That run was one of the most beautiful pieces of automotive cinema I've ever seen. No comments, no overly dramatic trailer music, just pure respect for the machine, driver, and the art of engineering.
I love that he gets close enough to hear the water splashing off the car/drone. Awesome footage, props to the whole team that made this possible! Great to see these guys get the opportunity to make something as cool as this
It was cool seeing the kick stutter as the driver goes just a little too fast in a turn and loses traction, and then quickly backs off the throttle and regains traction.
Those shots where the drone lags just a little bit, and you get to REALLY see how explosively the F1 car accelerates away before the drone re-captures it's pace is... just amazing. Those low shots too- where the drone gets super close to the car and the ground give such a sense of speed and drama it's seriously incredible. If all F1 races were filmed with these things, I wouldn't miss a SINGLE race!!!
I know it's not really safe now, but if they could perfect the process of tracking the cars on their own, I'd LOVE watching these races. The chasing ariel shots are beautiful
I don't watch F1 but that was one of the coolest things I've ever seen. Insane engineering, the rain made it even better because you could see the wake and the aerodynamics of the car so clearly. Watched the entire wet lap with my jaw dropped
The RB20 in the rain followed by this drone is the best illustration of aerodynamics I've ever seen. The way that car slices through a wall of air is a thing of beauty.
@@admdubya2107 Also a great demo of Max's control in the wet, even in the new car he finds the limit within the first couple corners and for the rest of the lap is clearly riding that limit as close as is humanly possible
@@tl1326 thats why you need to find a balance between the two. I never really said that there needs to be music at full volume blasting away, nor that it would make it better. I only sugested that that song would've fit to what was on screen
What happens if the Drone malfunctions and lands on the track, or hits a bystander? They might try during practice but it's going to be a long time before we see this in a race, if ever
@@RaindropsBleeding I know that's why they should develop it even further, plus everything doesn't come true at first but if they start now ten years down the line it could be fully autonomous, im just saying that this is hands down the best perspective of f1
Easily the best video. of a F1 car EVER. Extra bonus when Max was on the straight and the water literally showed how the wind blasts through and along the car. Beautiful.
You can see the vortex es coming off the car! ❤ It's beautiful, great visuals and sound. Felt like the initial bad quality video was a VHS video filter, to make it look worse. Then we'd be surprised by the "upgrade video quality" 😂
@@RuairiODonnellFOTO these kind of drones most of the times have two cameras, one for recording and one for pilot. That "laggy VHS filter" was analog view from pilots camera.
the rain added a visual representation of the aerodynamics of the car in real-time with real world cornering and weight transfers, that was truly incredible. i hope clarkson may and hammond get a chance to see this
11:24 Seeing the aerodynamics of the car on the track, no render, no smoke simulation, but actual water showing the path of the air around the car, on the actual track is insane it looks so freckling cool
This along with the loss of traction and recovery from the wet conditions. You cant see that from car cams. What a great way to showcase how insane a spectacle F1 really is.
That lap of max with the rain may be the best F1 lap ever filmed. Even if he couldn't set a lap record, the spray from the rain, the slides as he puts too much power down, it's all so cinematic.
I totally agree! This new perspective brings so many cinematic possibilities to the world of F1, great job @redbull and @dutchdronegods! I think I speak for all the fans when saying we would love to see more content like this!
I would watch entire races ONLY in this camera view. You get a real sense of the speed and skill of the drivers. This is INCREDIBLE. I can't wait to see this in an actual race, watching overtakes, etc.
That will be awesome. They probably be limited in where they can fly, though. Having drones potentially falling out of the sky onto the track could be disastrous during a race.
Same. Battery might be an issue, but heck, if they can provide this kind of footage with like 30 backup drones and charge 50 dollars for the drone view for a race I'd gladly pay. As long as we can get enough viewers the cost shouldn't be a problem.
@@someone11112 You're looking at a prototype, though. A few years from now this thing will look like garbage compared to the newer versions. I would expect quality to improve quite dramatically, especially with the rapid improvements in AI upscaling technology.
I admire how redbull went from a mere energy drink to sponsoring stuff like this, really boosted their brand and keeps them relevant while allowing for more business opportunities and diversification.
The rain actually made it really aesthetic with the water showing how the air flows around the car, and the video game like pov showed how hard it is to keep control of the car when the driver pushes it to its limits which you can kinda tell with onboard cameras but it's not nearly as obvious as seeing it from above. Really cool project.
This thing pulls ~2000+ watts for a whole lap with all of the electronics inside of a tiny tube. They did this without blowing up the ESC, and they kept a clean enough signal for a stable video feed + GPS rescue + clean enough gyro signal to be flyable / no de-syncs. And they hit those speeds with all the added weight of beefed up electronics, stripped down action cam, and a battery large enough to sustain that load??? Hopefully those that haven't flown FPV can appreciate the work that went into this drone (even the initial prototype)! Absolutely incredible job by everyone involved!
Just look at the aerodynamics of that car none of the rain coming off the tires is going into the cockpit it perfectly goes around the side of the car by their high-tech aerodynamics is truly awesome. You guys did one hell of a job building that drone and just look at that footage you got. I'm glad it rained it looks so much cooler with the rain coming off the tires while you're going that fast
im actually glad you got a shot in the rain, might not be the fastest due to the wet track, but the micro corrections max was making, the amount of water being pushed out the way by the car, the overcast sky, it just looks absolutely epic seeing a machine do all of this in the weather
Oh yeah watching the minute adjustments on the front wheels and seeing the rear end step out ever so slightly from time-to-time.. I think it was some more engaging footage despite it not being "Max speed" :P
Shots like these also give you a real sense to the skill of the drivers. On the wet lap you can see instances where the car loses traction ever so slightly resulting in a bit of a shimmy, the way that Max keeps it under control and maintains forward speed is awesome. Really shows that Max was trying to put in a good lap time and not just out for a relaxing lap.
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100% of the sounds were added. The whooshes, the F1 engine, all recorded externally and edited in. Not that this takes anything away. This was awesome, the fastest I've been able to get my drone is around 200km/hr. This is wayyyy better
great video, from couthard's drag race to the final rb20 shot, it had me laughing and in complete awe of display of engineering from the drone team and also RBAT. i have no idea why the final shot had me in tears maybe because i didn't want to blink. beautiful
They dry footage was super cool with Liam, but man the wet conditions on Max's lap added another level. That spray looked so cool coming off of the car.
