What's that huge offloading race through the outback? I remember I think Eric Bana going on Top Gear and talking about how the race organizers told Pele they could only bring 3 cases of beer to the event, so people were going out into the outback along the course and burying beer before the race started lol. Aussies are the best.
I don't think people would enjoy the Adelaide track in 2023 as much as they enjoyed it back in the day. Those who are old enough of course... It's a fun little circuit but with only 1 (at best) overtaking spot and shorter than the Red Bull Ring. Nice one as always Sam.
@@Roguescienceguy So is Monaco and an increasingly number of people want it out of the calendar for producing processional races. I'm not one of them but reality is what it is.
As an IndyCar fan I always loved the Surfers Paradise CART/ChampCar races. Some of the best action on the calendar during those years. Hope as IndyCar keeps growing back to its golden years we'll see them back there on one of the overseas venues.
To be from Adelaide and to be born just after they left, and with me being a die hard fan that breathes racing fumes. I gotta admit it does hurt seeing it in Melbourne especially that intro you did. I recognise his voice from my childhood. Although I did visit Albert Park in the last year of the V8 engines and I still got to experience some pure loudness from an F1 car. But I would’ve loved to have heard them from home as Adelaide is so small and you could genuinely hear Mansell and Senna battling from as far as 12km away from the race track. It was truely something special and I’m sad to have missed it but I’m glad I have family members to provide to stories for me. Even little bits of memorabilia
I remember as a child being able to have the window open and hear the cars whilst watching the race on TV and was annoyed that the race was "stolen". Looking back I would not think that Adelaide and even South Australia could host in the future, even at The Bend because the state isn't significant enough to have an international event like F1. They couldn't even get an AFL grand final during the pandemic as Melbourne weren't able to host due to restrictions which shows how important the state is seen by the rest of the country. But I do also stand by the beer quote, don't or ever have drank Victorian beer lol
Great video,, As a Radelaidian and huge F1 and Ayrton Senna fan I remember this very clearly, I went gold seats across from the pits from 90-94 just, these seat also gave us access to the area where the drivers drove to the track from the Hilton hotel and still have found memories of meeting most of them and autograph hunting. Shops in the east end in Rundle St were even selling "kick a Vic" shirts after the announcement of the move. It was years before I knew that Adelaide pretty much let it slip as opposed to it just being stolen. My interest in F1 died when Senna did in Imola in 94 so I didn't miss it too much but have gain more interest again in recent times and will have to head over to Melbourne for it one year.
Adelaide is the second best race track in Australia only behind Bathurst and I personally think Adelaide is one of the the best street circuits in the world such gem of a track
A couple of random things I remember from the buildup to the first Australian Grand Prix I watched, the 1997 race, there was a protest against the race in the week leading up to it (including diesel being poured on the track surface and a threat to disrupt the race) and unconnected to the race directly, but there was a tram strike that took place that weekend as well, causing chaos for those who were trying to attend the race. Fortunately, the race itself went on alright, but the same couldn't be said of the driver who was (in theory) starting his title defence in Melbourne that year. Damon Hill, having been unexpectedly shown the door by Williams after 1996 (despite clinching the title) scrambled around for some seat on the grid for 1997. He found himself at Arrows, and the fall from newly crowned world champion to barely even qualifying for the race was palpable and to make matters worse, due to a problem with the sensor on his throttle pedal, he didn't even start the race
Fun Fact, I can tell the Thumbnail picture is from the 1996 Australian GP, due to all the oil on Hill’s car. Hill was running behind Villeneuve who’s car was leaking oil.
It's always amazing to me that you can hear the cars several suburbs over. Just needs better public transport but it's in a great location. As a kid I did love the Adelaide track but as someone from Melbourne I love that F1 is in my home town.
They could renovate Queensland Raceway or even the Lakeside Park track. There’s enough room to do so. But there’s the exclusivity problem that any race that isn’t Melbourne has, Melbourne has an exclusivity clause for being the only Australian race until the contract expires which is a looooong time from now.
