2003 British Grand Prix: Race Highlights | DHL F1 Classics

Plenty of action on-track - and that's not just the racing! Check out highlights from the incredible 2003 British Grand Prix, presented by DHL.
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[@declanthomas7159]

You can tell how much lighter the cars were back then, darting around like houseflies, that's one of the main things I miss, made it look so much faster.

[@MJTbreww]

That and the fact those cars are way smaller which really gives it that effect

[@ludwigrohrig]

And they looked so hard to drive, every single lap was at the absolute limit and even tiny mistakes were punished. I find it so enjoyable to watch these 2003 cars just go around the track, even without overtaking. Compare that to those ocean tankers on rails we got today and it just doesn't seem as right as it does here. I know that the racing in the 2000s was bad and that there are things that we can't/shouldn't change back. (Refuelling, safety measures, ...) But there has got to be a way to make the cars smaller, more nimble and harder to drive without compromising safety.

[@dez8685]

@@ludwigrohrig And people back then were moaning that the cars were too easy to drive due to all the electronic help. Usual nostalgic complaints.

[@ludwigrohrig]

@@dez8685 - I see your point and I know it always is a matter of nostalgia. But just looking at 2000s onboards and comparing them to the current ones is a huge difference imo. I think making the cars a bit harder to drive would benefit the sport massively. These cars have too much downforce imo, we barely have any high speed corners that aren't flat-out...

[@StarkRaven59]

@@ludwigrohrig Indycar went for less downforce, harder to drive cars one or two years ago and I would say, even though racing has not always been super close, that it has been more exciting to watch. Those cars can actually race and pass on street courses.

[@diazwirasonjaya2268]

Ferrari’s strategists this year be like:”lets send a lunatic on track”

[@Luisml8]

he was an EX Mercedes employee, he was doing a protest because he was fire being sick

[@pionelpessi1022]

El BonitiilloO That happened in Germany 2000, this was a priest.

[@fuzzfizz]

Considering Coulthard is the one that gained advantage after being last because pitting for a new headrest, I would say it's McLaren strategist that came with this idea....

[@laloaguirre9847]

Back when the had good strategists :D

[@blitzy3244]

XD

[@vitorlobo4175]

Curiosity: there were two times when a lunatic just go on the track in the history of F1, it happened in Germany 2000 and Silverstone 2003, both races won by Rubens Barrichello.

[@simoneburini4036]

There was a third one: 2015 Singapore Grand Prix. Vettel won (again, a Ferrari)

[@ScrewDMarius89]

You could think Barrichello hired them xd

[@brunolorenzo4574]

What was it written on the lunatic's poster?

[@domeniczattraytofficial4592]

@@brunolorenzo4574 was an Irish priest saying that peiple should read the bible and go to church on a Sunday.. Not watch formula 1 😂😂

[@overtakemedia7076]

@@domeniczattraytofficial4592 haha he does know you can do both right. He should take his own advice

[@ciccio1883]

These cars were 2/3 sec slower than nowadays cars, but in my mind they will always seem and be faster That noise is everything 😍

[@saranoxxis]

they were in fact faster on straights, but the electric engine in modern cars allows for a greater acceleration, and nowadays' knowledge of aerodynamics allow for greater downforce on corners

[@ciccio1883]

@@saranoxxis i know, but if a person does not know these things he would think that those cars were faster

[@kv-5]

It is because they are smaller and lighter they look more dynamic. One of the biggest criticisms by the drivers of today is that the cars are too big and too heavy and therefor sluggish.

[@celador14]

2004 cars would be as fast as new ones if they had the thing they are having now, drs, slicks... etc

[@arftrooper44]

@@celador14 F2004 with DRS and 2018 Hypersoft/2019 C5 tires? That should be the fastest death machine in the world

[@EstelNimloth]

McLaren Kimi was just an insane beast. Such a shame the car was so unreliable.

[@teppana4421]

Then when he joined Ferrari everyone saw how he got flattered by the overpowered McLaren

[@tonkinesenchill4240]

teppana despite winning the 2007 title. Guess some people make a hobby out of poking their finger into anything positive

[@anitanzeyimana6768]

@@markhelops7611 in which team did he fail? Ferrari was good because he won the title, McLaren obviously good, Lotus he was very competitive and finished P3 in the championship ahead of McLaren and Sauber/Alfa he's doing the best the car can give

[@anitanzeyimana6768]

@@teppana4421 Yeah by winning the title in his first year🙄

[@ciaronsmith4995]

@@teppana4421 Totally wrong. Kimi had major setup issues in 2008 and first half of 2007. Despite this, he still won the title in 2007. Which actually shows you he was flattering the McLarens. Clueless troll.

