The F1 Car That Left Ferrari Confused.

[@DaniMacYo]

Schumacher and Ferrari were my childhood. I still cherish all the success they had together. F2004 is a masterpiece. ❤️

[@ehsnils]

The only problem was that Ferrari at that time was more dominant than Red Bull is today.

[@bjorn1583]

ferrari numero uno. l still remember watching berger at the adelaide gp which was also the first gp I went to, the sound of those V12's were orgasmic

[@Lezeeer]

@@ehsnils no never :')

[@lotni]

@@Lezeeer He's right tho

[@IamSnehan]

Also one of the best looking cars F1 has ever seen

[@chikombechela2460]

As a Ferrari fan all I'm crying for is something like this to happen now 😅😅 the F2004 was brilliant. Imagine a car that confused the entire team in pre-season testing 😮 Brilliant video! 👌

[@formulaaddict]

Thank you sir! Glad you enjoyed the video

[@PercyPiggington]

Honestly i feel bad for you guys. Im a humble Mclaren fan and considering from the mid 2010s they werent doing great until this year. I got used to it. But you guys have always been at the front, but not the FRONT

[@chikombechela2460]

@PercyPiggington 😆😆 thank you for the comiserations. It's been a terribly rough patch. And so back to the front right 😅 such a wonderful sport this, I'm actually enjoying more of F1 now than I've ever.

[@fqeagles21]

​@@PercyPiggingtonas a Ferrari fan i feel for McLaren too

[@PercyPiggington]

@@fqeagles21 WE'RE COMING BACK DONT YOU WORRY

[@counterfit5]

The 2004 French GP is constantly overlooked in how consistently fast Schumacher could be when needed. Multiple stints putting in lap times that would have put him top 10 on the grid, all to be lighter and run an extra pit stop to beat Alonso. Then the bonus of Rubens yoinking 3rd at the penultimate corner.

[@rainergumpert5945]

And outpasing the younger opponent Fernando physically, that was magnificent 👍🏻

[@cameronfarrell9076]

How fitting is it that Ferrari's best car was an accident

[@Verstappen95]

crazy how ferrari got it before williams considering how many williams get

[@northernbloke6787]

It wasn't an accident... it just was faster than they thought it could be.

[@schkann1384]

the same case with brawn gp. they didn't expect their car to be that fast

[@mrwireon]

Love these kind of documentary videos, and with your 3D models of the cars and tracks really make this video stand out unlike any other! Makes your content different to anyone else's 👍

[@formulaaddict]

Thank you so much! This was a small test video to see how people like this type of content, We'll have more videos coming with even finer details

[@AFE_07]

RB19, W11 and F2004 one of the best ❤

[@CertifiedSlamboy]

MP4/4 and the FW16B are in/around the conversation too

[@G11IFPS]

RB7 and RB9 are up there aswell

[@kmcdonnell83]

That’s three

[@jsilva7005]

@@CertifiedSlamboyHonest question. I’m just getting into racing. Been watching some WEC, IMSA, F1, and Indy. Red Bull won 21 of 22 races last season. Red Bull’s car has an advantage that other drivers simply cannot overcome. Shouldn’t racing be about the drivers primarily, not the engineering? So why do people love F1, when it isn’t even competitive??

[@robben896]

Yes these three cars are kings.

[@Mchannel2.0]

Yay! a long video with even better content

[@formulaaddict]

Thank you! Please let me know what you think. Very interested to see if you want more longer videos

[@Mchannel2.0]

@@formulaaddict I would love. This gives the channel some interesting conten during the absence of F1

[@SirReginaldBumquistIII]

8 minutes isn't all that long. But it is high quality over quantity for sure.

[@hangingchad_]

@@joshschreiber1468🤣

[@hangingchad_]

@@formulaaddict this is great. I would love to see more videos about the little details of iconic F1 cars.

[@lucasandri5462]

This car still holds the race lap record in some circuits, truly amazing fo something 20 years old. And they had gooved tires with a compound that is far from todays soft tires.

[@Arash_G365]

Thanks for this great video. It made me cry a little bit! Schumacher-era Ferrari was my childhood. I started following F1 in 1998 by reading race reports in car magazines, but I couldn't watch them on TV back then. Even reading about the fierce rivalries with Mclaren and Williams, Hakkinen, Raikkonen, Coulthard, and Montoya was thrilling. In 2005, I was able to watch the race re-runs, but by then, the Ferrari dominance era was over. But 2006 was good; even though Schumacher and Ferrari didn't win the championship, I still enjoyed watching those races.

[@notorioushkm97]

As a huge schumi fan the F2004 was my favorite F1 car of all time. But it's always frustrated me that I can never find telemetry data of the F2004 online cuz I wanted to compare it's qualifying & race pace to the modern F1 cars but can't.