If America can have 3, Australia should have 2 races. Im not saying Adelaide because it's a great track, but it just returned to Supercars. And knowing how much would need to be done ruins the track for both. The Bend is also a NO go. My local track (Donnington park in the UK) would be better suited. I think a track like Newcastle or a spec 1 Sydney would work. Bring back the old Homebush circuit of old modify it to work with the existing roads. Or even go to Perth and make a track in the city.
They should just alternate between Adelaide and Melbourne every year. Then everyone could have both, even though Adelaide probably wouldn't race well in modern day.
Going to the Australian GP would be awesome. Also, the prices for the races in the States are so BS high, and ask 3 of them are an entire continent away from me anyway, that it might be more feasible to try for something like Australian rather than something like COTA.
Living in adelaide and hearing about f1 WAS here is kinda exciting but sad, i have some great stories in 1995 my grandpa went to the adelaide gp and was sitting in a tree over the hairpin, LIKE HE WAS DANGLING OVER THE TRACK, he was in the middle of the track, and i went to the Melbourne gp last year.
I go to a school in Melbourne, When I was in my younger years, During spring, a sport that we could pick was sailing in Albert park. After sailing, me and my friend (who also enjoyed f1) would walk the track layout. Also anyone wondering what's in Albert park, its a bunch of seaweed and plants.
I raced at Adelaide and Melbourne in support categories. I preferred Melbourne as a track. A track is a track and I didn't care for politics I just wanted to race. It's like Eastern Creek- who cares about the "feud" with Phillip Island just strap me in. BTW the small mods to Albert Park during COVID are worth it
Adelaide was so good it locked in Australia as an F1 fan. They can be proud of that. That story should be promoted. Who knows what the future holds. It could come back to the South Australia. Btw: Huge Danny Ric fan. He’s going to get his Red Bull seat back IF Checo doesn’t cut by summer break. Or 2024.
I love watching F1 races in Albert Park. It's one of my favorite tracks on the calendar, and it's the first race of the season. I grew up with that race, and unfortunatly I never had the opportunity to watch F1 live from Adelaide, but from what I've seen on RUclips, it's not such a good track to be honest.
For some reason for me when I think Adelaide... It's two Things that come to my mind instantly - The 1994 Title Decider and Mika Häkkinen's ALMOST Fatal Crash in 1995... I wonder if these things did take this track PR a bit down with moments like those on the 2 final years on F1 Calendar... Or even maybe being the shortest race ever (That actually did happen) in 1991... Maybe they did, maybe they did not. As much as a likeable track it is (I mean, I don't hate it or anything, It does look nice in my book, and it suits the Second half of the 80s and early 90s) and did have some iconic moments that weren't that controversial like 1994 and 1995 were. (With the last one I can imagine the safety on this track being questionable by many F1 fans after that weekend.) But I still think that Melbourne wins my heart more. As a Season Opener or one of the first of F1 races... For me I like to think that I prefer Japan or São Paulo to be as the final F1 Race. Adelaide doesn't seem to fit an Modern F1 Car anymore.
When I think of Adelaide, I instantly think of Mansell's blowout in '86. That clip featured so prominently on Wide World of Sports to the point of being seared into my memory.
Melbourne have everything. F1 race, MCC and What more. But doesn't have a Good BBL Team. Pretty Biased to Melbourne in this video. Adelaide is way better than Melbourne.
Sorry But the Best circuit Australia has to offer is Bathurst. Bathurst makes Saudi look like a padded cell or a bouncy castle (no danger) Bathurst is the track that F1 should be racing at. it is the pinnacle of Australian motorsport and should be the pinnacle of global motorsport as well
What wasn't said is that Albert Park was a historic raceway, holding Grand Prix twice in the 50's. All Victoria did was rebuild an existing track. So basically Victoria was the historic Australian home of F1 anyway, it should never have been allowed to move to South Australia in the first place.