[@TheF1WeekThatWas]

That early low angle shot going through Maggots and Beckett’s needs to come back for this year. Stunning.

[@mannoesgehtnix]

time?

[@JamiePursey]

Yeah time please

[@WoodhouseMotorsport01]

@@JamiePursey 0:19

[@blitzy3244]

Yeah I love it

[@TheF1WeekThatWas]

@@mannoesgehtnix 0:20 to 0:24secs. It's great!

[@SamuelSantos_]

This was Rubens Barrichello’s best performance in Formula 1, he really showcased his great talent! Was a mad race as well, the most exciting race you guys have streamed thus far 👏🏼

[@thedude8248]

@Samuel Santos I think that Germany 2000 is Rubens’ greatest performance

[@Mthwll]

​@@thedude8248 By far his greatest and one of the greatest in F1

[@SamuelSantos_]

The Dude824 Germany 2000 was great, but I feel this win had more merit to it than the one in Germany. At Silverstone 2003, there was no one on track who was quicker than Rubens. Rubens himself considers this one his best win. Either way, both were spectacular performances

[@Lapichant]

Let's hope Carlos isn't treated like rubens

[@salmanfarruz]

The most exciting race that F1 has streamed since the beginning of the pandemic is the 2012 Brazilian Grand Prix.

[@razeriksson3892]

Damn Rubens was on fire that day

[@grivous9515]

When the car suited him, you could see what he could do.

[@antonwulp]

The livery's were so nice back then. Simple colors, easy to reconize, brighter colors. Ferrari beautiful red and the white also looks better than current black.

[@TheSpeederist]

You can see ghe tobacco brands have been removed from the cars to make the colours seem even more recognisible!

[@guitarheaven1747]

Ehh... honestly, 2019 Ferrari is pretty much my favorite livery, the black makes it seem more aggressive, the red and white combi kinda reminds me of medical cars

[@mctavishsoap3815]

Toyota’s livery is my favorite. Such an iconic livery

[@bernardoteodosio]

@@TheSpeederist pretty sure they were removed because they were not allowed for the British GP

[@Stettafire]

@@TheSpeederist Had to be removed because cigarette advertising is illegal in the UK

[@michaeldwatkins_]

Allen and Brundle, old Silverstone, and engines that'd take your eardrums out at 200yds. Those were the days. I was actually there for this one, seven years old at my first F1 race. Happy memories, and seeing a Ferrari win (as a stepping stone to becoming a life-long Scuderia fan, was immensely special)

[@MrSilverfish12]

lucky boi. I still havent watched my first race. Sucks it wont be the v10 when I go.

[@imblack011]

Did you say hi to the lunatic

[@Diola_Drone]

3:05 Barrichello at his finest. He deserved one championship for his career,what a driver 💪💪💪

[@beasthunter2857]

With that Sound, it sounds like the Cars want that win more than the drivers lol

[@rossfraser7284]

2003 was an incredible season, purely because of how evenly matched the cars were, literally wheel to wheel racing from the front to the back of the grid every race.. for anyone who says Schumacher "dominated" his era I'd say 2000, 2001,2003 he really had competition

[@NAmania]

Yeah Schumi dominance era was boring only in 2002 and 2004.

[@Maroslavka]

Very well said. Mclaren and Williams were equaled if not better than Ferrari’s in those years. Mercedes was competeable just in 2017,2018 and 2021. 2014-2016 and 2019-2020 was 5 years of the biggest dominance in F1.

[@retromaniaco_br7422]

Barrichello had a lot of misfortunes in that season and he could had witnessed a three way title battle.

[@ciaronsmith4995]

Kimi was just insane in his prime. This car was nowhere compared to Williams and Ferrari, yet he nearly won the title this year. He was driving over the limit at a lot of races. We all saw what happened when Montoya was Kimi's teammate.

[@noobednatherium4082]

2 points.

[@juventinos81]

at that time montoya was so fat that he couldnt even fit in the car

[@carlosvalero7638]

Barrichello overtook him. Lol.

[@brolo7234]

The McLaren had the best chassis that year. It was well in contention.

[@ciaronsmith4995]

@@brolo7234 Not a chance. They had an updated 2002 car - Ferrari had the best chassis, Williams close to McLaren in terms of chassis, but overall the McLaren was far slower as a package, including Mercedes power. A distant third quickest car - flattered by the great Kimi Raikkonen of course. Coulthard was absolutely nowhere as was Paffett in testing.

