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How We’re Wired to Love F1 V10s
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The 2005 Ferrari F2005, which Michael Schumacher and Rubens Barrichello drove, is among the best-sounding cars ever.

But, as the pistons are moving up and down, and all of those explosions are happening, what’s actually going on that makes specifically a V10 just sound so good?

Well, I’ve always wondered, so I did some research to find out if it’s just personal preference or whether there’s something scientific about V10s that makes our brains love them.

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Top Comments of this video!! :3

@Very_Grumpy_Cat

3 weeks ago

"V10 makes our brain happy" yes I can conform, this maks my happy

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@RAZR_Channel

3 weeks ago

ALL The V10s Were The Pinnacle of F1...

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@ThePhreakazoid

3 weeks ago

Scott: Science says that V10s make our brains happy. Me: Yes.

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@roryoconnor4989

3 weeks ago

As a musician & sound designer (and Motorsport enthusiast) I’ve replicated several eras of F1 engines on synthesizers before. And you NAILED the explanation of the complex acoustic physics that happens to create that sound. It’s not just RPM, or displacement, or cylinder count, it’s the combined interaction of all three and the design of the exhaust. THANK YOU

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@Wholemxlk

3 weeks ago

The sound of the V10 to me always felt like it was so much power that it’s just ripping the air apart to achieve that noise

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@eldorado5319

3 weeks ago

As a musician I know exactly what a major third is and how it sounds🎸And as a long time F1 fan I know exactly how a V10 sounds:face-red-heart-shape: But I never knew the connection between the two :face-fuchsia-wide-eyes: so thanks Scott for explaning this 👍

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@RogerM88

3 weeks ago

If F1 opted for the V10 with Synthetic Fuels or Hydrogen, in less than 10 seconds at high revving...people would be having eargasms.

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@elpatosilva

2 weeks ago

You have to thank Ange, the developer behind Engine Simulator. It's magical, not only does it synthesize the sound, the software does all the fluid calculations to build the sound, and the result is fantastic. If you "build" the engine correctly you can get the exact sound of a Formula 1 V10

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@lipenardo84

3 weeks ago

Every time I hear a V10 or a 100cc 2-strokes gokart, it gives me goosebumps automatically ! It is increadible how these sounds are pleasant to my ears

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@willemvdk4886

2 weeks ago

Oh I remember going to the Belgian GP with my dad back in the early zeroes and parking the car far from the circuit and hearing the V10's doing free practice on sunday morning. The engines screaming through the hills there just gave me goosebumps. It was truly breathtaking.

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@AndyFromBeaverton

3 weeks ago

People who love today's current turbo F1 era have never felt the sound of a V10 cracking 20,000 rpm. Yes, feeling the sound.

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@samiraperi467

3 weeks ago

That "V8 burble" is a characteristic of crossplane cranks. Flatplane V8s sound different.

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@shonen84

2 weeks ago

11:43 please send this entire video and in particular this quote straight to the FIA. This is the best, most researched, and well explained thesis on the engine sound in F1 ever! Thanks so much 🙏

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@Iambestforreal

3 weeks ago

6:07 bro used an alpine 💀

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@slaphead90

3 weeks ago

Major 3rd = Happy car 😄 Minor 3rd = Sad car 😥

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@zirconblue2

3 weeks ago

I love how they got rid of V10's and V8's to appease manufacturers and for environmental reasons. But then added loads more races all over the world and none of the current manufacturers make a consumer available 1.6 V6 Turbo (Apart from the Merc hypercar produced in minimal numbers)

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@EleanorNL

3 weeks ago

All F1 needs are gravel pits, wide-angle camera's without overly zooming in on the cars in corners, 100-150 kg lighter cars and - above all - V10s! Which should even be polarbear-friendly with their so much hyped biosustainable fuels :) Everyone wins!

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@JustMeandMyTea

2 weeks ago

The "Why we're wired to love F1 V10s" is by far a better title than " Musical engineering lesson" 😂 Loved it! Also this whole video was a treat to watch at home with the 'good' headphones on, made my brain super happy 😃

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@JanTonovski

3 weeks ago

3:40 Well, they used the V10 in the peugot 905 because group C rules almost forced teams to use formula one engines. Many see this as the rule that broke group C

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@MorganBrady

2 weeks ago

As a musician / audio engineer by trade, and a racer by hobby… the comparison between cylinder count and note interval and harmonies was FREAKING AWESOME. Thanks Scott!

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