I miss the race at Adelaide. Sorry, but the race there was better than Albert Park. Maybe not with these new land yachts they have today, but it would have been better at Adelaide at least until 2014.
If USA can have 3 races, with 2 Previous f1 champions. Italy has 2 races yes the most classic name of Ferrari exists there but they’ve had 1 WC, Why can’t Australia have 2 races. We’ve had Jones and Brabham. Brabham was one of the most successful names in the sport especially making his own damn at and winning the whole thing in it. We’ve had Webber and Ricciardo fight it out. And now Piastri a kid who is showing at the moment the same talent levels as Leclerc and Russell. Not even Hamilton or Schumacher did what he did in the junior series, Australia has a smaller population yes but we have such a fan big fan base of the sport, it’s also hard for some people. Australia is the size of USA pretty much. It’s a long way to get from one side to the other. I’ve always said 25 races a year is the max. We’re at 23. I don’t see a reason why we can’t have 2 in AUS
There have now and again been rumblings about Formula E going to Adelaide. Which would probably suit it better given I'm not sure how big present F1 cars are in comparison to the Adelaide circuit.
I went for a walkabout the track in 2003, absolute shithouse, actually wondered how a backwater place like Adelaide had the grand prix in the first place.
Ngl, I only started watching F1 in the last couple years, but when I was asked yesterday if I could go to one race, where would I want to go? It was an easy answer. Adelaide. Not because of any love for the historical races, but because the lecacy of the race is so strong I miss spoke. I simply meant I would want to go to the Aussie GP. But Adelaide was still the first thing that came to my mind.
@@MadeByPerspective This was a very interesting experience tbh. The old video was by no means poor quality, but it's still easy to see how your content, style and confidence have evolved and grown over the past couple of years.
Do the states have some independence from the government in Australia because I don’t think a government would enjoy spending all the money on racing? How does the government in Australia work? Really interested😊
I’ll try simplifying it! So we have the federal government and state government. Each state has a premier elected by us to lead the state. State government can fund things like sporting events and what not which would come under our events/tourism budget a lot of the time 😄
I do not agree with your point that Melbourne is the best Australia has to offer. The reason Australia is loved is simple, for many years the start of the F1 period is in Melbourne. Yeah we get F1 back... on a massive boring that in Melbourne but at least it is F1 and its back. Adelaide... that was a track. And lets be honest.... Melbourne is a F1 season starter or as in last year its 3th GP but thats it. Adelaide was a F1 season closer with many things happen like 1994 for example. Adelaie is and allways will be a better track then Melbourne.
I think there was a greater cultural shif in F1 happening around that time. Moving away from petrol heads and beer to glitz and glamer. Melbourne is the better city for the glitz and glamer event. At the end of the day. F1 is a business not a culture festival. It moves to where the money is or the money needs to come to it. Spa is starting to get questions. I believe it's only still on the calendar because the drivers like it and it's in Europe. Monaco is the opposite side of the coin. It has the money that's for sure.
I'd prefer it stayed at Adelaide. Melbourne was ok for a few years, but it's a massive bore fest now and has been for 20 years. So much so that even though I am Aussie 🇦🇺 when I attend my first Grand Prix it will be either Imola, Spa, Monza, or Silverstone.
Come to Spa bud. You won't be disappointed. You really don't want to deal with all the DTS-fans at silverstone, the fascist tifosi at Imola or Monza, you want the nice and gentle folks from Belgium and crazy dutchies. You'll fit right in. PS: We have actual food worthwhile and let us not mention the beer. OMG the beeeer
@@Roguescienceguy you had me at food 😂. Also Spa is one of the top 5 race tracks in the world, possibly the best. My top 5 (not in order because it's hard for me to decide that) are Spa, full Nordschleife (Nurburgring), Mount Panorama (Bathurst) Australia, Suzuka and Indianapolis Motor Speedway.
