Now that is what you call motor racing like it used to be,thundering race cars creating wheel to wheel action,I love it. And the commentators do a great job too, my heart is pumping.
Hi Phil, you're right, they are great races. I think the S5000 class having less onus on aerodynamic downforce lets these cars run much closer to each other than would otherwise be possible. Glad you enjoyed the race. Cheers Jamie
Add my massive thanks for this upload, these cars are the bees-knees. After life as schummi's tail-gunner, it turns out that Rubens still has the heart of a true racer. Who would have guessed? Maximum respect.
He's a thorough gentleman too it seems. So fortunate to have him at the opening of the S5000 series, a real asset to motorsport, regardless of the class.
Thank you for uploading these, Jamie. Especially valuable for those of us who have become intrigued by this series but live on the other side of the world, so don't get to see it live (well, not without getting up in the middle of the night anyway!). Hope you will be able to upload more races as the season goes on. Many thanks.
Hello Luke, I appreciate your feedback. I hope to be able to share the entire S5000 (inaugural) series for the enjoyment of fellow race fans like ourselves. The interest in this new "Formula" is growing here in Australia and for good reason. The next round is not until November (15-17) at "The Bend Motorsport Park" in South Australia. This will be an interesting venue for the S5000's. Cheers Jamie
I didn't know about this series until last week. Recently I've been saying on boards that I think OW series should NOT be adopting hybrids in order to court manufacturers and that someone like Indycar should instead use production crate engines and let tuners have at them. Here we are. S5000. It's brilliant. Leave it to Australia to understand what a good ball busting racing series can be, and to move forward by going back to basics.
I like the simplicity of the S5000's too. There is also talk of an endurance race with the new cars at our Mount Panorama circuit next year. "The Mountain" as it is affectionately known. It is a great circuit. ( www.mount-panorama.com.au/track/circuit-facts ) have a look, you will see what I mean. It is a street circuit but.... Ol' School.
it was their first race weekend, its was effectively a test session. They will be a support class at a F1 in melbourne. The class owner also own a few others here in aus one is the rights for TCR. They also last week got announced as the a winner of the a 5th race weekend at bathurst. It will be a endurance TCR race, but these will most definately get a blast around the mountain on the weekend.
What a cool class of racing. I just discovered it this afternoon. Wheel to wheel single seat V8 racing in Australia. Thanks for posting mate. I hope it gets the attention it deserves.
Thanks Les. They are cool aren't they 😎 I think given the interest I've seen the formula in the last couple of months, is beginning to feel like the S5000's will take off in 2020. Really appreciate hearing from you. Cheers & thanks Jamie
Thanks Arthur. I thought there would be more noise about this in Brazil too, it is strange. Off topic, you sound like you have spent time in my part of the world (Australia). Thanks for sharing your info. All the Best Jamie
It’s been a very long time since I’ve been excited during an open wheeler race. These things are designed around the things we all want from motorsports, good looks, great v8 rumble, nose to tail battles and attitude. To see Rubens behind the wheel is awesome, this category will go far
They do sound great don't they. I think there was some time invested on the exhaust set up for the S5000's specifically. That said Ford has done a great job with the 5.0L Coyote "Aluminator" 32-valve DOHC V-8
The do sound great don't they. They are reminiscent of the old Formula 5000 cars of the 60's, 70's and early 80's, just a lot faster & safer. Thanks for your thoughts Cheers Jamie.
The first two races were qualifying and this being the first time the S5000's have been used in anger (first real races ever), maybe there was some caution exercised. Not sure if this is how they will continue to roll out. They are cool though, I agree ;-)
The 5 litre naturally-aspirated quad-cam Ford Coyote V8 does sound sweet & an open-wheel class of car that weighs in at 900 kg, with 560 hp (420 kW) & 460 lb⋅ft (620 N⋅m) of torque will provide some great racing. Thanks for your comment :)
@@jamiewadley Great. Go again next year. They're doing a support race for the Grand Prix. You have to experience these things in the flesh. I was there every day. I think the three things I will remember best are the first qualifying race, when the whole field came swooping over the hill and down into Dandenong Rd corner. The place was electric. I couldn't take pictures. I just kind of stood there open mouthed. It was visceral as much as visual. I can't remember experiencing that even at an F1 event. The second thing was Rubens coming over the hill on Friday, visibly faster than anyone else. Finally those two moments when the triplet of cars: Macrow, Martin and Golding came over the hill side-by-side and finally Martin's move on Alex Davison.
I think looks, in this case, maybe deceiving. Less in the line of sight for the drivers, while still offering FIA sanctioned amounts of driver safety & protection is a good thing.
Yeah, we do. Phillip Island, SMSP, The Bend and Albert Park as a support race for the AGP are all on the race list. There will also be a Bathurst round but personally, I don’t think it’s a great idea. And by the way, anyone who was at Sandown - I was there every day - will tell you how amazing they were at the so-called “Home of Horsepower”.
This reminds me of the scene in The Crying Game, when the girl drops her dress and she has a wiener. These formula cars go by and they sound like Nascar. I don't like it.