[@namenamename390]

3:46 "Formula 1, the motor racing where no one overtakes, yeah?" The era was different, the complaints were the same. Nice bit of sarcasm by the commentator

[@apophisRO]

Lol no. Formula 1 was always known for its lacking of overtaking compared to other motorsports because it concentrates more around strategy. The commentator wasnt complaining, he just stated what other motorsports fans think about F1 in general.

[@namenamename390]

@@apophisRO I know the commentator wasn't complaining himself, but rather making fun of those who do. That's what I meant by "nice bit of sarcasm by the commentator"

[@speeddemon4387]

Christian Horner in 2021: 'nobody has ever tried to overtake at the inside line of Copse corner' Kimi back in 2003: 'let's do it twice'

[@sunnybunnybunny3615]

He didn’t say that nobody tried and overtake at the inside of copse. He said that nobody sticks a wheel up the inside at copse. There’s a difference....

[@Stephen05777]

Kimi was well ahead here before the turn. Not behind and diving in from a hopeless position

[@imblack011]

@@sunnybunnybunny3615 Max does it a lot so lewis tried some if his moves

[@ioni6x]

@@imblack011 just didn't work this time.

[@thewidow7864]

cars of that time were mind-blowing beautiful

[@Susko586]

These cars look and sound so much faster... Great to see Rubens on top :)

[@worldstar7241]

2004 cars actually are the fastest cars because after that they had to downsize the engines if I remember correctly

[@jamievangramberg5877]

@@worldstar7241 I'm pretty sure the current cars are faster, but these care just look faster and I think that's because they are so much smaller and look more nimble

[@tanoooo]

world star this season would've been the season of the fastest f1 cars in the history of the sport, even these beasts on modern day quali rules wouldnt be as quick

[@Valevoid]

2004: More fuel & Refueling system make F1 Drivers pushing hard. Nowadays: No refueling system make F1 Drivers managing their fuel. So no wonder why the gap between Quali & Fastest lap was close in 2004.

[@Vamanos46]

Faster not just in the straights .. Tracks had Faster Corner profiles, LESS MARBLES too. Check out these corners starting at 5:35, DC ends up overtaking on the outside. Cars didn't stick merely to the pure racing line back then.. now it's all preserve as much as you can and therefore any marbles that do build up are not cleared, but are too large to the point they are detrimental to competitive racing these days

[@kimiferrari7554]

Raikonnen was so close to win the drivers world champion it was only 2 points between him and Schumacher

[@f1analysis900]

Kimi was the best performing driver of 2003.

[@revolutionformelonline-rfo9835]

Kimi and Michael deserved the Championship! Yeah im a Ferrari fan, but you can't hate Kimi!

[@kimiferrari7554]

@@revolutionformelonline-rfo9835 yupe

[@ddt3619]

Kimi also had 1 more DNF

[@icemanrules3342]

@@ddt3619 Nurburgning ☹️

[@purwantiallan5089]

Remembering james allen's iconic scream of GOOOOOO and a man crossing right in the middle of the track

[@Besitzerstolz]

Man these cars look so good! Beautiful, agile and screaming!

[@lucasvca]

Even though Barrichello gets a lot of crap in Brazil, he was such a great driver.

[@FOG2006]

He is, still today, an idol among Ferrari fans.

[@evanroldan9566]

​@FOG2006 Back in 2009 when he was driving for Brawn GP, When he won in Monza That Year, the Tifosi cheered for him

[@achintyaaatreya]

The engine soundtrack is so lovely. Even the cars look that bit better. Those light cars really weave when you give them the beans.

[@CC-cr9dc]

Barrichello.🇧🇷

[@mdtxtdi]

❤️

[@KNDCHV]

These cars man...Just pure art. Sound, look, raw power...This was F1 ...

[@GodsMemeTV]

1:13 - in 2020 "5G will kill us"

[@michael696925]

It may be the same family.. 😂

[@belezuera]

1:19 - people with brains

[@Willie_Pete_Was_Here]

I thought it was 5G forces

[@as07011]

2003: Williams has the most powerful engine on the grid 2020: Williams has the most powerful GP2 engine

[@pedrosilvamusician]

Even if they were super slow they were still way faster than F2 cars

[@henriquepaladino3779]

And that's a fact

[@as07011]

@@pedrosilvamusician it was a yoke :D

[@ImChapado_]

@@as07011 williams now is not more in F1

[@motornaut]

? They still have the most powerful engine

[@dutch_bullet]

The sound still gives goosebumps, best era of F1, just a few years before they gone wild with aerodynamics.

