[racerbruce]

Oh, the unbelievable sound of this V12 @ redline....
Perhaps the 2022 regulations will include built-in speakers on the cars and the sounds of the glorious years projecting from the cars -

[nick46]

I've said on various forums including this one - that is the best sounding engine ever!

[erickonphoenix]

and it sounded even better live

[racerbruce]

Originally Posted by nick46

I've said on various forums including this one - that is the best sounding engine ever!

Indeed - it just sounds like the highest level of precision; its the high-pitched screaming that is over-the-top.

[racerbruce]

Originally Posted by erickonphoenix

and it sounded even better live

Yes - I've only attended one GP and it was the 2008 Monaco race....the unbelievable sound of these 18,000+ RPM normally aspirated engines echocing off the city and surrounding hills was deafening.

Tell me about your experience.

[Murf993]

Originally Posted by racerbruce

Oh, the unbelievable sound of this V12 @ redline....
Perhaps the 2022 regulations will include built-in speakers on the cars and the sounds of the glorious years projecting from the cars -

I got wood.

[erickonphoenix]

Originally Posted by racerbruce

Yes - I've only attended one GP and it was the 2008 Monaco race....the unbelievable sound of these 18,000+ RPM normally aspirated engines echocing off the city and surrounding hills was deafening.

Tell me about your experience.

My company sent me to London for a year in 2000. I'd been an F1 fan since the old Jackie Stewart days, so since i was there I went to the Silverstone race. Nothing really prepared me for that experience.

[racerbruce]

Originally Posted by erickonphoenix

My company sent me to London for a year in 2000. I'd been an F1 fan since the old Jackie Stewart days, so since i was there I went to the Silverstone race. Nothing really prepared me for that experience.

Awesome - what a venue; where did you sit? Was it all you hoped it would be??

[erickonphoenix]

Originally Posted by racerbruce

Awesome - what a venue; where did you sit? Was it all you hoped it would be??

Actually I never sit at the races. I usually hike around and watch from different spots. Part of the reason I really like WEC races because you have time to see the race from different areas. But it was great, expensive but great.

[NickyC]

You all have obviously never been inside a G82 with the artificial engine sound turned up.

I'll see myself out.

[Humdizzle]

gonna miss high rpm NA engines when they're gone.

[Parsixer]

Originally Posted by racerbruce

Yes - I've only attended one GP and it was the 2008 Monaco race....the unbelievable sound of these 18,000+ RPM normally aspirated engines echocing off the city and surrounding hills was deafening.

Tell me about your experience.

I was at this Grand Prix too)

[racerbruce]

Originally Posted by Parsixer

I was at this Grand Prix too)

Wowie!
Where were your seats??

We sat in Casino Square at Turn 4 with the Casino Hotel to our right and the Casino in front of us; there was a huge TV screen in front of us so we could see other parts of the course.

As you recall, the first third was rain; the second third was establishing a dry line and the last third....WFO.

HAM in only his second in in F1 was in the McLaren and seemed to be taking Casino Square at WOT....just inches from the Armco....and take the win.

We were staying in Nice and took the train to Monaco and on the return trip.

Side note: It was interesting watching Monaco residents arriving via car at the Casino Hotel next to our little grandstand seats....they looked absolutely bored and disgusted at the large masses (appx 100,000 on race day) were invading their principality....