[@alexsalvi1824]

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[@Max-pi7ri]

I'm a fan of this long form content Great videos guys, cheers!

[@formulaaddict]

Thank you for the support! This was just a test video to see if people like it, we'll be back with even better ones

[@wiseostrich9115]

@@formulaaddict please do!

[@thearsenalmisfit2414]

Nice vid, I loved this car and it's probably my favorite of all time. The 2003 car was abetted than the race results showed . After the Hungarian GP, it was found that the Michelin tires deformed beyond the maximum tread width and Michelin were forced to change their tires construction. Ferrari won all the remaining races to clinch the titles. Had the Michelin tires been legal from the beginning of the season, it would probably would have been another dominant Ferrari season.

[@chandanasri7404]

I love these kinds of videos. The production quality is INSANE, the effort, quality, detail for this size of a channel is out of this world! Also, I would love to see more of this, particularly with the RB19 and Max Verstappen’s dominant season (Yes I’m a MV1 fan) and the W11 with Lewis Hamilton.

[@formulaaddict]

Thank you so much sir! We'll keep them coming

[@huplim]

Thank you Ross Brawn for this magnificent equipment!

[@charg3tv266]

He was the strategist, jean todt was the tp at that time

[@jkim6200]

The car design was headed by Rory Byrne at the time.

[@baskierkels]

One of the best short documentries about F1 i have seen. Especially considering this is not one of those huge broadcasting companies. Really great renderings: compliments!

[@Masca79]

Ferrari didn't got confused. She got fast. Confused was F1, that killed that machine with the 2005 ludicrous rules.

[@albertorey5311]

As per today, the Ferrari F2004 still holds the lap record in Shanghai and Monza.

[@namesurname8812]

I was at Albert Park and after the first practice session ended immediately knew the season was already over as the Ferrari was 2 seconds per lap quicker than the fastest opponent.

[@Alex1337no1]

After the close 2003 Season I didn’t expect a season like 2004. I remember they had a preseason Test in Imola and smashed the unofficial Trackrecord by one second and mentioned they didn’t even went all out.

[@QuantumS1ngularity]

I have no doubt that if Ferrari let the F2004 in full on race spec, with its all 950HPs, track focused maximum attack setup and put modern slicks on it, it will decimate the entire modern Formula 1 grid. That monster was so fast, nimble and agile, words simply can't serve it justice. Even on the grooved tires it still looked like a cartoon car while cornering. Watching it through the S-es of Suzuka, Degner and 130R was almost unreal. It was like that car and Michael defied the laws of physics.

[@divinasi0n]

Smart what you did there with the reflections on the TV screen to avoid copyright issues. Superb job on the model of the F2004 as well.

[@cake5662]

random opinion but i think you should add like some form an addition to the track speed lap time comparison videos for us to gauge the speed at which the cars are moving at

[@formulaaddict]

Thank you for the feedback! We have some nice improvements lined up for the new season

[@motornaut]

As you said this was a test, you need to know it was fantastic. Top of your craft with the renders and the micro-documentary style pairs brilliantly. Please make more ❤

[@hugoagogo9435]

Been a Ferrari fan since 89. The Schumacher days were just glorious. My hearts been broken by the prancing horse many times but it’s worth it just for those days alone

[@TheAlmightyClipse]

Glad this video showed the F2004 with the Marlboro logo

[@JB22.]

Great to see a long form video from the best f1 Instagram account, love the detail and quality of the animation and a very enjoyable video 👍

[@stevergr9039]

Even just 30s in, you can tell it’s a high quality, well researched video. Well done!

[@RGBSF]

And without the 2005 rule changes that were made to slow Michael down (not Ferrari), he would have won that year, 2006, 2007, and 2008. 10 Constructors and for Ferrari in a row, 9 Driver's for Michael in a row, and Michael an 11x World Champion. And people say Ferrari International Assistance, comical.

[@AlexTenThousand]

I was 10 when the F2004 made history. I remember watching it blaze through the season, sitting in front of the TV on Sundays, in religious awe. Those truly were golden years, where the combined effort of drivers, engineers and management brought on an era of glory and success.

[@vonPelger]

it's Rory Byrne not Brian...The periscope exhaust was since 2002. The F2004 is still the fastest car in race pace in some GP. Legendary sound not to mention :D

[@MiniMii550]

There’s a reason why the Ferrari F2004 is THE Formula 1 car. If you look, all of the key figures that year in Ferrari are all now parts of other teams that today form some of the most successful teams of this era, mainly within Mercedes and red bull. I think the only missing piece of what would’ve been the dream team of all dream teams in 2004 is if they had Adrian Newey in the aero department, but he was in McLaren at that time.