I guess the concept behind the S5000 is for an affordable high-performance open-wheel race car. One that does not take millions to put on the track and one where the playing field is not slanted toward teams with the deepest pockets. That said, they are powered by a Ford V8, so some similarity between the note of the 5.9 litre V8's used in NASCAR and the 5.0-litre naturally-aspirated quad-cam Ford Coyote V8 is to be expected. An open-wheel class of car that weighs in at 900kg propelled by 560 hp (420 kW) of power and 460 lb⋅ft (620 N⋅m) of torque does make for an excellent racing formula. Just FYI, I believe an S5000 car costs about $300-350k (AUD). This budget would not go far in F1 and it is not what the S5000's are about. Cheers & Thanks Jamie
Now that is what you call motor racing like it used to be,thundering race cars creating wheel to wheel action,I love it.
And the commentators do a great job too, my heart is pumping.
Hi Phil, you're right, they are great races. I think the S5000 class having less onus on aerodynamic downforce lets these cars run much closer to each other than would otherwise be possible. Glad you enjoyed the race. Cheers Jamie
Rubinho é o cara! 🚀🔥
Add my massive thanks for this upload, these cars are the bees-knees.
After life as schummi's tail-gunner, it turns out that Rubens still has the heart of a true racer. Who would have guessed? Maximum respect.
He's a thorough gentleman too it seems. So fortunate to have him at the opening of the S5000 series, a real asset to motorsport, regardless of the class.
dang, single-seater chassis mated with crossplane V8 sound. a bit bizzarre at first, but now I'm craving for more.
Nurrahman Dwi Haryoso - search up “Formula 5000” “Tasman Series” and “Questor Grand Prix” to see examples of this being done in the past.
@@88SC there was also Indy Racing League in 1997
The noise these things make is fantastic
You should see them in the flesh.
Thank you for uploading these, Jamie. Especially valuable for those of us who have become intrigued by this series but live on the other side of the world, so don't get to see it live (well, not without getting up in the middle of the night anyway!). Hope you will be able to upload more races as the season goes on. Many thanks.
Hello Luke, I appreciate your feedback. I hope to be able to share the entire S5000 (inaugural) series for the enjoyment of fellow race fans like ourselves. The interest in this new "Formula" is growing here in Australia and for good reason. The next round is not until November (15-17) at "The Bend Motorsport Park" in South Australia. This will be an interesting venue for the S5000's. Cheers Jamie
are these streamed live mate?
cleadge They are. Motorsports tv.
@@thethirdman225 cool, cheers for the info
Formula 5000 LIVES AGAIN! This sounds cool!
That's what it reminds me of. I recall seeing the occasional Formula 5000 race on TV as a kid.
I didn't know about this series until last week. Recently I've been saying on boards that I think OW series should NOT be adopting hybrids in order to court manufacturers and that someone like Indycar should instead use production crate engines and let tuners have at them. Here we are. S5000. It's brilliant. Leave it to Australia to understand what a good ball busting racing series can be, and to move forward by going back to basics.
I like the simplicity of the S5000's too. There is also talk of an endurance race with the new cars at our Mount Panorama circuit next year. "The Mountain" as it is affectionately known. It is a great circuit. ( www.mount-panorama.com.au/track/circuit-facts ) have a look, you will see what I mean. It is a street circuit but.... Ol' School.
@@jamiewadleyas soon as I was done watching these videos I was hoping someone would say that. ;)
WOOHOO! Nuff said.
it was their first race weekend, its was effectively a test session. They will be a support class at a F1 in melbourne. The class owner also own a few others here in aus one is the rights for TCR. They also last week got announced as the a winner of the a 5th race weekend at bathurst.
It will be a endurance TCR race, but these will most definately get a blast around the mountain on the weekend.
@@richardthomson4693 5th @ Bathurst? What are they all?
1. Bathurst 1000
2. Bathurst 12 hr
3. ?
4. ?
5. ?
Merecedor , sucesso Rubens....
vai rubito!!! straya!!!
What a cool class of racing. I just discovered it this afternoon. Wheel to wheel single seat V8 racing in Australia. Thanks for posting mate. I hope it gets the attention it deserves.
Thanks Les. They are cool aren't they 😎 I think given the interest I've seen the formula in the last couple of months, is beginning to feel like the S5000's will take off in 2020. Really appreciate hearing from you.
Cheers & thanks
Jamie
Love the v8 sound
Rubens=Experience=Tyre Management
I'd love to see these at Road America
barichello still in there! He is a legend!
Thanks mate, strangely even with all the hype sorrounding Rubens' presence on the debut races I couldn't watch it live anywhere here in Brazil.
Thanks Arthur. I thought there would be more noise about this in Brazil too, it is strange. Off topic, you sound like you have spent time in my part of the world (Australia). Thanks for sharing your info.
All the Best
Jamie
@@jamiewadley Indeed, I've lived in New Zealand for a little bit, just across the ditch.
Grande piloto
Rubinho avante
V8 supercar sound with an open wheel twist. I like it.
