Brabham BMW BT52 | A legend from the romantic F1 turbo era | feat. Gordon Murray and Ricardo Patrese
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- Опубликовано: 12 мар 2024
- The BMW-engined Brabham BT52 was the focus of a spectacular demo at the 80th Members' Meeting presented by Audrain Motorsport. For the first time since 1983, two Brabham BT52s appeared and drove together and we were lucky enough to catch up with three significant characters in the car's history. Gordon Murray - the chief designer, Herbie Blash - the Brabham team manager 83-88 and Ricardo Patrese - six-time grand prix winner and driver of the Brabham BT52 in period.
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Gordon Murray, Herbie Blash and Riccardo Patrese. Living legends indeed.
In my opinion the Brabham BT52 is one of the most beautiful f1 cars ever made...if not the most beautiful !
The Most Beautiful F1 Car for me is the Black&Gold Lotus Ayrton Senna drove.
Ainda prefiro a McLaren de 88/89 de Senna e Prost mas tb era apaixonado pela Ligier do Lafiti no inicio dos 80'
The 1st jordan and this are up there as the most beautiful
Riccardo is my motoring hero and the BT52 is certainly one of the most beautiful F1 cars ever. Fantastic video!
Com este Brabham Nélson Piquet foi bi-campeão do mundo, um carro fantástico, e agora lembrado em Goodwood Road pilotado por Ricardo Patrese e David Brabham. Lindo vídeo. Saudações do Brasil!!
50 years on and looking better and sounding stronger than today's homogenous F1 offerings.
Not really
Yes really
@@SpaceHCowboy no really
@@Jasongilliar no, yes really.
@@SpaceHCowboy no, yes, no really
Completely agree with Gordon: the cars were different and all had identity those days. Beautiful design And the 4-cyl BMW 👌🏻
My first season watching F1, 1983, instantly fell in love with this car. Became a Brabham fan, and a Piquet fan. Bought most of the F1 International Magazines from the season, Motorsport Magazines from the season and of course the 1983-1984 Autocourse Annual.
I had all the F1 international magazines too, sold them all at a car boot sale a couple of years ago. i wish i still had them now, lol.
My first full season was '82, caught a few in 81 also.....in Canada we didn't have much for coverage of F1, became a Piquet fan after Gilles died.
His seat was waiting for him for 40 years! Great video all these legends together
I'm opinion will never change, the BT52 is the most aesthetically pleasing F1 car ever designed
Imo the BT50 is stunning as well.
The dart shape is soo cool!
Having Nelson also there would have been the icing on the cake!
Unfortunately the British woke media cancelled Nelson 😢
Great video. Patrese was such a nice chap! When you look at how little protection there was in front and sides of the cockpit (3:43) it's amazing they had the courage to race them at 200mph+!!
I was just an 8 year old kid watching Nelson win the 83 WDC in the cockpit of the gorgeous BT52 and I couldn’t help but fall in love with F1 since then…
Arguably the most beautiful car ever built.
Nelson Piquet: legend!
A real F1 turbo car. Sound of BMW engine is amazing in all the way.
Wonderful looking F1 cars back then. So much better than the huge F1 cars of today...
Tudo naquela epoca era melhor que os de hoje, inclusive os pilotos
Best looking F1 car. Ever.
This is definitely one of the most beautiful F1 cars ever built.
Guys, this is a BT52B.
I think the B makes enough of a difference to be mentioned correctly. Not as much as with the McLaren MP4/5 & 4/5B of 89 & 90, but enough.
The livery of the B is (arguably) nicer than the inversely coloured BT52.
...But the nose is missing the beautiful curves over the suspension, which the first iteration had. I guess none of that shape body survive?
Anyway....sorry to be pedantic.
Beautiful car! So different from everything else. You don't get that variety now. Regulations too stringent
At 2:47 you can see the humps in the nose I was referring to. Lovely thing.
