Formula 1 UNLEASHED: The Ultimate Journey Through Time!

[@Mr_Bambini]

The man with the white hat and mustache behind Ascari at 14:14 is my grandfather Tino Martinoli. He was a mechanic on Ferrari’s racing team. So cool to have him immortalized in the history of this great sport.

[@codefk8711]

3 hours of narrating, editing, etc. Absolutely fantastic documentary! This should be on Netflix or something similar. Great work!

[@F1REVERSE]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@bobbysenterprises3220]

I respectfully disagree on the second point. This is well above N-flix level

[@melomaniac5116]

​@bobbysenterprises3220 Absolutely, this is actually accurate

[@allainangcao28]

"Gentlemen, a short view back to the past..."

[@ricardoallen4381]

All tho! The Auto Unio! Led by dr Porsche and a v16 monster approved by the murderus Adolf Hitler! Of Austrian decent. So are! FORD CHEVROLET Chrysler (aka) Dodge AND DR. ALL of them are Dr's Austrians ! Masters just like dr Porsche! Bur not quit... Dr. Porsche was A futuristic! No look back as soonest hi proven his teorry and disinges.

[@Zillaboi07]

Thirty years ago, Niki Lauda told us 'take a monkey, place him into the cockpit and he is able to drive the car! Thirty years later, Sebastian told us 'I had to start my car like a computer, it's very complicated! And Nico Rosberg said that during the race - I don't remember what race - he pressed the wrong button on the wheel. Question for you both: is Formula One driving today too complicated with twenty and more buttons on the wheel, are you too much under effort, under pressure? What are your wishes for the future concerning the technical programme during the race? Less buttons, more? Or less and more communication with your engineers?

[@pdids8947]

As a new fan of F1 (who's always interested in history) i appreciate this video so much. This video will pull in new fans for years, and old ones too of course. Great job!

[@RaulMeatFactory1975]

1985 - 1992 is my favourite period in formula one, the teams, cars and driver's of that 7 year period created an atmosphere that gives me tingles to look back on.

[@SupraSav]

Ayrton Senna is my favourite to watch. Mind you, I was born in '89.

[@WestAhgren]

@@SupraSavtrue watching senna makes me entertained. The goat of rain

[@mies766]

And than the sound of the cars! ❤🎉😮

[@WestAhgren]

@@mies766 v10 and v12 are awsome

[@MattePurple1]

This is 100% what I was looking for. I've typically preferred cars that look like they could also be road-going. But I have started to really get into F1 lately, and I wanted to learn about the history via a long documentary-style vid. Most videos I found were pretty good, but only reached 20-30 minutes. Thanks, man. More than three hours is no joke. I really appreciate the effort.

[@F1REVERSE]

Thanks a lot. Yeh I lost count of hours after the 40 mark I think. It takes time but I'm glad it has paid off!

[@pauleaster5832]

Really?

[@FXCartel]

Got to that stage where i won't watch videos unless there atleast 20 mins long. This is perfect an I recommend you post more even before I've watched this all

[@FXCartel]

Would be nice to add chapters for each year if you know how to

[@F1REVERSE]

Chapters added! :-)

[@fernandovillaalvarez6892]

😅

Congratulations on an epic 3hrs video on a subject we all love! Merry Christmas and onwards to the next era in F1

[@F1REVERSE]

Same to you!

[@SleepinGriffin]

God damn, I don’t think there’s been a more complete video of Formula 1.

[@F1REVERSE]

Thanks!!

[@malvin3421]

@@F1REVERSE❤❤ ❤❤❤❤❤

[@davidchapman3042]

I loved it, i had watched sum old bw films on motorbracing origins mainly docu films about racing eras 1920’s 30’s merc domination then on and it was about 20hrs of total film, amazing how this guy stretched it down by 90%with 90%of details.truly serene lores of racing history right here,the supreme prod quality,images,references relevant to the events,clips w exact year’s cars and everything, this should be taken by f1 and be put on as history and lore docu.

[@stupidhead9117]

@@davidchapman3042Shh

[@imsorrymsjackson677]

The amount of work that had to be put into this is more than commendable. Bravo 👏🏽

[@Birdman953]

A tour de force of F1 history. Thank you for your cyclopedic knowledge of the sport. Back in 1968 I remember getting my motorcycle helmet signed by Emerson Fittipaldi when going to Kyalami on a Wednesday afternoon after school. We rode right into the pits and all the drivers were having tea. (You can’t do that today!) I asked Emerson for his autograph and he grabbed my helmet and signed it. All the other drivers ragged him by shouting “Emerson!” together. One thing I did not know was that Gunston was the first cigarette company to sponsor F1. The brand was famous in SA with all their sponsored cars painted in “Gunston Orange”. The racing Ford Capri Piranha was iconic at the time. Thanks once again!

