How Max Verstappen Mastered Wet Brazil Weather | Jolyon Palmer’s F1 TV Analysis | Workday

[@sam-nariman6236]

"The kid goes everywhere and finds grip" Martin Brundle about Max Brazilian GP 2016

[@jelski2685]

Booom P1

[@BorkyBuns]

"It's not luck; It's doing something right." Agreed -- thank you, Jolyon! I enjoyed this analysis.

[@antonioaugustocastanheira5966]

nah, it's just luck or red flag👍

[@kyz6227]

​@@antonioaugustocastanheira5966denial can be displayed in many forms 😂

[@bennylloyd-willner9667]

He also said "educated guess" so for those saying it was a no-brainer: hindsight is 20/20

[@StopMediaFakery]

'It's not luck, just another typical SCRlPTED race'.

[@ford8630power]

@@StopMediaFakery ???

[@richardvi]

17 fastest laps. From P17 to P1. With no DRS to overtake. In horrible conditions, where we saw Lando, Lewis and Fernando all make little mistakes. Max was flawless. Finishinjg P1 with 20 seconds to P2, 31 seconds to Lando. We have witnessed one of the best drives in F1 of all times. There can be no doubt this year who is the well deserved drivers champion of 2024.

[@timpraveen4706]

Bro stop glazing. Rain my dude. Calm down

[@LeeHadley]

And red flags, without them I don’t think he would have won.

[@luiz8523]

He gained around 20 seconds with the red flag, plus the time it would take him to pass Tsunoda and Russell on track. While in second, he coudn't be on Ocon's pace for many laps. Ocon even opened a 3s gap from him after the SC. Yes, great driving, but his fans are overrating it.

[@WigneyR]

^ The copium in the replies here, you two children need to face the fact max is onto a 4th WDC 😂

[@ethandcosta1870]

@@LeeHadley tbh the probability for a red flag was pretty high considering the rain

[@sandalphoncpu]

Most of the best wet weather drives in the past 30 years were from Interlagos. And 3 of them were RB drivers. They say RB gives you wings but they really give you boats

[@nacho.24.3]

Alonso being there with Brasil 2023

[@r.dekker858]

or RB gives you flippers or fins ;)

[@bumblebity2902]

who other one?

[@rafatejera329]

jolyon palmer is a legend too, always worth listening to, real driver struggles and analysys, HA PALMER KARMA xD

[@illyricus.]

Probably talking about seb 2012​@@bumblebity2902

[@Felgenfahrt]

It wasn‘t Georges great launch that was costly for Norris, it was Norris not having one, as per usual at this point!

[@WigneyR]

He won’t say such things because 🇬🇧

[@lmr4403]

Even with a bad start Norris should have moved to the inside covering George. (behind Norris was only RB so not as much of a threat)

[@illyricus.]

Norris had a great launch though? It was the acceleration phase where Russell did way better.

[@paperplane-db8qf]

The normal racing line is just bad for starts in the wet. Nothing unusual.

[@patriciorivera762]

@@lmr4403yea but he is trying to get the power down in a straight line, moving to the inside to cover george would most likely end up worse for him

[@Schaddn]

the 35 minute version of this over on F1TV is outstanding

[@kakhak]

Why they not give that full version to us for free, is beyond my understanding. They already hve so greatly developed business model and i come, why do not gift us Palmer's brilliant analysis in full?

[@timytimeerased]

maybe cause F1 TV doesnt run on free beggers ​@@kakhak

[@mikelitoris6315]

@@kakhak same reason they dont give you the full race for free.

[@MeneGR]

I'm watching this one first, for the comments! I'll check the full version later, but I'm sure it will be packed!