[@nordwand4519]

Those emotions from James Allen at 3:09 are one of the reasons why he's my favorite

[@suni08]

He never fails to give me goosebumps

[@WassupWassup420]

Yeah my favorite is "Almost half a second, HALF. A. SECOND!"

[@nordwand4519]

@@WassupWassup420 agree, that's legendary

[@dtfootball14]

I love Murray, James, Brundle and Crofty all for different reasons. We really have had some world class commentators in F1

[@RadityaPramanaPutra2001]

​@@dtfootball14 That's why Martin Brundle is a legend. From alongside Murray Walker, then alongside James Allen, and now (since 2012) alongside David "Crofty" Croft.

[@cornevangulik6166]

2003 was an absolute mad season. People talk about Ferrari dominance in the early zero’s but 2003 could’ve gone either way. Michael, Kimi and Juan were all in the mix, hell even Ralf was considered to have a chance after his double win at the European and French GP.

[@khjfreddy]

0:33 Those Ferraris are making the exact same move to defend

[@Rabbitizzy]

I think we all agree that this was the great F1 era. What a drivers, what a cars, that beautiful sound, what a battle. I remember how the whole our family was watching F1 that days.

[@martsmarts]

I love this era.. even the number 2 drivers are also just as competitive on the podium. And there’s more than 3 teams who are equally a winning car.

[@richardbelliveau8881]

Miss those days...the racing was so competitive... the cars were awesome..and the sound!!!

[@QuamrulIslam-rm4oo]

Ruben's Barrichello, an awesome yet underrated driver for whichever team he drove for.

[@thomasnichol4138]

2003 was a great season, you had like five or six guys with a fair chance at getting the title.

[@RhoadsRafa]

Rubens said in an interveiw that he was in charge of most setup and tyre choices since he arrived at Ferrari, and in that particular weekend he noticed that a certain compound suited him better than Michael, so he made the call in favor of himself and it paid work. Ross Brawn found out about that later and since then things changed at Ferrari.

[@SeanMather]

Digging the old Mclaren and Renault livery’s. Certainly could tell who was driving those Mclaren’s lol

[@IronMan-tk8uc]

True dat!

[@vaclav_fejt]

Those days of "Is tobacco advertisment banned on British TV?" "Well, yes, but actually no."

[@TeddyOn]

What a Race! No DRS, but so many overtakes, fighting everywhere. Nice one👍

[@jann1k_MSC47]

I Miss this layout & of course cars , drivers . 💓

[@archvile1313]

Glory F1 years, back when it was a real sport. Real sounds, gorgeous designs, no drs, real F1 cars.

[@diethersantos6404]

True atleast the cars were small

[@matheus4807]

Grande Rubito! Merece muito mais reconhecimento do que recebe aqui no Brasil! Great Rubens! Deserves much more recognition than he gets here in Brazil!

[@thedarksecrets-official]

bar honda with the lucky strikes livery is beautiful

[@joshhuders4751]

Christian Horner: "you don't stick a wheel up the inside of there" Kimi:" Bwoah"

[@mattwhelan13]

the sound of these car is amazing, one of my favourite years this expecially with the constructors involved

[@Micha23147]

Watching these grand prix is real formula 1 childhood feeling, really great

[@user-fm6bg6ko4p]

I remember watching this race live. I missed those V10 engines.

[@DJBOGOSFLOFFICIAL]

4:20 THE CROWD OF SILVERSTONE ARE GOING *BANANAS* HERE!!!!!!

[@brunorafael3110]

Grande vitória de Rubinho!

[@revolutionformelonline-rfo9835]

Back in times when F1 was amazing, sound was amazing, everything! ❤🔥

[@SocietyUnplugged]

Except the ban for tobacco ads, which bankrupted teams and racetracks.

[@caio5987]

I don’t think you were even alive then... these were by far the most boring period in F1

[@facundocavecchia3605]

@@caio5987 2014-19 ?

[@revolutionformelonline-rfo9835]

@@caio5987 no. Look at 2003, 2001 or 2000. So much better than the full hybrid era! I was excited for every Race (Same in 2010 & 2012). Today i don't watch every race anymore. It's really Boring.

[@DicraeoF1]

@@revolutionformelonline-rfo9835 Yeah ... go rewatch Imola 2003, Europe 2003, Monaco 2003 or Magny-Cours 2003, if you're so keen on this era. Seriously, the V10 cars of the 2000s brought us some of the worst racing F1 has ever had.