10:38 sick to see the rain act just like you see in an an aerodynamic simulation. You can actually see how the wind's traveling past the sides of the vehicle.
@@samuelcanberger7252 no wonder, you see the F1 car here multiple times go into a drift during acceleration after the corners. Crazy torque but too slippry.
The entire point was to see if the drone could keep up. They get the best car and the best driver but then the track is wet. Its a bit of an anticlimax. If you want the visualizer you can get this in another video, this was about going as fast as possible.
You guys are exactly dicussing whats going to my mind after this video. Insane engineering from both the drone guys and rbr, and insane skill from both max, liam, david and last but definitly not the least the drone flyer but would have loved to see max and the drone guy go around a dry track.
I've watched F1 for more years than I care to remember and this has to be one of the most awesome things I've seen. A drone that can not only keep up with a modern F1 car, but also keep that car nicely framed whilst filming. Amazing piloting, amazing drone, very well done
@@qbertgamingIf implemented, it’s very unlikely they’d only run one drone. 8 drones with short battery life would be sufficient and this is F1. They’re not short of £$! Haha
Me too 1979 was my first F1 race because I was there in the pit lane during the race at Kyalami it’s amazing the drone didn’t catch fire or something… brilliant pilot all those obstacles as well.. and done manually.
AMAZING - Absolutely loved this video! The team behind the drone is incredibly talented-what a genius creation! Max handled the wet conditions like a pro, and the sliding was such a thrill to watch. Seeing it all from this perspective is just mind-blowing! 👏🔥
depending on the operator it should be safer than the cars to be honest. I say that from an FPV perspective (which is what brought me here) as opposed to an F1 perspective so I might be talking nonsense. Point is, a professionally operated drone of that size following the track poses little to no risk to spectators. The more commonly and currently used cinelifters are way more dangerous due to their weight and the power of their slicy bits@@bartoszpiacko9319
Yeah, I know I'm a stick in the mud for saying this, but the issue would be if the drone failed and fell on the track, especially on or in the way of a car.
@@martijnvkk well, obviously it can do a full lap, but yes, the reliability of it not crashing and putting drivers in danger is high. like the skiing world cup incident where drone nearly hit Hirscher, but that was 8 years ago.
@@bandobandit353 Something tells me you're the best engineer in the world. Normal people surely would've thought it's the sound of the drones engine that we hear... right?
@efallenJust look at how fast the correction took place, at absolute most it was still 0.8 of a second at most. For Max to correct it in that time, he was already correcting it in half that time, so around 0.4second at most. As you said, 99/9% of people would have instantly crashed it, and those that didn't would still be in for a wild ride.
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What most people don't realize by this drone footage...is that yes, this gives an entirely different perspective of the race but more importantly is how amazing the skill level of the drivers are. The vapor trail left by the cars means that anyone that is in the slipstream have almost zero visibility when racing in the rain. Truly amazing.
And that was a tiny vapor trail. Sadly, ever since Whiting died, F1 has become a sissy sport where anytime a car pulls off track, no matter how safely, they throw an SC or VSC. It started getting out of control and somehow even got worse after Massi was replaced with Niels Wittich and his buddy (I forgot his name). And they don’t even let them race in full wet conditions anymore. They’ve even thrown red flags for gravel!
honestly seeing an entire full lap from that perspective in the rain is absolutely amazing. You can really see what kind of difference it makes to the control of the car compared to the dry one. Also the water mist really highlights the aerodynamic features of the car. That's art right there.
This footage... unlike race day footage... conveyed SO MUCH SPEED. It really showed off how fast these cars are and even how much water is really kicked up. Would love to see this as a race day camera.
it's also absolutely fascinating to see the instabilities and difficulties from the rain. i really gives a better feeling for what these cars actually do. that is such a win for any race sport.
These speeds, with THAT MUCH water on the track... I have a whole new appreciation for the driver, and the tire technology. I'm glad this was filmed in the wet. Huge props 👍
My god. I'm actually on the edge of my seat!! Almost looks like you're playing a video game, but 100 times better! Respect to the drivers and crew for showing their appreciation to the drone!
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@@jamesbrummett9530 I think the drone could easily outperform the f1 car, but they didn't want to do it, to record the whole lap with the car in frame.
It would look less fast/impressive if they actually used a non-wide angle lens. Same with all these "mountain downhill adrenaline run" videos where the video is all distorted from the wide angle. Basically it LOOKS faster than it's actually going. That's why the F1 car is all stretched in this video.
The hidden artists of this video are absolutely the sound designers. You guys did an amazing job on the audio for the drone shots, since those couldn't be recorded from the drone itself.
If there is one thing that Red Bull always does right its their action sports content. You deliver some of the most record breaking and enthralling ventures for people to watch. What people since many decades ago watched in Olympics, you gave them a better fodder also at a much lower price. Also you're giving lots of money to people out there involved in high action sports that makes their lives better. Thank you for what you do, Red Bull.
I am following formula 1 for three decades now. My eyes teared up when I first saw that full lap of max in the rain. the sense of speed you get from that drone shot I just incredible - what a time to be alive as an f1 fan.
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Here I am just now becoming a fan of F1. Haven't even watched a race, yet and this is the first footage I'm really watching (aside from small crash clips etc. from over the years)
this footage shows really how incredibly fast f1 drivers reflexes are and how well max understands the car already. The speed at which he not only notices the rear slips and breaks out, but also adjust accordingly is truly mind boggling. Also this view makes for great visualization for racing lines while still giving the perspective of speed so one can better understand how familiar drivers have to be with the circuit to keep so tight to their desired lines, adapt in time when trying an overtake maneuver and sliding right back after
Also, notice how tight he's staying to the slightly dryer line from a previous lap. Absolute masterclass, and you already know Max sees a hundred things he could have done different on that lap.
It really is pod racing. Relative to how extreme the speeds are, it's also quite safe if you crash. Imagine the old 50s style ones crashing at today's speeds.
Yeah, this was their filming day before preseason testing. They don't get much time on track, and it's the first shake-out for a new car. This might have been one of the very first laps Max had in this car, and it was raining. The car control to put that lap together is out of this world.
