La différence entre les unités de puissance des équipes | F1 TV Tech Talk | Grand Prix d’Azerbaïdjan 2021
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Que se passe-t-il dans l’unité de puissance d’une équipe de F1 ? Les animateurs de Tech Talk Sam Collins et Craig Scarborough s’y plongent pour examiner les changements subtils qui font la différence Regardez l’épisode complet de Tech Talk : http://f1.com/TechTalk-Azerbaijan Pour plus de vidéos F1®, visitez http:// www.Formula1.com Suivez F1® : http://www.instagram.com/F1 https://www.facebook.com/Formula1/ http://www.twitter.com/F1 https://www.twitch .tv/formula1 https://www.tiktok.com/@f1 #F1 .
In short: Honda are on the edge of engineering greatness but are about to leave the sport 😞
VAMOS Checo!!!!!!
SAM Collins +1…. Move over Chris Harris. Sam has the sharp wit, great accent, great knowledge, AND much better hair!
I can see these all the day
I love Sam. Such a smart and respectful guy <3
7:30 When a rumor starts saying Mercedes engineers didn't know much about turbochargers in '2013-2012', you know it's not true. One of the key moments for Mercedes was designing and testing turbocharged engines in 2011 without knowing the specs. In 2012's summer break the FIA/F1 announced the engine specs for 2014; Mercedes was already ahead at this point.
黒人うぜぇなにもわかってないのに
I want more tech talk about engines, please
And suspension
Very little detail an any of these explanations and in some respects totally wrong
Ahhhh I hate it when you say power unit
Just call it a fricken engine
Sam- "there are a lot of rumors about Mercedes opting for a split turbine layout" 5:32
He meant to say Ferrari, right?
I love this stuff! It's so funny how Sam Collins always listens so enthusiastically to Craig Scarborough! Sam should consider renaming himself to Noddy^^ haha
What? Split turbos exist in regular AMG road cars now.
Great video guys excellent info about the power unit.
I've been to Cranfield and seen the very Pegasus engine they talk about here and it is truly an engineering masterpiece; really cool that engineers may have taken inspiration from it.
As my 2010 c-class already had a turbo, I’m surprised merc hpp had to approach the truck division for insight to turbos. Im not too familiar with them in themselves, but is it correct to assume that has something to do with the compression/boost being more on par with trucks than with road cars?
I would love to hear about the 2025 PU specs, if they exist yet
if the guy on the right hadn't acted as the auxillary pointer, none of that would have made sense.
Wow nice video about the 1990 power units! Or whatsup with the quality
This is about my level of technicality. So interesting, great job guys!
Nice to see the techies in charge of Tech Talk
Are power units more powerful than engines? How are they different?
Is it me, or does the Mercedes PU look like Wall-E?
Brake magic a bad idea for Mercades ?
This is what was suspected in Bottas failure in monaco to remove the
wheel from the car.
This same process of over stressing the materials by excessive heat in
the hub fused the wheel onto the car making it impossible to remove it
duuring the race. This could have been brought about by driver racing
style,track tempertures,the tight layout of the track, or leaving the
brake majic on in the race.
First thing i thought of when i saw the mercedes power unit was Wall-E
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Boooo…bring back v10
And here I am, being proud of checking the valve clearance on my motorcycle.
I've noticed Renault sounds different to other cars. It sounds more electric more and mechanical than other cars. Anyone know why?
These two geeks need to come up with a podcast☺️
Mercedes PU looks like WALL-E
Im actually surprised the engines are so different regarding intercooling and the air intake. I assumed the formula was so close that they were all very similiar
Sad sticky uppy bits noises
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥👍🏽 great INFORMATION❗👀
Just show us the HP differences between the teams 🙌
I didn't know that Phil Collins knew so much about F1 engines. 😉
It's amazing that Mercedes engineers invented WALL-E!
I’m pretty sure that Mercedes were doing illegal oil burning in the first 4 years or so of the new formula. It’s the only rational explanation for how they were 2.2 to even 2.5 seconds a lap faster. They were very careful to not show this off, but when Rosberg and Hamilton were going at each other it would be on display. It also explains the “party modes”, where they could dial up as much power as they needed. I find it hard to believe that every single other team were incapable of giving them trouble. Not till many years later anyways. The fact that Ferrari had to result to flat out cheating to contend is very telling.