[@gowthams8969]

As a 4year young fan, looking at the old races to learn history.. this has been a eye opener for me... நன்றி from India....🎉

[@Blind-Ghost-1980]

Hope you keep enjoying F1. I have for 32 years now, and it's nice that others are getting interested now. The respectable ones are more than welcome to come along.

[@esvegateban]

I've been watching F1 for more than 40 years: Congratulations on this massive work! Required viewing for Liberty Media / Drive to Survive newcomer fans, no doubt. #bringbackV10s

[@peterthomas5792]

Phenomenal summary of F1 through the ages. A tour de force documentary.

[@danferrantino8165]

Thank you. As an American who only found F1 a year or so ago after Netflix this is the complete history I needed.

[@simonvanderheijden432]

And as a European who has stopped watching F1 after 46 years I would like to thank the Americans for ruining our sport..

[@SlaytonRider]

@@simonvanderheijden432it’s no different from what NASCAR is currently doing both series are more concerned with attracting new fans and markets in spite of the core fan base

[@BakerClassics]

​@@simonvanderheijden432🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@hakuswisdom9044]

@@simonvanderheijden432What? It’s literally one team in formula one being HAAS thats from the states and they stink most Americans wouldn’t even know who they are to begin with. It’s more European brands and manufactures than anything else in terms of sponsorship, typical ignorant old man.

[@frozentspark2105]

​@@simonvanderheijden432 that's pretty arrogant to say. F1 came to America, just remember that

[@elvijsmusic]

Normally I don't leave comments, but. this is truly impressive. Well done! Love from Latvia!

[@F1REVERSE]

Thank you very much! :-)

[@WeaselWerkz]

it is good to leave comments

[@KingCircles]

Normally I leave comments for a good reason (practicing my mind) - I have the time for that gotten. All features F1 is impressive all ways. Love from - does not matter - where. 🏎🏎🏎🏎🏎🏎

[@xGoldriever]

@@KingCirclesindeed where we are is not important! We are all united by a love of this amazing sport! All over the world… but greetings from the US

[@Jojo.F87]

I'm a pretty new fan, having only started watching F1 seriously in 2023. Absolutely LOVED every minute of this 3 hour history lesson. It's beautifully put together and has given me a great understanding of the history of this sport that I'm now so in love with

[@TonyODonnell]

the '94 Season was very special and what's missing from the video is that the Benneton of Schumacher was down on power from all other cars, it had a V8 engine compared to the V10 in Hill's Williams and Ferrari's V12, what Schumacher did that year was truly outstanding in an era where there was no engine dominance over all rivals on the grid.

[@tinaoneill1396]

The benneton of Schumacher also had launch control and traction control. Driver aids were banned for 94.

[@NB-TB]

Yep Schumacher using his broken car to ram into Hill was truly outstanding, The fact that he was allowed to do that and still keep the championship was the final straw for me, Schumacher did a load of shady shit that would of seen any other driver stripped of points and/or banned and it was enough to make me give up on F1.

[@TonyODonnell]

@@NB-TB Really, must be hard to be such a hypocrite, Shumacher was in front and had the right to close the door on Hill, and the fact that Hill took Shumacher off on 3 separate occasions after that including Silverstone and Coulthard took Shumacher off in spa, the year his team mate Hakkinen won by 2 points, But both Hakkinen and Alonso both praised Shumacher as being the best driver in F1, you are such a Hypocrite.

[@KenSerpico5450]

Many don't know Sergio's dad is also a retired professional Mexico series NASCAR driver.

[@Blind-Ghost-1980]

WOW, that was epic. I hope the newer fans watch this in full just to understand why us older fans tend to respect all the drivers on the grid. Even though there's some that hang on to favourite drivers or teams, they're all brilliant. Thanks for this amazing video. This is getting saved to my favourites.

[@richardmilbourne1679]

I have now watched this superb formula 1 history documentary 3 times now from start to finish. What a fabulous job you have done .