Max is arguably the best driver in the history in terms of catching oversteering, many of his teammates said his car is undrivable for them because how extreme Max setup his car
@@letsburn00 your comparison to 50s cars is completely irrelevant, what does that have to do with Max driving in the rain here? F1 is still extremely dangerous. Sure, crashing into a tire and foam barrier isn't as dangerous, but car collisions are easily deadly.
The lower quality footage with the telemetry is the real-time video seen by the pilot, can't really go for filming quality on the operation critical feed
I think the drone has two cameras, the poor quality one is a live feed to the pilot’s headset, and the other camera records in HD and is saved to storage.
@@michaelchapman707 The following is my deduction from the video. The drone has 1 camera. The footage is transmitted live in low quality to the pilot but recorded in the drone in high quality. This explains why the footage has to be viewed after the race: they have to download it.
@@lajsna9936 tell me you know nothing about cars without telling me you know nothing about cars lol Ill explain maybe children will be reading this, it’s harder with more grip because of the much greater intertia of the car when cornering at huge speeds and g forces, when traction finally goes it snaps like a light switch, it’s why f1 spins hard to recover yet rally with very low traction they are almost sliding every turn, vintage racing on skinny tires slides are very recoverable too (again lower traction)
I would not be surprised if F1 incorporates this some how in the future. This just gives such an amazing perspective and shows you how fast these cars are moving.
But the screwed up thing was the entire reason they gave for needing the Red Bull engineering team to make the drone better was completely wasted on account of the rain. Nearly any average driver is immensely faster on a dry track than the best driver in the world is on a wet track.
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I don't know about the CHALLENGE aspect (I mean if the drone can more easily keep up now.. where's the challenge?) but the footage looks incredible.. the taillights illuminating the water plumes.. fantastic stuff.
It really changed my perspective about F1. We are just watching cars coming and going but now, you can see how Max is struggling in the rain and the power of the car is immense. Great video thanks to everyone who realizes this idea.
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what should we film next with the fastest camera drone in the world? 💨
A rocket
How fast can y’all deliver me a case of redbull?
Moto gp
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One of your aerobatics planes!!
That run was one of the most beautiful pieces of automotive cinema I've ever seen. No comments, no overly dramatic trailer music, just pure respect for the machine, driver, and the art of engineering.
And the drone pilot! Amazing skill level.
Agreed. The rain even helped a bit. A new car, no dry path, Max being Max and going aggressive. Imagine being able to see overtakes with this!
Seeing the spray coming off of the car just made the shots look more exciting.
absolutley
I love that he gets close enough to hear the water splashing off the car/drone. Awesome footage, props to the whole team that made this possible! Great to see these guys get the opportunity to make something as cool as this
mad respect to the fact of NOT using any over-dramatic music during the run...
Highly appreciated.
It sounds so good how it is 👌
If you hear carefully, Vivaldi's summer is playing in the background 😂
The car is the music.
@@redbull the audio was done in post or from a mic on the car?
@@lavahawkI reckon they have a mic on the car, but augment it with field mics and sound fx for things like whooshes over the bridges and wind noise.
The RB20 racing in the rain viewed from above looks even more beautiful
we can’t wait to see it this weekend in a race 😎
@@redbull Only if it and Max are moving slow enough! ;)
@@redbull me either! congratulations on a gorgeous and apparently ridiculously fast car!
Or terrifying, if you support another team...
I wish max lap was on a dry surface tho
The full lap on the end without editing, I've never witnessed such beauty done before.
thanks Jack 🙏
redbull pls
@@redbull amazing
10/10 for putting the full un-edited lap with no music
If only it was a real formula like back in the day
Too bad the last few years f1 sounds lame. Or doesn't sound at all.😅
Deja vu
They should film a formula 1 race with this drone
@@jeffstormyclouds8093 not enough battery
whoever edited this and put the entire shot all by itself no cuts no reactions.. i absolutely love you for this
Is your profile picture Deadmau5?
yeah dude, i was thinking the same thing
And no stupid music, just the beautiful sound of the engine and the rain
Editor must be a cool dude
Red Bull.
I've been watching F1 live and on TV since 1974 and those are the best shots of how F1 drivers deal with heavy rain I've seen.... epic.
I'm sure those guys feel your positivity even if they never read this comment. I appreciate it though.
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Guided missiles are getting real cheap.
It was cool seeing the kick stutter as the driver goes just a little too fast in a turn and loses traction, and then quickly backs off the throttle and regains traction.
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Those shots where the drone lags just a little bit, and you get to REALLY see how explosively the F1 car accelerates away before the drone re-captures it's pace is... just amazing. Those low shots too- where the drone gets super close to the car and the ground give such a sense of speed and drama it's seriously incredible. If all F1 races were filmed with these things, I wouldn't miss a SINGLE race!!!
I know it's not really safe now, but if they could perfect the process of tracking the cars on their own, I'd LOVE watching these races. The chasing ariel shots are beautiful
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Next level Sh*t. Bravo! 👏
I liked my own answer
Ongelofelijk 😮
Echt super mooi 🤩
Heel veel succes 🤞
An RB20 and the Red Bullet rocks!! 🚀
Incredible to see that perspective.
SkyTV is probably already working out how to fit this into their system right now.
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That single shot in the rain and spray for the whole lap - no overlayed audio.. AMAZING!!!!
I mean it has overlayed audio, the engine sound must've been added in post
They can call it the rain dance. Max was on the limit.
Actually it's all sound design, but a perfect one !
Pretty sure the audio is taken from the car. You can hear the drone barely as it gets close.
Pretty sure no one in this video actually drinks red bull
It's so wholesome to see the drivers appreciate the speed and mastery of the drone so earnestly, they really get how difficult it is
I don't watch F1 but that was one of the coolest things I've ever seen. Insane engineering, the rain made it even better because you could see the wake and the aerodynamics of the car so clearly. Watched the entire wet lap with my jaw dropped
hey, maybe you should watch the race on sunday, I think you will have fun
If your trying to get into f1 I highly recommend drive to survive on Netflix
Remember the race is Saturday this weekend not Sunday
Sure was obvious they wanted the guy to say something along the lines of “this could change F1” good god
Yeah, the rain ruined the competition of the "race," but added some amazing visuals for the drone to capture!
