Grill The Grid - Jackie Stewart

[@jerryldavis1823]

difficult to remember all this at that age.

[@dtmfan]

Not only that ! Just think about, how long Jackie´s racing career is ago ! He finished his career in 1973, by now, thats 43 years ago ! There won´t be THAT many people, who have seen Jackie racing, including the interviewer, who knows most Jackie-stuff only from the books ;)

[@dtmfan]

Definitly, no doubt about that ! You see, when Jackie could´nt remember about the answer and the interviewer gave him a little guess (Podium finish with "the american guy" or about his last race win), Jackie was there, straight away ! And i bet, when he said the answer, he also remembered about the situation back then. Great stuff, great footage :) I would love to see more of the "old heros", being in F1 that long and giving back, what the sport have given them before :)

[@Juzgames]

u dont say (nicholas cage meme)

[@carlosespinola1508]

last win nurburgring ah that's easy

[@arid_desert_storm]

difficult for Jolyon Palmer to remember all his podiums as well

[@JonnyJayKhan]

It's so weird that Rubens raced with Magnussen's and Verstappen's dads

[@leewat9068]

Kimi raced with both Verstappens XD

[@vacsad]

funfact: 2017 will be the first season since 1977 when there's no driver on the grid who ever worked with Michael Schumacher as a teammate

[@JonnyJayKhan]

vacsad not if Massa replaces Bottas at Williams

[@vacsad]

Yeah, that's true.

[@Obi-WanKannabis]

Actually, it's since 1976. Patrese, Schumacher's teammate in 1993 was in f1 in 1977,

[@currentlyunavailable3435]

Who would remember Championship standings after 50 years

[@erwinr9328]

F1randokalbus22 I would👻😅🙈

[@dazburnside7340]

+Rizzo93 bollocks

[@parthajoshi2855]

Anyone would if you raced then

[@Ludwig1625]

@@parthajoshi2855 I'd probably remember first and last but that's about it

[@senpaizac4687]

Niki

[@ADadasadasdadw]

One of Formula 1's biggest legends. Nothing but massive respect for Sir Jackie Stewart.

[@the50thstrikeanniversary96]

His relentless work to improve safety saved countless of lives too. When he started racing safety was virtually *zero* when he stopped they had implemented armco barriers, drive-off areas, impact barriers (tyres and such) and had drivers refuse to race on some tracks if not certain safety measures had been taken before the race.

[@open-minded-oldie]

@@the50thstrikeanniversary96 Yes, he faced huge brick walls but knocked them down, how many drivers must owe their health/lives to him? He deserved his knighthood for that alone.

[@magnumpineapple277]

It’s insane to think how much motorsport history this man has seen. He’s the last surviving champion of his era. Having raced with Hill, Rindt, Clark, and countless of other greats…the stories he could tell would fill thousands of pages. It’s gonna be a real shame when he leaves us.

[@nordwand4519]

I can recommend his biographie. I'm reading it for the second time now. Sir Jackie Stewart is one of my biggest heros of F1, such a huge character who stood up for what was important to him. A true legend of our beloved sport.

[@rushkirt]

What about Fittipaldi? He's still alive too

[@antheusmain]

@@rushkirt Fittipaldi was the next generation. He was very young when he won his title in 72

[@alessiogiroso1725]

1:48 Savage😂😂😂😂😂😂 "Who joined you on the podium at Monza 1965?" *NOBODY because back in those days only the winner was on the podium*😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Steezboy3000]

Interesting tidbit though! Was more interesting than the real answer haha

[@WilkoGaming1]

Grill the grid Mika Hakkinen

[@persezyra]

- "So Mika you got 6 out of 10 how do you feel about that?" - "So sad"

[@pedroarevalo5882]

-"So, Mika you got 9 out of 10. How do you feel abouth that?" - Close, but enough.

[@Nikkeloodeon]

- "So Mika you got 10 out of 10, it looked very easy, was it?" - "Oh yeah, it was so easy, I can't believe it... No, it wasn't."

[@duoocto9653]

Nikkeloodeon - "No it wasn't winning a championship is never easy" xD

[@DJC-10]

Now this is what I call save the best for last

[@12345anwar]

MVP!!!!! #fearthebeard

[@LionelHutz]

James you are everywhere on YT, haha

[@nibergformulafan7380]

GRILL THE GRID SPECIAL MARK WEBBER PLS !!!

[@kylehorton2075]

Host: "Now Mark next question, how many times did Red Bull screw you over?" Mark: "Ahhh 136 times I think it was..." Host: "Actually sorry, its 294 times yeah."

[@RobbyIrza33]

which switch is multi 12?

[@nickvanzanten1201]

nice one

[@garycaldwell7133]

21 not 12 as that was his issue lol

[@nibergformulafan7380]

Kyle Horton rip mark

[@markandrewward5718]

When you can forget you got pole at Monaco you know you have lived a good life 😂 Sir Jackie the legend .