@@milkshakemuncher even as a Belgian as true racetracks I have to give it to Nordschleife and Suzuka. Bathurst and Spa are equal third imo. I hope to one day dodge some 'roos at Mount Panorama one day though😂. Obviously topping the day of with some prawns on the barby
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For an Australian to actually boycott beer....... you KNOW you done F'd up🤣
Legitimately though 😂
What's that huge offloading race through the outback? I remember I think Eric Bana going on Top Gear and talking about how the race organizers told Pele they could only bring 3 cases of beer to the event, so people were going out into the outback along the course and burying beer before the race started lol. Aussies are the best.
They were just boycotting beer brewed in Victoria so im guessing it was mainly Carlton united breweries. *cracks a carlton dry*
@@nomar5spauldingdon’t forget, that was 3 cases PER DAY allowed. Not 3 cases all together. They are mad 😂
You won't see me drinking a Victorian beer. 😂
Love these videos especially for our younger f1 fans trying to learn about the history of this incredible sport
Thanks mate much appreciated!
@@MadeByPerspective always the 🐐
I don't think people would enjoy the Adelaide track in 2023 as much as they enjoyed it back in the day. Those who are old enough of course... It's a fun little circuit but with only 1 (at best) overtaking spot and shorter than the Red Bull Ring.
Nice one as always Sam.
Cheers bro! I’m sure people would still complain if we raced at Adelaide 😅
Adelaide was never about overtaking, it was about degredation and mistakes. Albert Park has nothing. Not even a proper DRS-straight
@@Roguescienceguy So is Monaco and an increasingly number of people want it out of the calendar for producing processional races. I'm not one of them but reality is what it is.
@@soundscape26 but Monaco looks so cool
That tunnel!
As an IndyCar fan I always loved the Surfers Paradise CART/ChampCar races. Some of the best action on the calendar during those years. Hope as IndyCar keeps growing back to its golden years we'll see them back there on one of the overseas venues.
To be from Adelaide and to be born just after they left, and with me being a die hard fan that breathes racing fumes. I gotta admit it does hurt seeing it in Melbourne especially that intro you did. I recognise his voice from my childhood. Although I did visit Albert Park in the last year of the V8 engines and I still got to experience some pure loudness from an F1 car. But I would’ve loved to have heard them from home as Adelaide is so small and you could genuinely hear Mansell and Senna battling from as far as 12km away from the race track. It was truely something special and I’m sad to have missed it but I’m glad I have family members to provide to stories for me. Even little bits of memorabilia
I remember as a child being able to have the window open and hear the cars whilst watching the race on TV and was annoyed that the race was "stolen".
Looking back I would not think that Adelaide and even South Australia could host in the future, even at The Bend because the state isn't significant enough to have an international event like F1.
They couldn't even get an AFL grand final during the pandemic as Melbourne weren't able to host due to restrictions which shows how important the state is seen by the rest of the country.
But I do also stand by the beer quote, don't or ever have drank Victorian beer lol
It was truly incredible.
I honestly love learning about topics from before my time. Great video again!
Glad to know you learned something new! Thanks for watching 😄
Great video,, As a Radelaidian and huge F1 and Ayrton Senna fan I remember this very clearly, I went gold seats across from the pits from 90-94 just, these seat also gave us access to the area where the drivers drove to the track from the Hilton hotel and still have found memories of meeting most of them and autograph hunting.
Shops in the east end in Rundle St were even selling "kick a Vic" shirts after the announcement of the move. It was years before I knew that Adelaide pretty much let it slip as opposed to it just being stolen. My interest in F1 died when Senna did in Imola in 94 so I didn't miss it too much but have gain more interest again in recent times and will have to head over to Melbourne for it one year.
In my opinion wait for 2026 for F1 to maybe get more fun again.
Sydney have tried stealing it from Melbourne recently. I wonder how that would have made those in Adelaide feel.
Sydney always try pull some stunts but never works 😅
Adelaide is the second best race track in Australia only behind Bathurst and I personally think Adelaide is one of the the best street circuits in the world such gem of a track
A couple of random things I remember from the buildup to the first Australian Grand Prix I watched, the 1997 race, there was a protest against the race in the week leading up to it (including diesel being poured on the track surface and a threat to disrupt the race) and unconnected to the race directly, but there was a tram strike that took place that weekend as well, causing chaos for those who were trying to attend the race.