These shots also show how tricky a lap in wet conditions is, Insane! :O
F1 drivers are insane!!!
totally agree! amazing video :)
@@mesterorange8181i mean every major racing drivers drive in wet with lesser grip in wet
Tricky. Don't forget twitchy, slipchy and Fu*kchy. That footage is amazing
@@dragonballhomie4353at lower speed also.
The spray pattern coming off the wheels is such a cool visualization of the car's aerodynamics. I'm glad they filmed when the track was wet!
came here to say the same thing, was fascinating to see how it changed size and shape depending on the speed of the car
100%
0:31 wait redbull has energy drinks?!
Always has been
@@naufaltaf4372 bro missed the joke
Yeah
@@NitroEditz3lmao😂
lol, the side quests they do are crazy
The RB20 in the rain followed by this drone is the best illustration of aerodynamics I've ever seen. The way that car slices through a wall of air is a thing of beauty.
Haha, wonder if the other teams can learn something from the shapes of the mist.
My thoughts also@@MortenK65
@@MortenK65 They probably do that with smoke in wind tunnels
Looks like a great demo of how those things stand no chance of staying on the road without the aero. That thing was getting squirrely!
@@admdubya2107 Also a great demo of Max's control in the wet, even in the new car he finds the limit within the first couple corners and for the rest of the lap is clearly riding that limit as close as is humanly possible
Some of the most impressive footage ever taken of an F1 car in motion.
just mass market drone in ukraine
The most.
The Dutch are genius, in many ways.
Thank you for not ruining the lap with some over-dramatic music.
Most appreciated.
Can never go wrong with Vivaldi.
Gas gas gas would've fit
@@Pilotfox123not really no
@@Pilotfox123you need to hear the sound of the engine, any music would’ve muddled it.
@@tl1326 thats why you need to find a balance between the two. I never really said that there needs to be music at full volume blasting away, nor that it would make it better. I only sugested that that song would've fit to what was on screen
This aspect is next level. It was exciting watching a single car going round the track, an actual race would be insane.
I love how Max's lap was just the raw footage with no music, just the sound of the car roaring through the circuit. What a shot
thanks chrissorto
@@redbull can you guys please hire them improve the drone and have this be in every race, this would definitely be the best way to watch f1
What happens if the Drone malfunctions and lands on the track, or hits a bystander? They might try during practice but it's going to be a long time before we see this in a race, if ever
@@RaindropsBleeding I know that's why they should develop it even further, plus everything doesn't come true at first but if they start now ten years down the line it could be fully autonomous, im just saying that this is hands down the best perspective of f1
Easily the best video. of a F1 car EVER. Extra bonus when Max was on the straight and the water literally showed how the wind blasts through and along the car. Beautiful.
thanks stroggs, we were excited to share this with everyone 💪
The rain made it more visually interesting for sure
The vortex behind it is insane! That car is a work of art. The only issue is when there are 20 cars on track throwing that much water into the air...
Footage of the wet lap were incredible; you can see all the micro adjustments/counter steers Max had to do to keep the car under control. Incredible!
Dry is faster but the wet lap was very cool. As you say, all the adjustments Max is making and the way the water shows the aero of the F1 car.
You can see the vortex es coming off the car! ❤
It's beautiful, great visuals and sound.
Felt like the initial bad quality video was a VHS video filter, to make it look worse. Then we'd be surprised by the "upgrade video quality" 😂
It a jet not a car
@@RuairiODonnellFOTO these kind of drones most of the times have two cameras, one for recording and one for pilot. That "laggy VHS filter" was analog view from pilots camera.
Its almost like "3rd person" view in racing games haha! Love it!
Thank you for posting the entire lap with just the audio and sound of the car.
I wish they posted the speed like on the trial lap but still really cool
The audio is added in. Drones don't record audio because the sound of the drone would be deafening.
@@itsThemuRR yes the SD was real nice tho. I do wonder how they got such clean audio with the cars being so loud lol
@@itsThemuRRimagine…..
It’s either gonna be
“EEEEEEEEEEEE” or
“SCHCCHSSSCHCHSCHCH”
@@RussSweetmaybe they put a microphone in the car
The wet lap was AMAZING actually, you could see the aerodynamics of the car, the clean air flow turn into turbulent... just perfect.
Not really turbulent - those are some pretty clean looking vortices.
This ^. Clean vortexes pretty much carry downforce generation in F1 cars.
It was just the water coming off the road from the tires, that’s not air your seeing.
PLOT TWIST. This was carefully coordinated so Adrian could get more AERO time to develop the car.
Really showed the vortices that the upper aero elements generate. Beautiful footage
the rain added a visual representation of the aerodynamics of the car in real-time with real world cornering and weight transfers, that was truly incredible. i hope clarkson may and hammond get a chance to see this
11:24
Seeing the aerodynamics of the car on the track, no render, no smoke simulation, but actual water showing the path of the air around the car, on the actual track is insane it looks so freckling cool
This along with the loss of traction and recovery from the wet conditions. You cant see that from car cams. What a great way to showcase how insane a spectacle F1 really is.
yea, the mist kicked up by the car in the rain showing the flow of the aerodyynamics was so cool.
10:50 (11:00)
Now imagine it’s lap 2 and you’re Checo!!
This is going to propel Red Bull’s aero department to a whole new level!
yea it looks amazing, funny they were talking about the rain like it was a bad thing when it reality it just made it look 100x cooler 😅
That lap of max with the rain may be the best F1 lap ever filmed. Even if he couldn't set a lap record, the spray from the rain, the slides as he puts too much power down, it's all so cinematic.
the rain brought some unexpected magic to the final shot 😅
@redbull Thats one way of putting it, hahaha 🚀
Probably the best video I've seen this year by far, just wow.
I totally agree! This new perspective brings so many cinematic possibilities to the world of F1, great job @redbull and @dutchdronegods! I think I speak for all the fans when saying we would love to see more content like this!
Bro had the blue slicks in the thumbnail lol@@redbull
I would watch entire races ONLY in this camera view. You get a real sense of the speed and skill of the drivers. This is INCREDIBLE. I can't wait to see this in an actual race, watching overtakes, etc.
I would literally pay $50 for a "Drone Only" view of an F1 or Indy race --- this is a real game-changer for spectator sports
That will be awesome. They probably be limited in where they can fly, though. Having drones potentially falling out of the sky onto the track could be disastrous during a race.