[@vatsordie]

i think 10 minutes is enough, mr advertiser

[@reinube]

I just don’t get why these presenters and big channels aren’t focusing on te driving lines of max on his fast laps vs the others. You can get such a better understanding where he gets the speed rather than these throttle lines. On the last turn he was getting so much more on the curb than the others. he could get a nice exit and its also better for the tires because he puts less weight on them

[@ThaDutchDK1989]

Less weight on them ? If he puts the left wheels on the curb they compress ( stress) the right side gets more squished into the tarmac = more grip . His steering angle is sooner straight hence why he could accelerate earlier = less weight = better for the tyres . I think the curb puts more stress on them

[@reinube]

@ ah okay i might have heard otherwise somewhere else but this subject is nice to see discussed on one of these channels instead of not talking about it. Thx for the info;)

[@thelearningmachine_]

5:22 Nice to see Barrichello as an ex F1 driver said in a brazilian podcast the same as Jolyon: Max discovered that inside line grip on the first laps. That's why after the race Barrichello while interviewing Max, asked him for a confirmation. you can see he asking and Max confirming at 0:40 of this video /watch?v=PrlDuJg_z-A

[@pt4643]

P1 -> P6 that is just pure talent

[@8tonystark8]

Technically he was P7 P6 was given to him If any other car (apart from Guanyu Slow) was P6 he wouldn't have been able to overtake

[@humanoid52]

Untill Lando can fix his start and remain first after the first corner he will never be champion.

[@paperplane-db8qf]

P1-P3 was through the red flag. The other positions was just falling back in the 5th fastest car.

[@Felgenfahrt]

@@paperplane-db8qf losing multiple positions in what is on average the best car on the grid is actually abysmal.

[@Felgenfahrt]

@@humanoid52 cut the first part, he will never be champion period. This season was his last chance I believe

[@Dankgamer97]

09:58 ''Its not luck'' some1 tell Lando

[@zachharrington6654]

Ah I'm a Max fan but Lando did have a bad run of luck I felt in this race. All the drivers made mistakes, just some occurred at the right moments and it looked like a real piece of work to find confidence to pass in areas that Max found. Tbh, I was absolutely thrilled to see Gasley specifically and Ocon (not a fan given some of his approach over the last few years) come through. I'd like to see Gasley back in a top car again since being demoted from Redbull

[@azizhusseinz2083]

Now I understand why Ver driving was amazing, it is how he was able to make a small amount adjustment and tiny amount of changes but the impact is truly amazing.

[@renaultmeganesuperleggera]

He also knows where to find grip. The racing line, while being the most dry part, is not your best friend when in the rain

[@MyViewToronto]

Max performance was Senna and Michael Schumacher level talent.

[@marcelopiresrafael]

Senna, Clark ,Fangio ,Max

[@woah5016]

Exactly. People need to stop putting Schumacher and Hamilton in the same levels as these people. They are drivers who can drive anything to perfection unlike Schumacher and Hamilton who can only win with machines way faster than others. ​@@marcelopiresrafael

[@tomcharlton586]

3 wins in the f310 and his pre 1994 benetton wins say otherwise. also won 1995 in arguably the 3rd fastest car.​@@woah5016

[@megsman4749]

Hmmm people forget that Schumi was and will always be the only driver that drove at qualifying speeds in almost the whole race. He did slow down… to pit. That is why he dominated in less capable cars.

[@hankrearden5460]

3:30 Watching Verstappen on the outside of the racing line passing everyone while even Lewis is twitching and struggling to put the power down was something else. How he finds traction off the racing line where others can't is next level.

[@DecibelDr]

Max knows the wet rubber on the racing line is bad for traction, so he avoids it. On the outside in turn 3 he has more traction than the others on the inside, gets up to speed faster and because of that gets extra aero and even more traction.

[@fmtien]

How do the other drivers not see what line he’s taking and try to copy him?

[@MeneGR]

Seeing the position that Max would start from, I was rubbing my hands with anticipation, and of course he delivered!

[@jamesduncan578]

Put Max toward the back of the field and he takes it as a challenge and goes into attack mode. The focus and skill level he has is amazing.

[@MeneGR]

@@jamesduncan578 yes, add a bit of weather as well and we'll probably have a masterpiece like Interlagos 2024.

