Art is more about money laundering than it is appreciation of the painting. Here's my tic tac toe game. I value it at 1.35 million. Why thank you sir these 1.35 million dollars are totally legitimate and nothing fishy happened here. Literal rich psychopaths created this. And NFT's are just to digital version of it. If you setup laws to fully audit anyone purchasing or selling more than 1 million in art in a year it'd all magically go away.
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@@tundaslug07 yeah, also charles and sainz, if their cars can live up to their hypes, they could fight for the title to. and lets not forget about george to
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@@alunesh12345 "GOD loves you soo much unconditionally" Oh yeah? Where's my money then? Go tell him to send $15,000,000 straight into my bank account, then we'll talk about unconditional love. Oh and also tell him to send money to all the poor countries and kill their dictators, 'bout time he did something useful.
Hey man! Nothing to do with the video, but I got to say, your channel made a difference for me. I just finished a race driving course at Interlagos in my way to get a BrAzilian Confederation race car license at 35. I’ve always loved racing, but it was you discussing driving techniques and training that motivated me to go through with it. Thanks!
Welcome back Scott, hope you had a good holiday. Callum was a great fill in and he did an incredible job, massive kudos to him and the rest of the team for keeping the high quality production going!
Regarding the Masterworks add. The richest 0.01% that store some of their wealth in art don't do it because they want to profit from growing prices but because they can donate some artworks with fixed prices to museums to get tax deductions. It is only a good investment when you have high income taxes
@@Wuppie62 nope. Read my text again. It'e not about buying the piece alone. There is price fixing at big auction houses that has to be done which means that the "collectors" sometimes have to buy pieces for a way higher price than everyone else thought it was worth. This increases the value of all art pieces of that particular artist which means that the" collector" can donate an art peace to the museum for a price that is estimated and much higher than what he will have payed himself on the free market. To clarify. You buy something cheap. Artificialy inflate prices and then donate the piece toba museum whivh makes you eligable for a tax refund.
I think it could be fixed with more rebound stiffness, but that's just my simple brain thinking of easy solutions. Whatever the engineers come up with would probably be better than my idea
I guess it’s a payoff. Stiffer suspension would be solution but which is more uncomfortable for the driver; porpoising or near-solid suspension? McLaren seem to have dealt with the problem anyway so I have no doubt all the teams will be scrambling to see what they’ve done differently
From an interview, both Toto and Helmut Mark basically said that fixing the porpoising isn't really that difficult, but it is more about finding the fix that works best and doesn't decrease lap time.
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@@tyler_bt3326 the race put a video out on it I believe. The gist of the video was that McLaren is able to creat much stronger vortices from the front of the floor to seal the ground effect in. They had some pictures from the artificial wet weather testing to illustrate it. Pretty interesting video Id recommend you check it out.
So far all the cars look similar, yet so different in the aero department. Cant wait for the season hoping to see some midfield teams hopefully have an unexpectedly brilliant car
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what do you think of the way McLaren have managed to generate huge vortexes to seal the floor ? they seemed to have the least amount of bouncing. you could see it so well in the wet running and the vortexes were much more pronounced along the side of the floor.
@UCIfMCN-efiZp7hVj0ENICLw true. i noticed on the last day of "test" that a few cars had minor changes on the last part of the floor so i assumed this was an area of problems .
McLaren did a really amazing job at creating crucially powerful vortexes around the floor and yeah, they seem to have found the silver lining around the regs. But that doesn't necessarily mean they're gonna come top, other teams might find other solutions before Bahrain imo.
I remember sceptics saying Red Bull lost a lot of valuable time and resources to further their 2021 car. Now you don't hear any of that. If anything, there is a sense of awe for what they've come up with.
Everytime I see the cars bouncing like that I always think of Top Gear... the guys were on a test track with a camper behind them and they were bouncing all over the place. So funny
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Before the 2023 season began Alonso (my boy) came out with a comment, he said Aston has a real chance to challenge for the constructors title, at the time I was troubled for days afterwards thinking why would he say this, he must just be saying what the team wanted but after seeing him this season my love for him for not talking nonsense has gone up 10 fold! Fernando is a true racer and awesome gentleman, he signs all my gear with a smile
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Anti Dive actually prevents dive under braking. Pro Dive creates more dive under braking. I use this on my asphalt modified so the theory given here is actually the opposite idea. Pro - accentuates dive (front a arm mount is lower than the rear). Pro dive will also cause more use of the springs instead of the geometry for compression Anti - reduces dive (front a arm mount is higher than the rear). Anti Dive allows you a softer front spring so the front geometry can account for some "spring rate".