Nope. Spec B have rear tiny side wings and crossed stents at the main wing
@@maus6263 Don't think so. They ran a BT52B at Monza with the smaller wing, but where more downforce required the extra winglets, but that alone didn't change the designation.
Where's Gordon Murray when you need him...
I agree re the colour scheme. I always liked this one better
Gordon Murray is the Midas of cars.
Most beautiful F1 car ever
The Black &Gold Lotus Ayrton Senna drove,thats the Most Beautiful 1 for me.
Beautiful, crazy, iconic, powerful and wonderful voice, born in 1983.
Thirsty too. The BT52 is Amy Winehouse's Formula 1 transposition
When these cars were winning races I was sometimes at BMW HQ in Munich on the Monday after . The enthusiasm and motivation of workers was amazing to experience.
The great Bt52b won the title in 83 with Nelson Piquet the best driver ever!
I believe he could be among the five or six best drivers of all time
Ganhou com combustível ilegal a base de nitrometano, carro abaixo do peso mínimo nos reabastecimentos.
Funny how things come around full circle.. nice fan based humour there from Gordon Murray 😂
03:43, Exactly Gordon. The cars had their own identity.
I was at Jacarepaguá track when Piquet won the 83 Brazilian GP. Great memories.
Beautiful car and, 3:28 i love this comment by Gordon Murray
The car that made me addicted to F1 at 7 years old❤
Perhaps the most beautiful F1, all times😍😍😍
I loved that car and had a T-shirt with Nelsons signature. Didn‘t miss one race, compared to today when I barely watch one of these boring races with the same outcome every time. 80s were the best in F1, group B rally and C in endurance (with full Mulsanne straight)
Wow!!!Murray, Riccardo and Blash!!!🤙👍💪
Loved how the cars used to have individual identities. So impossible for that to now be a thing however.
Fantastic and beautiful F-1 ever!
On oublie souvent cette voiture quand on parle de la F1
des années 80.
Elle était remarquable, tout comme le trop sous-estimé
Nelson Piquet.
F1 in its prime!
After 3/4 decades I've lost interest in the modern F1 circus ... so it's refreshing to see the old stuff again.
The most beautiful F1 car ever designed by the greatest F1 car designer ever born and that includes the most beautiful road car ever designed! Don't forget one of the most iconic and innovative F1 teams that put the fun in F1. Shame that they folded within a decade though! F1 needs them back along with Lotus too
Great looking machine, such an innovative design.
Four cylinder runabout - only a 1.5 litre with a dainty little turbo fitted -
Always liked the little shadowplate tabs they had to put on the flat bottom for the Mirrors - weirdest bit of rulebook compliance
Ricardo Patrese got to drive Championship winning cars from Gordon Murray AND Adrian Newey! I guess Prost did, too.
Such a beautiful car
All cars had THE identity…
F1 cars, Rally cars, and the road cars too
🙏🙏
The most ferocious F1 car ever developed!
Q HERMOSOS LOS F1 DE LOS AÑOS 80's Y 90's NADA Q VER CON LOS ACTUALES CON ESAS FORMAS TOSCAS Y ASIMETRICAS. Q HERMOSO ESE ALERON TRASERO DE ESTE BRAHAM DOBLE BRUTAL SE VEIA. VISTO DE ARRIBA PARECE UN COHETE ALERONES CON RUEDAS Q HERMOSA LINEA LOS DE ESTOS AUTOS CON SU PARTE DELANTERA BAJA Y LA PARTE TRASERA ALTA DE ALERON Y ANCHA DE PONTON Q LINDA ESE FORMA AERODINAMICA TODO LO CONTRARIO DE LOS ACTUALES F1 DE HOY Q SU PARTE DELANTERA ES MUY ALTA CON ESA NARIZ TAN LARGA Y SU LA PARTE TRASERA CORTA Y BAJA DE ALA ADEMAS ESOS PONTONES TAN COMPRIMIDOS Y ESTRECHOS Q FEOS SE VEN ESTOS F1 DE HOY
I understand your point, however, the Tyrell P34 was something else.
