnt

Indycar is an F1 field that’s equal and fair to all drivers. First 5 races had 5 different drivers that won

@@RosewoodActual yeah it's a spec series mate formula 1 is a open series so stop comparing the two

Indycar = drivers driving cars fast round a circuit. F1 = Drivers driving cars fast round a circuit. Both are equally dangerous.

@@thatonenigeriansformula not really, no. I don't know or have heard of any F1 fan who would shit on Indycar. Heck, even NASCAR has gained popularity in the F1 community due to how reasonable they're handling their scandals.

She was probably the greatest driver never to win a World Rally Championship (except maybe Toivonen). Everyone says "Latvala" or maybe "Hirvonen" but as good as they were, they weren't as competitive as Mouton or Latvala against teammates (Hirvonen only ever beat Latvala and rookie Elfyn Evans while Latvala only ever beat Hirvonen and a rookie Esepekka Lappi, while Mouton beat *all* of her Audi teammates and arguably should have won the championship if not for technical issues).

Shirley Muldowney, NHRA Top Fuel champion in 1977, 1980, and 1982, becoming the first person to win two and three Top Fuel titles.

+1

Don't forget Maria Theresa De Fillipas who manhandled a Maserati 250f along with Bonnier .She never won but competed in numerous f1 events

...so far. Somewhere, there's some eleven year old chick beasting it out in Gran Turismo right now who's just waiting for them to put her in a GT car when she's old enough, I bet. Nowadays your parents don't have to be that rich anymore for you to have an angle at racing, that raises probabilities.

I think a stock 90s Civic would be faster in the right hands.

She's hot. That's literally the only reason she even is a somebody.

That and having some really exceptional knees

Or perhaps a case of who you do rather than what you do.

I think you'll find it's, not what You know but who you blow.

That is honestly what I fear (plus advertising eye candy) that may explain her carreer; because let's face it : she's as good looking as she is bad behind a wheel...

@@Cancoillotteman, I wish that logic could apply for me. I’m as good looking as a mossed rock, but, then, I’d be fucking fast.

If you look at most male F1 drivers they're in good shape but they're not exactly muscle bound (except in the neck department) so peak upper body strength clearly isn't that important compared to endurance. I think it's a great shame that so few women get into racing at a young age so they can progress up the ladder, I think that's where the focus should lie, getting girls in at the grass roots level rather than trying to shoehorn them in at higher categories purely to fill out gender quotas.

@@DjDolHaus86 Definitely. So many of us couldn't take a shot at racing because simply of (lack of) money, karting is bloody expensive. It is dumb to add other difficulties to this already huge one, and indeed it starts at childhood

@@SharikhKhan138 Well that may explain why I'vve always been rather fast following that logic XD

I've always wondered what Simona DeSilvestro could do in an actually competitive car, since she has driven cars to places where they had absolutely no business being in, like when she was driving woefully underpowered Lotus engines in IndyCar and didn't finish last. I'm excited to see what she can do this weekend at the Indy 500, since her car is the Juncos chassis that bumped Fernando Alonso from the race and it's also being prepared by Team Penske

Yeah, I don't really like hearing her and danica in the same breath. As the above comment says, Simona has driven poor cars to excellent results, whereas Danica has often gotten below average results for the very best teams. Unfortunately this is probably once again down to Danica simply being more marketable. Hopefully it isn't too late for Simona to get the top ride she deserves...

She's a very average V8 supercars driver

Didnt drive too good in supercars.

Supercars are hard to drive. Rossi and Hinchcliffe had their struggles.

Not necessarily a rich persons sport but there's definitely barriers to entry on the fast track...families in racing are quite prominent and also a lot of racers have successful parents who helped start them going. If your family isn't already full of racers, you'll probably start late and always be behind unless you are just an out of this world talent, which does exist for sure.

She's not bad looking but nothing out of ordinary. Spend a few hours in Kiev and you'll see women like her almost everywhere...

@@veduci22 My Grandmother is from the Ukraine...I do agree.

@@themessenger5868 bro you fancy your own nan?

@@cellodoesmusic Bro...you got me all wrong, I fancy Nancy's just like you.