I think redbull will be on top, since this years change was not mechanically/engine , but mostly about aerodynamics and that’s something redbull/newey are very good at
The fact that the windtunnels didn't catch that effect is astonishing. Makes me wonder if these super tweaked front wings really matter, as I've seen many drivers go just as fast after they had a little accident and removed a few bits and pieces here and there...
Guido....thats a very good observation👍👍 i know someone who works on the McL. wind tunnel, and just sent that very question... not sure i'll get a reply.... but trying. Cheers👍🇬🇧
@@okgo8315 hey, thanks. That's great. My guess is that the days shows it makes the car more efficient, but the variance in lap to lap time due to the driver and effects like tire degredation, fuel consumption, changing wind conditions and so on are at least of equal magnitude so it's difficult to see the effect. Or maybe it just doesn't work as anticipated, OR the driver extracts...let's say 99% of theoretical lap time and with the car damaged it's 99.06%. So the driver is closer to the limit without knowing.
How a double diffuser work is the title, and the video starts talking about that at exactly at 9:20 out of 10:47 that is the length of the video :)) Would almost call it clickbait if first 9 minutes wouldn't be as technical as they are :)
Isn't the style Leclerc is using now Alonso's calling card? If I remember correctly he was famous for ripping into the corners to be able to straighten out the car out of the corner to be able to get on the throttle much earlier
I just can not wait for 2022 I honestly think this is going to sort the men from the boys and all the reasons why they are not on speed "LETS GO RACING" !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
to be honest, with the previous cars, it was much harder for me to see the differences between the cars, but with the new ones, it's much, much easier for me
Poor-pus-sing...was caught off guard as an American where our pronunciation is poor-pa-sing. Anyway, I absolutely love your detailed information on the new 2022 cars, F1 tech, racing and drivers insight.
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One may assume differential sensors that inform drivers about being within optimal parameters or not, thus helping adopt the drive style nearest to perfection on almost a realtime base. Similarly the sensor data may increase or decrease suspension rigidity mapping independently front and back for optimal balance, based on feedbacks, as a setup tool.
I wonder if personnel that were present 40 years ago that still work for some of the teams today would have any sort of insight from back in the day on how to handle the porpoising issue
exactly and we saw how it went when Vettel left Redbull loool RB does really gives you wings what many peoples do not realize, look at how Checco is looking good in that car even though it was not made for his style last year!
you get that with Tunnel Hull Raceboats, Catamarans, its tricky to trim the engine angle to get out of it or just enuff to gett the lift, same but backwards. :)
Its Its basicly like peeing in the air with brute force while having 100 dicks you can control independently and then summ it all up and calc the fuck outha whatever equation u use in a cloud based environment. It's sort of remote viewing done by a goat instead a human. Also some sensors are involved and measure stuff.
9 minutes in, not one word about "How Red Bull's Double Diffuser works".... 90% of the video, is NOT about what it claims to be about.... They actually get to it at 9:12... yup... a full minute and 30 seconds... that is all this video should be!
It is interesting how things, that seem to be completely unimportant, can change everything. Rumour has it, that Alesi and Berger did not like the V12 engine of Ferrari, as it mad the car "nervous" during shifting down and braking. However, MSC apparently loved it and wanted to keep it, as his driving style was actually benefiting from this.
Apologies this one was delayed, but back with loads more F1 content soon - *SO GET SUBSCRIBED*
No worries, as long as you’ve had an amazing honeymoon!
Glad you are back!
Art is more about money laundering than it is appreciation of the painting. Here's my tic tac toe game. I value it at 1.35 million. Why thank you sir these 1.35 million dollars are totally legitimate and nothing fishy happened here. Literal rich psychopaths created this. And NFT's are just to digital version of it. If you setup laws to fully audit anyone purchasing or selling more than 1 million in art in a year it'd all magically go away.
Great to have you back and a great video. Could you turn down the volume of the background music please. It’s so distracting.
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The serotonin buzz I get when knowledge goes in one ear and out the other....gets me going every time 🧐
Haha 😂 good one ! Well said ! 👍
The price of intellectual curiosity is often the realization of one’s lack of knowledge.
The more you know, the more you know you don’t know.