[@nicksallnow-smith7585]

I have to say this video is a massive achievement. I was born the year Formula One started. So this almost feels like my life trajectory! One point that you might've made but didn't. In the 2007 Chinese Grand Prix, McLaren left Hamilton out a couple of laps too long before the tyre change. His tyres were completely bald and on the entry into the pit lane he slid off into the gravel and could not be pulled out. If he had continued and stayed the same place on the track he would've become champion. Because of those lost points, he lost the championship to Räikkönen by one point. When you add this to the disgraceful way the 2021 championship was stolen from him, he should have been a nine times world champion by now,

[@Trivaldo99]

Great effort, a good watch 👏🏼 but i cant let you get a away with Michelle Alboreto 😂 ‘Mick-Kay-Lee’ for future reference

[@dizuko_]

Just a comment to help that algorithm lol. Amazing piece of work, cannot wait for more longer form content like this

[@Diavolo]

Great video dude, as someone who's channel is long 2hour+ based videos I understand the time these vids take and cant thank you enough! Keep up the amazing work, video will do splendidly overtime

[@F1REVERSE]

We appreciate that! We have another one coming in January ;-)

[@KristyHughes-x3y]

Great video! Very impressed with the work to put all this together and dedication to each era.

[@F1REVERSE]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@mgrzx3367]

I'm never going to understand why Senna was not instantly disqualified for receiving outside assistance in Japan '89. That rule has been around since the 1950's. He got a push start, it's over.

[@drybonesmalone6974]

this is a great overall summery. it would be great to see in depth videos on each decade

[@F1REVERSE]

Don't worry, we have more planned if this video does well!

[@cmms78]

great video, amazing amount of work required to create a 3 h plus lesson about the history of this amazing sport. Congratulations A great piece of content for all the new f1 fans outthere . Cheers from Portugal

[@F1REVERSE]

Thanks a lot! Cheers!

[@johnnyquist8362]

Awesome video. This is greater than we possibly realize.

[@lacrossekid47]

I've been a long time subscriber to this channel and I really do appreciate the 3-hour work that you have put into it and I love all your videos. Just can't wait for the 2024 season

[@moniquelee3623]

"Racing is life. Anything before or after is just waiting," Gilles Villeneuve

[@SharlLegrerg]

Steve McQueen said that

[@paulandjana]

I’m at the schumacher era and…i’ve got say, thank you for doing this. Brilliant, bravo guys. You surpassed yourselves. x Just a quick one to say the YT keep unsubscribing me from your channel. Subbed again for the third time.

[@F1REVERSE]

Merry Christmas!! We hope you like it! :-); it's a team effort.

[@danpedersen55]

Ok ! Then I'm not crazy 🤔 they've unsubscribed me too, not just to this channel... Why do they do that?

[@markpimlott2879]

'Fantastic content despite in some cases, the dodgy pronunciation of some foreign names and phrases. I've been an FI fan since the early 60s, being the same age as the post WW2 F1 Grand Prix's modern era. I rode my first motorcycle a few hundred miles in the rain (round-trip) to attend the first F1 Grand Prix of Canada at Mosport Park (in the rain!), during August of 1967, as I was already a big fan of Jim Clark in particular. Kudos to the whole production crew including the archivists, researchers, statisticians and writers! 🏁 🏎 🏁 🏎 🇨🇦 🍁 🇨🇦 🏎 🏁 🏎 🏁

[@Endless-River]

I still love that famous quote from Martin Brundle "That didn't work Michael, you hit the wrong part of him, my friend." He knew immediately it was on purpose. Amazing video and a great comprehensive history of F1, thanks so much!

[@ThmsDouglas]

Now this is awesome! This is the content at least I want to see from you guys, great job!

[@jritechnology]

Very impressive video, thank you for taking the time and effort to make this.

[@boilerbonz]

The car shown at 14:53 is clearly an Indycar. It appears to be Mauri Rose's Blue Crown Special of 1949 -- a front-wheel drive, 4 cylinder offenhauser.

[@pauleaster5832]

Cause. He has no clue

[@91lifetime23]

Don’t forget to mention that after the Spain GP in 2008 Ferrari decided to put all their eggs in one basket favoring Massa in development because of the future Santander sponsor deal. Kimi was screwed by Ferrari and they kicked him in 2009.

[@PRECIOUSKOLWANE]

This is absolute Cinema 😤

[@ashlandgunclub1000]

In my opinion the 90s to early 2000s were the pinnacle of F1.

[@Rudeboi1613]

That was the last time f1 was watchable

[@ShannonSouthAfrica]

80s

[@Monkeyboy2457]

@@ShannonSouthAfricay 80's yes.

