NASCAR Fan Reacts to Record Setting McMurtry Speirling - The Science EXPLAINED
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The red Parmalat car near the beginning of the video is the Brabham BT46B, a Formula 1 car from 1978. Niki Lauda drove it to victory in its one and only race before being withdrawn from competition. Previous to that, the Chaparral 2J was a fan car built for the Can-Am series in 1970.
Americans don't know about Brabham... they live in a sheltered country, when it comes to Cars and Music...
Brabham designed, built and raced his own car, and won the world championship... Ask any American motorsport fan, and they would not have a clue...
@@graemejohnson9025 - Ian isn't even aware of the existence of the Chaparral 2J, an american-built car for an american racing series, so apparently individual "bubbles" are even smaller than the whole country's "bubble".
@@graemejohnson9025 I'm American! But I'm biased towards this sort of thing, as I was a big Geoff Brabham fan as a kid.
You need to look at the series of cars built by Jim Hall in Texas called Chapparal.
A fine video about the Brabham F1 fan car:
ruclips.net/video/BOxlKfcSs5o/видео.html
The T50 by Gordon Murray has an insane V12… see if you can watch the engine test and the Goodwood laps. Sounds like the old F1 :)
Love this Hot Wheels car.
You should check out the six wheeled Tyrrell P34 F1 car from the 70s, there is onboard footage driving at Monaco.
The original McLaren F1 road car was actually a fancar, it just had two quite small hidden fans.
Didn't know that, really interesting, I'll look into this now, thanks.
1:57 - It's Brabham BT46B. Started in just one race (1978 Swedish GP), won it, and became the only F1 car that have 100% victory rate. ;)
The F1 car is a Brabham BT46B from 1978. The Brabham BT46B only competed once, but it did bring home the trophy in its single outing with Niki Lauda behind the wheel before the rest of the field complained that they would quit F1 if it was allowed to race again and was thus banned.
At the start you have the old Brabham BT46 Formula 1 Fan Car from 1978 designed by Gordon Murray.
During one of your Goodwood videos you commented on a car that looked a bit funny and has a big round circle out of it's arse.
That is the Gordon Murray Automotive T.50
Small is good. Small and low MASS is FAST. This is why go-karts and motorcycles (NOT Harleys/customs) are faster than trucks/SUVs/American land yachts
Story of Texan Jim Hall of Chaparral cars with his 2J Can Am sucker car from 1970 eight years before the F1 car Got banned quickly.
Just like Jim Hall using a moving aerofoil wing around 1965, well before their use in F1.
His 2D coupe won the 1967 1000 km of Nurburgring even though it used an automatic transmission based on the Chevrolet 2 speed production version. Beat the Ferraris and Ford GT 40 cars etc.
Jim Hall was an amazing innovator ahead of his time but not as widely known as he deserves.
More detail here :
ruclips.net/video/wHCfkKiEqDQ/видео.html
Looks like crazy SUPRA designed for DARKWING DUCK.
Great vid, here is another McMurtry video talking to the driver Max Chilton about the Speirling - ruclips.net/video/qTgL8_1GDI0/видео.html
The first fan car built for competition was the Chaparral 2J, entered into the largely no-holds-barred Can Am series. The brainchild of Jim Hall, it debuted in 1970 featuring two massive fans from the cooling system of the M109 Howitzer on the back.
Yep, nothing complicated here. Just a car that weighs less than a Ford Fiesta and has 1000bhp. Then you turn on the fan/suction and it weighs twice as much, but it still only weighs the same as before. So it can still accelery-ate as fast as before, but with twice the grip! A win win win situation!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
*tripple
English made Electric Car..
That makes the Tesla Plaid look like Thomas The Tank..
I 👻
The "car" road legal in britain. They mentioned that each car will be customized for his owner. So I guess you will fit in that car.
Two Electric motors less then 1000 kg one motor sucks air out from under car creating 2000 kg down force and blows it out the back those puffs are dirt off the track surface the conception goes back to Texan Jim Hall with the Chaparral 2J 1970_80 and F1 Brabham BT46 1978 vacuum cars. Peace out.