*nods as spittle dribbles down my cheek*: "ah yes... double porposing on the downforce floorboard vortex... yes yes... how ingenious!!"
cant wait for the season to start, would like to see more than two teams going at it for the title this year
I hope this stops the single team domination
@@rkshn were looking at you Mercedes
I think Lando gonna be a force to reckon with this coming season
says literally everyone
@@tundaslug07 yeah, also charles and sainz, if their cars can live up to their hypes, they could fight for the title to. and lets not forget about george to
I'm beyond excited to see who's interpretation reigns supreme and then to see everyone slowly adapt
I wish testing was done individually and teams just showed up blind to race 1 and raced.
@@Slapsamillion That would be awesome and a true *test*
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@@alunesh12345 I'm in pain.
@@alunesh12345 "GOD loves you soo much unconditionally" Oh yeah? Where's my money then? Go tell him to send $15,000,000 straight into my bank account, then we'll talk about unconditional love. Oh and also tell him to send money to all the poor countries and kill their dictators, 'bout time he did something useful.
Good to see Scott back, but Callum did an awesome job in his absence
Hey man! Nothing to do with the video, but I got to say, your channel made a difference for me.
I just finished a race driving course at Interlagos in my way to get a BrAzilian Confederation race car license at 35.
I’ve always loved racing, but it was you discussing driving techniques and training that motivated me to go through with it.
Thanks!
Wow, nice
5:51 God that AMR is gorgeous with those black wheels
Welcome back Scott, hope you had a good holiday. Callum was a great fill in and he did an incredible job, massive kudos to him and the rest of the team for keeping the high quality production going!
Regarding the Masterworks add. The richest 0.01% that store some of their wealth in art don't do it because they want to profit from growing prices but because they can donate some artworks with fixed prices to museums to get tax deductions. It is only a good investment when you have high income taxes
If you can afford to buy expensive art, you'll probably fall in the category high income tax, don't you think?
@@Wuppie62 nope. Read my text again. It'e not about buying the piece alone. There is price fixing at big auction houses that has to be done which means that the "collectors" sometimes have to buy pieces for a way higher price than everyone else thought it was worth. This increases the value of all art pieces of that particular artist which means that the" collector" can donate an art peace to the museum for a price that is estimated and much higher than what he will have payed himself on the free market. To clarify. You buy something cheap. Artificialy inflate prices and then donate the piece toba museum whivh makes you eligable for a tax refund.
@@NoName.was.taken.
Define 'cheap'..
I think it could be fixed with more rebound stiffness, but that's just my simple brain thinking of easy solutions. Whatever the engineers come up with would probably be better than my idea
I thought the same. But if it was that simple surely everyone would have it sorted out quickly
I guess it’s a payoff. Stiffer suspension would be solution but which is more uncomfortable for the driver; porpoising or near-solid suspension? McLaren seem to have dealt with the problem anyway so I have no doubt all the teams will be scrambling to see what they’ve done differently
From an interview, both Toto and Helmut Mark basically said that fixing the porpoising isn't really that difficult, but it is more about finding the fix that works best and doesn't decrease lap time.
@@rhyswilliams4893 Believe in JESUS today, confess and repent of your sins. No one goes to heaven for doing good but by believing in JESUS who died for our sins. Hell isn't fun. GOD loves you soo much unconditionally.😍😚🍂🤗😍❤
@@tyler_bt3326 the race put a video out on it I believe. The gist of the video was that McLaren is able to creat much stronger vortices from the front of the floor to seal the ground effect in. They had some pictures from the artificial wet weather testing to illustrate it. Pretty interesting video Id recommend you check it out.
So far all the cars look similar, yet so different in the aero department.
Cant wait for the season hoping to see some midfield teams hopefully have an unexpectedly brilliant car
Someone please give Scarbs a better webcam :')
Do you really watch him for the looks
@@JoshuaC923 no but the 480p 15fps webcam is jarring in the editing.
Im so excited for this season, its gonna be incredible!
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i wonder if f1 team staff actually watch videos like this to gather info on other teams
They probably have their own pros to make this analysis. Like how Warren Buffet probably doesn't watch youtube financial advice videos.
@@LPChipi 😂😂😂😂😂
They are on to this before these images are showing up on youtube.
@@LPChipi lol facts.
Porpoising up and down, side to side like a rollercoaster
Thank you so much for feeding us fantastic 2022 F1 content while we patiently wait for the season to start
Finally your back
what do you think of the way McLaren have managed to generate huge vortexes to seal the floor ? they seemed to have the least amount of bouncing. you could see it so well in the wet running and the vortexes were much more pronounced along the side of the floor.