Same. Battery might be an issue, but heck, if they can provide this kind of footage with like 30 backup drones and charge 50 dollars for the drone view for a race I'd gladly pay. As long as we can get enough viewers the cost shouldn't be a problem.
The problem is that they can’t broadcast the video live in high quality.
@@someone11112 You're looking at a prototype, though. A few years from now this thing will look like garbage compared to the newer versions. I would expect quality to improve quite dramatically, especially with the rapid improvements in AI upscaling technology.
This video shows the amount of thinking and work, that you need to build something like this.
The rain highlighting the aero was amazing
Max's a beast.
10:25 Max looked like a torpedo for a minute there slicing through the water
spared a wind tunnel run ;-)
Man i love Redbull for supporting projects like these and bringing attention to them..
I mean, if they pioneer this, they earn all coverage contracts/royalty, means big bucks
one of the reasons why i buy redbull when i need energy drink. Their brand just makes me wanna buy it
@@cakeisalie True. But redbull still makes so much crazy stuff and they have earned that money.
I admire how redbull went from a mere energy drink to sponsoring stuff like this, really boosted their brand and keeps them relevant while allowing for more business opportunities and diversification.
They should make the 3d printers more available too! Dont drink Red Bull though unfortunately as I hear its bad for your health lol
2:38 Ah yes, July, May, and then August.
Nice observation.
Whoops
The rain actually made it really aesthetic with the water showing how the air flows around the car, and the video game like pov showed how hard it is to keep control of the car when the driver pushes it to its limits which you can kinda tell with onboard cameras but it's not nearly as obvious as seeing it from above. Really cool project.
Speaking of games, the drone flight reminded me of the fly-bys of the courses from "Diddy Kong Racing" and other games.
The car is revelaing aerodynamic information based on the water airflow over the car and Max's driving techniques
The water spray around the car was epic. You can literally see the aerodynamics working. Awesome job to everyone!
Visible physics .. amazing!
I was so nervous watching him drive in the rain like that...intense
Looks Incredible
Yeah the water heated up and turned into vapor. Made everything visible. I like this better
That is the turbulence of the wheels that are not very aerodynamic. xd the aerodynamics that work cannot be seen
This thing pulls ~2000+ watts for a whole lap with all of the electronics inside of a tiny tube. They did this without blowing up the ESC, and they kept a clean enough signal for a stable video feed + GPS rescue + clean enough gyro signal to be flyable / no de-syncs. And they hit those speeds with all the added weight of beefed up electronics, stripped down action cam, and a battery large enough to sustain that load??? Hopefully those that haven't flown FPV can appreciate the work that went into this drone (even the initial prototype)! Absolutely incredible job by everyone involved!
Great compliment
Absolutely!
The high grade of stuff they must have used in this thing is pretty insane
2000 mAh, which at 22V equals to 44W. Stil mighty impressive for sure.
@@rvnx you confused the units mate, mAh is the capacity, not power
Just look at the aerodynamics of that car none of the rain coming off the tires is going into the cockpit it perfectly goes around the side of the car by their high-tech aerodynamics is truly awesome. You guys did one hell of a job building that drone and just look at that footage you got. I'm glad it rained it looks so much cooler with the rain coming off the tires while you're going that fast
im actually glad you got a shot in the rain, might not be the fastest due to the wet track, but the micro corrections max was making, the amount of water being pushed out the way by the car, the overcast sky, it just looks absolutely epic seeing a machine do all of this in the weather
Oh yeah watching the minute adjustments on the front wheels and seeing the rear end step out ever so slightly from time-to-time.. I think it was some more engaging footage despite it not being "Max speed" :P
i like dhow you could kinda see the air flow
It's actually the driver who did. The machine is as good as the one behind the wheel.
@@pvic6959 yeah that what i also found was the best part, the rain does a great job showcasing how the air flows around the car
They looked like macro corrections
The drone following the car in the wet might be coolest F1 footage I've ever seen
thanks pyscholdeli 💪
And we can see Max losing traction in 10:13, man how does he manage that 😱
@@redbull you should make the drone follow horner inside his office ... such a fast thing would speed up the case foso😆
The water vortex was pretty cool to see..
@@Jonny_The_Organism Toto watching it over and over again to figure out the aerodynamics 😂
Shots like these also give you a real sense to the skill of the drivers. On the wet lap you can see instances where the car loses traction ever so slightly resulting in a bit of a shimmy, the way that Max keeps it under control and maintains forward speed is awesome. Really shows that Max was trying to put in a good lap time and not just out for a relaxing lap.
My heart skipped a beat each time
That traction control also seems really fast and good
@@ropsi5000 There is no traction control in formula allowed
@@jointas4205 Yes there is and you can see it in the video, it's called Max Verstappen 👍
@@moriwenne. 🤣🤣good one
11:18 Here we have an aerial drift😂😂😂
Thank you for not putting music over the lap. That was incredible!
Hell yeah, some content creators (read far too many) have no idea of where to use music, and where not too.
They are master marketers. They know their audience haha
Exactly my thought, no talking, no nothing....less is more
There is no need for any music bruv 😂 just bloody enjoy the video
its not real audio or you'd hear the drone, its sound designed post production
I really appreciate giving us the drone footage without any unnecessary cuts for the meaning of "action" or stupid music in the background. Thank you!
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I double it up
For sure, the editing was subtle and smooth, that's what's so good about it.
Yes! Thank you!
100% of the sounds were added. The whooshes, the F1 engine, all recorded externally and edited in.
Not that this takes anything away. This was awesome, the fastest I've been able to get my drone is around 200km/hr. This is wayyyy better
F1 competitions would never be watched the same if they develop a live video stream of at least 720p from that kind of drone.
They "just" have to train an upscaler on the endless amounts of formula1 content, upscale the fpv footage and done.
@@ww-pw6di they could use a digital transmission system for the video feed like the one dji is using
I don’t give the producers enough credit to effectively use what they’re given.
The main problem is that if a drone crashes, the cars can hit it and you dont want to kiss a drone at 300kph
If one of the drones were to crash during race tho
great video, from couthard's drag race to the final rb20 shot, it had me laughing and in complete awe of display of engineering from the drone team and also RBAT. i have no idea why the final shot had me in tears maybe because i didn't want to blink. beautiful
They dry footage was super cool with Liam, but man the wet conditions on Max's lap added another level. That spray looked so cool coming off of the car.
