Brilliantly done CGI video demonstration showing the F1 car changes from 2008 to 2009

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I just got back from a trip this weekend and was catching up with some of the F1 coverage that I recorded including SpeedTV's latest F1 show, Formula 1 Grand Prix View. It was about 15 minutes into the program that they showed a remarkably well done CGI video from Red Bull narrated by Mark Webber and Sebastien Vettle visually demonstrating all the rules changes effecting their F1 car from 2008 to 2009.

The version SpeedTV showed was in HD and looked and sounded great... however when I went looking for the video on Internet, all I could find was significantly lower resolution and very poor quality video and audio due to compression. I was hoping Red Bull's site would at least have the original HD version to share with you all, but for some strange reason they also only have a significantly lower quality version as well. :odd:

So for those who get SpeedTV, I strongly recommend you record the next repeat airing of Formula 1 Grand Prix View.

In the meantime, here are links to the best versions I could find on the Internet:

 
Not to rain on your parade, D-N, but these are from before Red Bull released their car. December-January-ish. ;)
 
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Not to rain on your parade, D-N, but these are from before Red Bull released their car. December-January-ish. ;)
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No rain necessary... I already knew that from the date the videos were posted... but as I said, it was the first time I saw it, and doing a search on this forum, apparently no one posted it or even mentioned it... thus I thought others may not have seen it as well and thought it would be nice to bring it to their attention... OK?
 
It was probably posted in the testing/launch thread.
The BBC have used it quite a lot too, so I think its safe to say nearly everyone has seen this, as I assume a lot of broadcasters are using it, it is a good explanation of the new regs.
 

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