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Latest video! How good is it to have Alfa back?

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No worries mate, may as well post my latest update in here. A short video this time around on everyone's second favourite Italian underdog team from the 90's, Forti. bwsMMBa6sVc Also, a little shoutout to Lego Grand Prix, who produces some cool stop-motion videos. Their stuff can be found here: http...

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Thanks for giving me a mention in the OP Aqua. I'll be sure to post any updates in this thread to limit congestion.

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Hey everyone, just thought I'd pop by and plug the latest goings-on with the channel. Hope you all enjoy these latest videos.

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jiminwatford wrote:
F1 Livery Histories wrote:Episode 16 covers Red Bull Racing!

Yay!

Finally

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Episode 16 covers Red Bull Racing!

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Another video in the series has been launched. I had a lot of fun with this one.

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Hey everyone, back again with another video. This time I have produced a video on a team with an absolute boatload of history - BRM.

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It's funny, the morning before you put the Sauber vid up i was wondering when you would do them So on that theory i will be expecting Red Bull soon ;) I had fun doing Sauber. Always liked that team and I think the video came out well. I have ha requests ranging from BRM to Larrousse, but believe it...

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Back again with yet another video, this time I cover the turbulent road travelled by Manor GP.

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Hey y'all. New video has been uploaded to the channel. This time I cover the many guises of the Peter Sauber's F1 team.

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This gets my vote for topic of the year. Great episodes F1 Livery Histories . :thumbup: :thumbup: Thanks mate. I personally enjoyed covering Minardi, and am kinda glad Red Bull didn't retain the Minardi name when they took over the team. Would have been sad to see Minardi become a Red Bull feeder t...

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This time I took a look back at everyone's favourite underdog team, Minardi. Hope you enjoy

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Gotta agree with you there, Jim. Loved that '01 test livery.

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Hopefully one day we'll see Toyota back on the grid.

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In celebration of Fernando's triumph at Le Mans, here's a video on a team he never had any association with.

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jiminwatford wrote:I think possibly 1985 with the white stripes on the front and rear wings

Ditto. Those pinstripes are absolutely bad-ass. There something about it, along with the digital-looking driver numbers that gives the car a whole 80's postmodern look.

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Which Renault livery was your favourite Jim?

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Hi everyone. Back again with another follow-up. This time on those little yellow teapots.

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Episode seven in the series covers the rise & fall of the Brabham F1 team.

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Time for video six in the series. This time we're taking a look at a team that was last seen in F1 almost 16 years ago, Arrows.

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Unless I'm mistaken, didn't they try to bring these in when the V6's were first introduced?

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Warheart01 wrote:Fantastic stuff as always!

Thanks for the ongoing support!

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jiminwatford wrote:Great, just watched it

i think you call the FW07 the FW09 at 4:08?

I'm sure someone would point it out so thought it may as well be me (sorry )

Haha, oops! Thanks for pointing that out to me mate, glad you enjoyed the video overall.

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Hey everyone, back again with another vid. Not long to go now until we'll be racing again in 2018. What better team to profile than my favourite team which is still active... Williams!

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Anyone else looking forward to seeing how Toro Rosso Honda are going to fare this season?

If only from a morbid curiosity standpoint.

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Thanks mate!

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Hi everyone. Back again with the next instalment in the series. A short, but sweet video on Stewart Grand Prix. ieKwrxDsel0 Only a few more days to go until the start of the season, they've been working extensively on the circuit here in Melbourne. A whole bunch of traffic is being redirected away f...

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Some interesting shapes on this car, that's for sure. I wonder if the funny shape of the side pods has something to do aerodynamically with the halo?

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Red: Ferrari/Alfa/Maserati/Toyota
Orange: McLaren/Arrows
Yellow: Renault
Green: Jaguar
Blue: Williams/Tyrrell/Ligier
Purple: ??
Pink: Force India
Black: Lotus/Minardi
White: BMW/Brawn
Silver: Mercedes/Audi
Brown: ??

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Thanks for all the positivity everyone. Anything that makes the off-season go a little bit quicker is always awesome.

Yeah, I agree that you can't really justify stickying this thread. But I'll be keeping it updated regularly, plenty more videos are on their way!

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Great to hear, MB-BOB!

I'm even accepting requests if anyone here wants to suggest a team they'd like to see profiled.

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Episode three of F1 Livery Histories covers the long and winding road travelled by perennial underdogs, a team renowned for innovation, Tyrrell Racing.

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Cool thread. Here's my dream team

Drivers: Fernando Alonso & Robert Kubica
Team principal: Maurizio Arrivabene
Colours: Royal blue with yellow piping.
Engine: Mercedes
Race engineer: Rob Smedley

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I've kinda always thought of F1 eras like this... 1983(or even earlier) to 1988 - Turbo era. 1989 to 1993 - Return to naturally aspirated engines. 1994 to 1997 - Post-ban on traction control & active suspension. There were, however, lots of other regulation changes during this period. It was also du...

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jimmyj wrote:Great stuff. Thanks!

Glad you enjoyed it!!

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The second instalment in the series. This time on the vibrant & colourful Benetton team.

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Interesting comparison. When looking at them both side by side like that the Williams looks much more balanced, & able to attack the corners better. I could imagine Mansell's front tyres would have been under a fair amount of pressure though!

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Thanks for the support everyone! In regards to which museums those cars are in nowadays, I wouldn't really know for the most part. I can only guess most of them are still in the UK, probably at places like Goodwood & Donington. I can confirm that a fair few of the Camel Lotus Hondas are in museums i...

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Thank you very much. More videos are on their way

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