Genuinely man, I had the same thought just now, 4mo later and I’m glad both the algorithm gods and you decided to bless me with this moment of cosmic alignment, what the fuck

you make fun of other people's mistakes, you are pathetic

2016 - fastest cars ever, followed by 2005 and 2004.

@@ShionShinigami em linhas reta*

Its also because im Mexico city the air is less dense so there's less drag

@@julianomatos_ do you want a car go 350 in a sharp turn

@@joserodrigo5595 yes and because those cars were very light if you compare it to a formula 1 2022 car. Formula 1 hybrid cars that were really light it was for a period that goes from 2014 to 2016. And then from 2017 to now they look bigger and heavier.

Imagine 2004 F1 cars they will hit over 380-390 km/h no need DRS no need ERS or KERS only V10 Power

Imagine 2004 F1 cars they will hit over 380-390 km/h no need DRS no need ERS or KERS only V10 Power

​@@SmzxeThe V10s would be at a slight disadvantage here due this track being at a 2000m height as those are naturally aspirated so I'm not sure. The turbo really helps the V6 here. 2004 cars with DRS and 8 speed transmission could do 380 maybe even 390 with drafting

@@valentinvas6454 It doesn't actually this V6 Hybrid used huge amount of slipstream it can't even touch 340 kph without slipstream if I'm not wrong V10 F1 cars were much faster than V6 Hybrids V10 F1 car did 365 kph at 16500 RPM and it could rev upto 19500 RPM David Couldthard did 365 km/h on Mugello with full fuel load in qualifying zero slipstream No need 8 speed gearbox it will make it slower V10 F1 cars had perfect gear ratio for 7 speed transmission they had greatest acceleration and fastest top speeds All of them were doing 360+ kph on Monza even 6 speed Renault R-25 has done 362 kph on Monza F2004 also 362 kph McLaren Mercedes MP4-20 372 kph in 2005 Montoya Williams BMW FW26 369 kph in 2004 Monza V10 F1 cars had No slipstream no DRS no tow V10 F1 cars have more top speed records than V6 Hybrid will ever have

@@Smzxe Didn't Bottas reached 378 at Baku in 2016 with Williams?

From what I remember, there wasn't footage of him doing that. I can't say for sure though.

Yup bottas holds the record for fastest speed achieved in F1 car

​@@TellURide447 Montoya reached 372.4 kmph on Monza nobody talks about that 😂

​​@@Smzxe because Bottas hit 376 or 8 in Baku Maybe that's why

@@ForzaPolska06 372 only data was shown no live video

And williams still goes fastest on straights...like that matters

Umm actually i will help u here and save ur time i have been searching for it since years but as it turns out this is from FOM(formula 1 management) they generally can't be accessed by us other people say it's from sky TV archives.....

Its beacuase ground effect and wider profile = more drag that slows down the cars , even a f2 car beat Aston martin s f1 car in Monza at straight line speed

Genç?

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@@lsouza1327 anti zika ativada

It’s Perez, look the 11 en his gloves

@@mauriciomartinez4724 No it was Hülkenberg vs Bottas 2016

@@cenkidenkii5582 It was actually Sergio Perez, very evident on the gloves. Sergio Perez race number is 11 while Hülkenberg race number is 27. Number 11 was shown on this video so it was Sergio Perez.

Wrong, is perez, even FIA recognize it 🙄🙄🙄🙄

You guys are WRONG! That was the Russian Smirnoff, it clearly says so on the livery...