Stewart is clever and elegant. Hamilton is cocky.

I'm not sure how deaths on the track becoming rare could ever be considered "for worse".

it has become less of a death sentence and more of an actual sport based on skill, as opposed to skill and lack of fear of death.

The cars and tracks have become so comparatively safe now that F1 drivers often behave like they are on a go cart track. Back in Jackie's day, if one car collided with another the result was more often disaster, and the drivers behaved accordingly. Today they often seem to act like they are driving bumper cars.

@@almostfm It's not that, it's the hypocrasy in the FIA, the racing becoming worse and the cars slowly becoming less and less like F1 cars. 2000s F1 cars were the epitome of an F1 car, ultra quick, ultra light, small, sleek, aesthetically pleasing, aggressive to drive and they sounded like F1 cars. Now pair those cars with the fantastic close racing of 2010-2012 (which is entirely possible) and you have perfect F1. But no, the FIA has to follow trends and make their cars hybrid engined and turn them into trucks. Formula One is dying.

Resumindo, o entrevistador perguntou se ele se sentiu pressionado por substituir a vaga do senna na Williams depois da trágica morte dele e o david respondeu que ele se sentiu na responsabilidade de entregar todo o potencial dele na equipe e que sabia q era impossível de substituir o senna mas sim poder honrá-lo

@@alvarosoares3530 show muito obrigado

Então e o Schumacher? Muito Bom!!! Não sei se Ele ainda corre... Diga me algo se puder. Juro que não é nenhuma brincadeira, o meu e-mail aparece. Obrigada

You meant Verstappen

so what? are you arguing against the safety of the drivers? sure the races might've been more exciting, but at what cost? Imagine you being the father of a young F1 driver who loses his son, they could've raced at a safer track, but that wouldn't have been as exiting, nah fam, I'd rather have the safer races

Yep. Which most definitely saved lives. Both drivers and spectators. Ya prick.

It wasnt just him many people were in favor of those tracks being taken off the schedule back then

Because back then those tracks were far more dangerous you absolute muppet

@@tlr5519 Unless you're of a certain age, you don't remember a time when at the start of a racing season, it didn't matter what series you followed-you knew that at least one driver was going to die. I think if you don't have that memory, it's a lot easier to think about losing tracks than thinking about the drivers that you _haven't_ lost because they got rid of tracks that were ridiculously dangerous track configurations of the 1960s and early 70s.

Oh woah now this is so interesting!! Especially now thinking back to the end of 2020 season when Will was such a big advocate for Checo getting the RB seat

well checo was the wrong side of the story so yeah

@@lucas_13. lol.

I genuinely believe that he will not be given a single interview by anyone

@@ThiccSeagull then prepare to have your hopes crushed. Buxton may have been controversial at some point, but he's mostly lost his edge. Sky Sports are basically cowards as well.

@@tacitus5665 he has stated his opinion on the mazepin issue on his own channel

@@saberline152 not really the point is it.