I have a feeling the aerodynamicists are studying it frame by frame!
@@luau5974 seriously you could see a lot going on there it was awesome
Really shows off just how dirty the air can get behind those cars.
I think iy=t really added to it when you could see the back end going and the corrections. Wouldn't get that with a dry track!
10:38 sick to see the rain act just like you see in an an aerodynamic simulation. You can actually see how the wind's traveling past the sides of the vehicle.
YEAH THAT WAS EPIC
You can see the tip vortices that look like fractals expanding away in oscillation left to right.
That was wind,i thought a stream of fast water,makes sense it been wind,water off the tyres and spoilers
you mean the aerodynamic simulation acts just like rain. Let's stay humble to nature 😊
One can also see its "tracks" since the car is going so fast the pavement gets heated and less time for more rain to hit the surface.
That is one of the greatest F1 shots I have seen and I have been watching the sport for 36 years, well done on that, fantastic job
I wholeheartedly agree ‼️ and I’ve been watching since 93‼️
That is some amazing technology, and some amazing flying. Hat's off!
bro those shot whit max and the spray from the rb20 looked so amazing, thank you for doing this it was dope
you are welcome, thank YOU for all the support ❤️
@@redbull bro is doing side quests while everyone is struggling to make a car💀💀💀💀💀💀💀. dudududududududududu ! MAX VERSTAPPEN !
....and when did they do this? This is an RB20 😅
@@iamovain They did it the day before their lauch of the car im pretty sure, every team gets a "shakedown" lap to test the car.
9:34 the rain is not unfortunate at all, it's an amazing visualizer for the aerodynamics of the F1 car!
That is kind of what i was thinking but it is also a shame since dry laps are quite significantly faster
@@samuelcanberger7252 no wonder, you see the F1 car here multiple times go into a drift during acceleration after the corners. Crazy torque but too slippry.
@@samuelcanberger7252I mean, the drone would also be faster without rain. The humidity and actual raindrops probably slow it down quite a bit.
The entire point was to see if the drone could keep up. They get the best car and the best driver but then the track is wet. Its a bit of an anticlimax. If you want the visualizer you can get this in another video, this was about going as fast as possible.
You guys are exactly dicussing whats going to my mind after this video. Insane engineering from both the drone guys and rbr, and insane skill from both max, liam, david and last but definitly not the least the drone flyer but would have loved to see max and the drone guy go around a dry track.
I've watched F1 for more years than I care to remember and this has to be one of the most awesome things I've seen. A drone that can not only keep up with a modern F1 car, but also keep that car nicely framed whilst filming. Amazing piloting, amazing drone, very well done
the battery life on this drone is probably 10 min tops lol... not going to be used for anything useful like filming a race
@@qbertgamingIf implemented, it’s very unlikely they’d only run one drone. 8 drones with short battery life would be sufficient and this is F1. They’re not short of £$! Haha
@@qbertgaming this is the worst the technology will ever be
Me too 1979 was my first F1 race because I was there in the pit lane during the race at Kyalami it’s amazing the drone didn’t catch fire or something… brilliant pilot all those obstacles as well.. and done manually.
AMAZING - Absolutely loved this video! The team behind the drone is incredibly talented-what a genius creation! Max handled the wet conditions like a pro, and the sliding was such a thrill to watch. Seeing it all from this perspective is just mind-blowing! 👏🔥
This drone footage is SICK. Those drones MUST become part of the F1 live broadcasting!
Bit risky. Dude loses control and someone in the crowd wears it.
Think about safety, a few kg Flying 300kmh on your head...
depending on the operator it should be safer than the cars to be honest. I say that from an FPV perspective (which is what brought me here) as opposed to an F1 perspective so I might be talking nonsense. Point is, a professionally operated drone of that size following the track poses little to no risk to spectators. The more commonly and currently used cinelifters are way more dangerous due to their weight and the power of their slicy bits@@bartoszpiacko9319
They could easily build Gantry systems on parts of the track and get a cable pulling the camera to at least get some top down shots.
@@Teh_Yeet or just fly a helicopter with a camera in it.
Imagine having something like this in F1.. these kinds of shots on a quali lap or in a 2 car battle would be sick
not sure they will be able to do such a thing cos of safety grounds...
Yeah, I know I'm a stick in the mud for saying this, but the issue would be if the drone failed and fell on the track, especially on or in the way of a car.
@@hangingchad_I'd be more worried about the spectators, 350 km/h drone to the head wouldn't be pretty.
@@FINtr0ll99 Easy, everyone gets helmets! Should look cool to have the stands full of racedriver looking people.
Soon. We already got drones but just followers not speed drones.
Dear @Formula1 , please include this in all broadcasts ASAP - this would be the best view of a race ever!!! Yours truly, every F1 fan in the world
yeah it would be amazing especially when overtaking opportunities!
Thats hard, needs live broadcasting, it can just do a full lap, human fault with such a drone can be dangerous.
@@martijnvkk well, obviously it can do a full lap, but yes, the reliability of it not crashing and putting drivers in danger is high. like the skiing world cup incident where drone nearly hit Hirscher, but that was 8 years ago.
They can do this if they automate it to follow a particular car@@martijnvkk
That's too risky to be done, FPV drones are not very reliable, if it crash on track, it'll become a dissaster very quickly.
9:15 Like a ninja passing by quickly
AWESOME! and thank you for N O T adding music in the last test lap sequence! Far more intense without.
Note they added the sound track recorded on the car. Otherwise you would have heard mainly the drone. The sound was very intentional
@@bandobandit353 Something tells me you're the best engineer in the world. Normal people surely would've thought it's the sound of the drones engine that we hear... right?
@@kontoname 99% people who never used drone doesn't think about sound. So yeah, pointing out that it was recorded on the car is valid.
The car is music
@@gronksteady My Point 100%
The tail wagging of the RB20 and Max's subtle corrections are very enjoyable.
Won’t really happen a lot when the track is dry.
It should be noted that at either of these points, any one of the people who watched that video would have crashed the car with near certainty.
@efallenJust look at how fast the correction took place, at absolute most it was still 0.8 of a second at most. For Max to correct it in that time, he was already correcting it in half that time, so around 0.4second at most. As you said, 99/9% of people would have instantly crashed it, and those that didn't would still be in for a wild ride.