More McMurtry Speirling content please, and TVR and Marcos!
IWrocker, you need to watch ‘Best of flat out WRC Rally Finland 2021’ by Tom Pieri ’, it’s just Epic!!
This Hotwheel keeps me alive
If anyone didnt get it, I'm making a pun based off the AcceleRacers theme lyric "Hotwheels keep you alive" and how I'm kept alive because of the new things my fellow humans come up with.
I discovered this car last night and I am equal amounts in love with and terrified of it!!! If we ever get this thing sold here in the states, I would gladly sit in this car if I’m allowed to, but due to personal health reasons, and depending on the scenario, (also my lack of a driver’s license) I don’t think I’d be comfortable driving this thing! IF I’m given permission on a private course, and have everything set to the lowest setting, MAYBE I might give it a whirl or two. (I have a go kart that goes about 24 kph, or 14.91 mph, and I think going a bit faster, like around 30 kph or 18.64 mph might be my personal limit…or probably however fast a standard Rollercoaster goes…)
But until that day comes…I know what car I’ll be drawing a whole bunch!!!🛞🛞🛞
funny that ou as an american never heard of fancars, even though the Chaparral 2J made it pretty big in 1970..
Ay since you're back to reacting could you react to Jozef Beres driving his Audi Quattro? There are some pretty good onboards of him driving here on youtube, and that thing is amazing, both sound and look wise. You won't be dissapointed trust me man!
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I hope the links don't get banned
Subbed brother. Took the words right out of my mouth.
if you haven't already, watch the Goodwood highlights and notice how ridiculous this thing handles around curves, and how ridiculously it accelerates...
Looks like something from Wacky Races. In fact, it looks very similar to the car dastardly and muttley drive lol...
I'm not a supercar lover at heart but I will make an exception for this thing. It really is an exceptional creation, built for one purpose & blowing the competition out of the oceans.
THIS. Is the future of racing, there's no other way to go faster around corners unless a fan of some sort is used, a very welldone mcmurtry outstanding work
haha you really are a nascar fan to not know about any of this stuff. NASCAR is still stuck in 1950s technology
You should watch the Video of Carwow in care you haven´t already, it´s a really good Video with Launch and everything.
Id love to see more cars like that built. Also some cheap electric sports car like what the Miata did for racing. One issue with race tracks is people dont want to live with the noise. We could bring race tracks back if the race tracks are pretty quiet.
Watch Archie Hamilton racing channel. He actually gets to speak with the driver Max Chiltern. He gives a far better insight to the car and explains that it is totally road legal as well as how it is to drive. Well worth it.
Fastest vacuum cleaner ever .....sorry iRobot Roomba
Imagine Pikes Peak with good driver....
6'5 257.... Nope !! Cut me off @ the knees maybe 😁
Uhm mr. usa was the first building it on the chaparal 2J
Watch "Eight banned racing cars at Goodwood"
Flippen SUPER Turbos !!! Sick !!
what a beast of a car...(and super quick)...
I'm about the same size as your dad, so I wouldn't fit in that thing.
The red car is the Brabham motorsport fan car, formula 1.
the Carwow channel just did an unbelievable video on it
mmmmm, that looks like a concept for a new batmobile.
if the car was a few inches longer and wider it would look so sexy
You should watch the car wow mcmurty review
Jupp, they have been around for many years
So they had the filters off for goodwood I assume?
Bloody hell!Its road legal!!!!
A coat of black paint and it could be a Batmobile.
it looks like a miniature bat mobeal 🤣😒
6:50 you saw it before on FOS
This is the best of British shed engineering.
Looks like a Batmans car.
###Chaparral 2J### I am a joke to you
Oh look, the Batmobile!