Ahhh u saw the races video 😃
@@Timothy_Benjamin i have now ty.
@UCIfMCN-efiZp7hVj0ENICLw true. i noticed on the last day of "test" that a few cars had minor changes on the last part of the floor so i assumed this was an area of problems .
McLaren did a really amazing job at creating crucially powerful vortexes around the floor and yeah, they seem to have found the silver lining around the regs. But that doesn't necessarily mean they're gonna come top, other teams might find other solutions before Bahrain imo.
@@steviecbf yeah i can notice this on Ferrari
I remember sceptics saying Red Bull lost a lot of valuable time and resources to further their 2021 car. Now you don't hear any of that. If anything, there is a sense of awe for what they've come up with.
Actual video starts at 1:53
Everytime I see the cars bouncing like that I always think of Top Gear... the guys were on a test track with a camper behind them and they were bouncing all over the place. So funny
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Next season will be so exciting! 🔥
Welcome back and thanks for update. Useful as always.
Nice to have you back!
3:20 , Up & Down Side to Side Like a Rollercoaster 😂
bru i even forgot about that 😆😆😆😆
Good to see you back and refreshed, man!
Before the 2023 season began Alonso (my boy) came out with a comment, he said Aston has a real chance to challenge for the constructors title, at the time I was troubled for days afterwards thinking why would he say this, he must just be saying what the team wanted but after seeing him this season my love for him for not talking nonsense has gone up 10 fold! Fernando is a true racer and awesome gentleman, he signs all my gear with a smile
The greatest comeback happened outside of the race track. Welcome back Scott
I know you're back and it's great having you but Callum was great too, keep him going! 👍
0:11 Bwahahaha... !!
Seriously thanks for the great update and insight. Love your show!
Double Thumbs up!
this video the vertical black reflection made it look like you had snake eyes
I really look forward to see Seb in these cars, they might suit his driving style
Good to see you back!
Welcome back Scott!
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As a Mercedes fan The new redbull genuinely terrifies me with these tricks up it sleeve 🥶
Glad you are back!
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I'm excited about McLarens bold design! I absolutely can't wait to see how it performs in real race trim!
I'm glad you're back Scott!!!! love the rest of the team as well, but you're the golden boy here
Is there another racing series where the presentation and testing of the vehicle is so discussed? It's halve of the excitement
Anti Dive actually prevents dive under braking. Pro Dive creates more dive under braking. I use this on my asphalt modified so the theory given here is actually the opposite idea.
Pro - accentuates dive (front a arm mount is lower than the rear). Pro dive will also cause more use of the springs instead of the geometry for compression
Anti - reduces dive (front a arm mount is higher than the rear). Anti Dive allows you a softer front spring so the front geometry can account for some "spring rate".
as mentioned, heave spring setup would be key to reducing porpoising, so would a tuned mass damper in the heave system work in that regard?
Welcome Back Scott!
WELCOME BACK SCOTT!
so many years we're talking about that f1 revolution. and car are finally build, ready to race. can't wait.
The cars are just really happy to be back on the track, that really what's going on. Porpoising...ha.
I think redbull will be on top, since this years change was not mechanically/engine , but mostly about aerodynamics and that’s something redbull/newey are very good at
finally Scott is back!
Wow man! Holidays worked wonders on you! 😄
Good to have you back :)
Love this channel!
The double diffuser stuff you probably came here for starts from after 9 min in.
The fact that the windtunnels didn't catch that effect is astonishing.
Makes me wonder if these super tweaked front wings really matter, as I've seen many drivers go just as fast after they had a little accident and removed a few bits and pieces here and there...
Guido....thats a very good observation👍👍 i know someone who works on the McL. wind tunnel, and just sent that very question... not sure i'll get a reply.... but trying.
Cheers👍🇬🇧
@@okgo8315 hey, thanks. That's great.
My guess is that the days shows it makes the car more efficient, but the variance in lap to lap time due to the driver and effects like tire degredation, fuel consumption, changing wind conditions and so on are at least of equal magnitude so it's difficult to see the effect.
Or maybe it just doesn't work as anticipated, OR the driver extracts...let's say 99% of theoretical lap time and with the car damaged it's 99.06%.
So the driver is closer to the limit without knowing.
Welcome back Scott!!!
i missed you scott
How a double diffuser work is the title, and the video starts talking about that at exactly at 9:20 out of 10:47 that is the length of the video :)) Would almost call it clickbait if first 9 minutes wouldn't be as technical as they are :)
You should do a video on that diffuser.
