Formula One World Champions (1950-2022)

[@tommyracing2011]

Who will be champion in 2023?? Let me know👇

[@n1kok1ller]

Max Lewis or Charles

[@axelcacthum]

Max or russell

[@Kiaria]

Pérez

[@walt6969]

fernando alonso

[@jeannatejeda2286]

Leclerc

[@peppercat1887]

Still impressive how Lauda had his crash that burned his body so severely and not only did he come back, he won the championship two more times with a broken body.

[@didickcheeseburger]

and he still almost won it the year he crashed

[@useyowords9745]

A single point and only because he decided it wasn’t worth dying for.

[@bloodbndr]

Imagine he was healthy during the next few championships that time

[@rollercoaster478]

mentality monster, could have won 1976 as well after almost dying, which is an insane achievement itself.

[@TotallyNotElixvir]

Senna has it if he didn't have a fatal crash

[@tyvekhomewrap9164]

I love how 2023 is alonso's silhouette

[@danielmuller6029]

I had exactly the same thought...

[@ВасилийТеркин-ю5с]

Алонсо водит как телка!!!

[@baconlettucemayo]

@@ВасилийТеркин-ю5с no he doesn’t 😂

[@MultiLoska]

Because Alonso won 2023! shhhhh

[@raulillo721]

@@ВасилийТеркин-ю5с Stop crying Bro, Alonso is your fucking father

[@Hashi888]

Juan Manuel Fangio, 8 years as drivers and 5 times world champion, 2 times runner-up, 24 wins out of 52 races, won for four different teams. Records that will never be broken, simply the greatest in Formula 1

[@geert574]

Dude plz, he wouldnt even fit in todays car

[@NikoNikadaJa]

​@@geert574And not one of today's drivers could even drive F1 cars that Juan Manuel Fangio drove, let alone win. Yes speed in modern F1 cars is much greater today but these cars have so much technology in them, it's like playing PlayStation game!!!

[@test-tl8dt]

@@NikoNikadaJa theres plenty of footage of current drivers in historic cars

[@CroqueMonsieur06]

​@@test-tl8dtthis is not racing but exhibition

[@RBot21]

You forgot Jim Clark

[@firewest]

Ayrton Senna is most impressive in my heart.

[@morgangrant9723]

Сенна ещё тем был гавнюком на трассе и не только

[@juha2031]

Of course because he died.

[@dfgggdfff2496]

Человек дождя 🥲

[@MrMustache-yn4zm]

No he isnt lmfao Prost is

[@moaningpheromones]

He liked to take other drivers out of the race - no.

[@roydrink]

You can watch this or ask Sebastian Vettel (he can name them from memory).

[@ToxicGhostZA]

yep

[@jonelson1983]

So can most people, can't they?

[@imanoldurango8213]

@@jonelson1983lmao

[@jonelson1983]

@@imanoldurango8213 Well I can, for one

[@cptnjiro3462]

@@jonelson1983 Just because you can, doesnt mean most people can

[@CaioCaesar]

Brazilian Champions: Emerson Fittipaldi - 🏆🏆 Nelson Piquet - 🏆🏆🏆 Ayrton Senna - 🏆🏆🏆

[@araujo_jean]

Brasil tem mais título na F1 do que Copa do Mundo

[@ramon_lpc]

E atualmente não tem 1 sequer correndo, imagina ganhar.

[@Hashi888]

Se Hamilton virou "brasileiro" e o Brasil é Vettel desde criancinha, então temos mais 11 títulos 😎👍

[@alessandrofigueiredo2348]

Uma pena q dps do Senna ñ ganhamos mais um título sequer, só chegamos perto com Massa e Barrichello, espero q um dia o Brasil volte a ter um grande piloto na Fórmula 1

[@gaycha6589]

All were greats.

[@Jangocat]

The crazy thing about Michael Schumacher is he left a proven wining team to go to a at the times non competitive Ferrari team. People thought he was nuts but he eventually got Ferrari back on track. Probably cost him a couple championships though.

[@bloqk16]

Don't forget that a major force that got Ferrari back into championship contention was with Ross Brawn leaving Benetton and went to Ferrari as its technical director; where, coincidentally, Brawn was also the tech director for Benetton when Schumacher won his championships on that team.

[@user-2203xyz]

2023 is what separates Schumacher from Senna, Hamilton etc.... he could galvanise and lead a team like none else. He could win with a dog of a car like in 96, 97 and his ability to develop a car was legendary. not forget it was Schumacher working at Mercedes for 3years that set development path that still sees them win championships.He is was the greatest all round driver ever. 2023 Hamilton has demonstrated that he's incapable of pushing or developing a car and relies on the team .. there woundnt be any championships for Ferrari if Michael wasnt there ..