Gosto muito do Patrese, sempre foi um cara muito gente Boa, so o maluco do Piquet para pendurar as calças dele na ponta do mastro no primeiro dia de trabalho na Brabham
Che bella la F1 anni '80!!!
Incrível oque este motor de 4 cilindros fazia. Boa época da F1.
For folks who may not know... 1.5 litre. 1,500 hp.
More like 750 on race boost possibly 1000 in qualifying briefly.
No, they did put out 1500 bhp before they melted. qualifying engines were used in those days.@@SIERRACOS
@@terrystevens5261 not in 1983 maybe 1986
I think generally you want a layout where you want all the weight centralized and lower in an F1 car. Mid engine with sidepods on both sides. But this went a different route. The sidepods and a majority weight at the back of the car for mechanical rear grip. Like a Porsche 911.
Lovely!
Seen them when they were new at Brands Hatch in 83.
100 % romantic era 80s /90s
Sir Gordon Murray:
How many Excellent Proteges have you produced over the last 50+ years of creating the best cars on the planet ?
and Sian Aidey too in the Parmalat Brabham 1980!
Los BRABHAM son todos lindos ! Ami el que más me gustaba era el BT 44 de REUTEMANN 🇦🇷 que gano en ALEMANIA 🇩🇪 Nurburgring .
Cool car
Always wanted this car to add to my Scalextric collection, but could never get one. 🙄
The Leyton House F1 car was pretty also
The cars from this period are SO much more interesting then today's.
From any other period, TBH
Today's F1 is crap, is what I'm saying.
Where are the likes? Everyone liked it so much that they forgot to like the video?
NELSON PIQUET, FOREVER.
Se non ricordo male ci morì su quella macchina Elio de Angelis
De Angelis died after a crash in the BT55
To me, the most attractive F1 car ever.
And with the ugly behemouths running around today?
I doubt that will change any time remotely soon.
Thank you for creating/posting this great video.
☮
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
I wish Ayrton Senna would have drove this outstanding Car.😎
He did on a private test, alongside Mauro Baldi and someone else. All of them were 1s + off Piquet's time
Where is the father of this engine
1988
Close. 1983.
Actually, you were miles off
This man invented that he was the designer of the 1988 McLaren. A real lie. He never got his hands on it. Shame
"World's first pit stop car" - never take Gordon Murray at face value when it comes to claiming an innovation. Fangio at the Nurburgring in 1957 never happened? And all those non-F1 forms or racing...
Guess you're gonna get that call from Murray's lawyer Bob. 😂 The man has quite the history of silencing critics or questioning _his_ achievements, especially at a time when GMA is selling cars. I don't know if you've watched the clip but The late brake show had on an engineer (whose name I can't recall) who worked with Murray who had come with evidence that he was the one behind a few achievements in aerodynamics n suspension setup which was even acknowledged by McLaren but Murray took away the spotlight n even attributions for those. He even showed a copy of letters he'd sent to Murray demanding that he clarify to the media about the truth but what he got in response was a cease n desist n a defamation lawsuit threat. I'm guessing that the individual didn't have the means to fight an entity as large as Gordon Murray n all his connections. Unfortunately that episode I'm referring to was taken down n I'm guessing GMA's lawyers had a hand in it n forced a gag order on Jonny Smith.
@@rahulsudhir666JayEmm has a long form interview with Steve Nichols and other McLaren designers that covered similar ground. It's still up in an hour long cut and a 2 hrs plus version. BrooklandsMemberstv has its own 1.6 hour interview hosted by Simon Taylor.
He was obviously talking about the modern era.
Winner in 83, but with adulterated fuel... 😂
still Ricardo Patrese was the Quilty in Ronnie Petersen dead at Monza 1978
Patrese was acquitted of Petersons death many years later as the true cause was found to be a premature race start
NELSON PIQUET, the greatest from the 80s! 🫡🙌🏻