F1™ 2007 McLaren-Mercedes MP4/22 Onboard Engine Sounds
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- Опубликовано: 11 окт 2024
- F1™ 2007 McLaren MP4/22 by Vodafone Mclaren Mercedes
Engine: Mercedes-Benz FO108T, V8, NA, 90°, 2.4 ltr, 2398 сс, 810 hp, 19000 RPM
Tyres: Bridgestone
Pilots: Fernando Alonso/Lewis Hamilton
Onboards:
1. Lewis Hamilton, European Grand-Prix, Nurburgring
2. Fernando Alonso, Turkish Grand-Prix, Istanbul Park
3. Lewis Hamilton, Belgian Grand-Prix, Spa-Francorchamps
4. Fernando Alonso, Canadian Grand-Prix, Gilles Villeneuve Circuit
5. Lewis Hamilton, United States Grand-Prix, Indianapolis Motor Speedway
6. Fernando Alonso, Japanese Grand-Prix, Fuji Speedway
2007 cars looks awesome
2007-2008 have been the best looking F1 cars ever, especially the McLaren and BMW Sauber!
And this engine sounds amazing
One of the best sounding f1 cars hands down
Listen to the MP4-21 back in 2006, that’s a real V8 engine in F1
@@vaydorautosports_clips Nah this one still take the cake for me, this 2007 one sounded more meaner than the previous V8. The 2008 McLaren sounded like a Ferrari engine but 2007 has more character & distinctive sound😍
@@zariqeezham9210bro you said all my thoughts about this engine damn 👏🏾 MEA-NER, more agressive, more effective. But the 2006 one had higher revs it was very satisfying !
@@Dohmk You have to remember every engine upgrade they brought sounded more meaner throughout the season, i just like how the 2007 McLaren sounded so distinctive & also loud noise
@@zariqeezham9210 yees bro I remember the engine on onboard in Malaysia was very high revs like Australia then it downgraded slowly and meaner till 2007 🎸
They sound perfect . Better than now
This and the 2008 car are my favourite McLaren F1 cars of all time. The Vodafone livery is just 🔥
4:56
this engine was a real electric 🎸 it’s one of my fav (with Ferrari and Renault maybe Honda) V8 sound with TC.. love it miss this era of good sound gave me shivers throughout my whole childhood ! 🏎️
Lewis Hamilton's talent is so evident in these videos. I remember thinking this the first time I watched him drive a formula 1 car and again now. He maximizes everything (like at Indianapolis, nearly scraping the wall), albeit a tad recklessly (tbf he was only a rookie) and his aggressive driving was such a pleasure to watch.
1:47 Formula Drift
7:40 The closest Alonso actually got to winning the Japanese GP of 2007 lol.
Very good video, already gained another subscriber
I miss that young Lewis...
4:28 R.I.P
Was that a bird😂
If you look at Alonso before this car, his driving style was so different. The McLaren Mercedes is so much more pointy than the Mild Seven Renault's that he was used to driving, where he would just throw the car into the corner and it would somehow stay planted. I guess McLaren had built cars that were optimised for Raikkonen, so they just carried that on since I imagine they wouldn't have had enough data to build a car for Alonso's driving style without it being the prequel to the SF1000. Fortunately, Alonso quickly adapted, but unfortunately, Hamilton also turned out to be pretty handy with the driving style and their squabbles cost them the title.
When he moved to the new ING Renault, Alonso returned to his old style but in a much less pronounced way, I imagine because with the driving aids ban it would have just upset the car too much and caused it to either spin or understeer into walls. Then in 2009, with the massive reduction in aero, we say his style switch to a much less aggressive form, still preferring understeer but far more neutral.
As for Hamilton, he sort of shifted styles from race to race during his tenure at McLaren Mercedes, but when he joined the Brawn/Wolff Mercedes team, he developed a single arc steering style, where he would keep the steering wheel still =through the whole corner and use the pedals to dictate the line.
You know a lot, my guy.
McLaren's lightning fast front end is courtesy of Raikkonen working his ass off since joining in 2002 to make the fastest and most responsive steering rack maybe an F1 car ever had. If you watch Kimi's onboards from a year ago, you will see that 2007 onboards from Hamilton and Alonso looked like GP2 footage full of mistakes and lost lap time. And all of this, with the ultra bad 2007 Bridgestone control tyres, understeering all over the place. If they had the Michelins they wouldn't even come out of the pitlane without spinning around (sic).