[@Blight225]

He wouldn’t be a 7 time champion if he didn’t join Ferrari. He would probably be like a 4-5 time.

[@le0shadow]

​@@user-2203xyz Hamilton is an above average driver at best, stats don't tell the whole story and are misleading. Alonso proved that he's a better driver than Hamilton ever was.

[@romanmckenzie5674]

@@le0shadow ye that’s why lewis beat them when they were teammates

[@pedroconti7308]

Senna is for me the biggest “what if” in the history of the sport. 94 he died, in 94 Damon got the vice championship only losing cause Schumacher hit him in the last race, Senna was miles better than Damon. 95 Senna would have car to win again, but let’s give it to Schumacher. 96, that’s Damon, Senna could win again (with 36 and his fifth illusional title). 97 that’s Villeneuve, Williams with another car capable of winning a title, could be sixth, with 37. 98 and 99 two wins for Mika, nothing new. Senna could retire now with 40 years, but he always said that his dream was drive for Ferrari before retiring. 00 Ferrari hegemony starts.

[@marlenemariavital9022]

Ok

[@alanveiga452]

Yes, I agree. He would've won the 96-97 seasons easily. 98-99 were another lackluster years for Williams, and that's why I think Senna would have retired at the end of the 1999 season. Maybe in another dimension Senna survived and lived a happy and long life.

[@funkastank]

Funny how you forget (for '94) that Schumacher had two disqualifications and a two-race ban AND that Coulthard helped Hill win in Portugal by letting him move into first position on a team order (No, It's not Ferrari who introduced the team orders), or maybe you just don't know it like many people who comment on this season without having seen it

[@pedroconti7308]

@@funkastank I did not understand your point, Michael is still winning in the last race by his pushing his car against Williams.

[@ANDROSZGT]

@@alanveiga452en el multiverso todo puede pasar Michael Shumacher y Chistopher Reeve actor de Superman nunca se accidentaron, están vivos y felices

[@pampoos]

Saddest thing about 1970 world champion, Jochen rindt, is he had a fatal crash in the final practice of the final race in the season. RIP

[@tommyracing2011]

He had his crash in Italy, which was round 10 out of 13. Craziest thing is that he won the championship with one race to spare!

[@pampoos]

@@tommyracing2011 oh I got my info from somewhere wrong then. Still truly a world champion in all our hearts 🙏

[@LennertTale]

Jacky Ickx even had a chance of winning but ended up not doing so. Belgium still has no WDCs aside from Max getting a WDC, a very Flemish dude choosing to play dutchman

[@Alzoryne]

@@pampoos clearly not yours if you don’t even know the info

[@William_Hispania_Racing_Team]

​@@tommyracing2011 or you can just ask Sebastian vettel

[@AntoineKA25RS]

Amazing That After 66 Years, Juan Manuel Fangio Is The Third F1 Driver With most Championships!

[@ey1615]

And the only man to win championships with 4 different teams

[@capalpha3125]

Mogu mogu

[@g4b3xx]

🇦🇷⭐⭐⭐

[@neverenoughgames72]

Fangio El Mæstro

[@legeekdechepaou411]

In the 50's, when the shifter was between the legs and the cars had bicycle wheels

[@Valeria-jq9ux]

FANGIO 🇦🇷5 campeonatos con 4 escuderias diferentes❤🇦🇷

[@RobertoSosa-x9d]

Corría con dinosaurios, esos triunfos son como las copas de Uruguay 😂

[@ELS1983]

una época donde la superioridad la tenía el piloto y no la escudería

[@eduardoarcanjo1017]

Fangio e Senna, os dois maiores 🇧🇷🤝🏻🇦🇷

[@mimin-]

​@@RobertoSosa-x9dLo de Uruguay ni era fútbol. Acá era pura adrenalina y se hacían mierda. Ahora son otras reglas y si vieras quienes son los últimos en 1° te vas a dar cuenta de la discriminación que hay 😂 Siempre ganan los mismos 🫠

[@christianmaximovallejosvig286]

@@RobertoSosa-x9d Ja si dinosaurios, imaginate andar manejando un jabón a más de 300 km/h sabiendo que si te estampás contra lo que sea, fuiste... Lo que refleja Fangio es la habilidad dada para su época, tal como Verstappen por ejemplo, refleja la suya en la actualidad.

[@Nutraforce_supplements]

Fittipaldi, Piquet e Senna 🤌🏼❤ 🇧🇷

[@nishitpatira1740]

And almost, Massa!