They don't actually sound much like a V8 Stupidcar (thank God). They are a lot more guttural and raw.
Looking good so far. Hope the development continues and the S 5000 series gathers popularity. So much better than Supercars
I’ve been waiting for this to happen and I’m very happy with it.
Thanks Dino. Pleased to hear it.🏁 Very cool name too 😎
It’s been a very long time since I’ve been excited during an open wheeler race. These things are designed around the things we all want from motorsports, good looks, great v8 rumble, nose to tail battles and attitude. To see Rubens behind the wheel is awesome, this category will go far
Agree 100% Dino.
Cheers Jamie
I love this class of racing.
Best is v8 supercars 2nd is s5000 but i want to see greg murphy in a full time drive in this s5000 class
I wish Sinona would drive one.
Go Barrica !!!?...
thank you👍👍
My pleasure :)
Would love to see these at bathurst.
I think this is on the cards. Conrod straight would really let these car wind up. :)
What a nice sound...
They do sound great don't they. I think there was some time invested on the exhaust set up for the S5000's specifically. That said Ford has done a great job with the 5.0L Coyote "Aluminator" 32-valve DOHC V-8
@@jamiewadley Yep, they did a great job on the sound. And I wish they would use similar engines in the F1. "Sigh".
Oh the sound! love it, I'm Hooked
The do sound great don't they. They are reminiscent of the old Formula 5000 cars of the 60's, 70's and early 80's, just a lot faster & safer. Thanks for your thoughts Cheers Jamie.
Go111
Miito bom...já está passando na SKY? Em qual canal?
Motorsports tv
I get it less down force,mechanical grip it's cool,but why two races and all that?
The first two races were qualifying and this being the first time the S5000's have been used in anger (first real races ever), maybe there was some caution exercised. Not sure if this is how they will continue to roll out. They are cool though, I agree ;-)
Formula Bogan, I like it.
3:40 the sound of that intake manifold (I think that;s what it is?) when he goes off the gas is amazing.
The 5 litre naturally-aspirated quad-cam Ford Coyote V8 does sound sweet & an open-wheel class of car that weighs in at 900 kg, with 560 hp (420 kW) & 460 lb⋅ft (620 N⋅m) of torque will provide some great racing. Thanks for your comment :)
Jamie Wadley I didn't ask for a spec dump, but heck yeah.
@@ThomasNing Sorry Thomas :\ Think I got a little carried away. Have a good one & thanks
Tks
No Problem - Final Race of the day to come, enjoy :)
Get rid of the mufflers and it'll be even better.
They sounded good up close. Not so good on TV or via the stream.
Like the F1, you feel it, not hear it :)
@@jamiewadley Just out of interest, did you go?
@@thethirdman225Hello TTM, no, I didn't get to Sandown. I did make it to the Melbourne F1 earlier in the year 🏁 which prompt my reply.
@@jamiewadley Great. Go again next year. They're doing a support race for the Grand Prix. You have to experience these things in the flesh. I was there every day. I think the three things I will remember best are the first qualifying race, when the whole field came swooping over the hill and down into Dandenong Rd corner. The place was electric. I couldn't take pictures. I just kind of stood there open mouthed. It was visceral as much as visual. I can't remember experiencing that even at an F1 event. The second thing was Rubens coming over the hill on Friday, visibly faster than anyone else. Finally those two moments when the triplet of cars: Macrow, Martin and Golding came over the hill side-by-side and finally Martin's move on Alex Davison.
👍🏻
Glad you enjoyed the S5000's Luiz
Halo looks flimsy compared to F1 halo
I think looks, in this case, maybe deceiving. Less in the line of sight for the drivers, while still offering FIA sanctioned amounts of driver safety & protection is a good thing.
pretty average
Australia doesn't have race tracks to suit this type of car .
Yeah, we do. Phillip Island, SMSP, The Bend and Albert Park as a support race for the AGP are all on the race list. There will also be a Bathurst round but personally, I don’t think it’s a great idea.
And by the way, anyone who was at Sandown - I was there every day - will tell you how amazing they were at the so-called “Home of Horsepower”.
This reminds me of the scene in The Crying Game, when the girl drops her dress and she has a wiener. These formula cars go by and they sound like Nascar. I don't like it.
I guess the concept behind the S5000 is for an affordable high-performance open-wheel race car. One that does not take millions to put on the track and one where the playing field is not slanted toward teams with the deepest pockets. That said, they are powered by a Ford V8, so some similarity between the note of the 5.9 litre V8's used in NASCAR and the 5.0-litre naturally-aspirated quad-cam Ford Coyote V8 is to be expected. An open-wheel class of car that weighs in at 900kg propelled by 560 hp (420 kW) of power and 460 lb⋅ft (620 N⋅m) of torque does make for an excellent racing formula. Just FYI, I believe an S5000 car costs about $300-350k (AUD). This budget would not go far in F1 and it is not what the S5000's are about. Cheers & Thanks Jamie
Rubens Barriquelo é tri atleta, corre,pedala,e nada! Rsrsrs