That’s for sure

They are Turkish Germans, sounds like.

Dude I got a week... Let's go

@@cilek9385 No they're not they are the most german sounding and looking germans ever lol. They dont look turkish at all

They were so good!

Totally agree! Did some friends along the way at the Abu Dhabi grand prix last year! Wherever you are, thanks to the young lady that shared one of her airpods so we could both hear the f1 tv commentators live!

When is free beer?

ooh that is smart listening to f1tv commentators instead in english because you cannot understand arabic @@arkanos

I can't wait to see my first F1 race in Singapore 2024. ❤❤❤ I regret not getting the Suzuka 3 days pass next year.

I was just about to type this!

been to Hungary...everything there was dirt cheap when it was under communist control...i'm sure that's probably changed....

@@frankpienkosky5688 You are right. Please do not forget the inflation in Hungary which, now is almost everything cheaper in Austria...

Would not go there. To many Crashtappen supporters

Hungary is also such a beautiful place to visit. So might as well be able to combine it with your normal vacations.

I’m actually planning to go there! do you have any advice about where to stay and how to get to the track? is it too far to travel from the center of budapest with public facilities?

100% kinda like flirting lol, you just flirt with everybody and eventually hit it off

I've always heard and lived by: if you don't have anyone to go with, just go alone. You'll typically find people on the same page as you. You'll also make new friends in a natural way.

Looks so beautiful- perhaps it is the garden of Eden as they say! Best wishes and hope to visit soon!

A shame that f1 is racing in Bahrain.

@@markuss4133 it does

I just texted my wife this video saying we're doing this next year. The costs, services and accommodations seem much more economical and enjoyable than the overpriced circuits in America. Plus she speaks some Farsi and Arabic so great excuse for her to agree is to practice 😉

Since I reside near Austin, Texas I have attended the COTA race four times. Having not to pay airfare nor for a hotel, I buy grandstand seats, which is $1,400.00. Though attending a F1 race is like going to the circus. Seen one circus, seen them all.

You won’t

@@congresssux9766 No need to be so negative

Do it! You won't regret it.

I've always wanted to go to the airport and just look at the board to see where the next flight is going and then go! 😂

Sorry, not your best idea. Not enjoyable to watch.

I like the Irish flag emoji and nice job?😊☘️🇮🇳🇮🇪

Absolutely!

rich parents brought those boys together

@@STaTic8137 What?

@@STaTic8137 or maybe 668k subscribers to his channel

Family

@@STaTic8137 hahahaha stay jealous lad and you won't achieve anything in life

Super cool info! Thanks for sharing that!

Bernie is a true G. He married an almost 40-year-old younger girl from Bosnia and when they came to Belgrade 20 years ago I saw them when they came to visit her family and to buy some property. Bernie is an F1 it self saw them 15 years ago

agreed but dont like the profile picture 😉

I just hope they didn't decide on visiting the Emilia Romagna race after

Forreal I’d definitely take them up on that offer. They seemed super cool

A serious question, did you really have to subtitle them? I'm German myself so obviously I had no trouble understanding them.

@@Schnapsbrennor Me neither, their English was excellent.

Thanks! Good luck to you in your travels.

As an introverted person myself I think you're confusing two different things. I'm an introvert I tend to be alone and I'm very easygoing and not stressed. I've been around Asia and Europe by myself I moved to China etc etc . the main place I don't feel comfortable is back home :) the place I became the introverted person I am

@@eden5260 Introversion is a mindset and not dependant on geography...I assume you're not living in N.Korea...

Bahrain is nice

@@cm-kl2wx what are you even talking about, Where did you get the idea of Geography . And no it isn't a mindset it's characteristics

Sinan - 110% serbian

agreed!!

THAT was EPIC! Really good production!!! I thought I was the only one who noticed that!!!😊

Thanks 👍

yeah because the average joe can just casually fly out for 2 thousand lol

That’s a great idea!

100%. You 3 staying in the same hotel, getting along and enjoyig is a sign. Sign of, to do more F1 races. You should do 👍

Hey, the Sinon/Vincent cam was good in this episode of Downie Live. There may be something here for us F1 fans

This is the best idea ever!! Please do this!!!

Better yet do a series with them

wait till his college loan payments come due again!

For F1 it's definitely a bargain, for F1 in Belgium at Spa the price would be more than double.

Most importantly a safe country unlike Europe

@@davekurt1433 How is Europa unsafe?