[@waltercosta18]

​@@nishitpatira1740 Roubed in 2008

[@nishitpatira1740]

@@waltercosta18 I won't call it robbed. It was bad luck. But yes, considering the Singapore GP was fixed, all the points from that race be removed and then Massa would have become the champion. But he just had bad luck! :(

[@vladkusanagii7577]

​@@nishitpatira17402008 World Champion for 10 seconds.

[@user-uk4ns6jz8i]

NO doubt...

[@Sem_minecraft5]

R.I.P Senna, Our eternal king of formula 1 in Brazil.. 🖤

[@m3ga_gm1ng14]

💔💔💔

[@drughibianconeri3052]

the cars at 50`s were not comparable with today`s F1 cars, FANGIO and his eras drivers were real heroes.

[@classicf1edits]

I made some videos about ascari, hawthorn or fangio just overtaking and driving scenes. just if u are interested. i dont want to annoy anyone.

[@bloqk16]

@DRUGHI BIANCONERI . . . and the drivers in that era were truly 'iron men,' as they also competed in the major sports car races in that era, too, such as the Le Mans 24 Hours and the Mille Miglia races.

[@drughibianconeri3052]

@@bloqk16 1000% correct 👍

[@drughibianconeri3052]

@@classicf1edits thank you sir. its very kind of you with pleasure.

[@classicf1edits]

@@drughibianconeri3052Thank you, Its my pleasure

[@monsterbank]

rapaz o schummacher é um tyranosauro, o cara ganhou 5 anos seguidos sendo campeao, por isso que se fala tanto dele ate os dias de hoje

[@Argie87]

Fangio, a true legend

[@ABGAMER-28a]

Senna, Prost, Schumacher, Alonso, Vettel, and Raikkonen are my favorite 🗿🗿🥇

[@DDuMond1]

Loved this video, I started watching F1 around the Jackie Stewart era and honestly, I forgot some of the champions along the way. Thanks for the memory!

[@nestordimarco9105]

El más grande, Juan Manuel Fangio, 5 títulos en 8 años de competencia en f1. Simplemente inigualable!!!

[@claudioguajardo3121]

El Kaizer tiene 5 de corrido 00' 01' 02' 03' 04

[@noke25]

I never knew that lotus had so many f1 wins, they truly were a force to be reconed with back in the days.

[@projectneich4415]

The real kings of F1 in their times: Fangio, Senna and Hamilton.

[@johnlemon2916]

Schumacher in his time also is the king

[@projectneich4415]

@@johnlemon2916 Senna died in an accident 3 years after Schumacher's debut. They're almost the same era, the f1 didn't change much during those times. And Senna was better.

[@johnlemon2916]

@@projectneich4415 Schumacher's time was during the 2000s as he won 5-peat which no driver ever done before and dominated like no other.

[@KingChadKennedy]

Only man to have 5 back to back victories the king of F1 Michael Schumacher

[@Blight225]

It’s crazy to think Lewis was 1 lap away from achieving this… but Maxie thought otherwise.

[@Tigryvhstapes]

King of formula 1 is aryton senna of brazil

[@orfeuestudio8227]

GOAT

[@KingChadKennedy]

@@Tigryvhstapes fact of the matter is the real GOATS are the ones that drove F1 cars when safety wasn't that much of a priority

[@alexkruger5234]

More played into it. For getting into this Position in the First place Lewis had god luck that season​@@Blight225

[@orvilleclisby6748]

The most dangerous era in grand prix racing after the war was the 1950s and 60s . The most heroic drivers to win multiple championships were Fangio and Clark. Fagio's record of wins to race starts has never been beaten. It's hard to campare eras, unless you measure statistically their results based on the number of victories achieved over a duration of races.

[@maradona93100]

Es imposible comparar esas épocas a las actuales, la diferencia tecnologica actual es abismal

[@ha2345624]

That Brawn GP in the middle of all the legitimate teams is great

[@afdalkpu6885]

Honda's first mistake

[@joefrost8215]

⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠@@AuslanIzDoesn’t really add up, as Barrichello had 6 podiums that season and how is Button infamous? That implies he was a rubbish, or dangerous driver or something. Did McLaren favour coulthard or Benetton favour Herbert? Man Please.

[@andresmartinezramos7513]

I love the Easter egg with the 2023 champion

[@tommyracing2011]

Who do you think the 2023 champion will be?

[@andresmartinezramos7513]

@@tommyracing2011 My mind tells me Max, my body tells my Charles, but my heart says Fernando

[@Phobos222]

Seems Alonso 😁

[@JoelMiller_-gh8oo]

@@andresmartinezramos7513 xd

[@starsha7640]

@@tommyracing2011 Max!!!

