IndyCar VS F1 sound battle
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IndyCar's current v6 sounds better than F1's current v6.
Yep, it seems to have this raw, sound not heard in current F1 cars, maybe the Honda F1 engine comes close, but the Indycar's turbo v6 sounds better.
wtf guys this is unfair, everyone hates the F1 V6 while they love the V6 in the Indy cars, wtf is this?
@@jamesjordan4955 that’s the dumbest difference ever, fuel can’t change the sound of the V6, only the way the V6 was built can change the sound of the engine
@@superbrownsheep3777 the MGU-H is a part of the engine in the F1 V6 that’s not found in the Indycar V6. It’s one of the components attributed to the current F1 engine’s lack of satisfying noise, and most of the non engine constructors have lobbied for its removal multiple times.
Agreed
The 90s and 2000s indycar sound WAS AND IS INDYCAR! that sound epitomized what an indycar was. I miss that sound
Absolutely agree 100 percent!!! Those 90's 2000's indycar engine sounds were beyond amazing!!!!
Damn that 90’s era was dope AF
@Str8DV8 F1 fans also feel your pain. Only Hybrid V6s now. I really miss the era of V8 F1. Especially the 2011 season with the exhaust blown diffuser. It gave them such a unique sound when decelerating and downshifting.
Str8DV8 They sound like a Vacuum Cleaner now. And they will sound more like A Vacuum Cleaner once the V4's come out. What a disgrace.
@@thee8858 Who tf said there was V4's coming to F1
@@thee8858 nah that’s just TV ,if you go to an actual race they sound amazing
Opening intro sound lost the competition
You got some of F1's engine history wrong. No V12 engines competed in F1 during the 2000s. From 1989-1995, F1 teams could run any cylinder configuration they wanted for their engines, so long as they were naturally aspirated and had no more than 3.5L of displacment. This period is often referred to as the "V12 era" of F1, despite the fact that V12s were common in F1 before the mid-to-late-1980s turbo era, and the reality that V10s were actually more popular and won more championships during the 1989-1995 period. Nonetheless, this period featured iconic cars like Ayrton Senna's 1991 Championship-winning Honda V12-powered McLaren MP4/6, several legendary V12 Ferraris, and the gloriously unreliable Lamborghini V12, among others. For the 1995 season, the regulations changed from 3.5L to a 3.0L formula. Teams could still run a V8, V10 or V12, but every driver who won the WDC from 1995-1999 did so with either a Renault or Mercedes-built V10. The 3.0L V12-powered 412 T2 chassis that Ferrari competed with in the 1995 season was the final F1 car to race with a V12. In 2000, the 3.0L V10 configuration was made mandatory for all teams. This lasted through the 2005 season, and for 2006 the regulations changed to a much more specific formula of a 2.4L 90⁰ V8 with a maximum bore diameter of 98mm. Since they couldn't find a V8 engine supplier in time, the newly-formed Scuderia Toro Rosso (formerly Minardi) was actually allowed to continue racing with a 3.0L Cosworth V10 in 2006, with an air restrictor and a 17,000rpm rev limiter installed (that year, several teams had V8s capable of revving beyond 20,000rpm). That was the last F1 car to race with a V10 engine. By the 2007 season, every F1 driver on the grid was racing with a regulation 2.4L V8.
Ahh the sound of open wheel, high performance cars. Sounds like victory.
Oh man they all bring me back to the glory days of open wheel racing. The sounds, it smelled different, it was more raw.
Love seeing that 1980's Johnny Rutherford car, brings back memories, all good ones.
The 2000s F1 Car ist a v10
Is or isn't?
@@TheSmokeeeey is
Where's the F1 V8s?
1:55 hillclimb Nevegal (Belluno, Italy)
The 2001 F1 engine tho 😫🥵
100 likes 0 dislike, we have normal people
I can't Believe how Amazing that V8 1990's Indycar sounds. Of course the Ferrari V12 sounds Amazing as well.
Missed those V12 & V10 engines ... V8 still acceptable but V6 is definately too anemic to be on the Racing Circuit! Soon we will have to welcome the eMotor Racings with the Turbine Sound , which are the Future & Better for the environment! 🕯🌷🌿🌏🇨🇭
I think it’s sad that the f1 v6s sound so much worse then they did in the 80s
Honda’s V6 sounded good
Hope the world explodes & comes to a fiery end before everything becomes powered by EMO motors. ( EMO, Electric Motor Operated)
lmaoo
What’s happened to these categories of Motorsport now where the sound has gotten worse. Wake up F1 and Indycar.
i love the sound of the indycars, i hear em all the time and they are perfect
3:23 It's a Formula 1 V10, not a V12!!!!
What? No V8s with blown diffusers?
The Indy’s V6 sounds Good! better than the F1 Tbh
Whoever made this ya got the engines wrong, 2000s f1 ran V10s
Tbh, the 1990 ‘s Indy car reminds me a lot of a 1990’s F1 car.
I wish F1 would go back to V8s or V10s. Indycar would go back to CART / ChampCar 2.65L turbo V8s. The sound with these engines would destroy the current blender-sounding motors
Please bring back V10s and V12s
All I'm asking
1:14 Now that is a true F1 V6! not those bull***t vacuum cleaners.
Same Shit man
thats a V12
That number two unser Jr car looked and sounded like the Mercedes chassis that got banned, not a chevy
90s Indycar? IDK...
Indy 500 is better by far, I've never even seen one of these cars before. Been missing out
you got your f1 engines mixed up 2000s is a v10 and 90s was a v12
The early 90s were a cool time for f1 engines. Some teams ran v10s, some v12s, some even ran v8s. But yes the early 2000 were just v10
In 2000 it was a v10
The Red ♥️ Ferrari was V10
If i'm correct, should be the f2004, one of the most crazy f1 car, really powerfull!
Sound it’s a problem. But than you have to factor in that F1 engines are the most efficient engine that the planet has ever seen
Judd v8 🥴
good old F1 v12 engine
Indycar wins for me.
F1 é melhor em todos os aspectos 💪🖒😁
sem chance. CART em 2000 gil de ferran Brasuka a 400kh/h comprovou isso ruclips.net/video/DF8GTL0_rMA/видео.html
The sound of that intro definitely sucked and that ain't an opinion.
That's a fact.
1995-2000's CART/Indycars and V10/V8 F1s were the best sounding cars, the rest are just shit.
V12 for the win
This is so biased. Only shown F1 cars.
Get rid of the V-6 engines and get back to the V-8,10, 12's, It all a bunch of PC garbage.
It would slow them down. Current gen engines are the fastest in terms of power/weight