And it's not a driver's style thing. Raikkonen is the ultimate fastest capable driver maybe in F1 history, because he uses the front end to slide all 4 tyres all the time, bar not losing any time due to corrections. Thus he always had the maximum amount of slip physically possible.
And that is the paradox. Although he was the most extreme oversteer dependent driver ever in F1, his ability to always keep the rear of the car dancing around, but never over the limit, means he always used all 4 tyres equally.
@@SpFres1Raikkonen would’ve won the title before the last race in 2007 if he’d chosen to stay at McLaren, and he also would’ve won 2008 comfortably as well. Shame he left just when McLaren got their reliability resolved.
@@McLMP4-22 Completely agree. This was the domino effect created after 5 years of team failures to build a reliable and competitive machinery, plus avoiding numerous silly strategy mistakes, as in Melbourne 2003. Had McLaren provided him with a better 2003 package (as a whole, reliability, speed and better team operational proceedures), he would have won the title, and obviously 2005. He wouldn't even think of leaving McLaren in 06, a season which was doomed from the bad V8 Mercedes HPP provided the team, plus the draggy MP4-21. Kimi should (and would) be a 4 time McLaren world champion with nearly 40 victories before the end of 2010, no doubt about that.
@@SpFres1 the 2006 MP4-21 was such a mediocre sh*t box I honestly don’t know how the MP4-22 was so quick, if it was supposedly an evolution of the 21.
Do u have onboard video of Alonso pole lap at my home country Malaysia 2007😁
He didnt get pole, Massa did, Alonso won though.
@@noobednatherium4082 yeah i forgot but still that McLaren onboard sound is sexy tho😍
soy un hombre de gustos simples, escucho rugir a un maldito formula 1 y me llena de adrenalina el cuerpo
Am I the only one that like AiG Renault? That car look fabulous. Of course the mild seven Renault is better no doubt
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Mclaren MP4-22 2007
V8 engine 18000RPM
Когда обгон был искусством..
You can hear the traction control kicking in coming out of slow corners and under acceleration, that horrible grinding sound
Together with this engine, LOVELY.
They wanted to beat Ferrari in a half-Ferrari
And they would've gotten away with it, if it weren't for that meddling pit entry
@@Killishness1337 could you explain better ?
@@giuseppec8158 McLaren would've beat Ferrari at Driver Championship if Lewis didn't crash at the pitlane entry at the China GP, they also beat Ferrari in constructors, but got disqualified because of their cheating. it's worded like a quote from Scooby Doo, but it's lost in translation I guess haha.
@@Killishness1337 they also would've won in Lewis didn't block Alonso in Hungary and give Nando a penalty, he would've probably lost that race if he got 2nd but won the war
@@noobednatherium4082 yeah absolutely, i feel with the championship being won lost on so few points its very easy to look back with hindsight and see what went wrong. Alonso in Suzuka that year is another instance where you could argue a title was lost.
アロンソ
ステアリングの切り方なんかみても
車との一体感がないし
自分が合わせて乗ってるの分かりますね。。
2007年一緒にチームメイトとして戦ったハミルトン
手負いの状態でもこの速さ
のアロンソ
凄さが分かったハズだし
後にも認めてるって態度に表れたのかなです…
The disqualified McLaren F1 car
Team, not the car
@@formulaonesound😐
i wish kimi stayed
Didnt need to, Ferrari was enough for him to win in 2007
@@FranciscoFJM kimi would’ve won easier tho. because the ferrari ruined him in 2008
@@kimiraikkonen949 Both Ferrari drivers made tons of mistakes in 2008.
Ferrari had everything to win in 2008 and they fucked it up, just like this year, except not as much since they won the constructors title in 2008 atleast
@@FranciscoFJM no ferrari made a crucial mistake specifically with kimis car developmet even michael had to make a public apology to kimi
@@kimiraikkonen949 It doesnt matter, both Kimi and Felipe made tons of mistakes, even if the car was perfect it wouldnt take away from Kimi's mistakes in both Australia and Spa, an Felipe's Singapore fuel rig fuckup.
McLaren just did a better job and gave Hamilton his 1st title.
I know you love kimi but you gotta face the facts dude.
How to dump a driver's championship by McLaren. If the team hadn't had sabotaged Alonso, they would have won 2007, 2008
😂😂
@@j.s3300 dude, that was the real thing. Laugh somewhere else.
Looks like a Ferrari
Sounds like a Ferrari...
Oh wait.
Ferrari es el ganador del 2007 jaja