@@frankpienkosky5688 Huh? He's Canadian. College is not expensive. I live in Québec and it was like 300$ per session full time 😅

Sinan eing serbian af

@@8tonystark8 Surprise there are people with migration background in the second most favoured migration destination of the world after the US. 🖖

It’s not the people who are bad in Belgium, it are your roads. Daaaamn, when you’re going to fix those? Greetings from 🇳🇱

@@zacherius137 😂 can’t argue with that friend 👏

Bad people?!?!! In Europe?!?! Nah bro, y’all are awesome! The only time I’ve ever felt bad being in Europe was in France. They were a little rude to me when I tried to speak my broken French to be polite. But that could have just been a one-off…maybe I caught that area in a bad mood. I’ve been all over Europe and I think nicest people I met were in Germany although admittedly I’ve never been to the Netherlands….that’s next. I want to go to zandvoort since I’m a pretend-Dutch member of the orange army! 😀 I live in Colorado and I did the math…to go to COTA OR Vegas would cost me over $10,000 for tickets, travel, room and board…to fly to the Netherlands and watch the race there, total, would be LESS than watching it in my home country! The demand is just too high here in the US and even with 3 races, us normal middle class people are priced out of the races. Three races may seem like a lot to one country in Europe, but when your nation has 350 million people in it and is over 2,000 miles wide….it’s not so many races after all.

@@mamavswild trust me, the only time we love to go to france is for holidays nothing else. me personally don’t like the attitude from most of the french people i’ve met going there.

After living in Germany (Bitburg) for 3 years in the USAF, close to the Lux and Belgium borders, I can easily say I never met anyone I didn't like. I heard Paris was bad, but with the amount of tourists, I'd be grumpy too. Lol

Go to long beach gp down by turn one. High up in the grand stands

every travel agency has package deals to Vegas...you can get there cheap

I hope you are a young lad lol.

@@bella_testastretta nope an old dame

@@terised what have you done with your life that you can't afford $3500 let alone $350 lol

@@bella_testastretta 😭 ahahahahah stopppp im creasing looool

@@bella_testastretta Ooooof out of touch MF

Saudi’s dude…no booze

This should be pinned.

100% agreed, dont wait for something happen, just go ahead

Maybe 3500$ is stopping us?

@@anthonyscofield2294 $3500 its just challenge, you must win these challenges

we want go to Suzuka so you can give us some advice

im going to montreal grand prix this season!! I'm so excited and this makes me even more pumped to go!

My best GP by far was the 86 Mexican GP first one in 16 years. I got into the pits using my California Malibu Grand Prix holographic gocart license 😅😂😊 I ended up getting into the Benetton pit met Luciano Benetton who gave me 3 sweaters and fed me this insane lunch. Also gave me a team mechanic embroidered shirt🤯. I was walking around the course and the stand's wearing a Marlboro t shirt from the long beach GP and all these people kept coming up with pen and paper for autograph, I raced motocross but wasn't anyone special. Then I met Clay Regazzoni and one of his friends said that all these people thought I was Keke Rossberg 😱 I didn't speak any Spanish but I used it to my HUGE advantage for the weekend 😏. Then back in the pits I met Gordon Murray in the Brabham pit and he also gave me an embroidered mechanic shirt. So in 86 the economy was crashing so much banks were only open 3 hrs a day and I learned after exchanging 200$ that the next day the amount of pesos was much higher so WOW I had such a good time with the Benetton team I went back and met Flavio Briatore and they're new young driver Gerhard Berger, he was very cool so I kinda picked him for the win, though he'd never won before nor had the team. Well my taxi driver was a connected man and I said I wanted to place a bet on Berger, he took me to this big house up in the mountains and I met Pedro who was a bookie. I put 40$ US on Berger and went on to watch the race. Well Gerhard Berger and the Benetton team won the first race of their History. Apparently he was at 300 to 1 and I won 12,000$ Pedro the bookie said congratulations and don't come back. I gave my taxi driver 2k and have memories and memorabilia for a lifetime ❣️🤯😱🙏🏁🏆

@@Tilemason1 Lucky you! With today's security you probably wouldn't be able to do any of that nowadays.

@@jimpern 💯%🎯 I'm sure I got in because they hadn't had a race there in 16 years and with their huge earthquake the fall prior so many were out of work. I think they hired many from the local community, I do have to say finding out the folks were asking for autograph because they thought I was Keke cracked me up but I did get a very lucky date😏 with a beautiful blonde blue eyed Mexican girl quite literally in the middle of the course, if you ever go to the Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez it's built around like 8 soccer pitches and we had fun on the grass.❣️🙏🏆

@@mattpelletier6982 been to that one once in the early 80s when they had the Detroit GP the next week so really cost effective

Most people don't realise this, but you can tip your toes into similar experiences pretty much at home as well. Go out by yourself, meet people, be social and experience the random events as they happen. If you want something a bit more exotic, go to a nearby city and book a cheap airbnb for a weekend and do the same. Traveling is just an extra layer to that. You wouldn't believe the situations I found myself in when doing this for a few years right at my home country. Met my wife like that as well.