[@NoosaHeads]

One of the absolute greats. Like Jim Clarke, Jackie Stewart was gentle on his cars and had less mechanical failures, as a result. He was a graceful driver.

[@T018]

Sir Jackie Stewart is a treasure and we should cherish every moment he shares with us.

[@konigschumacher117]

as i would like a Grill the grid with Michael....😣 it would be great...I hope one day we will see a Grill the grid with him😳 please Mike keepfighting💪

[@alfieowen2014]

KÖNIG SCHUMACHER I know it sounds horrible but I don't think he will talk again let alone be in the public eye

[@AlexLetsPlay99]

That would be really great. KeepFightingMichael

[@TheLeewi98]

Would be nice but the thruth is we will never see it.

[@vacsad]

He would do 11 out of 10 :D

[@Lakitu886]

he wouldn´t, I think he doesnt remember of it- #KeepFighting

[@pedrobernardi9409]

Grill the grid: Webber, Barrichello, Lauda, Montoya, Piquet

[@JohnDoe-uu9gh]

JPM please.

[@principal4816]

and Prost !

[@pemujakufaku2031]

Don't forget Mika

[@AsterixMiguelix]

what about Stirling Moss?

[@pedrobernardi9409]

Oh sh*t, I forgot a lot of drivers, hahahaha

[@FoxtrotGolfLima]

"That was a good one!" What a boss

[@presidentkimi975]

R.I.P Manor F1 Team.

[@cristianlanza2539]

President Kimi what the fuck is this marussia doing?

[@vuurvlam9722]

President Kimi bwoaahhhhh

[@timschellekens3253]

President Kimi Killed by felipe nasr

[@presidentkimi975]

Nasr killed his career too...

[@CorredorDigital_]

Tim Schellekens why?

[@4bimmer_com_bmw_tuning_parts]

Great man, great champion, all is great about him

[@robbleeker4777]

Great man to have still around on the race track..

[@thepracticingcurmudgeon3645]

an absolute living treasure, Sr Jackie is indeed. i wish he was my uncle just so i could drop by on sunday afternoons to share a few pints and listen to him reminisce about his life.

[@SceneArtisan]

Grill The Grid - Murray Walker! :)

[@geoffnolan5762]

'Murray, you scored 11/10. Are you pleased with that?' Murray: 'Yeesssss! That's brrr-rrr-rrr-rrrilliant!!'

[@SceneArtisan]

+Geoff Nolan Haha, indeed.

[@Dave2LA]

lol that would be 20 out of 10

[@Obi-WanKannabis]

There's a video of him on a quiz show where he's asked a number of f1 questions and his memory then was really bad, he misremembered some obvious stats, either his memory has improved, or he'd do really badly. Perhaps it's better not to try. look up: celebrity mastermind - Murray Walker on youtube. Gotta say though, he also remembered some really tough questions.

[@f1debrief951]

So Murray youve got 100/10 how do you feel? Murray:I feel good,I feel very good , I feel amazing, I FEEL GOOD

[@nunosousa8271]

grill the grid special - Taki Inoue

[@j.s.9386]

Question:In which race do you hit by safety car? Taki: ?!

[@Rizon1985]

I'm so glad Sir Jackie survived 2016. He's a delightful gentleman from another time showing what F1 was about and how it should remain. I've never heard booing so much and so often as in 2016 and it's not what you do in F1. Go to a football match but keep your childish behaviour away from the Grand Prix. Be a fan of whoever or whatever you want but show respect for every driver that steps into the car.

[@stephenrivera3019]

One of the legends of f1 that still live, it was very understandable that he wasn't able to answer and remember because he is old so very undertandable, respects for him

[@rareair3973]

I love Sir Jackie Stewart Such a good guy

[@infidelgastro]

His memory isn't too bad for his age. Nevertheless he was still a great champion and I was a big fan of his. I clearly remember standing next to him after he won the '73 South African grand prix and being in awe of him.

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[@humbertoamorim8130]

Grill the Grid with Rubens Barrichello please \o/

[@hyunji1652]

one of of best legendary driver of all time....

[@darubim]

1:47 - haven't laughed so hard since Kimi got lost in Interlagos. What a legend!

[@RalonsoF1]

He is still a Grandsenior and of course, he Is and will remain a F1 Legend for ever!

[@danilwong7774]

honestly, now we're grilling legends? are we quizzing or ping pong? QUIZZING!!

[@milanfan81]

Danil Wong Honestly xD

[@SandeepM8]

nice to see a legend going strong (Y)

[@jdbruiser]

Dread to think if they did a Grill the Grid with Yuji Ide. Question 1: Which grand prix was your last? Question 2: When was your super license revoked?