Fortunately, the race itself went on alright, but the same couldn't be said of the driver who was (in theory) starting his title defence in Melbourne that year. Damon Hill, having been unexpectedly shown the door by Williams after 1996 (despite clinching the title) scrambled around for some seat on the grid for 1997. He found himself at Arrows, and the fall from newly crowned world champion to barely even qualifying for the race was palpable and to make matters worse, due to a problem with the sensor on his throttle pedal, he didn't even start the race
Fun Fact, I can tell the Thumbnail picture is from the 1996 Australian GP, due to all the oil on Hill’s car. Hill was running behind Villeneuve who’s car was leaking oil.
It's always amazing to me that you can hear the cars several suburbs over. Just needs better public transport but it's in a great location. As a kid I did love the Adelaide track but as someone from Melbourne I love that F1 is in my home town.
I know it will probably never happen but would love to see an f1 track somewhere here in Queensland
They could renovate Queensland Raceway or even the Lakeside Park track. There’s enough room to do so. But there’s the exclusivity problem that any race that isn’t Melbourne has, Melbourne has an exclusivity clause for being the only Australian race until the contract expires which is a looooong time from now.
Make them run at Bathurst that will sort them out
Thanks for video, Pers always delivers top tier quality
Thank you bro I appreciate it!
Imagine if they held it at mount panorama
If America can have 3, Australia should have 2 races. Im not saying Adelaide because it's a great track, but it just returned to Supercars. And knowing how much would need to be done ruins the track for both.
The Bend is also a NO go. My local track (Donnington park in the UK) would be better suited. I think a track like Newcastle or a spec 1 Sydney would work. Bring back the old Homebush circuit of old modify it to work with the existing roads. Or even go to Perth and make a track in the city.
Imagine if Sydney steals the deal of the AUSGP. It would start a violent civil war
07:44 I wonder how will the organisers design that banner there for this season. Will it be '0.0SCAR'? 🗿
They should just alternate between Adelaide and Melbourne every year. Then everyone could have both, even though Adelaide probably wouldn't race well in modern day.
Just do a back2back race in Australia.
One could be the Pacific Grand Prix
Going to the Australian GP would be awesome. Also, the prices for the races in the States are so BS high, and ask 3 of them are an entire continent away from me anyway, that it might be more feasible to try for something like Australian rather than something like COTA.
Living in adelaide and hearing about f1 WAS here is kinda exciting but sad, i have some great stories in 1995 my grandpa went to the adelaide gp and was sitting in a tree over the hairpin, LIKE HE WAS DANGLING OVER THE TRACK, he was in the middle of the track, and i went to the Melbourne gp last year.
I go to a school in Melbourne, When I was in my younger years, During spring, a sport that we could pick was sailing in Albert park. After sailing, me and my friend (who also enjoyed f1) would walk the track layout.
Also anyone wondering what's in Albert park, its a bunch of seaweed and plants.
I raced at Adelaide and Melbourne in support categories. I preferred Melbourne as a track. A track is a track and I didn't care for politics I just wanted to race. It's like Eastern Creek- who cares about the "feud" with Phillip Island just strap me in.
BTW the small mods to Albert Park during COVID are worth it
Adelaide was so good it locked in Australia as an F1 fan. They can be proud of that. That story should be promoted. Who knows what the future holds. It could come back to the South Australia. Btw: Huge Danny Ric fan. He’s going to get his Red Bull seat back IF Checo doesn’t cut by summer break. Or 2024.
Off topic a bit but I wish they put the Aussie Supercars on US TV.
I love watching F1 races in Albert Park. It's one of my favorite tracks on the calendar, and it's the first race of the season. I grew up with that race, and unfortunatly I never had the opportunity to watch F1 live from Adelaide, but from what I've seen on RUclips, it's not such a good track to be honest.
