True this gp must not be drive in the summer but in the winter

nk jne passed out that is a lie.

@@ifldiscovery8500 it isn’t a lie. watch landos interview he confirmed it.

@@ifldiscovery8500wtf does that mean? Are you responding to someone?

@@ifldiscovery8500 because I’m pretty sure multiple people have said they either passed out or were super close to passing out

Yeah but you what else = money? Having a race in the middle east during a season when people are actually going to want to watch it.

and spa’s spot on the calendar is threatened because it isn’t safe enough. It’s just stupid

dude, it's racing all around the world yall have some serious unhealthy love with politics it's not for some sheikh oil money

@@EthernetCat6This is such a naïve thing to say.

​@@EthernetCat6that is huge naivety here

They did. Qatar=money

The world cup was good tho so whats ur point?

​@@moel6235people died but hey the game was fun to watch what's your point?

Bro that was the greatest football tournament what are you waffling about😂?

​@@TheAllRounderMemespeople died for the brazil world cup but qatar happen to be in the middle east so its ok to target them.

i know abt that, but Bahrain dosen't really have a 4 hi-speed corner sequence in quick sucession.

Bahrain was in winter. It was chilly for the middle east.

qatar is around 2000km away from the equator, its on the same latitude as miami

Are u blind

Cuz he dnf 💀

​@@therealf.b.i9468built different

@@therealf.b.i9468😅

Lolz dude you violated lewis 😂

@@therealf.b.i9468explaining the punchline ruins the joke dog

Wet weather causes physical and obvious hazards/risks. Dry weather/extreme heat usually only has a UV/fire warning….

Bruh F1 doesn't have a cockpit. (They could do cooled bodysuits and helmets though)

No, beacause you have to save as much weight as posibile

I imagine they would add weight and when just a tiny bit of weight can cause a lap time 0.354 slower than your rival you want your car to be the lightest possible

@@Person4148better adding it on everyone would make the situation better for everyone! Without the safety of the driver there is no need for more speed

@@_sahildahat_I agree. If EVERYONE carries the same weight of cooling clothing etc then no-one has an advantage. Happy days!😊😊

@@Anonimuser8642 Simply make them spec parts and mandatory for everyone, problem solved.

We remember the Hanoï track

​@@tymf101it was extremely fun on the F1 game, I'd love it actually raced on

​@@core_russell3869sadly the fia doesn't care about anything else than money

@@core_russell3869 tins for that i said that

Because that will help the global warming issue 🙄 let's just stop racing in summer in some of the hottest, driest locations on earth. Maybe we can goto more tracks where the populace actually like racing and not just where the autocratic leader has cash.

@@jackmorris6776 As if a few thousand cooled racing suits/ cars are going to have a significant climate impact besides the tens or even hundreds of millions airconditioned vehicles already out there. Also, have you missed how European summers were for like, the past two decades? As I mentioned, it's entirely possible that next year a European GP held in summer will feature similar conditions as last weekends' Qatar GP. It'll be far more beneficial for reducing greenhouse gas emissions if the F1 season is brought back to around 15 GPs per season like it used to be so the whole circus will have to be transported to a different track 8-10 times less every year. Not to mention all the fans that won't take their car or a flight to the venue. Lastly, this'll also ensure that F1 teams will have a somewhat normalized work schedule again.

That would be an interesting idea but IndyCar has those cause the cars have windshields that prevent any air from cooling the driver even in good climate conditions

​@@WeerknuffelbeerI see your point but maybe it's just stupid as hell to have high level sporting events in the middle of the desert in the first place. Fuck all that oil money. It's just horrible for the climate anyways to see what they do in those states so maybe not support it by taking their money and helping them make themselves look like anything but the psycho autocrats they are. Also the climate will never be as bad in Europe as it is in the desert because Europe has humidity. Even if it hits 40° in central Europe it's still not as crazy as 45° in the desert. Just boycott those states. They exist because of hyper capitalism and literal modern day slave labor. Who do you think built those circuits and the infrastructure in the desert heat. It's bad for the drivers but think about the hundreds of workers who are basically held hostage there and forced to work and how many probably died building that track. Let those psycho autocrats stew in their own desert heat and not cater to them because their so rich. Integrity over greed. Sporting associations should learn from the FIFA debacle. Not repeat it

Too much weight

33 on noon. Not at night!!! ….. F1 needs revenue to survive and sheikhs can afford it . What’s your problem? The date was not well thought out, the weather now in Qatar is better than beginning of October. And the November slot in 2021 was excellent.

The ambience temperature doesn't match the temperature inside the cockpit of the car. It goes waay higher than that during the races. In colder climates than bahrain sometimes it hits 50 degrees. Imagine how bad it must have been with 33 degrees. Now imagine driving at high speeds for hours in that conditions. It's inhumane

F1 needs revenue to survive and sheikhs can afford it . What’s your problem? The date was not well thought out, the weather now in Qatar is better than beginning of October. And the November slot in 2021 was excellent.

probably is strapped right in front of a 1000 horsepower ICE under several layers of fire retardant clothing experiencing several g forces of load on your body every few seconds yup

Wearing 3 fireproof layers sitting in front of a 1000hp engine for 2 hours in 90+% humidity Yes, that's quite hot

Mate…the cars are heavy enough as it is. Changing the regs for one race in a corrupt pos country like Qatar isn’t the answer 😂

@@Hello_there_obi Qatar is not the only place the drivers have complained about the environmental heat or the car making the seat hot. Corruption is a completely different issue to climate, as are driver welfare and car weights. Conflating the issues will not solve any of the issues you raise.

@@camf7522 singapore is within limits. Qatar is the only one. I'm saying that his proposal isn't a good one, especially if it's over racing in one country that doesn't have much motorsport history and is riddled with human rights abuses.

You clearly have no understanding of the intensity of F1 and the conditions the drivers are exposed to in the cockpit

Ignorant non f1 fan

I already sweat after a long race in a simulator in my room so i couldn't imagine doing 60 or so laps pulling 1-2-3GS and almost 2000kg of brake balance every lap in 33 degrees. (Some things may be inacurate don't hate THX)

That just the air temps inside the car it is way warmer sitting in an engine. Also pushing yourself to the limit and 3 layers of clothing… 33 degrees at the beach yeah it is pleasant not in a race car.

Even the race suit and under clothing has to be thicker for the flame repellent, so it's like sitting on a furnace clothed in a blanket and fighting the turns. Sure, 33 might not be bad if you're just sitting in the stands

It's an ice jacket

Bro please delete this comment before you get your balls dragged across broken glass

They´re not getting paid to get sick and injured.