[@gabrielmanera4555]

Fangio 🇦🇷 and Senna 🇧🇷

[@elenzo1986]

The best

[@John14710]

Graham hill is the most British looking guy history

[@ey1615]

He looks like the ultimate Bond villain

[@djmastergroove946]

Nigel Mansell

[@stoicc4]

Today. 30 years without GOAT.You will always live in my heart Senna 🕊😔

[@michaelfouladi4961]

Even though it’s safe to assume that max is going to be the front runner for the third year in a row, I have hope that this season will at least be more challenging and provide more excitement in the fight for the title. If we can have two people or more consistently battling it out, then we’ll be in for an entertaining year

[@BoneHonker]

Hopefully checo competes with max all year

[@lfav10fan44]

​@@BoneHonker nah he's literally not allowed to

[@rockmorales]

@@lfav10fan44 explain

[@gaycha6589]

Yes. This is what fans want

[@orfeuestudio8227]

This comment aged bad... i would like to see that though

[@Viper720000]

Schumi and Senna the best.

[@juanmanuel9686]

Schumi?hahahaha

[@razeenparappurathshafiq708]

​@@juanmanuel9686Shumi > Senna cry more kid

[@17xchampions]

@@heartbreaker9727 Schumacher is the GOAT, penna's widow

[@17xchampions]

@@juanmanuel9686 penna's widow

[@MrMustache-yn4zm]

Everyone here is stupid both schumacher and senna are garbage

[@ericsantosnascimento]

Fangio winning with multiple constructors, toughhh

[@Andres-b9c]

Juan Manuel Fangio N1 in history last champion with 47 years old 1957 👏💪

[@J.Fs30]

SENNA IS THE KING OF F1...ALL PEOPLE SAYS.

[@milojanis4901]

Some tremendous drivers there, and some who never got there due to dying trying. Gilles Villenueve is one that comes to mind. Some wouldve had many more than they did, but died young. Great champions one and all. Nicki Lauda once said James Hunt was the one driver he respected the most, and was sometimes intimidated by.....

[@andersonaraujo8278]

EU VI 👀 Senna a lenda do automobilismo !! O melhor piloto não se mede por títulos e sim por cada grande prêmio independente de ter o melhor carro ou não e nesse quesito *Ayrton Senna da Silva foi incomparável* 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷

[@alessandrofigueiredo2348]

Concordo plenamente

[@DgeminisM]

The best one!

[@deirsampaio7482]

Concordo com cada palavra que você escreveu!!!!

[@coringaagentedocaos756]

​@@deirsampaio7482nenhum piloto do mundo no passado e na atualidade tem a habilidade de dirigir um carro manual no limite. E ter a habilidade de dirigir todos os carros do planeta no limite só o nosso irmão Senna tinha isso. Ele podia fazer uma carroça andar mais rápido

[@jorgevaccari2374]

Fangio was unic was Champion in 4 diferent company cars

[@gwcrispi]

Watch the video of Vettel listing all of these champions by year from memory. That was impressive.

[@christopherbell2764]

Very good video, some of the best drivers that never became F1 World Champions are Stirling Moss and Gilles villeneuve ,Dan Gurney,Jacky Iycx,Ronnie Peterson ,and there doubtless several more that could be added to the list, enjoyed the video.

[@ey1615]

Yeah like Von Trips, Kubica, Coulthard, Montoya, Alesi, Berger, Reutemann and Massa.

[@wolvesexclusive2378]

Riccardo too. Nicest bloke on the planet but won't ever win an F1 title

[@СергейБогданов-к9ф]

Бергер, Монтойя, Алези

[@classicf1edits]

I made some videos about Peterson, villeneuve fangio etc of overtaking and driving scenes. just if u are interested. i dont want to annoy anyone.

[@justinsmith4562]

They're not the best drivers because if you didn't win, you lost.

[@VictorLovegood44]

A Record 5x World Titles Took 45 Years To Be Achieved By Anyone Else, But a Record 7x World Titles Took "Only" 16 Years to be Achieved by Anyone Else. In All Formula One History There Has Always Been Great Dominance Of Drivers & Teams, But From 2010~Now It's Amazing How Dominant Are The Drivers / Teams.

[@ey1615]

That's what happens when big rule changes don't happen frequently anymore. Also the 2014 regulations were basically tailored for Merc to dominate.