[@Marcus_K]

2003: Kimi vs. Schumacher 2021: Kimi vs. Schumacher's son

[@damarfadlan9251]

2021 still remembered this 18 year old race.

[@vectro4284]

Let’s be honest.. This is 10 times more entertaining than F1 nowadays.

[@ciaronsmith4995]

Variability in strategy and tyres and lighter cars and better tyres.

[@xdmada543]

I Watched alot of old f1 races and while i can say they are clearly entertaining on their own ways this races where Just all about the stragety really , at least Most of the time and refueling is something i Wish will never Comeback because its risky and Not needed

[@hideki-s9083]

Of course if you just pick the best race of that season it's gonna seem more exciting lol

[@Ariespradana13]

same as usual difficult to overtake without DRS

[@TheRoboteer]

You only remember the good races from this era. So many races were decided in the pits due to fuel levels.

[@chinedu717]

I love the racing back then, the cars are darting around, it looks like war

[@jajsjdnzlaoapzpz1204]

What a great season 2003 was

[@DalleDayul]

The frustrating thing about Barrichello is that he proved on days like this that he had a champion's pace in him, but he just never produced it on a consistent enough level.

[@amllsoup9732]

Trulli a great start

[@senorsoupe]

Probably Rubens' best F1 performance, it was a brilliant drive that day

[@GM_FtblA]

One of my favourite races of the 21st century, brilliant wheel to wheel driving and passes, kimi pushing the limits like an animal. Much better than modern f1 races with cheap drs

[@Indrazta]

The great Toyota MasterPlan™ worked (for a while)

[@anish91000]

Man that Mclaren just looks absolutely beastly like a literal rocket

[@Balnazzardi]

0:55 The Man. The Myth. The MANIAC!

[@Luisml8]

he was an EX Mercedes employee, he was doing a protest because he was fire being sick

[@imentrixvt]

@@Luisml8 I think you mean that guy in the 2000 german grand prix, because that guy here is someone else.

[@AutumnKitty1]

El BonitiilloO This guy wasn’t the ex Mercedes employee. This guy just wanted to spread Bible messages in the dumbest way imaginable

[@ultravince_xxi]

@@AutumnKitty1 HAHAHA

[@diogors6]

This crazy man was infamous to push a Brazilian maratonist (Vanderlei Cordeiro) off his race during the Olympics in 2004. He was leading in the ending stages of the competition.

[@splattering43]

James Allen, what a commentator.

[@lighthousekeeper662]

just amazed by the fact that even after so many laps the cars are still tight together, dont see that anymore

[@micsunday14]

Wow. So many manufacturers. Renault, Mercedes, Ferrari , Honda , Toyota , BMW , ford (jaguar).

[@ironpatriot2675]

Beautiful F1 cars and engine noises. 💝💝

[@arysetyo2317]

Very fast and furious race!!!!! Best era of f1..

[@Mncedisir1]

Rubens, a special driver he was. He might not have won the DC but there was surely something with the car's body language only he could do..

[@DawnOfTheOzz]

I miss James Allen commentating.

[@evertonmoretto4734]

Rubinho agressivo... Pilotava mto... Orgulho do Brasil!!

[@augosyx]

That sound everytime the car passes through the cameras, I will always miss that.

[@rodentcafeteria]

That battle between Rubens and Kimi was pretty epic. These cars appear to be much more nimble than today's cars.

[@revelationfive4987]

20 years ago and still alonso still racing

[@rushhour1310]

One of the best seasons in this century

[@jimmywong1988]

Watched F1 🏎️ in my best memory on that moment 👍👍👍

[@zzzzxxxxxz6017]

Everything about F1 before tugboat turbo hybrid era is million times better

[@hanlihanlihanli]

Great commentary on this as well!

[@AdrianFerrari]

Bring back Old Silverstone layout!

[@ohinek007]

why? This is one of better changes, wellington straight provided many awesome actions. Old layout in that part was just some mid speed corners. Go complain about hockenheim or osterreichring

[@Guilherme-hq9xn]

The old Barcelona and Spa layout would be nice too, also they should take out the turn 6 in Abu Dhabi and the chicane in Paul Ricard.

[@avinash_8723]

@@oaz8 idk why people like u comment without having any knowledge about the topic, go get some knowledge first

[@musketoija]

0:56 Best Highlight HAHA😂😂😂

[@alexandrorodrigues9270]

A melhor prova do Rubinho, sem duvidas, dominou completamente o Michel Shumacher!

