Why did they have to change the track layout? All they had to do was resurface and add a better drainage system, then the track would still be a masterpiece unlike the modern circuit we have today. It's same with Zandvoort, I just watched a video of Zandvoort from 1983 and it was so much better than today's layout. The driving is legendary (I don't think I need to explain why as there is multiple comments explaining why it's such a legendary drive). I would prefer the modern cars to have less of a computer in them, then we might actually get a driver worthy of winning the championship.
@The_Doug124Ай бұрын
Track surface was shinier than a fresh set of Pirellis, balls of freaking tungsten or something
@sergiodavid5025Ай бұрын
Un control espectacular en agua, esto era pilotaje 🔝🔝
@marcofioroni6340Ай бұрын
Poetry
@jaroslavhavlin5554Ай бұрын
IT Was Real race😢❤
@jaroslavhavlin5554Ай бұрын
IT was areál. RAcE❤😢
@johnomahoney7755Ай бұрын
Hard work!
@trabakolliasАй бұрын
the name factory for thiw car??
@hudgensonsАй бұрын
One of the best F1 drivers of the mid 70s/early 80s. His talent was way bigger than the two wins he managed. In 1979 he looked like a serious contender for the title before the accident.
@blacksackjack93022 ай бұрын
Cars of this era didn't had the sophisticated and bulky power units and electronics of today, as well as sequential gearbox which made gear transitioning easy, so back then, it wasn't just driver vs driver, it was also, driver vs machine vs driver because everything had to be done manually without electronic assists.
@arbite9793 ай бұрын
Hes loving that , balls of steel lol
@andyfewings29593 ай бұрын
the art of driving just over the limit… stunning skill.
@moreheff3 ай бұрын
Just outstanding
@markfisher613 ай бұрын
Patrick depailler
@Gius20233 ай бұрын
I love it! Missing F1 of the '70 -'80
@oniMaskk3 ай бұрын
Fantastic.
@duneideannaer59904 ай бұрын
Brilliant piloting. How he kept that together is amazing
@aldorossi43074 ай бұрын
No traction control in this era...
@aldorossi43074 ай бұрын
1978, first time in Montreal, first win for Gilles.
@efoneofour4 ай бұрын
Brand new asphalt. That's why it looks like a mirror. This was practice for the first race ever on the Circuit Île Notre-Dame, later named Circuit Gilles-Villeneuve. Incidentally, the latter actually won the race on that weekend after this heavy rain turned into light snow, which was a symbolic victory for a snowmobile champion.
@BoogWar015 ай бұрын
Remember he’s changing gears on corner exit. Which means one hand is coming off the wheel as he’s applying power. Huge Nuts. HUGE.
@gibuli5 ай бұрын
Spettacolo ❤️
@AnilPrabha5 ай бұрын
This never gets old.
@paulbooth54245 ай бұрын
Anyone else here because of Chris Harris and Collecting Cars?
you gotta have a different set of balls to have gone racing during this era
@jackiechan88406 ай бұрын
Mega. Collecting cars podcast sent me here
@gregwilson31736 ай бұрын
hard to get traction when you are floating
@zounds139 ай бұрын
Incredible.
@shrapnut76129 ай бұрын
Where can this track be found? TIA
@bunta_wrx585110 ай бұрын
car moving almost like it's got locked differential lol
@umityldz324011 ай бұрын
The movie "The Art of Racing in the Rain" is amazing, as if it was made just for Patrick.
@1stwind39011 ай бұрын
Good video for headphones.
@maxcarter970 Жыл бұрын
Animal
@shaundadson8302 Жыл бұрын
He was a great driver - every video of him giving it maximum beans as in this one. Love the bits in this where it breaks away and he still keeps his foot in!. Can't beat that DFV sound either - shame modern F1 engines don't sound this good.
@PhilippePEYREFICHE Жыл бұрын
Comme beaucoup de gens passionnés de sport auto .. PATRICK.DEPAILLER..s est tué en essai. Sur..ALFA..ROMEO..il avais d ailleurs signalé à son coéquipier iTALIEN..un soucis sur la suspension....son coéquipier avais essayé sa voiture et n avais lui. Rien remarqué. De majeur. ..malheureusement. sa suspension a cède. En appui. .et il s est tué. ( depailler avais donc raison ))..j ajoute que depailler avais beaucoup de sensibilité. Technique. Il faisait. Beaucoup de moto cross. ..il avais l avantage. Majeur de piloter. Aussi avec son CU....sur le mouillé. Sans ASSITANCE. Technique. C une qualité qui. Fait la différence. Comme jacky. Ickx. Qui était très très fort sur le mouillé. C aussi lié à évidement son talent NATUREL. Mais à la pratique de la moto ...Patrick depailler était le plus rapide des pilotes français. Ken. TYRELL..ne se gênait pas pour le dire. Et ken tyrell en.as vu défiler des pilotes. STEWART. Entre autre....
@B_A_O69 Жыл бұрын
That looks so easy lol
@lucaconti2460 Жыл бұрын
These were f1 pilots...now are PlayStation drivers....
@matthewlevett968 Жыл бұрын
Real cars,and driver's who had balls of steel. This footage is eye opening in comparison to today's heaps of 💩
@sergiomagni8845 Жыл бұрын
Totally insane! What a skill! The car seems to run on ice. The engine overrevs and the car oversteer almost ever! 😳 What a Nightmare to complete a race in these conditions on a track like this!
@Артур-т8ю4у Жыл бұрын
Sounds like Louis Armstrong’s wonderful world
@theshunt545 Жыл бұрын
Awesome drifting Technics from Depailler
@DJArturoMuela Жыл бұрын
Seeing is believing! Real ,the top,the best drivers, pure talent in a very difficult conditions, Patrick is x sure one of the best ever🏁👍🏻
@fza6159 Жыл бұрын
Probably one of the most insane pieces of driving I've ever witnessed man... mad car control, mad talent
@MrGoogelaar5 ай бұрын
James Hunt once said this about Depailler: "Patrick Depailler ... well, I've no doubt that he had a death wish. Very pleasant bloke but I always thought he was barking mad... Why? Look at the way he lived his life," James said. "Riding motorbikes without a helmet, that sort of thing. Depailler seemed to need to find risk in everything."
@marcomilani8371 Жыл бұрын
Like driving my Peugeot 205 on the ice..
@user-jh2ts2eb4q Жыл бұрын
No comparison to today...real racing....dangerous and on the edge....sorry.....but true....
@rowds Жыл бұрын
No computers, no halo, no drs, narrowly clips people on the exit of the pits and balls of steel...pure driving ability and fearlessness. RIP PD.