For some reason for me when I think Adelaide... It's two Things that come to my mind instantly - The 1994 Title Decider and Mika Häkkinen's ALMOST Fatal Crash in 1995... I wonder if these things did take this track PR a bit down with moments like those on the 2 final years on F1 Calendar... Or even maybe being the shortest race ever (That actually did happen) in 1991... Maybe they did, maybe they did not.
As much as a likeable track it is (I mean, I don't hate it or anything, It does look nice in my book, and it suits the Second half of the 80s and early 90s) and did have some iconic moments that weren't that controversial like 1994 and 1995 were. (With the last one I can imagine the safety on this track being questionable by many F1 fans after that weekend.) But I still think that Melbourne wins my heart more. As a Season Opener or one of the first of F1 races...
For me I like to think that I prefer Japan or São Paulo to be as the final F1 Race. Adelaide doesn't seem to fit an Modern F1 Car anymore.
When I think of Adelaide, I instantly think of Mansell's blowout in '86. That clip featured so prominently on Wide World of Sports to the point of being seared into my memory.
Shortest until Spa a couple of years ago.
Albert park sucks I went in 2016 , easily one of the worst track I went to that year .
Melbourne have everything. F1 race, MCC and What more. But doesn't have a Good BBL Team. Pretty Biased to Melbourne in this video. Adelaide is way better than Melbourne.
I like these types of F1 videos, explaining the events throughout history in F1.
Looks like you are redoing some old videos, I remember this one, and this is exactly what made me stay here, these obscure stories not many know about
Much appreciated bro! Hope you enjoyed the remastered version 😄
Adelaide was THE grand prix 🥺❤️
Sorry But the Best circuit Australia has to offer is Bathurst. Bathurst makes Saudi look like a padded cell or a bouncy castle (no danger) Bathurst is the track that F1 should be racing at. it is the pinnacle of Australian motorsport and should be the pinnacle of global motorsport as well
Adelaide went off in 94 and 95 when i was there I went to Melbourne in 96 and it was boring as bat shit compared to Adelaide....
How about we don't race in Australia until they build a proper race track because road circuits suck ass
Surfer's Paradise: Am i a joke?
What wasn't said is that Albert Park was a historic raceway, holding Grand Prix twice in the 50's. All Victoria did was rebuild an existing track. So basically Victoria was the historic Australian home of F1 anyway, it should never have been allowed to move to South Australia in the first place.
It's a dive, and a boring AF track to watch F1 on. (Melbourne that is)
I miss the race at Adelaide. Sorry, but the race there was better than Albert Park. Maybe not with these new land yachts they have today, but it would have been better at Adelaide at least until 2014.
You aren’t alone bro!
If USA can have 3 races, with 2 Previous f1 champions. Italy has 2 races yes the most classic name of Ferrari exists there but they’ve had 1 WC, Why can’t Australia have 2 races. We’ve had Jones and Brabham. Brabham was one of the most successful names in the sport especially making his own damn at and winning the whole thing in it. We’ve had Webber and Ricciardo fight it out. And now Piastri a kid who is showing at the moment the same talent levels as Leclerc and Russell. Not even Hamilton or Schumacher did what he did in the junior series, Australia has a smaller population yes but we have such a fan big fan base of the sport, it’s also hard for some people. Australia is the size of USA pretty much. It’s a long way to get from one side to the other. I’ve always said 25 races a year is the max. We’re at 23. I don’t see a reason why we can’t have 2 in AUS
There have now and again been rumblings about Formula E going to Adelaide. Which would probably suit it better given I'm not sure how big present F1 cars are in comparison to the Adelaide circuit.
For someone who started watching f1 in 2000 , this was a very informative video... Excellent content, 👍🏼
I went for a walkabout the track in 2003, absolute shithouse, actually wondered how a backwater place like Adelaide had the grand prix in the first place.
The drivers would disagree with you. Melbourne's track is garbage. Not many "great races" in the 30 odd years it's been there.