[@carnell7042]

i wasn't even alive back then but i agree , i have watched plenty of documentaries and past races to say that back then it was just about passion for racing but the so called pinnacle now is just because it is bringing more money than ever

[@josephbargo5024]

⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠@@carnell7042f1 was just as financially motivated in the past as it is now. If anything, it might even be less so now. People look back on the past with rose tinted glasses, forgetting how many issues there were… if you weren’t in the top 4-6, it was basically a race of attrition. The racing was good when it was actually possible, but I’d argue there are just as many good races in the current era.

[@sam.victor470]

Quite rightly, the British contribution to the proliferation of the sport of motorracing is really quite astounding. Post-World War Two, (officially from 1950) the reformation of Formula One as the pinnacle of the sport has seen 10 Britons, (5 have already passed on), as F1 Grand Prix World Championship Winners, 21 times. 1.1958-Mike Hawthorn*** 2. 1962-Graham Hill*** 3. 1963-Jim Clark*** 4. 1964-John Surtees*** 5. 1965-Jim Clark*** 6. 1968-Graham Hill*** 7. 1969-Sir Jackie Stewart 8. 1971-Sir Jackie Stewart 9. 1973-Sir Jackie Stewart 10. 1976-James Hunt*** 11. 1992-Nigel Mansell 12. 1996-Damon Hill 13. 2008-Sir Lewis Hamilton 14. 2009-Jenson Button 15. 2014-Sir Lewis Hamilton 16. 2015-Sir Lewis Hamilton 17. 2017-Sir Lewis Hamilton 18. 2018-Sir Lewis Hamilton 19. 2019-Sir Lewis Hamilton 20. 2020-Sir Lewis Hamilton 21. 2021-Sir Lewis Hamilton ***deceased

[@johnandre2962]

Brooklands was the world's first purpose-built motor racing circuit.

[@LemonTee]

Thank you for sharing this video for free. Keep up the good quality work!

[@teddy-bare]

Drive to servive ain't got NOTHING on this 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 great job bro, really enjoyed this. . .

[@SLASH308]

Phenomenal video, one of the best and most informative I've ever seen on youtube. Thank you.

[@fwrdr]

Perfectly made. No dull moments. Thank you!

[@petiertje]

This is an incredible summary of F1 history. Really, really well done! thank you for making and posting this. As a tip to get more people to see this, you could divide it in to separate video's for each 'era'. Not everyone goes and watch a 3 hour long (amazing) documentary about F1 history. By making it more like episodes maybe more people would want to watch this. I think this is almost mandatory for all F1 fans. Again, really wel done, and thank you.

[@marcoa.corral9724]

What a wonderful powerful and enlightening video 10/10 keep up the great work

[@F1REVERSE]

Thank you, I will

[@knocks420]

Feels unreal to be able to watch this for free. Absolute banger of a video.

[@thaishermes659]

Outstanding footage. Well done, cheers from Brazil.

[@jsanders299]

Excellent. The new standard for F1 history videos. You are my go to for F1 info, all the other F1 (clickbait)KZbinrs are crying now that the gauntlet has been thrown, no, firmly planted in cement.

[@miguelmc2289]

What a fantastic video. Good voice as well. Thank you

[@gonzaloapestegui9421]

Incredible, the effort it took you to do all this deserves more than a sub and a like but it's the least one can do, thank you for such an amazing and complete video.

[@randyboynton]

This video was absolutely amazing. Learned so much and got to revisit the glory years of the 90s by watching it. Well done.

[@crispy9489]

This video is a real accomplishment, nice work!

[@jondrizzle4554]

The 80s for me because the turbo analogue cars were absolutely brutal Fantastic video beats any junk on tv Thanks 👍

[@alickmaclellan7950]

Superb production, well done. Excellent work.

[@cassandrarose2108]

This is so well done! Merry Christmas! 🎄

[@philipbain]

The first World Championship Grand Prix at Silverstone in 1950, Ferrari weren't there, the organisers probably didn't offer enough starting money to make the trip worthwhile for Enzo's team, they did however compete during that first season

[@lomiango]

Great video allthough you left out the scandal around Flavio Briatore, the rule change that forbid refuelling, the end of the tyre war, Hannah Schmitz and her contribution to redbulls dominance and you didn't mention DRS with a single word.

[@jeffbain1969]

Excellent video. Thank you for all of your hard work putting it together

[@F1REVERSE]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@rey_ar]

Motor-racing history class A trip back in time I love it !!!