[@user-360johnn]

@@ey1615care to explain how? You mean to say Ferrari and Red Bull were disadvantaged? How is it any different then Scumachers time with Ferrari

[@ey1615]

@@user-360johnn Schumacher's Ferrari dominance didn't come from major regulation changes. They just evolved/progressed naturally. They started dominating in the middle of an era not right from the start of an era. At the start of the era when Schumacher won 5 titles in a row, McLaren or Williams were the best teams for multiple years. Mercedes' dominance came from the 2014 reg changes, that changed F1 a lot. The new turbo hybrid V6 engines were lobbied by Mercedes & Renault, and it greatly turned out in Merc's favor, since Mercedes had been developing those engines since the late 2000s, while Renault missed the mark big time despite being in favor of it. In 2014, Mercedes' engine was multiple years ahead of the competition. It took Ferrari 4 years to finally catch up to Mercedes' engine quality. Honda didn't catch up until 2021, and Renault never catched up till this day. The token system in introduced alongside the new 2014 engine and aero regs, also ensured that teams would make slow progress, which meant that Mercedes dominance was locked in for years.

[@can_opener755]

@@ey1615 Some teams will always win or lose with major rule or regulation changes, it just depends on how they have prepared or developed a part or car for the rule changes. With this generation of car, it would appear that Red Bull and Ferrari won, while Mercedes lost.

[@SevenTheMisgiven]

@@can_opener755 Mercedes went for their own unique aero and chasis philosophy 2 years in a row when they could have gone a more conventional road like the other teams.

[@nikolaivista920]

Schumacher's 5 in a row is flipping crazy! I hope he is improving after that skiing accident!

[@RaysReal888]

Congratulations on 1 million views!🇯🇵🇯🇵🎉🎉🎉

[@tommyracing2011]

Thank you 🙏🏻 🙏🏻

[@kevinfranca7397]

Ayrton Senna do Brasil, o melhor piloto de Fórmula 1 de todos os tempos ❤️ 🇧🇷 🏎 🏁 🏆 👏🏻

[@Gfin2Toi]

Ayrton magic Senna! 😍😍😍

[@walover165]

Sir Jack Brabham, the only driver to design, build and maintain his own race car, then go win the world championship in it.

[@Lexington125]

And the only driver to tell Enzo to **** off and as you say build his own car instead , with purpose of rubbing Italian noses in it. Legend.

[@char6364]

British teams won a staggering 20 consecutive drivers' championships between 1980 and 1999 but only two were won by British drivers (Nigel Mansell in 1992 and Damon Hill in 1996).

[@zerotwo2.0]

Voy a regresar a editar este comentario cuando Checo Pérez gane el mundial 🇲🇽🙏

[@JosydaGraver]

2023 por la figura, parece Fernando Alonso💪🏽💪🏽🔥🔥🙌🏽🙌🏽

[@SuzanaMantovaniCerqueira]

I was born watching F1. Before football. My Family were crazy about it. Although, after the Senna’s death, this sport became a kind of grief and sadness for the most. However, I still appreciate a lot. Art and overcoming. And of course a place to test lot of technology.

[@sergiofernandes2138]

Fangio 5 títulos... en 4 autos diferentes, maestro!!!!

[@Joselvarg]

Juan Manuel Fangio 💙🤍💙

[@RottenMuLoT]

I "like" how we see that the more the sport gets regulated over the last 2-3 decades the more you see the same champion several years in a row.

[@ey1615]

There is a pattern to this in real life politics & economics too.

[@alexfarman4580]

Fangio?

[@ShawnFX]

@@alexfarman4580 he won with 4 different teams, whereas the same champions the past decade or two have been with the same team

[@alexfarman4580]

@@ShawnFX exactly my point

[@brandynhenry7107]

Fooling the cattle into thinking regulations generally "level the playing field" and don't instead wildly benefit the big players in any industry is one of the biggest con jobs people in power pull

[@MrJoebuck74]

Senna legend off chart - Schumi the perfection - Hunt absolute superstar, his race at Fuji in 1976 under the pouring rain was a deed of bravery really impressing perhaps he knew that race was the only chance to be a WC in F1 and He did it prooving what a great driver he was, I admit that others were better but GILLES VILLNEUVE and JAMES HUNT are my favourite drivers just because they personified what means to be a driver: GO FASTER THAN THE LIGHT ANY CASE ANY TIME. SENNA WILL ALWAYS BE THE BEST for me he is the real M Jordan or Maradona in car racing, he could win with a micromachine under his ass, If He wouldn't have died so prematurely he could have easely win at least 3 more titles.

[@rollercoaster478]

Yep I agree Senna is GOAT for me as well, but you cant forget about Lauda and Alonso, both just genius level drivers, their car and track knowledge on the level of Senna, just that Senna was a little bit better driver all around, especially in the wet though. After that I'd put Ham, Vettel and Prost as slightly below GOAT tier, but also legends obviously, no disrespect.

