Watch How F1 Has Evolved Through The Decades With These Amazing Onboard VideosF1 has changed a lot since it debuted in 1950 and the best way to show it off is with brilliantly mad onboard clips like these Jack Leslie Updated: 16 Apr 2016 Remote video URLRemote video URLRemote video URLRemote video URLRemote video URLRemote video URLRemote video URLRemote video URLRemote video URLRemote video URLRemote video URLRemote video URLRemote video URLRemote video URL Previous These Gifs Prove Why Gumball 3000 Is The Greatest Rally On Earth Next 9 Things You Definitely Shouldn't Do When Supercar Spotting More News Formula 1 Inside F1 World Champion Lando Norris' Mega Car Collection 08/12/25 Formula 1 One Of Ayrton Senna’s Most Famous F1 Cars Is Coming Up For Sale 03/12/25 Gaming 2026 Season Expansion Coming To F1 25, New Game In 2027 18/11/25 Formula 1 Audi Shows Off F1 Livery Concept Ahead Of 2026 Debut 13/11/25 News You Could Buy One Of Ayrton Senna’s Most Iconic Formula 1 Cars 06/11/25 Features 6 Times F1 Engines Have Powered Other Cars 23/10/25Comments In my opinion 04/05 was the best F1 ive ever seen, you had the screaming ferraris with Schumacher and the blue and yellow Renault with Alonso. The cars were just so evil and screaming, now the cars are all civilised and polite. “Evolution of Camera Technology” Patrick Depaillier was a boss! Pagination Page 2 Previous page Prev Page Subscribe to our NewsletterGet the latest car news, reviews and unmissable promotions from the team direct to your inboxFor more information see our Privacy Policy Leave this field blank
In my opinion 04/05 was the best F1 ive ever seen, you had the screaming ferraris with Schumacher and the blue and yellow Renault with Alonso. The cars were just so evil and screaming, now the cars are all civilised and polite.
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In my opinion 04/05 was the best F1 ive ever seen, you had the screaming ferraris with Schumacher and the blue and yellow Renault with Alonso. The cars were just so evil and screaming, now the cars are all civilised and polite.
“Evolution of Camera Technology”
Patrick Depaillier was a boss!