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    F1 vs Formula E – Speed Comparison – Monaco GP



    F1 vs Formula E – Speed Comparison – Monaco GP #f1 #formula1 #monaco #formulaE

    The reason Formula E avoided any established circuits in its inception and raced around city centres and car parks.

    His long before E technology passes the combustion engine?

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    1. @codeREDsim on

      The film is sliced into a continuous circuit. I had the reels and edited them myself. both cars cover the same section and this is edited as a continuation of one complete sector.

    8. @paolociarpaglini1303 on

      The F1's speed is clearly real by the speed increase in the last straight acceleration, absolutely normal. Look the speed reactions of his hands, is normal. The illusion to seems accelerated comes only during the corners at couse of the oversize image enlarge. F1 is unreachable, umblivable in to the Monaco corners, expecially at the Piscine point, where MS makes a huge difference. Only on a F1 the heart and inspire beat are not a far by the limits allowed (220 for minute): 180-190 heart beat and 30-35 inspire/min for 60-70 laps!!!.

    10. @ynigocrespo8308 on

      F1: BRAAAAAAAM BRAAAAAAAAAAAAM brum brum brum brum brrrrrRUUAAAAAAM BRAAAAAAAAAAM BRAAAAAAAM
      FE: Peaceful whistles
      Back to F1: BAAAAAAAAAAM BAAAAAAAAAM brum brum brum BRAAAAAAAAAAAAAM BRAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAM

    12. @BlondeWick on

      Engine vibration, the secret sauce that makes electrical motors and reciprocating-ICEs incomparable. Even more balanced engines still have rotating unsprung mass and fluid weight. Also the impossible to describe difference between the layouts and power delivery (i.e. I4 vs V4 vs H4 vs V10 etc.)

    16. @jayr.9266 on

      High revving, fire breathing petrol power wins hands down. Its part of the thing that makes racing exciting! The smell, the sounds, etc…plus petrol cars create a feedback loop to the driver. I bet any F1 driver can drive the course blindfolded b/c of muscle memory aided by that feedback loop. This is absent in ev's. So what Formula E will eventually get faster than petrol. It still fundamentally changes the sport for the driver and the fans. I can see in 20yrs from now all the fans (if there are any) at the Formula E race, all looking down at their Iphones…..Yawn….
      Maybe by then we will have polluted and poisioned enough lakes, streams, and people to have satisfied the handful of people who say lithium and cobalt mining is better for our environment. Not to mention the ASTRONOMICAL #of Kw required for everyone to have a EV, which is not theoretically impossible to produce that much electricity but it certainly is unfeasible without a expotentially massive increase in power production. So again, for bragging rights in 1st world countries, all other countries, people, animals and nature will suffer the toxic byproduct of our self righteousness to drive EV's while we kid ourselves to what the true cost is to humanity and this planet we inhabit.

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