[@MrJoebuck74]

@@rollercoaster478 My favourite 5 are: Senna -Hunt-Lauda- Villneuve father and son

[@MrJoebuck74]

@sadsadasdsadasdsadas Different era and cars pal

[@MrJoebuck74]

@sadsadasdsadasdsadas Cars in the seveties were very dangerous, coffin with wheels

[@test-tl8dt]

senna wouldve swept the 90s until at least 98 in the williams. 94 hill finished 1 point off and 96, 97 were both easy titles for williams. best case scenario mclaren might have went for him over mika too, he couldve even gotten 98, 99, 00? age wouldve been getting to him at that point though. then again he might have just retired. its an interesting alternate universe to imagine. sadly we will never know.

[@ralsei993]

30 years without senna😢

[@bigzeddie76]

You could do one for the runners up. Would surprise a few people who are just starting to learn about F1 history.

[@tommyracing2011]

1 year ahead of you! kzbin.info/www/bejne/q3rNm6OJiLx2o9k

[@bigzeddie76]

@@tommyracing2011 Great! As usual I am way off the pace 😅🙏🙏

[@RamZar50]

From the much earlier years Fangio was a legend. Then, the 1970s was a fantastic era with Stewart, Fittipaldi and Lauda. The 1980s and early 1990s gave us Prost and Senna. Then, the legendary Schumacher dominated. Later, the legend Hamilton and Vettel. Schumacher and Hamilton were the greatest champions. Senna was the greatest pure drive and died way too soon.

[@fabrizioviscardi40]

Guardando questi video, rivedo tutto quel periodo della mia gioventù (parlo degli anni 60 del secolo scorso) quando correvo e costruivo monoposto, prima che pressanti impegni di lavoro mi distraessero dalla cosa che mi riusciva meglio: quella delle corse! Purtroppo vedo che quello di oggi è un mondo che non c’è più! A quei tempi nelle sessioni di prova, a Monza ci si ritrovava tutti, piloti e vetture di tutte le categorie che correvano in quei fine settimana: ricordo la Honda che provava la nuova FI, con Surtees ed i meccanici giapponesi che si interessavano alla mia piccola monoposto; c’erano D. Gurney, B.Mclaren ed altri che seguivano i lavori sulle rispettive monoposto. Allora i piloti erano molto più determinanti di oggi nel conseguimento dei risultati. Ad esempio Fangio vinse 5 campionati del mondo con 4 monoposto diverse! Oggi molti pluricampioni del mondo sono relegati nelle retrovie con vetture, appena di poco meno performanti, ad esempio Vettel, Hamilton ed altri! Certamente sono piloti bravissimi, con sistemi psicofisici e quant’altro eccezionali, stimolati da una grande passione e da molto denaro, ma sono quasi degli automi addestrati su simulatori ed in pista, sempre sotto le direttive del proprio ingegnere, usi a schiacciare una miriade di tasti sul volante, tenendo d’occhio la pista con eccezionali tempismi e metodi! Per questo i diciottenni, talvolta, superano i maestri! Penso che ci siano troppe corse di F1, oltre le 20, per cui uno deve dedicarsi solo a questo; quasi una condizione di schiavitù! Non a caso i vecchi piloti dicono che in queste condizioni non avrebbero mai corso. Ai miei tempi il campionato di F1 aveva solo una dozzina di gare per cui un pilota poteva dedicarsi alle diverse specialità, Le Mans, Sebring, gare di durata, ecc.! Era una condizione molto più interessante e penso che l’unico vero problema di quei tempi fosse la assoluta mancanza di sicurezza per cui molti trovarono la morte! Oggi, quando guardo una gara di F1 con i soliti trenini che formano, le troppe regole assurde, poi giunto a metà, per consolarmi, vado a vedere le gare di un tempo che fu! E così mi restano i bei ricordi! Like 15393

[@bintangsatryabintang8774]

2:56 3rd time world champion

[@PetaGamesCZ]

Update: most likely 4th time

[@Lexington125]

You can fill in last one now lol . This is awesome thanks

[@eerhartb3996]

Nice video

[@tommyracing2011]

Thanks mate!

[@cleitonsilvasilva9108]

Muito bom, parabéns pelo trabalho ❤

[@ileaswon6520]

Фамилия "Шумахер" первая ассоциация которая приходит в голову когда ты слышишь о Formula 1.

[@zedaregatacm]

Senna …

[@user-A9LeoChika]

Every Champion driver has a nice look and a cool look. And, They will be handed down as legend forever.

[@ilcabalinorampante]

Los 80/90's era la época de los McLaren y los Williams

[@Catinkontti]

From 60s to late 80s the F1 was on its best. Okay cant prove my statement but it seems that there was much much more variation than the dominations we have today by Vettel, Hamilton and Verstappen.