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@@feynthefallen bold of you to assume we won't just stall it
What most people don't realize by this drone footage...is that yes, this gives an entirely different perspective of the race but more importantly is how amazing the skill level of the drivers are. The vapor trail left by the cars means that anyone that is in the slipstream have almost zero visibility when racing in the rain. Truly amazing.
yes, and the opposite in the dry, drivers deal with all the turbulence but can't see it.
New FIA regulation incoming.
what most people dont realize is this channel is called redbull (definately not me uk)
Unfortunately game footage from in-game follow cams have diluted how awesome this real life footage is.
And that was a tiny vapor trail. Sadly, ever since Whiting died, F1 has become a sissy sport where anytime a car pulls off track, no matter how safely, they throw an SC or VSC. It started getting out of control and somehow even got worse after Massi was replaced with Niels Wittich and his buddy (I forgot his name). And they don’t even let them race in full wet conditions anymore. They’ve even thrown red flags for gravel!
I'm actually shocked at how BEAUTIFUL this was...THANK YOU FOR SHARING THIS!
honestly seeing an entire full lap from that perspective in the rain is absolutely amazing. You can really see what kind of difference it makes to the control of the car compared to the dry one. Also the water mist really highlights the aerodynamic features of the car. That's art right there.
Someone seeing it for what it is! We're some of the first humans to witness physics play out like that with such detail and intent.
someone gets it !
This footage... unlike race day footage... conveyed SO MUCH SPEED. It really showed off how fast these cars are and even how much water is really kicked up. Would love to see this as a race day camera.
that shot when you oversot and caught max going through the corner was really impresive and cool
Incredible skill keeping the camera on him.
i think that was an intentional move by the drone pilot
@@cleversasquatch that was on purpose...
Weak
11:13
Epic! Whoever edits these videos does a great job, too.
The foottage was just epic - the dry footage with Liam Lawson driving was brilliant.
That shot was probably much faster than Max on the wet
Thank you for not drowning everything out with music.
Came here to say the same thing! No music, no talking over it, no gimmicky effect. 👌
3:46 That transition was clean
why does the drone operator in the drag race looks like a harkonen assassin from the movie Dune
fr
Love these FPV transitions!
@@BuckingHorse-Bullgoggles are way easier to see through than a monitor
That was badass. Seeing the rain make perfect aero shapes coming off the car was so cool
this is such a cool perspective to watch 😎
huge congrats for the drone development! pretty remarkable! 👏😎
Really didn't expect u here lol
@@Nebby_Webbyme neither lol
I think the rain "helped" the visuals. Absolutely beautiful.
Definitely. Especially when the car kinda splatters the water in the ground, it almost looks like it's smoking from how fast it is. Very cool imo
it's also absolutely fascinating to see the instabilities and difficulties from the rain. i really gives a better feeling for what these cars actually do.
that is such a win for any race sport.
Giving away redbulls Aero secrets 😅
would love to see that from the side
@@occidere13 It looked like a boat race to me.
It was amazing to see all the f1 drivers give them props for the drone design and recognize the skill it takes to pilot the drone
I know drone racing exist but it will be awesome to see drones race at f1 speeds
Next stop...Ukraine
You realize they were directed to say that for the video
Yes there were lots of F1 drivers and also there was David Coultard... the tourist.
The drone looks like a flying dildo, but it did keep up with Max, even though he was slowed a bit by a wet track.
These speeds, with THAT MUCH water on the track... I have a whole new appreciation for the driver, and the tire technology. I'm glad this was filmed in the wet. Huge props 👍
“Bit of shame with the rain” dude the rain makes it look SO much more epic the water behind the car it just looks so much more unbelievable !
Yeah but his car is better without Rain, i think he is talking about speed.
The drone still flight vertically and horizontally coursing longuer than the car....
@10:52 rain made Max slip.
That's gear down and gear UP to increase RPM !
Cool for us, but worse for him.
My god. I'm actually on the edge of my seat!! Almost looks like you're playing a video game, but 100 times better! Respect to the drivers and crew for showing their appreciation to the drone!
@HoutrXuero did I spell something wrong there lol
Seriously cool. I do appreciate that there was no background music in the final drone shot, just the raw footage.
You didn't hear the Vivaldi?
@@andrewvelonis5940 You didn't watch the video? It was played at the end.
I mean it of course was not the raw footage since you can't hear the drone itself
Thats right, add some music from engine. 😂😂😂@@poo2uhaha
I do wish they had put a speedometer in the corner though. It would've been cool to see just how fast that drone was going
I see a military contract in the works🤣
The rain was a blessing in disguise. The water drops showed the aerodynamics around track like never before. Amazing!
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Yeah but not good in showing the F1 speed.
Plus it helped keep the drone cool.
Yes the wet track led to slower driving and this made it easier for the drone to keep up.
@@jamesbrummett9530 I think the drone could easily outperform the f1 car, but they didn't want to do it, to record the whole lap with the car in frame.
I'm not an F1 buff, but this is one of the coolest things you'll see all year.
David's reaction to hearing it go past the first time... priceless.
Not a f1 buff but knows david😁
Now you are F1 fan:)
And then Gianpiero (max engineer) asking questions like a kid in college with a new toy 🤣 priceless
I have to say that this is the first time I got to feel and appreciate the speed of a F1 car.
Well done.
yea m2
It would look less fast/impressive if they actually used a non-wide angle lens. Same with all these "mountain downhill adrenaline run" videos where the video is all distorted from the wide angle.
Basically it LOOKS faster than it's actually going. That's why the F1 car is all stretched in this video.
That's literally insane! 😮🔥
Insanely brave of the drivers to be willing to have a prototype drone that they lost control of at one point flying over their heads while driving.
"Nice job guys, we'll take it from here." slaps a redbull logo on it.
They said they change the material to lighter one, right?
Now the body is made from a can of red bull.
@@ababil2408😂😂😂😂😂
We all know vinyls make it faster!
Now it has FIA privileges, that's why it's faster.
It only had propellers.. now it has wings!
The hidden artists of this video are absolutely the sound designers. You guys did an amazing job on the audio for the drone shots, since those couldn't be recorded from the drone itself.
I guess they just recorded it in the car and synced it.