XD

😂😂😂 good one

Mazepin joined the chat

@@mafproductions5005 Mazepin can actually drive tho

Between 1998 & 2001 I worked for a company (as an automation & robotics engineer) where the boss owned a Formula Holden Team. It was an Australian category using second hand F3000 cars but with a locally sourced 3.8l V6. Scott Dixon (of Indy Cars) won the Championship in 1998. In my boss's team the drivers had to BRING at least $200k for a season with 8-10 Rounds. He eventually got a 2nd hand V8 Supercar for the B-category and that cost over $400K a year for the driver to bring. His F-Holden cars were available for a weekend at about $30K for one offs. A test day could be anywhere from $10-40K depending on how many laps and how many drivers were at the test and which track they were using - all those costs add up. I was actually at the round (Oran Park) where Scott Dixon secured his championship. Helmut Marko (Le Mans winner & Red Bull advisor) flew that weekend to watch one of our drivers Marcus Friesacher (older brother of Patrick Friesacher who drove F1). We had Marcus for 1/2 the 1988 season when he was sponsored by Red Bull as a development driver (interesting times). MOST MOTOR SPORT Including F1 the driver PAYS the team for the seat outright or their sponsors pay for the seat. Motor sport is a business way more than it is a sport and has been for decades. Only a handful of drivers at the very front (because they are that good) get paid by a team to drive their car. In those rare cases the team usually goes to their sponsors for the funding. One of the super important things for all young drivers is to learn how to raise money from sponsors. A lot of talented drivers never learn that thinking talent alone will get them there and NO IT DOESN'T. So if you have every wondered why some apparently poor drivers get ahead while talented ones fade away - it really is a matter of money.

Tell that to the males that took her money and hired her

@@bmanmann7873 At least that was a business decision.

So what. F1 has a low talent pool. Most males who get to f1 do so because their daddy knows a few people and has a few quid

Marco Sorensen was the Dane, he competed at Le Mans driving the Aston Martin GTs

Fucking hell Ecclestone hit that? That explains a lot.

@@iMorands 😂😂😂

I think we're backtracking on the meritocracy road in our society. We may never live to see it.

That's what we all want but being pants at driving and still making it towards the peak is the worst. Ps I dislike drivers in F1 who only get there because $

As long as identity politics reign, that world would never be realised.

I'm afraid those days are long gone and are unlikely to come back in my lifetime....

You know, it's sort of funny,but I never looked at Lewis Hamilton, or Willy T. Ribbs, as being "black" racing drivers...until Hamilton became "woke". I don't really care what color or race a driver belongs to. Can he drive? That's all that matters.

What does misogyny have to do with this she had lots of support that talented racing drivers didn't get even when she was performing badly

@@IbrahemAlbanawi I’m not saying it’s misogyny against her, she is misogynistic in her own way. A lot of the video comes off to me as taking her shit performances and applying it to all women and saying that women are worse than men at Motorsport. Which there is ample evidence to prove that isn’t the case.

Her main problem wasn't only her performance, but her choice of words.

Whoever was behind her, most certainly was paying a lot of cash to keep her career going.

@@IbrahemAlbanawi He's referring to her comments that women couldn't compete and needed their own series. There's an internalized misogyny in thinking that. It's similar to labor "feminists" in the United States that helped defeat the Equal Rights Amendment. It was an insult to real feminism and something that irritates me to this day.

danica was a driver that happened to be a hot girl

...Lella Lombardi, Desiree Wilson and going back in time there were others...

Drivers, who happen to be women, that won championships: Shirley Muldowney. No video about her though.

Back in the day Michelle Mouton was fine though

Calderon isn't just some bimbo though, she has good results.

Oh so she's a psychopathic karen as well? Good to know.

Slav approved ~

No, she DOES make Mazepin look good. :)

Considering Mazepin finished 2nd in GP3, that must mean a lot of drivers are terrible.

Mazepin finished 5th in F2, so I'd have to say he's leagues ahead of her

Mick Schumacher made Mazepin look good during Monaco.

@@lorddrac_dontaskmetodance those were team orders but sure okay

one name: Sabine Schmitz

@@DiegsurfPlays7 Yo I think you got the math wrong

@@sdaewdaws nah it's German, I'm sure SabineScmitz is a valid word

@@sdaewdaws thats what happens when i comment before i turn on my brain

@@DiegsurfPlays7 She was great.

Honestly sometimes I think the hierarchy of motorsport is so detached from reality

But looks good. That’s what PR firms work with.

Not really. Danica Patrick got a lot of attention and sponsors despite being a terrible driver.

@@met0xy Danica a terrible driver? Maybe not creme de la creme, but terrible? What are you smoking dude?

@@nanatzaya Well, in IndyCar 116 races, one win. NASCAR 191 races 0 wins, 7 top 10s. I'm smoking meth.

Even my worst it´s just 8-10 seconds. Where´s my fucking test driver contract. I´m pretty sure if I went to real racing series I would be able to finish last too.

I was lucky enough to be invited to drive the Mercedes F1 simulator a year or so ago. I'm in no way, shape or form qualified to even start as a motor racing driver, but my meagre experience of racing games got me to just under 10 seconds off Valtteri Bottas' 2020 Silverstone Anniversary Grand Prix pole time.

Agree!