[@FinnyF0x61]

i've only got into watching f1 in the 2023 season but wow the history of this sport is awesome, so glad i'm getting into it deeper :D

[@nofguitar7846]

How lucky are we today that we don’t really have to worry about our favorite drivers dying every two weeks

[@user-C7.]

Amazing Video & Effort/Detail !

[@valakinemtom7642]

3 hours and not one minute wasted, bravo

[@awa865]

You should have been at Silverstone when Schumacheater broke his leg! What a cheer! What baffles me is he was so good, why did he do it?

[@notnabsar]

This is so comprehensive! Strong work.

[@Tripped2011]

Great video alltogether, but the music changing up wouldve made such a difference. This constant song is a bit tense.

[@BikeNutt1970]

What a brilliant watch. Thoroughly enjoyed it 👏

[@MrRoyalGard]

Really nice my man, and to your team Excellent work ! :)!

[@luckymabhena2321]

They should just continue adding on to this video as the years go by

[@lethalfright]

What a piece of work! Wow, congratulations. Spreading the word!

[@ultrazercoiz]

Wow it's amazing all the effort and work put in this!❤❤

[@F1REVERSE]

Merry Christmas!! We hope you like it! :-)

[@steveswanproductionstt6355]

8 minutes into the video and I'm already astunished with the amount of information and pictures /footage acquired for this video. 😮

[@AntoniaBunyan]

Mediocrity knows nothing higher than itself, but talent instantly recognizes genius.

[@DANA-lx8cv]

Great video. Should be "required reading", so to speak, for new F1 fans. It's also a very sobering look at the sport for sure, when you look at the darker moments. In terms of most embarrassing moment, I would submit that the last race of 2021 was much higher on the scale than the Indy debacle. At least there, rules were followed, though it lead to a weird situation. In most prior controversies, it was teams doing something shady and against the rules. In Abu Dabi, it was the actual officials doing it!

[@F1REVERSE]

BOOM - thanks for the compliment! :)

[@Ar2roow]

I suggest to make season 2021 as most embarrassing moment as the officials started their weird decisions in Bahrain.

[@dany-ric-3]

Imagine drivers from the 60's can travel in time n see today's cars n Grand prix with all the safety speed etc , mind blowing for sure 🎉

[@Mike.JustMike]

Excellent video, thank you for the hard work. As a long time fan of the sport , there are still many snippets of information i wasn't aware of. For example the fact Lancia passed their knowledge and engines to Ferrari when they left F1... Really very interesting

[@Kentanimationnnnnnnnn]

on the double point thing, id like to see a season where the fia awards double points on a race completely randomly. right before lights out and the drivers are already on the grid ready to race. wonder how thatd change strategy.

[@TheyaStoyanova]

Each usual driver and racing driver have their own ways of having mono as car of any type ,kind and sort and the driver in one.The best one may enter the history.

[@hswaltz6498]

Outstanding video!!!.... Respect to all involved. Thanks

[@Eastcoast_Rds]

Good stuff , leaving some support

[@Ziggy_Ziggeh]

Think I've rewatched this 2 or 3 times now, simply amazing

[@pauleaster5832]

It really isn’t

[@mechanicallycreative9788]

A barrier just low enough to take your head but not enough to stop the car.

[@jeanclaude1916]

K mags dad was on the grid too in '97

[@robertbliss-p3k]

Great job on this video! So well done!

[@kimwarfield1587]

Watch the quick and the dead, one of the best films about F1 ever.

[@burhanjd]

Priceless time capsule! Thank you.

[@shadowgaming6660]

Thanks chatGPT, very cool.

[@chriswiththecrocs]

I woke up to this documentary what a documentary brah this is epic

[@davidtrotter3836]

This was great!

[@68AMW]

Awesome summary of the F1 history, respect!! The only thing I found missing is any mention of the COOPER brand, which were afterall F1 world champions in '59 and '60!?

[@sanjursan]

Excellent video, but one clarification. It is not a "combustion engine" but an "internal combustion engine." The combustion occurs inside the cylinders unlike in the steam engine, where the fuel/air mixture is combusted outside the cylinders, with the steam piped into the cylinders to convert the heat into motion.

[@kennywilkinson913]

What a find for a bit of Sunday viewing 👀

[@yudhabagaskara98]

better documentary than drive to survive

[@LnnTDesigns]

I don’t how I ended up watching this video. Woke up at 1:37:00

[@mirzza89]

Great video

[@Jude74]

This was a brilliant listen. Good job!!!

[@confusingtheissueswithfact1626]

GREAT VIDEO!!!! Thank you for the effort.