[@xpemerald6808]

Question 3: who did you flip in your last GP?

[@louisostrowski4395]

TheExploding Emerald Question 4: How many mechanics did you hit at your first pit stop?

[@vacsad]

How many times you spun with an F1 car?

[@JohnDoe-uu9gh]

Question 6: How many races did you finish?

[@snowjix]

+Nicholas Barnsdale I would assume 0? even though its very unlikely. So bad he couldnt even finish zero times.

[@carlosespinola1508]

best f1 driver of all time

[@chrisworthington4372]

FYI I just finished reading Jackie's autobiography it's a great read I recommend it to any fans.

[@ihathtelekinesis]

I felt like he should've got a bonus point for his smart-alec answer about the Monza podium.

[@javsjavs8659]

I believe it is impossible not to smile while watching this

[@cesaresteinle920]

So his first pole was in 1969 and since 1965 he won his first 7 grand prix by never starting on pole. He must have been amazing on race days. Edit: just checked, out of his 27 grand prix wins only in 8 he started from pole

[@RustiekeRakker]

Jos Verstappen, Mark Webber, Niki Lauda, Alain Prost? Would be good company for grill the grid

[@Earthshaker513]

I was hoping they'd do one of these with Sir Jackie. Even though he didn't get every question correct he seemed like he was having fun.

[@muhammadshofwan5309]

the question is from 50 years ago, no wonder he forgot the answers

[@gpyarchives4447]

Ah come on, 2 points for getting a trick question right!

[@MrtheMuppetfan]

GP4 Crashes & Stuff Speaking of 2 points... that's how many points that made Manor go to administration

[@jeffkeith637]

Haha well done with the question about the podium in 65.

[@kpapenburg102]

He seems like such a great person

[@DaveLaMont1]

FWIW the all-time coolest driver/personality combo. His commentary on ABC, especially the Indy 500 was mandatory TV

[@LukeGaming96]

Tom Clarkson: How many did Niki win? Stewart: I won 27

[@jfv2312]

F1 brothers, let's remember and never forget one of the most loved and unique small teams of the last years. RIP Manor F1 Team Malaysia 2015 - Abu Dhabi 2016 Killed by Nasr and his evil team Sauber.

[@AlvinDarmawan05]

Nathan Ardany Tanara It's not all about the power unit

[@pedrobernardi9409]

Poor Nasr

[@mmutch7575]

They still have a chance of getting funding to line up for the grid in 2017. It would be ironic (and sad) through if they don't that through scoring points in Brazil, Nasr destroyed his only hope of a drive for 2017.

[@goodshipkaraboudjan]

The actual team and staff have been around since 2010.

[@200LKRetro]

Hard to remember everything after 45 years and more, still spot on. But it was funny to see that he remembered everything when it was mentioned. :P

[@gregsmith2658]

You gotta love Jackie, a proper racing hero who drove real f1 cars!

[@Greg0the0gamer]

He's so wholesome :D

[@LiamTalksMotorsport]

I had the incredible honour of talking to Sir Jackie for 30 minutes, such a nice bloke!

[@JL-gf3yc]

“Ah that’s nice he’s a friend”😂😂😂

[@andrewmeadows2596]

Living legend.

[@Nikkeloodeon]

I had to look it up and he's actually and already 77 years old! Considering that, he seems to be in good shape which is nice to see. :)

[@cesaresteinle920]

What a legend!

[@5tronguy160]

When you don't know how many podiums you've won, you know you've had an awesome career

[@raftermanhoward1883]

Wow those were very difficult questions! I've watched all the documentaries where Jackie is featured, and also all of the season reviews of that time I could find. I got only 2!

[@thecautionlightnews8654]

Sir Jackie, a great man, knows all about racing, any kind

[@Mchan0716]

The guy who asked the question just got totally roasted by Sir Jackie Stewart

[@CowboyManMusic]

♥ This is soooo nice to watch! Sir Jacky is a super legend from the "wild F1-time" ... wow! He still knows a lot! I love the 1970s of Formula 1! ♥ And I love your cool GRILL THE GRID series here!

[@lisandroad]

The best gril the grid ever! It does urge to do a special edition with the living champions!!!!!! Could you imagine this with piquet..????? Would be amazing.

[@jabulilelephallo5024]

Agree :)

[@kilmorgancastle]

Aww Jackie just seems so lovely

[@thosegreengentlemen]

I wrote about him in my A level essay on the topic on sports and Im glad he helped me

[@Showmetheevidence-]

Jackie really is a legend :)

[@danieldravot341]

My first championship race was Monaco, 1973 and that was the day JYS tied his old friend, Jim Clark, at 25 victories. Oddly enough, and as far as I know for the only time, the top six finishers at Monaco that day finished that race AND the season in the same order.