Looks like the batmobile
Ultimately, we won’t be holding our breath for fans to make a reappearance at the racetrack anytime soon (except novelty car shows like FOB). Worldwide, regulations against movable aerodynamic devices have remained in place and only gotten more restrictive as teams pushed the boundaries in various ways. The complaints about debris will remain, and as with the ground effect era, it’s likely such devices would lead to corner speeds getting high enough to test the limits of human endurance. Regardless, the technology remains a fantastically interesting one, for the sheer performance it promises and the manner in which it burned so brightly for such a short time.
It's great to see an American taking notice of motorsports outside of the US. Try searching up Brisca F1 Stock Cars in UK, 700bhp Chevy powered spaceframe cars racing around 1/4 mile ovals in a full contact sport where you can ram your rivals out of the way and into the fence.
After your previous video, I looked for other videos on this car (including seeing this one). The other interesting thing I found out, is that it doesn't need a lot of modification to make it 'street legal' (in the UK, IIRC).
The headlights need to be raised, to road going height, and they have to add indicators... be a pain going through McDonald's drive through tho.. 👻
@@graemejohnson9025 we could do with this hoover going round UK roads for a few months, clean em up a tad.
@@graemejohnson9025 Active suspension, just raise it up to the off-roader heights... :-)
@@johnwhear9600 They'd need to add a McHatch to the canopy also 😀
@@IanDarley And a snorkel...
This thing is not a car
Ps love the channel
WOW ! ! ! 😲
👍😎
A Batmobile.
You should check out the American/Canadian Can-Am series where the Fan-Car originated, the American made 1970 Chaparral 2J. The Can-Am Series was the only series I'm aware of that was faster around a road course than F1
Check old US Canam cars from years ago for the use of fans for road-holding. Chev-Chaparals I believe would be the stand out exhibit ! Maybe the spelling may be Chaparal or something like that.
This car sucks!
0-60 in 1.4 is shocking enough but that thing is road legal. The future is here.
The car was also at the Goodwood Festival of Speed last year, but only on display. At that point, it only had the working fans, but couldn't drive.
Purposing?
Bat Mobile
You should have a look at Archie Hamiltons` video about the car, they go a litlle more in depth and Archie talks to the driver who actually set the record
Caparral 2J 😉
I think you should react to the
chaparral 2j, that one probably blow you mind😅
Another fan powered downforce race car to check out if you're interested is the Chaparal 2J from the Can Am series. Another car of the same series that's impressive but not so fan forced is the Toyota 7 if you're interested.
Chapparal 2J
BATMOBILE
Crazy.
I would love to see this car do a lap Mt Panorama Bathurst the lap time would be very interesting
The downforce wouldn’t work, not flat enough.
A standard f1 car struggles. Think going down through the cutting.
@@fugawiaus yes I understand what you mean, but don't forget this car has a very small footprint, therefore the curvature of the road will have less of an impact compared to an F1 car. I think it would work
@@popcornshiner3937 have you ever seen the minis going round? It’s going down the mountain that’s the problem. I live near my panorama and can tell you no matter the size you lift wheels going down at almost any speed.
Looks like a Batmobile and goes like the one in the old tv show.
The most "American" version of a fan car would probably be the Chaparal 2J that raced in the Can-Am
But it was only in competition for the 1970 season before it was outlawed by the SCCA
Most "american" and the first one!
I'm pretty sure if you research it a F1 car back in the 70s had fan assist for grip assist. Ended up being banned not sure on the brand of car now though
Brabham BT46 designed by the legendary Gordon Murray!
It's fast and it's consistent, what a weapon
It would have been cool to see this car setting a time on the Nordschleife !!
They will.
HEY BUDDY I PROMISE JUST TYPE IN McMurty Speirling U WILL FIND ALL THE VIDEOS U WOULD WANT TO FIND. BELIEVE ME EVERYONE IS TALKING OR INTERVIEWING THE PPL BEHIND THE CAR AND/OR DRIVER RIGHT NOW. IM JUST SAYING U DONT NEED PPL TO COMENT WUT TO WATCH, JUST TYPE IT IN AND FIND A SHIT TON OF VIDEOS.
I prefer combustion race cars because I love the sound. But this car is an incredible achievement that I can't watch enough.
fan cars were banned in f1 back in the 70's