[@ShawnFX]

I REALLY hope Porsche gets into F1 in the future

[@jadmaster]

Turn the sound OFF . The best way to see this clip.

[@craigwalker-gv6tp]

Literally 20 drivers who I couldn't fit into my top 10 way too much talent over the years you can never compare who's the goat so I go by generations. 50s Fangio 60s Clark 70s Lauda 80s Prost - Senna 90s - Schumacher 00s - Alonso 10s - Hamilton 20s - Verstappen

[@HM-pv4yb]

More like 90s: Schumacher and Hakkinen 00s: Schumacher and Alonso early 10s: Vettel late 10s: Hamilton

[@viditkhandelia5505]

@sadsadsa asadasd i mean sure but alonso’s race craft was far superior

[@rvfharrier]

@sadsadsa asadasd Kimi was the most overrated driver of his generation. Massa was slightly better than him in their time as teammates, Alonso and Vettel absolutely demolished him. To argue Kimi was better than Alonso when Alonso scored 3x as many points in the same car is madness. People make all sorts of excuses for Kimi "the car didn't suit him" or "he didn't care it was a hobby for him" etc. maybe he was just never really that good and was flattered by Newey-designed McLarens?

[@pizzamonster8216]

Nikki lauda won once more in 1984, absolutely remarkable

[@ey1615]

Dominant car + faster but much less lucky teammate But still impressive for his age nonetheless

[@robertpsotka3525]

The TAG Porsche engine was the best until Honda took over

[@MrMustache-yn4zm]

He didn't beat Prost once in a direct fight

[@sergiofernandes2138]

Fangio the best ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ in fours cars brends 🔘⚪🔘

[@carlosalbertoguzman]

Fangio fue el mejor!, corría con autos que no tenían seguridad, en cualquier curva podía encontrarse con La Muerte 💀, y apenas pisaba el freno! 😳🇦🇷♥️🇦🇷

[@romcapprotti1976]

I remember the year Mario Andretti won the race. He won the championship under caution. He goes by his teammates car on fire later died. Some thing he struggled for all of his life, and couldn’t really celebrate because of his friends death.

[@kyle381000]

A chilling coincidence regarding Andretti's championship. In 1961, Phil Hill was battling his Ferrari teammate, Wolfgang von Trips, for the title. Hill was leading in points, and von Trips was the only one who could potentially overtake him. During the Italian GP at Monza, von Trips was killed after a collision with another car. Hill took the title. In 1978, Mario Andretti was battling his Lotus teammate, Ronnie Peterson, for the title. Andretti was leading in points, and Peterson was the only one who could potentially overtake him. During the Italian GP at Monza, Peterson was in a fatal accident. Andretti took the title. Hill and Andretti are, so far, the only American winners of the WDC. The Italian GP in 1961 and 1978 were both held on September 10. Future WDC Jimmy Clark was driving the car which collided with von Trips. It was a Lotus.

[@romcapprotti1976]

@@kyle381000 I wasn’t aware of that that’s a terrible coincidence

[@JLvatron]

that's Marlo!

[@KMS-vx5xm]

Кто бы что ни говорил, но Михаил Шумахер - легенда!

[@sonatine3266]

Michael Schumacher = eternal GOAT

[@davidherrera2465]

Gran Información 👉👍

[@revanthbalmuri2025]

Crazy to think that in the last 15 years only two teams have won!!(yes I do consider brawn as Mercedes) and let’s be honest it’s RedBull this year without a doubt.

[@test-tl8dt]

thats what happens when the sport is made increasingly homogenic with increasingly strict regulations

[@sam.victor470]

A VERY EXCLUSIVE CLUB The Knighthoods in Motor Racing: +1. Sir Henry Segrave (1929, Knight Bachelor, 1896-1930) Aston Martin +2. Sir Malcolm Campbell (1931, Knight Bachelor, 1885-1948) 'Blue Bird'- Land & Water speeds. ☆+3. Sir Jack Brabham AO OBE (1978, Knight Bachelor, 1926-2014) Brabham GP ☆+4. Sir Frank Williams CBE (1999, Knight Bachelor, 1942-2021) CEO of Williams ☆+5. Sir Stirling Moss OBE (2000, Knight Bachelor, 1929-2020) Mercedes Benz 4 x runner up to the immortal Juan Manuel Fangio ☆6. Sir Jackie Stewart OBE (2001, Knight Bachelor 1939 - date) Lotus / campaigner for racing driver safety 7. Sir Patrick Head CBE (2015, Knight Bachelor 1946 - date) Technical Director - Williams ☆8. Sir Lewis Hamilton MBE (2021, Knight Bachelor 1986 - date) McLaren & Mercedes AMG 1st F1 'Centurion' 9. Sir Ron Dennis CBE (2024 Knight Bachelor 1945 - date) CEO McLaren Signed Hamilton at 13 years of age & 'blooded' him in F1 ☆ Racing driver + Deceased