[@TNR_Blade]

i missed the live replay, so I forgot why this race was so wierd... Then there was a lunatic on the track... no not Maldonado, some random religious preacher (read the signs he is wearing before you comment)

[@PatSchi23]

His dad xD

[@xILoveFishyx]

@Toby Hofmans "Read the bible, Prophet the bible" is the main sign

[@michaelrussell3890]

Cornelius Horan, who later appeared on Britain's got talent. I think he also interfered with a marathon; but I can't remember which one

[@projectjt3149]

Aaron Canese speaking of religion, “Pastor” Maldonado? hehehe

[@osrn2]

@@michaelrussell3890 The marathon he interfered with was the 2004 Olympics. Crazy to think he did that not once but twice, unless I'm missing other instances.

[@youSerio0us]

The Sound of the Cars is just beautiful 😍

[@RegisKietas]

I really miss this silverstone layout. It had really good flow around it. Great race BTW:)))

[@andreapellegrino4469]

"Be on edge" that was quite smart

[@AndrewPeddie]

Man I miss James Allens commentary

[@Vamanos46]

Anything but bias-ridden Crofty.

[@dez8685]

@@Vamanos46 Lol, you didn't listen to James Allen's commentary then.

[@dez8685]

@Ethan Surman He was a Jenson Button fanboy before that. ITV would always have a British driver update.

[@shmet]

1:48 every f1 fan when the 2020 season starts

[@valenesco45]

When will it start tho

[@janabella8schneider462]

When??....... (

[@janabella8schneider462]

07.05, or 07.10, aber not for people, races will be without viewers (

[@rmp.attackerfake9446]

Y E A H W E'RE G R E E N F L A G R A C I N G

[@maxdegraaf1333]

5:45 What an overtake. 1 of the best i've ever seen.

[@neycandido5540]

Fantastic race from Rubens Barrichello, one of the best brazilian drivers of all time!

[@TheDrZio]

I miss it so much.... i was 10 years old at 2003 and remember me at this GP!

[@-Iceman]

I was 15... ❤😢❤

[@Elaba_]

1:21 Rumour has it his head is stil buried in the sand.

[@pulishem]

funny, but sadly he went to ruin the olympics marathon the year after

[@thepizzaelf]

THAT SOUND, THAT SOUND, THAT SOUND!!!!!

[@emersonalcantara8100]

Great race of Rubens! 👏🏼👏🏼🇮🇹🇧🇷

[@pedrohenriquedossantossilv3766]

Rubens Barrichello pilotava muito 👍👏

[@petran4018]

It feels weird having such interesting races, unlike today.

[@christiangarau7647]

When Barrichello was seeing lunatics on track he would start running away from them

[@cd9759]

These were the days, epic circuits, epic drivers, epic commentary, V10s light cars. Bring back these style of cars

[@AR-ls5go]

1:08 Hopefully Coulthard stopped his overtake on Panis.

[@HECKproductions]

1:00 jeez id be scared shitless that id hit the guy like if he made some sudden unpredictable move or something

[@tanoooo]

HECKproductions tbh i'd just get close to him but not to the point where he could get hurt to signalise get off the track before something very serious happens

[@nele4500]

as a driver of F1 back in the days, you can easely be killed if you hit a lunatic, because look what happends do Massa in hungary 2009. Little spring hit him on that speed and he almost died. Imagine that some retarded man hit you in the head with 170+mph.

[@HECKproductions]

@@tanoooo it looked like they were doing that as a matter of fact

[@LewisHamiltonMSPR]

@@nele4500 Do you know about Tom Pryce's death at South Africa 1977? That's what happens when an F1 car hits a human at high speed. Don't google it if you have a weak stomach.

[@jussieronen3707]

The fact that he was running on the track was a one big unpredictable move itself.

[@bobbyblair8478]

This In My Opinion Is one of the Greatest Grand Prix of All Time,The Fantastic Overtaking and Wheel to Wheel Racing was Just Fantastic and such great Competition with the Ferrari’s,Williams,Mclarens,Renault they were all so Equal. Just a Fantastic Grand Prix.👍👍👍

[@mrwolsy3696]

These guys were a great commentary team, I cannot stand the guy now yelling his brains out at every pass.

[@thomasconway95]

Definitely. Real passion, enthusiasm and knowledge, combined with great pacing, tone and charisma from James Allen. Much unlike David Croft, who is a complete buffoon.