[@garbage2882]

@@jamesduncan578 but he needs a car and strategy, Max gets easily frustrated if the car+strategy combo doesn't work out and he makes a lot more mistakes

[@JJ-oi5vo]

​@@garbage2882😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@tojomojo2]

@@garbage2882 Well said, that's his Achilles heel

[@mahadevovnl]

I wish a pro like Palmer would go into details as to why Max can pull those moves off but nobody else seems to. Because the fine control of the brakes, the feel for his car, and just that innate instinct and generational talent to control the whole thing is mind blowing. Added by a combination of steering inputs that are sometimes later, faster, and sometimes much smoother. It's not "one thing" that he does better, it's all over the metrics. Max is nailing every metric just a fraction better than anybody else, and it adds up to a 20s lead in the wet. We're not just seeing the best driver of this generation here, it's the best driver the sport has ever seen. And when he goes over the line like in Vegas, that's his choice. There's no doubt in my mind about that, and the penalties were correct.

[@famfikse5099]

Mexico you mean 😊

[@JonathanNichollsjono]

Peter Windsor does it on KZbin.

[@WigneyR]

Can we get an analysis on the British media failing to show up for the post race press conference of a pretty historic race?

[@morganguyer3053]

The dutch media wasn't there either.

[@dudleycoolful]

What is your obsession with the British lol its weird

[@Readgis]

​@morganguyer3053 The Dutch media are tiny compared to the English. At least they have an excuse not to be on the other side of the globe. 😅

[@morganguyer3053]

@@Readgis But they were Dutch media members at the race. They were not at the press conference.

[@CunningStuntsGoFast]

@@morganguyer3053 i saw doornebos and his buddy reporting from pitlane , they where there

[@littlevictor4283]

That performance will go down in the history books. That will place Verstappen up there with the goats

[@therealjimshady100]

1 race doesn't = GOAT.

[@freddiefreihofer7716]

@@therealjimshady100He didn't say GOAT, he said WITH the goats, which is undeniably true.

[@rogierschouten4373]

@@therealjimshady100 your idiot opinion doesn't count

[@halofreak1990]

wasn't he already there after Brazil 2016, which was another wet weather masterclass from him?

[@therealjimshady100]

@@freddiefreihofer7716 oooops, triggered you there, it's OK, find your safe space!

[@JordanHarris]

One of the best drives of all time.

[@nanthilrodriguez]

I may like Max, But that was an incredible drive.

[@SilverWolfXIII]

The stewards should get a penalty for their performance in Brazil

[@Anonymous_0894]

What did the stewards do wrong during this race? They have been shocking during the last couple of races, but in Brazil they seemed alright.

[@issammelzi728]

​@@Anonymous_0894The timing of vsc and red flags + fining the drivers instead of giving them a penalty just so they can catch their flights back home

[@Jacky5299]

How do you penalize the stewards?! A grid penalty!!

[@Snaakie83]

​@@issammelzi728Sadly they even booked plane tickets for the Monday because they expected they had a lot of work ahead... And still they failed miserably. Just useless British pundits killing the sport...

[@Anonymous_0894]

@@issammelzi728 How was the timing of the red flags wrong? They came out after the crash which is what's supposed to happen.

[@Glideslopes]

Palmer being positive on a Max drive. Write this date down.

[@CunningStuntsGoFast]

he wasnt positive all year , he was even slandering verstappen , but palmer always gets his KARMA

[@pilituraa6548]

you already did

[@AllKings]

He still picked Ocon as his driver of the race. Ocon's performance was great, no doubt about that. But surely, Gasly coming through from 13th and later holding on to P3 defending from Russell was more impressive than Ocon starting 4th and finishing 2nd. Palmer seems to not like Max or Gasly.

[@momohirai064]

Typical British

[@vaibhavagrawal4769]

@@AllKings its his ego really, he has bashed max at every chance he gets, now if he praises him too much it would hurt his fragile ego

[@CashFlowz16]

9:15 shots fired at Lando😭😭

[@siraryx]

I'm not a Max fan, but that was really impressive driving, even more so crushing the fastest lap 9 times.

[@suppress4872]

I may not like max, But that was an incredible drive.

[@ReeceCentre]

There is nothing special about what Max did. Ocon and Gasly were even better

[@DmT922ha]

​@@ReeceCentreStop watching F1

[@pilotjanmanpeterpan]

@@ReeceCentrelol

[@PontusKylegard]

Who stole your girl? 😂​@@ReeceCentre

[@Felgenfahrt]

@@ReeceCentre don‘t let the fact that Max has smoked Lando and Lewis cloud your judgement mate. You‘re looking at greatness.