I'm sat in the stand next to the guy in this video and took a friend with me this year. The year before I went on my own and made friends with this fantastic group of people. Ended up hanging out with them all weekend. Hung out with them again this year and introduced my friend as well. Point I'm making is, GO FOR IT! Life makes amazing things happen when you just go for it and make yourself vulnerable. NATURE LOVES COURAGE

I love traveling alone because you can be super spontaneous and you end up meeting way more locals and other travelers. Give it a try!

As a kid in the 60s I was fortunate enough to be taken to the British GP at Brands. While Jim Clark and Graham Hill raced for the win, I played football with other kids in an adjacent field! I've since seen the folly of my ways....

Agreed. I'm Aussie who went to Austin and everyone was up for a chat and a good time.

I can't wait for the 100% EV formula one what an amazing yawn that is going to be! lol

​@@ezragonzalez8936 Everything fun is being taken away.

@@ezragonzalez8936 Electronic Formula will not happen in F1

besides the 3 in the US, you've got Canada and Mexico city...all within reach

I had a feeling he had to pay a hefty tourist tax on that one :D

lol he said 16 and i figured oh thats cheap af then saw 43usd and realized he paid the tourist tax

Scum muslim countries.

In the 90s one guy from work in the UK flew to Australia and found he was on a non smoking flight. Apparently he wanted to give up smoking!

He shouldve asked for a dry wine

booked tickets for my first NASCAR race in the front row...was like being passed by a runaway express train!...could actually feel the force of it push you back...then I saw that "Final Destination" movie....now I sit much higher!.....remember that wheel that flew over the entire grandstand at the recent Indy race?

Germans are everywhere

Sinan is 110% serbian

​@@8tonystark8 turkish german I believe, 99%

probably Bosnian but doesn't matter we are the same people@@8tonystark8

you've got to go at least once just to soak it all up....

You meet so many different folks when you travel. A few of them will be real crud but you can dodge them on the trip and never think of them again. But you will also meet some real gems and those friendships will remain with you for all your lives regardless of where you all live in the world. 😊

@@theoztreecrasher2647 I spent 10 years straight traveling around Canada and the USA. I know. Made a lot of friends who I’m still friends with today. My next goal is over seas.

Hell ya to Montreal. I went with my family back in 2016 and the festival atmosphere was amazing

Been to Montreal a couple times before for NYE. It is now my favorite North American City. Such a amazing time every trip. Always wanted to go to the race. Will hope to check it out in 24.

Awesome video. Glad you had a great trip.

I went to Imola in 1994, I had a fantastic time and even got on the world tv feed during qualifying but it was a very sad thing for me too. My friend at the time worked for Ferrari F1 and even managed to get us a tour where I got to speak to some of the engineers.

yeah the f3 and f2 now... 5x louder

there was no imola in 2007. it only came back in 2020

@@TheTororist After looking back at my photos it was 2006, my memory got that wrong. LOL I do remember seeing the accident at the beginning of the race, can't remember who it was exactly, but the car got rolled heading towards the hairpin.

​@groningen0507 for me when i went to sliverstone F2 is slightly quieter than F1

If you think that sounds good listen to the V12 era F1 cars

Thinking about going to the Canadian gp. Would only be a bit over 2 hours driving

@@MrThatnativeguy those were rockets!!!

You should consider a NASCAR race too. I know it gets a lot of flack (and as a lifelong fan a lot of it's deserved) but any oval racing in almost any series is seriously awesome. And you just can't beat that American V8 sound imo.

Nothing beats the Indianapolis 500......that's why it's called the Greatest Spectacle in Racing....I've been to every 500 since I was 4 yrs old in 1977

@@jessallen7756 I've been considering going to Indy for a few years now, how is the view of the track? Like how much can you see?

Was at Indy F1 in 2000 and 01. Montreal in 98. That was a great spectacle. Not just the sound, but the feel of those engines touching deep down inside and tickling your soul! Superb memories

​@@utry_daniel438 Although I have only sat up high in turn 4 for practice, it is a wonderful vantage point because you can see them come around turn 3, 4, and down the main straight. The two races I've attended (1982, 2015) there I sat near turn 1. Was too low to see much, especially in'82 because no video screens.

Thank you so much!!

Oh, yes, good idea for sure

when everyone reaches for the ear plugs you know you're at a formula one race...at least that's what it used to be.....

Your country sure looks beautiful! I'll visit someday soon once I save up money lol