That is..oddly satisfying to watch. The fast guys were cool, too.
Dunderman35 on
Was half exciting the driver to have a cuppa and a smoke before getting in again.
Advanced_Platform198 on
How much time it took for earlier pit stop, also came a long way after that
ManualWind on
I’d rather watch the 1950’s race! The hammering, rolling wheels around, and pulling gas lines is way more interesting and fun than the 2020 version. And wait ’til you hear about the crashes…
FederalEntertainer21 on
My wife has clearly been watching 1920 racing content, I wondered why there were hammer marks on my alloy wheels.
Beer-Milkshakes on
Pneumatic equipment did wonders for the pit
DamienBerry on
Looks like they needed a heavier guy on the front jack. Poor sod was struggling.
numb3r-three on
Same with life in 1950 vs 2020
jonas_ost on
I think slow and more complicated pitstops would be better for the race. Would change up the positions more so you have more passes
Frankiethrowaway121 on
I’m guessing the decision between a one stop and a two stop strategy would be a lot simpler.
Good_Card316 on
Yeah but he didn’t get to have a chat, a cup of tea and a cleaned windshield. Where’s the customer service?!
/s
interested_lazy on
the netherlands 🥲
Atomic_bananaS on
To be fair in 2020 there was no refueling, something like this at 1:50 is a fairer comparison I think
so many crew members but no one hugs/pats the driver anymore? 🙁
Icy-Recognition572 on
But in brazil in pit stop they didnt refill gas
KTahsin on
Do a 67-second pit stop in 2026 and the kids in the stands will go crazy
ATWPH77 on
That’s 2019 btw
LickMyKnee on
Yeah in case you’re even wondering why they were called ‘knock-off rims’.
NkosingiphileM on
In 1950 the guy with the jack was excited to swing like a kid innit
Indetect on
Wonderful to see that and realize how the automotive industry has changed
disavowed21 on
I’ve used a similar video like this in work when trying to make a case to automate some things in our Ops that are very manual
hhs2112 on
I wish it was still like this (ok, similar…) in f1. Fewer mechanics means more potential for screw-ups, i.e., more variability in race outcomes (it is after all, “a team sport”).
fiswiz on
try refill 60 liters in 1.8 sec to car ….
Bezon67 on
Odd that they only changed the front tires. Can’t imagine that happening in today’s F1
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You have 20 freakin guys on a pit stop
That is..oddly satisfying to watch. The fast guys were cool, too.
Was half exciting the driver to have a cuppa and a smoke before getting in again.
How much time it took for earlier pit stop, also came a long way after that
I’d rather watch the 1950’s race! The hammering, rolling wheels around, and pulling gas lines is way more interesting and fun than the 2020 version. And wait ’til you hear about the crashes…
My wife has clearly been watching 1920 racing content, I wondered why there were hammer marks on my alloy wheels.
Pneumatic equipment did wonders for the pit
Looks like they needed a heavier guy on the front jack. Poor sod was struggling.
Same with life in 1950 vs 2020
I think slow and more complicated pitstops would be better for the race. Would change up the positions more so you have more passes
I’m guessing the decision between a one stop and a two stop strategy would be a lot simpler.
Yeah but he didn’t get to have a chat, a cup of tea and a cleaned windshield. Where’s the customer service?!
/s
the netherlands 🥲
To be fair in 2020 there was no refueling, something like this at 1:50 is a fairer comparison I think
https://youtu.be/n_esmAYxE40
I still fix my truck with a hammer
Cool. Let’s see how long it takes with this guy
https://preview.redd.it/1vtcqpy2ajtg1.jpeg?width=1920&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=bf4a332d80b4624e9c3bf44745b21db95679b369
so many crew members but no one hugs/pats the driver anymore? 🙁
But in brazil in pit stop they didnt refill gas
Do a 67-second pit stop in 2026 and the kids in the stands will go crazy
That’s 2019 btw
Yeah in case you’re even wondering why they were called ‘knock-off rims’.
In 1950 the guy with the jack was excited to swing like a kid innit
Wonderful to see that and realize how the automotive industry has changed
I’ve used a similar video like this in work when trying to make a case to automate some things in our Ops that are very manual
I wish it was still like this (ok, similar…) in f1. Fewer mechanics means more potential for screw-ups, i.e., more variability in race outcomes (it is after all, “a team sport”).
try refill 60 liters in 1.8 sec to car ….
Odd that they only changed the front tires. Can’t imagine that happening in today’s F1