F1 2020 Brooklands (1907) | Lewis Hamilton Onboard | Assetto Corsa

Here's an F1 onboard lap at one of the oldest racing circuits in the world, the Brooklands circuit in Surrey, England. This Formula 1 hotlap is driven in Assetto Corsa with Lewis Hamilton in his F1 2020 Mercedes W11.

Brooklands was a racing circuit and aerodrome that was also the world's first purpose-built banked motor racing circuit that opened in 1907.
The track saw multiple events and many lap record attempts. Brooklands had its last race in 1939, after which it closed down.
Parts of the circuit still remain today and forms the Brooklands Museum

What do you think of this historic circuit?
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[Deepshade_]

Magnussen: I have a headache because of the upshifts.

Brookelands: Hold my accelerator

[taracneridio]

Mercedes at this track: I am spEed
Ferrari at this track: Imma blow the engine without reason

[JohnWarren]

I volunteer at the museum here! Sadly the track itself has a business park built over most of it, but there’s a big chunk that still exists, and any museum visitors can walk on it! There’s also a simulator there, in a shed full of old F1 cars (my job is to look after these cars and teach younger kids about them). So yeah, this track has a special place in my heart. Unfortunately I can’t volunteer at the moment due to COVID, but I can’t wait to go back :)

EDIT: Forgot to mention that Brooklands was also the place where they built the Hawker Hurricane, BAE Hawk and the Harrier Jump Jet among other things!
Although this track looks easy to a modern F1 car, it used to be a real challenge in older cars with very little grip and just rear drum brakes.

[starshipswiftie]

Me to the FIA: What grade is this circuit?

FIA: 69

[ivanmacias]

"bONo mY BaLAncE iS GonE!"

-Lulu taking a turn on this circuit, probably.

[alifsaleh]

I think that this is one of your easiest video you've ever made. Also there's something unusual on your thumbnail's.

[kuhan_gizmo]

I really love modern f1 cars in classic tracks

[ihathtelekinesis]

Imagine if they still raced on how the track is now, having to negotiate the Tesco’s and the housing estate.

[saantisoo]

Great job bro, I like the idea of making videos on tracks before F1 was born.
Amazing job!!!

[_slickerzentertainment]

Daytona mixes with Trenton lol
Also this was 2 years before IMS was constructed, so technically this was the worlds very first superspeedway!

[lebagnard]

Pirelli tires would explode after one lap

[dominicbarden]

I remember an episode of 'James May's Toy Stories' where he used Scalextric to rebuild this circuit.

[nicogarcia]

Nice video! It's incredible that even these circuits have mods, I wonder if a similar track from Spain called Terramar is in Assetto Corsa 🤔

[XxmetalHeadxX]

Now just imagine if a NASCAR stock car around this.

[francesco]

Are we gonna talk about the fact that this circuit is
L A R G E af?

[StreetSweeper]

It’s giving me 2009-2011 Indycar vibes😭😭

[ChiChiWoo]

Suggestion: F1 race at Daytona: how will it work out?
Edit: The Superpseedway itself

[eholanda]

MITSOS in the first place, change the name of the driver in the video link because Ayrton Senna is appearing, but Hamilton is really the one who drives. Although it does not matter to me one or the other since Ayrton could appear in more videos. Secondly, this was one of the most requested race tracks here if I remember. Since F1 cars are not made for oval circuits, I believe that in reality they could be even faster. And finally on this track: I believe that if this race still existed today, it would be as much or more traditional than the Indy 500. Nice video 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[simoneburini]

Everyone on earth:
F1 car at Brooklands:

[Dog_Botherer]

Is this the track where James May did the scalextric thing?