[@nickgehr6916]

Back then, Todt and Brawn was a deadly combo

[@markmall7142]

And Rory Byrne were key .

[@juda9954]

I can already tell this will be a banger! And I'm just half a minute in. I love that the voice actor behind the video sounds real unlike that video with the robot ish voice a few videos ago. +1like for me! AMAZING

[@hitmanzzz]

I love ferrari, I love schumi, I hope he recovers, we miss you schumi ❤

[@Iagueitor]

To be honest, I like this kind of long hystorical curiosity videos, and I think you made a good job with the edition and the narrative too!

[@formulaaddict]

Glad you enjoyed it! We will try to keep them coming once a week hopefully

[@Iagueitor]

@@formulaaddict I like that ratio of long videos, I'm sure you're gonna gain subscribers

[@Yonner666]

The closest competitor to Schumacher and Barrichelo with the F2004, was BAR Honda with Jensen Button, BAR finished second in the Constructors and Button finished third. Please refer to the 2003 Ferrari in its correct form, F2003 GA, the GA as a tribute to late Fiat Chairman Gianni Angelli. Ross Brawn was Technical Director, the F2004 was designed by Rory Byrne,James Allison, Aldo Costa, Marco Fainello, John Illey and Ignazio Lunetta. Paulo Martinelli and Giles Simon leading the Engine Design and operations.

[@EvilStitch]

Whenever I see a video on the F2004 these days, I always assume the video is gonna regurgitate that same info every other video does but this one is a lot more in depth and provides info I haven't heard before. Thank you ❤

[@owensnicholas]

Cool video. That was an incredible car to watch. But it’s Rory Byrne, not Brine. :)

[@callumcjham4478]

I've used this car on F1 classic edition and it is a monster, love it

[@jojoleboss44]

Incredible video, only the reflections in the TV are strange and disturbing.

[@robben896]

And the symphony coming out the exhausts and at the intake is also a joy.

[@thef1rst1]

Man this editing is crazy, the cinematography is perfect and the camera angles are JUST m w a h

[@danielriccardo6674]

That Monaco race before Schumacher hit Montoya under safety car. If he didn't crash out omg he was absolutely flying qualifying lap after qualifying lap lap record after lap record I think he would've finished on the podium easily maybe even won so magical to see before he craahed

[@mattfgln]

Now it’s the other way around 😂😂 they don’t understand why the car is much slower than their expectations 😂😂😂😂

[@mob1235]

only bad thing was, they had no real slicks at these times

[@jichaelmorgan3796]

Mechanical grip should have been the last thing ever limited in an F1 car, just like the cars shouldn't have been allowed to get as large as they are now. Goes against the spirit of the sport imo.

[@LightningShark-bp4zu]

Keep this up mate, I speak for everyone when I say this was a great informative and nostalgic video

[@yung_lenny]

I like the switchup from lap comparisons to this content even if it's just for this video. Top content!

[@freund_hein]

Schumacher developed two dominant eras of F1 Cars. The Ferrari Dominance and the Mercedes Dominance.

[@f1matt]

Hope we get more videos saluting legendary cars. This was great! Maybe a similar format video analysing the championship winning car that came next and toppled the red baron? The Renault R25?

[@lowyeuanyaw65]

This car wins because of the sound its make , the sound actually movivate the driver to push the car even harder....its a joy

[@philippesilva2275]

That so ,I notice more noise it's almost the car talking to you ,a bond

[@aaronwestley3239]

That's the dumbest thing I've red in years to be honest. To be fair i don't read quite often.

[@RobbertsTravelGuides]

Iam so glad to have whitnessed this car drive around personally. i love Ferrari. FORZA FERRARI, FORZA MICHAEL And bring back v10's becouse they just sound waaay too awesome not to use

[@AA-db9cb]

Schumacher was consistently lapping the competition. That car can beat even modern F1 cars.

[@phantyr]

I love this new type of video! I was already very happy with your previous videos but this one was very nice aswell. I think you should continue these videos.

[@nischayningarajsheshadry2003]

Nice video. Can u do W11 next?

[@gregd806]

Good on you, All the info on The F2004 Made into one of Slickest Videos I've ever seen made on The Car. Amazing Work!

[@jeromebastien7098]

Thank you very much for the quality of this video! I learned a lot and the CGI is breathtaking ! 😀

[@kakhak]

I clearly remember that and was shocked by reliability and power and quality and aerodynamics of that car and Michael.

[@encod3545]

Very nice video, great editing ... 👍

[@formulaaddict]

Thank you very much!

[@neaphilosophia]

🏎🏎🏎🏎🏎🏎🏎🏎🏎🏎 Addict from 5 years old. Now 50.

