Everything You Need To Know About The 2022 F1 Car

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Channel: FORMULA 1

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Keywords: F1, Formula One, Formula 1, Sports, Sport, Action, GP, Grand Prix, Auto Racing, Motor Racing

Id: hBmWJOy9vT4

Length: 5min 32sec (332 seconds)

Published: Thu Jul 15 2021

Reddit Comments

[u/PainfullyMinty]

I really, really hope the cars the teams actually put out follow the kind of dirty air figures this video talks about. It would be a shame if the teams find loopholes that mean dirty air isnt reduced at all.

Either way, the current cars are going to look a bit strange now lol, I reckon the new design looks super sleek.

[u/balcsi32]

18% downforce loss at 10m

4% downforce loss at 20m!

[u/VincentOfGallifrey]

Did I zone out, why wasn't this in the original presentation? Better yet, why wasn't this the entire original presentation? This is great!

[u/WrickyB]

I missed the reveal stream, it's a shame that it's no longer available.

[u/vouwrfract]

Carbon-based fuel

Near-Zero Carbon Footprint

Pick one, guys.

[u/FriendCalledFive]

That video was a 1000 times better that the awful streamed video, they should have just released this one.

[u/WorriedAmoeba2]

When the teams get to the technical regulations, at the start of the season we will again have some penises on the front wings or other inventions

[u/LordofNarwhals]

Looks pretty promising!
Now if only they could make them a bit smaller without compromising on safety, speed, and fuel loads.

[u/allhailking9]

I’m quite new to F1, so why exactly is there a release for a new car? I thought all the teams build their own car? Do all teams have to follow specific regulations?