Formula One

Schumi-mania in Kerpen | Video of the day

The trend is toward silver in Michael Schumacher’s hometown. Fans of Formula One racing there are readjusting their lives to the fact that the driver is back behind the wheel – of a Mercedes.

How to become a Formula 1 driver in one day? (Part 3 of 3)

Nino Karotta is flown to Circuit Paul Ricard where, after learning the ropes on a 2-liter open-wheel Renault racer, he finds himself in the driver’s seat of a Renault R24 Formula 1 car with the throttle at 7 percent. Meaning the V10 and the aerodynamics are about to propel him to kingdom come. Part One: www.youtube.com Part Two: www.youtube.com

Formula Villeneuve – A tribute to Gilles Villeneuve – Part 1

When reminiscing on the most memorable names from Formula One Grand Prix racing in the ’70′s one name that rarely fails to attract some degree of respect and admiration is that of Gilles Villeneuve. To many the wiry French-Canadian was all that epitomises the Great Grand Prix driver — immensely…

FORMULA 1 (REMI GAILLARD)

Dangerously funny videos from France. Rémi Gaillard www.nimportequi.com

FIA 2002 Season Review

The very best of 2002 FIA Formula One

Made in Germany | A Family Company – Gütermann

Gütermann is one of the world’s leading manufacturers of sewing threads. It has been based in the Black Forest for 140 years. Among its products are special threads for Formula One racing suits. Its main money spinner: polyester threads for clothing and shoe manufacturers as well as the automotive industry. Responding to global production trends, Gütermann has also opened a factory in China. We take a look at this family concern.

Formula 1 2010 – Track Simulation Bahrain – Sebastien Buemi (French) (1080p)

Uploaded for www.RGTeam.net . Sebastien Buemi explains the Formula One Track of Bahrain in French.

Ayrton Senna – Unforgettable Impressions

A review of senna’s career. After a copyright claim I had to change the music.

Copenhagen and Toronto Mayor’s riding COPENHAGEN WHEEL

The Copenhagen Wheel, designed by researchers at MIT’s Senseable City Lab, will be presented at the Copenhagen Conference on Climate Change on December 15, 2009 before heads of state and mayors form all over the world. It can store energy every time the rider brakes and then give that power back to provide a boost when going uphill or to add a burst of speed in traffic. “The wheel uses a technology similar to the KERS (Kinetic Energy Recovery System), which has radically changed Formula One racing over the past couple of years.

F1- Bahrain GP Alibaba Circuit – 2DTV

More extreme racing middle-eastern style..