[@BarelyA1ive]

That's the Ferrari I heard stories about! I want them back so bad!

[@Schumacher471]

Such a great video keep up the good work!❤

[@moritzzeglovits645]

In five years time, we will watch videos like this about the RB19

[@user-jt5ws3yu5h]

Ferrari confusing how they made a perfect car and thinking there's something wrong. That is such a Ferrari thing to do lol.

[@Caddynars]

This car set lap records at Manza and Shanghai that remain unbeaten to this day. It also set the lap record at Magny-Cours, that also remained unchallenged up until the track’s discontinuation in F1 in 2016.

[@Opressed]

Imagine The level of confusion if they'd build such a car now

[@JM-955]

Amazing video, hopefully you’ll continue to do this kind, they are very entertaining and very well made :)

[@wiskimike]

The best f1 car built so far. Absolute beast. Great video though. Enjoyed it :)

[@malotheflame3422]

the video was incredible but could you do that with the two other most dominant cars in Formula 1 history (the RB19 and the W11) please. I appreciate you very much and continue them for a long time please

[@MrBlackMetroid]

Wish we could see that with modern tires

[@SS454LS6]

F2004 had ground breaking features? You didn't name any, but that's mainly because it wasn't revolutionary at all. It was an evolution of the F2003-GA. The F2003-GA had some massive upgrades over the F2002 (First car to have undercut sidepods), but the Bridgestones struggled against the Michelins, especially in the heat. The F2004 was specifically designed to be strong in short stints. A smaller fuel cell and tires specifically made for their design. Ferrari refined a lot of the great features found on the F2003-GA and the tires supported the chassis. Perhaps the biggest trick Ferrari had was supposedly a flexy floor and an incredibly efficient diffuser.

[@maxdegraaf1333]

The absolute King of F1 cars!

[@dawnandrews8969]

Happy 20th birthday f2004!

[@thedragongamer6655]

I enjoyed this new style of content, keep it up

[@maxmouse3]

I miss Schumacher :( But I remember watching this. It was very exciting!

[@shrekulous3753]

your videos are incredible! keep it up!

[@PedroDelgado724]

My favorite car to drive in assetto corsa, driving this thing makes you feel like you can do no wrong it literally does anything and everything you want it to do makes no errors everything is literally on you not the car its nuts

[@ManWithSum]

Interested in more of this type of content 🔥

[@romeogagliotti7918]

Absolutely amazing video!

[@a_23656]

love the editing and animation

[@rrevestual]

Love this video! would just like to correct Rory Byrne, you probably read it as Bryne.

[@paulturkington1899]

Would have loved to see how fast the cars of that era would have been on full slick tyres. I honestly think they’d demolish the current cars lap times if they did

[@Artiick]

We love long format videos lesgoo

[@dmor6696]

nice visuals good job

[@wortenheimmer]

Drinking Game: Take a shot everytime he says "F2004"

[@omc7250]

Amazing! what software do you used to create the animations!? Loved the video!

[@captainsmartass3368]

Greater F1 car I have ever seen so far in my life.

[@domonic6856]

Love the longer videos

[@derekbentley334]

The point of racing is the teachings and the progress of civilization in its teachings.

[@covasanmarinel7441]

We want these cars back on the F1circut.

[@introvertedavgeek8644]

you know the engineers don't f**k around when they make a car 4 times faster than they expected!

[@jacklazo9030]

Very well done! Awesome!

[@johnnysignature]

Great video 👍

[@scsutton1]

Now imagine this thing was brought back and given slick tyres.

[@0megalul309]

msc is the greatest development driver of all time. He even laid the groundwork for mercedes success in the turbo hybrid era.

[@astonisher7549]

Mega video my man

[@HirokaAkita]

Imagine being one of the engineers behind that car. And realizing that it is so fast, *_something should be wrong._* W. O. W.

[@derekbentley334]

What is rulebook for self adjustment automation removing the clutter on wheels/paddles? Standard 10 knobs to 5 motor trim, bias, and 3 switches button for preset settings of the ride quality.

[@budthecyborg4575]

This year is the 20 year anniversary of the best Formula 1 car that will ever exist.

[@pranavnair958]

Wait…but its only been one year since the RB19 was launched

[@budthecyborg4575]

@@pranavnair958 That car is still some kind of mutant hybrid machine that sounds like a vacuum cleaner. Formula 1 only existed during the years of 1950 through 2013.

[@tobznoobs]

fan polls say f2002 was better because it has more wins, i beg to differ. f2004 was an animal. it even confused ferrari. like how are we this fast in pre-season? Schumi famously did a 4 stop in this car, churning out qualy laps in the french gp.

[@meberobin4547]

Amazing video