[@gerarddelmonte8776]

Saw a couple of interviews he had with Graham Hill back in the day. The two were like Steve Martin and Martin Short, very funny together.

[@psknege]

I love how he says "I doun'd knuw"

[@nfsrival1499]

Im thinking about Francois Cevert as his teammate, ah if that cursed weekend at Watkins Glen '73 didnt happen.... He would have been a multiple world champion, I am sure.

[@HappySmileCreations]

I just love Grill the Grid with the gOLDie ones!! :) Jackie is adorable!!

[@tazio2]

He remembered every single corner of the Nürburgring 14 miles when he won the race in fog and wet that you could hardy see a thing and HE WON IT BY 4 MINUTES !! He is an absolute gentleman who does not have an ego of the petty prima donna drivers of today , He is worth a dozen of them and we will not see his like again

[@h.02_21]

Pretty good for an old man!

[@riansyah541]

Please grill the grid with Ruben Barichello,because I miss him

[@iiSpicyy]

Dyslexic and still win 27 races. What a legend.

[@zoltanlaszlo2222]

John Young Stewart was one the most important and successful pilot in the Formula 1.

[@open-minded-oldie]

YES!

[@catiagoncalves2590]

Sir Jackie has more style than many young drivers 😎✌️

[@gnittegdellort]

Imagine being in the position where you're getting old and you can't remember your F1 race wins and pole positions... the life of a legend, hey - not too bad!

[@pexepe]

Mark Webber pls

[@jellobunn]

My F1 idol, because my first name is the same as him 💪

[@sergiodavid5025]

Como admiro la F1 de esa epoca y que pilotos ojala algun dia volviera. Comentar tambien que buen grill para empezar el año

[@MrBamcito]

Best F1 Driver of all times

[@danesebruno]

He got the guy back real good on the podium finish

[@jimnasium452]

Correction. That's 7 out of 10. Sir Jackie correctly answered question #5 (apparently a question the interviewer did not research) of who "else" was on the podium in Monza in '65.

[@nj3005]

Such a nice funny guy

[@robleurni8420]

How can you dislike this video?

[@vantheman1238]

All security guards at F1 races should be shown this video on the morning before they work at the race!!!

[@stuartbritton4811]

Security guards aren't at all concerned about safety and security, wellbeing or the enjoyment of the public. They revel in power and control. A job for sociopaths.

[@alexlamas6324]

One of my childhood heroes!

[@oofngoof231]

A gem

[@DRMET]

I think Sir Jackie should get extra points. Great gentleman.

[@denilsonalvim.fanfilms20sat50s]

First Win: "MONZA" Poleposition: " MONACO " Only This...!!! Genius, Nice pilot and person. Unfortunaly, He stop to race and I Was Born in 1973. But I Saw, Lauda, Piquet, Mansell, Champions... And Many Others, That Wasn't Champions, but, Was good pilots. Patrick Depailler, Gilles Villeneuve, Elio De Angelis, Ronnie Peterson, Michelle Alboreto and Many Others Passed Away. P.S. I Forgot of Prost...

[@cunninglinguist4549]

right? --- oh monaco - u have to be reminded

[@Showmetheevidence-]

To be fair to the guy it’s like 50 years since he won and raced....

[@forthechickens]

He’s prolly thinking where the sport went wrong

[@FdelaOpera]

They normally ask current drivers about these prehistoric racers and they frequently respond correctly. They should ask these pops about modern racing as well.

[@Jefchang1]

JACKIE I REMEMBER YOU AT BISLEY WHEN YOU WERE SHOOTING IN 1960. YOU ARRIVED IN A MK2 JAGUAR WITH YOUR BOOT FULL OF CARTRIDGES AND A SIDE BY SIDE GUN TOGETHER WITH AN OVER AND UNDER. YOU WERE NOT POOR AS YOU SAID AT CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY.

[@Chernobyl_Killer]

1:50 when the interviewee knows more than the interviewer

[@pete5534]

Sir Jackie. A great character.

[@JamaicanMeCrazy]

He's delightful

[@hugoagogo9435]

Who is f1s biggest legend. You are Jackie

[@sonofhistory]

I wonder if they've done one of these for Lauda and Ickx. Also Stewart is dyslexic? Rock on!

[@Blight225]

I would’ve loved to see a grill the grid for Jack Brabham, Ayrton Senna, Sir Stirling Moss, Jim Clark. Jim Clark and Jack Brabham were born near the time of Jackie Stewart so if Jack Brabham lived for a few more years and if Jim Clark and Ayrton Senna didn’t unfortunately die in a crash it would’ve been possible. And why didn’t they do one for Sir Stirling Moss? He was the best driver to not win a championship.

[@misterdog7]

Legend!

[@vinnyboy4365]

I want to see one with Taki Inoue.