[@jamesroger4222]

It would be sick to see red or orange back at the top

[@Lora_Beolab]

Red from Alfa Romeo, back from the first 2 seasons ever

[@Blight225]

Maybe in 2026. I hope McLaren doesn’t try to become competitive in 2023-2025 so they can really focus on the new era. They shouldn’t waste too much resources because they are just too far off to climb back. This should be the opportunity to hone Piastri and Norris skills and experience. Remember things switch extremely fast with new eras. Hell it’s not crazy to think Haas won’t dominate, you never know… Mercedes went from meh in 2013 to completely crushing the field. Every team really has the potential to dominate in the new era we have to wait and see!

[@Officialnrb]

Britain has an amazing driver record as well as the amazing technology.

[@helorion9476]

This is very informative, but I was impressed that only Vettel could name these all of 🎉

[@marielfernandez2190]

The silhouette with the question mark for 2023 - the silhouette looks like a silhouette of Fernando - Alonso

[@tommyracing2011]

It is! I really hope he can challenge Red Bull this season.

[@緋鯉心愛姫]

私の心の中で 生き続けてます。 アイルトン・セナは

[@kaylanlee9638]

Senna The best

[@Tarek_ElMaddah]

Nelson Piquet is the most underrated triple world champion!

[@slowhand61]

danke, dito !!

[@michaelmorahan57]

jack brabham (sir jack brabham) only person to build a car and win championship

[@charleszoellner3334]

Good Job my friend Biglike from Charles Zoellner Chanel 👍👍

[@RaimaNd]

Schumacher and Hamilton= GOAT

[@andrearojas1248]

Both can't carry Senna's bags.

[@17xchampions]

Schumacher is the GOAT!

[@17xchampions]

@@andrearojas1248 Penna??? KKKK

[@vansteiner6201]

thank you!

[@cauerhamos9365]

Lewis Hamilton 🇧🇷

[@VCFOIAVISADO]

Senna

[@elleelle8294]

Айртон Сенна- навсегда❤

[@Fisk425]

Schumacher the best of All time 🔥

[@sagatgraal4059]

Yes when Senna died lmao

[@benjota979]

Top 3 historic: 🇬🇧 Lewis Hamilton 🥇🥇🥇🥇🥇🥇🥇🥈🥈🥈🥉 🇩🇪 Michael Schumacher 🥇🥇🥇🥇🥇🥇🥇🥈🥈🥉🥉🥉 🇦🇷 Juan Manuel Fangio 🥇🥇🥇🥇🥇🥈🥈

[@zedaregatacm]

Senna was the best pilot the world !

[@mnsouza69]

Nelson Piquet. GOAT!! Three world titles, two without conquering the constructor's championship. Says a lot about a pilot who wins in spite of not having the best car. Schumacher and Hamilton won one horse races.

[@patrickwoo6067]

Michael Schumacher my favorite always , and the legend only Arton Senna...!!!!

[@ЖАЖАХУЕВ]

When the red baron was on his prime, he was unstoppable. Schumi is a legendary racer, no one could be compared to him.

[@fernandoguerrero320]

El mejor de todos, Ayrton Senna, sólo cuando él desapareció pudo brillar Schumacher!

[@adrianveidt9763]

Enserio? Yo recuerdo que en el 94 schumacher estaba por delante de senna en puntos 😂

[@willischumer8304]

​@@adrianveidt9763 Ja Glorifiziere Schumacher ruhig, alles was er erreicht hat, hat er nur durch Schummeleien und Betrug erreicht.❗ Pfui Deibel.❗👎 😵 🥴

[@darkvin3032]

​@@adrianveidt9763senna>>>>>>>>>>>>Schumacher

[@17xchampions]

Penna morreu porque não aguentou o alemão, o alemão entrou na cabeça daquele FDP KKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK

[@17xchampions]

@@darkvin3032 Schumacher -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------> Penna

[@siddhanthbhattacharyya4206]

Lauda, Senna, Prost, Hunt, Schumacher some of the best The new generation is shaping out to be even more impressive with better cars

[@alejandroandrada5182]

Fangio G.O.A.T.

[@advay9659]

I am happy that they had achieved something worthwhile in their lives. They are a source of motivation

[@gonzalosiladi4168]

Fangio maestro de maestros!

[@Prof_CS]

Fittipaldi, Senna, Schumacher and Hamilton are legends in F1's history, while Verstappen in still making his career

[@vort3x_yt007]

Senna...❤ G.o.a.t.