Ngl, I only started watching F1 in the last couple years, but when I was asked yesterday if I could go to one race, where would I want to go? It was an easy answer. Adelaide. Not because of any love for the historical races, but because the lecacy of the race is so strong I miss spoke. I simply meant I would want to go to the Aussie GP. But Adelaide was still the first thing that came to my mind.
Sydney Race when....
I just watched your old video on the change of venues yesterday - what are the odds?
Welcome to the remastered version!
@@MadeByPerspective This was a very interesting experience tbh. The old video was by no means poor quality, but it's still easy to see how your content, style and confidence have evolved and grown over the past couple of years.
Amazing video
Do the states have some independence from the government in Australia because I don’t think a government would enjoy spending all the money on racing? How does the government in Australia work? Really interested😊
I’ll try simplifying it! So we have the federal government and state government. Each state has a premier elected by us to lead the state. State government can fund things like sporting events and what not which would come under our events/tourism budget a lot of the time 😄
@@MadeByPerspective thank you very much and a swift response🙌🏽🤝🏽
I do not agree with your point that Melbourne is the best Australia has to offer. The reason Australia is loved is simple, for many years the start of the F1 period is in Melbourne. Yeah we get F1 back... on a massive boring that in Melbourne but at least it is F1 and its back. Adelaide... that was a track. And lets be honest.... Melbourne is a F1 season starter or as in last year its 3th GP but thats it. Adelaide was a F1 season closer with many things happen like 1994 for example. Adelaie is and allways will be a better track then Melbourne.
Adelaideians sounds strange.,
How many Adelaide race vids you gonna do? This has to be the fifth one
I think there was a greater cultural shif in F1 happening around that time. Moving away from petrol heads and beer to glitz and glamer. Melbourne is the better city for the glitz and glamer event. At the end of the day. F1 is a business not a culture festival. It moves to where the money is or the money needs to come to it. Spa is starting to get questions. I believe it's only still on the calendar because the drivers like it and it's in Europe. Monaco is the opposite side of the coin. It has the money that's for sure.
I'd prefer it stayed at Adelaide. Melbourne was ok for a few years, but it's a massive bore fest now and has been for 20 years.
So much so that even though I am Aussie 🇦🇺 when I attend my first Grand Prix it will be either Imola, Spa, Monza, or Silverstone.
Come to Spa bud. You won't be disappointed. You really don't want to deal with all the DTS-fans at silverstone, the fascist tifosi at Imola or Monza, you want the nice and gentle folks from Belgium and crazy dutchies. You'll fit right in. PS: We have actual food worthwhile and let us not mention the beer. OMG the beeeer
@@Roguescienceguy you had me at food 😂. Also Spa is one of the top 5 race tracks in the world, possibly the best.
My top 5 (not in order because it's hard for me to decide that) are Spa, full Nordschleife (Nurburgring), Mount Panorama (Bathurst) Australia, Suzuka and Indianapolis Motor Speedway.
@@Roguescienceguy DTS fans at Silverstone? Silverstone always had a bubbly effervescent atmosphere. Way way before DTS was a thing.
@@soundscape26 yes, exactly. Before....
@@milkshakemuncher even as a Belgian as true racetracks I have to give it to Nordschleife and Suzuka. Bathurst and Spa are equal third imo. I hope to one day dodge some 'roos at Mount Panorama one day though😂.
Obviously topping the day of with some prawns on the barby
Melbourne opener Adelaide closer
This video has been uploaded already
the music you use in the background needs a change
apart from that great videos
I never noticed or minded
i saw the title and this was not the topic i was expecting...
just swap it every year
If you didn’t include the F1 part of the story, it seriously sounds like a civil war was brewing
They turk err race!!!
2:30-2:38 nothing to see here, move along :D
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When I saw the thumbnail, I thought this was a video about the copycats using your videos 😅😅😅😅😅
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Melbourne has more people and Albert Park is a cooler location.
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