This is what 9 thousandths of a second looks like in F1.

[HemiDog]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i6FoBYD82T0

This is one of the neatest comparisons I have seen.   

[dutch]

very cool and clear 

[brads70]

Wow! Can't say I'm a fan of that sort of racing but very impressive!

[67vertman]

I think a saw where he lost that 9 thousandths of a second.........it was in the eighth turn where he did one more corection in the streering than the other guy did.   

That was cool, thank for sharing.

[willhaven]

Check this out.

GT cars compared with F1 cars.

It's crazy how the F1s make the GT cars look slow.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ex5dhhpSHCw

[HemiDog]

That is insane that they are that much faster!     Really helps to put things in perspective.

[Road_Runner]

F1 has been my favorite form of racing for the last several years.  Nascar is going to have to go back to something that at least 'looks like a stock car' and encourage innovation & competition instead of forbidding it with their anti-competition rules that try to make every car identical regardless of make.  Nascar could learn something Australia's Super V8 cars.  The trick to watching a F1 race is figuring out how to compare cars on different parts of the track running different pit/tire strategies to see how they will end up at race end.  Great video, thanks.

Later, Jim

[dodj]

Goes to show you how little things like how much curb to take can change the whole outcome of a race. The champions do it more consistently than the other runners. Thanks for the video(s) 
F1 has been my favorite form of racing for years. Nascar will throw the yellow for a Kleenex on the track just to artificially bunch up the cars, then claim they have the closest racing.   (Closest racing would be NHRA)