Exactly! 70% of what we see is what we hear, ppl just don't notice it because it's that good
@@dominus6695 "just" haha. Have you every tried to record something at 140dB?
Stupidest comment ever.
@@AdamHarte I believe f1 team already figuring out this thing since broadcasting to TV became mainstream
If there is one thing that Red Bull always does right its their action sports content. You deliver some of the most record breaking and enthralling ventures for people to watch. What people since many decades ago watched in Olympics, you gave them a better fodder also at a much lower price. Also you're giving lots of money to people out there involved in high action sports that makes their lives better. Thank you for what you do, Red Bull.
That is just utter brilliance what set of passionate people turns on the eureka moment of discovering new way of watching f1 in future
thank you 💪
I am following formula 1 for three decades now. My eyes teared up when I first saw that full lap of max in the rain. the sense of speed you get from that drone shot I just incredible - what a time to be alive as an f1 fan.
I'm right there with you. at age 61 and watching since child. this has to be the best view ever!!!!!
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Transition from Dron view to record view was amazing.
Still the dry lap of Lawson look funnier due to closeups.
for real
Here I am just now becoming a fan of F1. Haven't even watched a race, yet and this is the first footage I'm really watching (aside from small crash clips etc. from over the years)
honestly man that build up and transition from the analog fpv to the full hd final with the sound design always gives me goosebumps
for real🔥
Top quality. Amazing. Pat on the back to everyone involved.
this footage shows really how incredibly fast f1 drivers reflexes are and how well max understands the car already. The speed at which he not only notices the rear slips and breaks out, but also adjust accordingly is truly mind boggling. Also this view makes for great visualization for racing lines while still giving the perspective of speed so one can better understand how familiar drivers have to be with the circuit to keep so tight to their desired lines, adapt in time when trying an overtake maneuver and sliding right back after
Also, notice how tight he's staying to the slightly dryer line from a previous lap. Absolute masterclass, and you already know Max sees a hundred things he could have done different on that lap.
It really is pod racing.
Relative to how extreme the speeds are, it's also quite safe if you crash. Imagine the old 50s style ones crashing at today's speeds.
Yeah, this was their filming day before preseason testing. They don't get much time on track, and it's the first shake-out for a new car. This might have been one of the very first laps Max had in this car, and it was raining. The car control to put that lap together is out of this world.
Max is arguably the best driver in the history in terms of catching oversteering, many of his teammates said his car is undrivable for them because how extreme Max setup his car
@@letsburn00 your comparison to 50s cars is completely irrelevant, what does that have to do with Max driving in the rain here? F1 is still extremely dangerous. Sure, crashing into a tire and foam barrier isn't as dangerous, but car collisions are easily deadly.
To the editors: Showing off bits and bobs of the flight in crappy quality was a genius way to really cause an impact for the final flight. I loved it!
The lower quality footage with the telemetry is the real-time video seen by the pilot, can't really go for filming quality on the operation critical feed
I think the drone has two cameras, the poor quality one is a live feed to the pilot’s headset, and the other camera records in HD and is saved to storage.
@@michaelchapman707 In the video, you could see people watching the HD video on the laptop, so you're probably right.
@@michaelchapman707 4k, this is a 4k video.
@@michaelchapman707 The following is my deduction from the video. The drone has 1 camera. The footage is transmitted live in low quality to the pilot but recorded in the drone in high quality. This explains why the footage has to be viewed after the race: they have to download it.
That guy is something else man. The tail kicking out at 280 kmh and the smoothest recovery it’s almost unnoticeable
Thats probably because he is so used with huge oversteering cars and handling its tail anyways
Very hard with grippy wide tires
Cry me a river @@AmariLambo
@@lajsna9936 what?!
@@lajsna9936 tell me you know nothing about cars without telling me you know nothing about cars lol
Ill explain maybe children will be reading this, it’s harder with more grip because of the much greater intertia of the car when cornering at huge speeds and g forces, when traction finally goes it snaps like a light switch, it’s why f1 spins hard to recover yet rally with very low traction they are almost sliding every turn, vintage racing on skinny tires slides are very recoverable too (again lower traction)
I would not be surprised if F1 incorporates this some how in the future. This just gives such an amazing perspective and shows you how fast these cars are moving.
Red Bull is literally doing side quests at this point 💀💀
we're just having fun 😉
@@redbullyes people forget how all these sports got started….because it was fun…
@@redbullI’m already congratulating u guys on winning the 2024 season before it even started 💀💀
@@redbull hey is it possible to put a pu unit ona a v10 at 16k to 18k rpm
Just make it a 2.5l engine
11:55 _Shame with the rain..._ No dude, the rain made it *EPIC!* Those little shockwave looking things off the back of the car.. so awesome!
Yeah suddenly turning from interesting to see to wow that has scientific value.
Also more of the back end slipping out in oversteer and Max controlling it like a boss. epic, epic shots
But the screwed up thing was the entire reason they gave for needing the Red Bull engineering team to make the drone better was completely wasted on account of the rain. Nearly any average driver is immensely faster on a dry track than the best driver in the world is on a wet track.
I ALSO THOUGHT THE SAME. IT WAS LIKE IN A MOVIE.
OMG.
I couldn't really get a great view, but I think it was a Kármán vortex street forming behind the car
But could it keep up with The Stig?
some say the Stig is pretty fast… but all we know is, it’ll easily keep up 😉
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official tg and only 11 likes?
"Jeremy clarkson voice" 😅😅
How is the Stig finding retirement?
I really like the F1 chase drone perspective…👍👍👍‼️ Well done!👏
I think the rain actually makes the challenge/video even better
I don't know about the CHALLENGE aspect (I mean if the drone can more easily keep up now.. where's the challenge?) but the footage looks incredible.. the taillights illuminating the water plumes.. fantastic stuff.
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yeah it really shows off how it deal with redirecting the water. it's incredible they can still accelerate like that in the rain.
@@phattjohnson creating such a small drone capable of going 300 km/h is not that easy lol
It definitely made the footage better, if not the challenge. Showing every skid and slide and how much Max and the car struggled was immense.
It really changed my perspective about F1. We are just watching cars coming and going but now, you can see how Max is struggling in the rain and the power of the car is immense. Great video thanks to everyone who realizes this idea.
this drone - nice idea for war fpv-drone in Ukraine