Видео

Original days of thunder might be my favorite Tom Cruise movie!

Just came across this channel, honestly assumed you guys were a bigger channel as the content is super well done! Love the energy

Monza doesn’t disappoint!!! Points are points!!🎉🔥

I feel famous, thanks for answering my question. The Dutch GP felt like Lando's first legitimate win. Let's see if he can keep it up.

Love seeing Parker back! Always good vibes

Hahah the final word is so on point.

In all the recent races since McLaren has become competitive and Lando started getting more podiums, I feel like he had always come short of getting the win because he has a poor start of the race and really comes alive on the last stint and had quicker pace than anyone but it's always too little too late. Why do you think that is?

All business Piastri 👔

I hope he stays forever

Brudda you have to remember McLaren is in a battle for the constructors championship they haven’t won it since 1998. So taking measures to firmly secure a 1 2 isn’t a bad decision in my books.

Literally insane how we've been rooting for Piastri to get a win all season and it became the most underwhelming win of the season. Lando was also robbed of any chance to genuinely win the race over Oscar, which is a bummer.

Americans talking about F1 is comical. 😂

"max is a genius, he does what every other driver has been doing for years, but it's him doing it" yeah that's why i stopped supporting max, people are always praising hm for random stuff that everyone does and blaming everyone else for stuff that he does all the time. There's a french skit about the good and the bad hunter. "The bad hunter sees an animal, he aims, and shoots. The good hunter sees an animal, aims, and shoots, but... err... well... he's a good hunter". This is exactly that.

The pressure for the big sponsors to hit hard RB if they fire checo, knowing he’s like 40% of the revenue for RB racing.

He is cooked. I do think everybody was putting too much pressure on him, but he was the one to create all the problems

Then the team chose the worst possible strategy for ricciardo's race. They screwed him

Lewis has been doing this for years!

Tsunoda deserves Perez’s seat

See ya later Checo 👋

SO TENSE 😬

Thanks for having me ! @fastonespodcast

Great episode! The Haas Chap rules!

Liquid Death is fantastic! Great choice sir!

Daniel would be great with Haas but wishful dreaming for sure! Ocon is not the pick at all...

I don't know if you count this because it's more of a documentary, but Talladega Nights had real racers playing themselves in there too, for movies that used real athletes.

I'm just discovering you guys and you're easily my new favorite podcast, I don't know how you guys don't have a bigger following.

Episode 82 is filled with expert analysis, form and function expertise, size and dimension discussion and none of it has to do with racing! 😂🏎️

Back to back!!! Hell to the yeah!!

Monaco was definitely a feel good race this year, but it was so uneventful…

Twister is a great movie! Pumped for the new one!

That’s not true mate you need to do more research

He was not the first one to win in debut btw

Obviously the guy who won the first NASCAR race did the same thing 😉✌

Three major things gave SVG the advantage that day. Thats not to discount his victory as it was well deserved, but they are important to consider. The Nextgen car is much closer to a V8 Supercar than a traditional NASCAR. Between the upgrading to coilover suspension, opening up the differential, adding underbody aero, and changing from a 4 speed manual to a 6 speed sequential, its a whole new car for the NASCAR veterans. However, SVG has had these components for years Second, this was the first ever "street circuit" NASCAR has raced. NASCARs 'left right' tracks consist of "Rovals" and Road Courses. Rovals being tracks like Daytona 24hr and Road Courses being tracks like Watkins Glen. Chicago however was our first ever race at a track made up of tight 90s. Meanwhile, V8 Supercar drivers have mastered street circuits. Finally, NASCAR has used the wet weather package a few times in history at exhibition event (like the Suzuka race), but its only recently started happening at points Cup races over the last few years. SVG Meanwhile is an experienced rain racer. With all three of these factors combined, SVG had the upperhand. All that being said, im a Trackhouse Racing fan so i was rooting for him all day. He executed perfectly and deserved his win. I would also like to say the Xfinity car is MUCH closer to a classic NASCAR and his performance there has been proof that his win was no fluke. He not only drives the old car well on the oval, but he is a serious competitor for the win. When he goes cup full time, he will eclipse Montoyas accomplishments

Who won the first ever nascar race then?... That makes no sense

NASCAR sucks go back to win it used to be Winston cup it was more exciting and the cars were better than the ones today guarantee the old cars will smoke these new cars

Sad to see him leave the Aussie v8 super cars. But excited to see what he can do on the cup series

This is false. 6 other drivers have won their debut race, he’s just the first in the modern era

The Chicago Street race was a perfect storm of things for SVG to win. SVG is a champion in the Australian V8 supermarket series which has over 50% of their races at street tracks and also races in the rain, if it does, at every track, unlike Nascar that only has rain tires for the few road courses they go to. Considering the conditions at that race SVG was the most experienced guy at thar race.

Yeah thats not true he was rhe first to do it for a long time but not ever. And he is not confirmed for a cup ride in 2025. Also for the hype boys he still hasn't won a Xfinity race over 10 races in so don't dog on them nascar boys

Thats just objectively false.

Don’t want to be that guy but svg isn’t the first to win on debut it’s actually been done a couple time it’s just the first time in Cup since the 1963 In the nascar xfinity series it’s one of the top levels Ty Gibbs won his debut at Daytona

He was turned by Brad Keselowski and got air and then Ryan Newman hit Carls door which flipped him over into the catch fence and then when the car came to a rest, Carl got out and he jogged across the line with the ambulance chasing him all the way

Yall should react to the nascar kansas photo finish

I bought that CD Talladega nights and I really thought it sucked. I know a lot of people like it but boy I sure did not.