[@Aluminator82]

MAX = GOAT of the rain

[@W0o0dy]

Raingoat

[@Arto343434]

I love Jolyon stating that it wasn’t luck. Lando was just salty and while he’s fans are defending that bonehead comment (which I can cut him slack for being flustered, Max going from P17 to P1 and Lando going from P1->P6 must be so difficult) that it was taking out of context, but even so I think we have all the proper context we need. Lando was wrong to say they had luck when you can say every driver who didn’t crash had “luck”. Shouldn’t throw around that word, ESPECIALLY not after saying it wasn’t talent! LOL. His fans have to do mental gymnastics to defend this one haha. Where Red Bull are failing in their car, they are at least making up for in strategy.

[@mrsensei8878]

​@Arto343434 The guy just saw his championshipshot getting demolished. He was full of adrenaline and dissapointmend. I would take a comment like that with a grain of salt.

[@W0o0dy]

@mrsensei8878 "a grain of salt"... Oh I thought he was just salty!

[@mrsensei8878]

@W0o0dy Yeah your right 😂 But I get why, dissapointmend is a hard feeling.

[@Bullymaguire416]

I really enjoyed the race start analysis, shows the difference in quality between Max and Norris. Max is in a league of his own. And I feel if given a superior car next year Piastri might be a bigger threat than Norris.

[@FrancisFjordCupola]

Oscar can race. He can defend, he can attack. Norris can't.

[@foodispriority]

The full version on f1tv was amazing. Palmer showed piastri trying to do the same move on lawson that verstappen had done on him and why he couldn’t pull it off. Unreal how easy verstappen made those overtakes from the inside line seem

[@KimberlyCarter-fe9vh]

Can’t believe how cool this came out!

[@bebe_tigre]

Can we please get Stroll's 1/5th lap analysis?

[@FrancisFjordCupola]

"Oopsie. Dad? Dad!"

[@RacingSpecification]

I can't get enough of content from Brazil GP

[@xapplepie6890]

So what youre saying is Max is a pretty ok driver right?

[@N30ZUK1]

Amazing drive, and that's without mentioning the (17?) fastest laps at the end of the race.

[@fintonmainz7845]

Yes 11 consecutive fastest laps and 17 in total

[@bullit217]

Herbert is very baist as stewart Lando goes of teack turn four with a possible unsafe rejoin. Nothing happens Leclerc does the same. And it gets noted. Lando goes of at turn one lost 4 positions at the end of turn one. Rips full throttle cutting the second turn completely winning 3 positions back, and with a second possible unsafe rejoin and doesn't even gets noted

[@timytimeerased]

Thanks Jolyon, great analysis as always

[@abdelkadernoam4153]

3:56 Super Max verstappen sur les terres du grand Ayrton Senna du grand art

[@captaindatsun2659]

Finally ! Been wanting to see some in car footage from max’s drive !

[@JLneonhug]

The steering traces are fascinating. Look how initiates the turn so early vs others.

[@obdacz]

It was a fantastic drive from Max, but what I find puzzling is how little race reports talk about the strategy call made by Alpine and Red Bull. The free pitstop was absolutely crucial.

[@VivatVeritas1]

Max did another lap when the rain got even worse. He knew there would be a restart of some kind. Lando called it luck.

[@TheFulcrum2000]

@@VivatVeritas1 It was a decision from the pit wall "stay out"

[@garbage2882]

@@TheFulcrum2000 if Max said "no way, I'm pitting" the pit wall would just agree, it was a mutual decision, like pretty much always

[@adrian3355w]

​@@VivatVeritas1 was wise for Max and Alpine to stay out... They knew the hard rain would last for a few minutes and the likelihood of a red flag in those conditions increased exponentially. 🎉

[@Saiko-Johnny]

Lando, is that you?

[@StreetDreamzTT]

This was pure instinct. Driving in the wet isn't something you can learn unless you do it over and over. Look at how gentle max is with the car. He feels one with the car. Hard to describe but its an amazing feeling when you realize you got this. He keeps the car balanced.

[@juanflores-zy6kj]

Every rain race is so exciting. The driver’s knowledge and skills are tested and pushed to its limits, together with the car. Super happy seeing Max skillfully move up the latter.