Isn't the style Leclerc is using now Alonso's calling card? If I remember correctly he was famous for ripping into the corners to be able to straighten out the car out of the corner to be able to get on the throttle much earlier
What a damn good video. Thank you!
I just can not wait for 2022 I honestly think this is going to sort the men from the boys and all the reasons why they are not on speed "LETS GO RACING" !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
to be honest, with the previous cars, it was much harder for me to see the differences between the cars, but with the new ones, it's much, much easier for me
Scott is back!
Double Diffuser is back in Action ; ) Love the Warhole Style!!!
Welcome back Scott
Poor-pus-sing...was caught off guard as an American where our pronunciation is poor-pa-sing. Anyway, I absolutely love your detailed information on the new 2022 cars, F1 tech, racing and drivers insight.
Looking well with that tan mate!
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One may assume differential sensors that inform drivers about being within optimal parameters or not, thus helping adopt the drive style nearest to perfection on almost a realtime base.
Similarly the sensor data may increase or decrease suspension rigidity mapping independently front and back for optimal balance, based on feedbacks, as a setup tool.
Would you happen to know what song is playing quietly in the bg in the last minute because it is Excellent
I wonder if personnel that were present 40 years ago that still work for some of the teams today would have any sort of insight from back in the day on how to handle the porpoising issue
Newey?
and rory byrne
yeeeey Scott is back :)
Video starts 1:58
And they start talking about the double diffuser mentioned in the title around 9:25.
yay Scotts back
As far as I have looked Vettel and Vestrappen have similar driving styles that's why they suited more to red bull.
exactly and we saw how it went when Vettel left Redbull loool RB does really gives you wings what many peoples do not realize, look at how Checco is looking good in that car even though it was not made for his style last year!
@@drummakha2540 Checo was regularly getting out in Q3. He was 1 second behind Verstappen in some Qualis. So your argument is extremely flawed
@@saqib_999 exactly idk why there are other people praising redbull. Only Mercedes is worthy
/s
@@shubhamnile7667 worthy of loosing
@@shubhamnile7667 cringe
Dude you are f*cking shredded!!
This page is so great.
Grate video
The kid is back in the town. Noice
SCOTT IS BACK!
What is that mesh/grid structure behind the front wheels at video position 8:23
you get that with Tunnel Hull Raceboats, Catamarans, its tricky to trim the engine angle to get out of it or just enuff to gett the lift, same but backwards. :)
RedBull gives you wings❌
RedBull gives you double diffuser✔
What's with those screens mounted during testing? What kind of feedback are the getting from them?
Its Its basicly like peeing in the air with brute force while having 100 dicks you can control independently and then summ it all up and calc the fuck outha whatever equation u use in a cloud based environment. It's sort of remote viewing done by a goat instead a human. Also some sensors are involved and measure stuff.
I watch these videos as if I had any idea what they’re talking about
So ground effects is basically a Venturi valve with a high pressure point in the middle between the bottom of the car and the asphalt.
I had a uno turbo that porpoised..although that was due to both front dampers being blown out from jumping off hump back bridges..happy days.
Scott! Hope your honeymoon/holiday/vacation was good
Here's a suggestion for one of your shows how will these cars react to Monaco
What is the Net like thing in front of the car 0:01
Really do love your show, but I reckon you could use a glass or two before shooting
Driver61 Any chance you can make a video on Checo’s unique driving style?!!
7:25 for answer.
9:03
It's almost as if the title of the video implies that this would be the case
9:39 how exactly does the top beam wing create low pressure in front of it?
9 minutes in, not one word about "How Red Bull's Double Diffuser works".... 90% of the video, is NOT about what it claims to be about....
They actually get to it at 9:12... yup... a full minute and 30 seconds... that is all this video should be!
It is interesting how things, that seem to be completely unimportant, can change everything. Rumour has it, that Alesi and Berger did not like the V12 engine of Ferrari, as it mad the car "nervous" during shifting down and braking. However, MSC apparently loved it and wanted to keep it, as his driving style was actually benefiting from this.
Only the last minute goes about that rear diffuser
2:01 Not a ground effect car. It's the 1983 Brabham BT52.
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So the last 2 mins were about the rear wing. Or did i miss something ?
I can’t help seeing Harry Hill when Scarbs is talking so it’s sometimes hard to take him seriously. 😂