Monza 2024 Qualifying, And B*tt And Bus Problems 😳

[@hanhenderikse]

Hi Rob, tnx for sharing again. Yrs ago they were selling those foam cushions at Nurburgring to sit comfy on the concrete stands, aren't they selling them at Monza? Next time bring yourself a kneeling foam cushion like the ones you can buy at action or gardening centers for a few euros for doing those jobs while on your knees. makes you sit much more comfy. Have fun with the race. Say hi to Bas for me when you meet him.

[@lucazauri8515]

Hi rob, i’m the guy guessing the pole sitter😂, was nice to meet you, can’t wait to see the race vlog 🫶🏻

[@racefanrob]

Hi Luca! Nice to hear from you 😀 I am on my way home now, the race vlog will take a few days!

[@racefanrob]

The video is out! 😄

[@racefanrob]

Thanks and will do!

[@grzegorzkolodziej1781]

Unfortunately every time a car went by fast you directly the camera at you and not at the car. You must understand that people watch F1 travel vlogs to watch cars and not you

[@racefanrob]

This vlog is about me experiencing the cars. If you want to see the quali, and the cars in full shot, please choose F1TV

[@grzegorzkolodziej1781]

@@racefanrob I’m only advising you how to increase your views to the level of the most successful F1 travel vlogs (you are monetising your subscriptions, don’t you?). I’m not saying the golden formula is to focus on cars all the time but for F1 vlog to be really successful, which I believe you are capable of, there has to be some healthy balance. Having a camera pointed at you 9 times out of 10 is not a healthy balance. I understand your vlog is about you experiencing fast cars but getting a fantastic viewpoint and not having a one single full shot of a car at full speed from the left to when they vanish in Curva Grande in any of your two videos may come across as narcissistic. Please see how other F1 vloggers have balanced it - the only other vlogs of people travelling to F1 events and mainly showing their heads I have watched were vlogs of fashion models. People who watch travel vlogs generally want to see both: the surroundings and how you experience it. Btw, that’s the only improvement I would suggest: other than that I liked your commentary and that’s why I gave you a “like”. As to F1TV, this doesn’t give me views from grandstands.

[@grzegorzkolodziej1781]

@@racefanrob @racefanrob I was only advising you in good faith on how to increase your views to the level of the most successful F1 travel vlogs (you are monetising your subscriptions, don’t you?). I’m not saying the golden formula is to focus on cars all the time but for F1 vlog to be really successful, which I believe you are capable of, there has to be some healthy balance. Having a camera pointed at you 9 times out of 10 is not a healthy balance. I understand your vlog is about you experiencing fast cars but getting a fantastic viewpoint and not having a one single full shot of a car at full speed from the left to when they vanish in Curva Grande in any of your two videos may come across as narcissistic. Please see how other F1 vloggers have balanced it - the only other vlogs of people travelling to F1 events and mainly showing their heads I have watched were vlogs of fashion models. People who watch travel vlogs generally want to see both: the surroundings and how you experience it. Btw, that’s the only improvement I would suggest: other than that I liked your commentary and that’s why I gave you a “like”. As to F1TV, this doesn’t give me views from grandstands, which is why people watch F1 travel vlogs. I see you posted a race video after my comment and it has a full shot of cars 👍