[@micahkiyimba8641]

Great work as always with the insight from Palmer. Nice video. Thanks man.

[@TheReincarnatedDeath]

Don't forget that Max is Dutch, and The Netherlands is a country in which it often rains. During rain he would stay on slicks where other drivers would change to rain tires. THAT's why he has always been great in the wet.

[@ArnaudMuller]

Because the British drivers don’t have rain in England?

[@halofreak1990]

@@ArnaudMuller they may have rain, but how many Brits have learned to drive in the wet on _slick_ tires?

[@johanfeenstra8778]

Palmer`s choice for driver of the day was Ocon and not Max. This backmarker can`t evan say that Max was the best driver that`s all you need to know about mister Palmer.

[@FrancisFjordCupola]

British passport. Tells enough.

[@helenarmour184]

I do get his point on Ocon being driver of the day, when you consider what a dog of a car he has, compared with max and his race winning red bull, ocon (and Gasly, both) did a brilliant race, and I was quite impressed with the whole overlay comparison they did in this video, ocon an max were very, very similar, yet look at Norris and max a few laps later and they’re completely different

[@starteck11]

"is an educated guess" is the best way to phrase is. GP went on the radio and said "this rain for another 4 minutes" Max immediately replied "fuck....i guess i can stay out for another 4 minutes" that was the determining factor on a pit stop or not. Mean while Russel pit wall screaming at him to box, Norris okay with suggested boxing and Ferrari doing Ferrari things and Charles going with the flow pitting into traffic he never left.

[@driesvanoosten4417]

That is the best moment in the onboard radio from this weekend. I just love how GP and Max work together at moments like that.

[@Deovantay]

MAX MAX MAX SUPER MAX MAX SUPER SUPER MAX MAX

[@Arsenic71]

Max didn't "effectively" start from 15th,. He qualified 12th, 5 place grid penalty and so he started from 17th position and grid slot #17. It doesn't matter if 2 spaces ahead were vacant... it's still the space to make up. It would have been effectively 15th if he had started from grid slot #15. Great analysis of the British drivers with a bit of Verstappen thrown in.

[@FrancisFjordCupola]

Always look at the passports first if you want to reach enlightenment and understanding.

[@winnter5141]

First, Max is the GOAT

[@arif_imran2936]

The fact that everyone is taking a jab at lando’s “luck” statement is hilarious

[@Pilcrepus]

It's unbelievable how he lines the car up for two, three turns, thinking ahead and trying to predict what the other drivers will do. Taking the racing lines that no one else takes. He goes on the kerbs without spinning. It's like he takes all the risk, gets all the rewards. How? I mean... he's just on a different level. It's amazing to see.

[@driesvanoosten4417]

I was amazed by the kerb thing. It's what Peter Windsor has been saying about Max' corner for years. He shortens the corner, by cutting in two parts. In the rain this becomes extreme. He rotates the car through half the angle of the corner, then ride the kerb in a straight line and then finishes the rest of the corner. I kept watching his onboards.

[@ab8jeh]

Hang on a British media person giving a breakdown on Max. I thought this wasn't allowed by the victims?

[@TheForce_Productions]

F1 itself it's mostly a british business, always keep that in mind.

[@ab8jeh]

I know. That's because of FOM and Bernie mostly. Most teams are based in the UK. Suddenly after helping to create one of the most amazing sports in the world, Brits are meant to be perfect unbiased individuals at all times. ​@@TheForce_Productions

[@TheSt1092]

Lando's starts and first laps have been attrocious this year

[@WigneyR]

He had 4 starts in this race alone and botched them all

[@MyRealName]

The only thing that's missing from this race is Max overtaking Lando on track which I'm pretty sure he would've done regardless of red flag.

[@FrancisFjordCupola]

Max would be on track. Norris would not. He needs to drive out off the track in order to justify max penalties for Max.

[@jamesthename8967]

You know how great his race was that they posted 3 videos just about him

[@simsch97]

My first thought when I saw that Norris went on Inters again was "uff. That was a mistake ...". I don't understand why they went on Inters and not on Wets. It was obvious that the rain got much worse and the chance of getting a big benefit from the stop was small. The chance of throwing away track position was high. If you stop under those conditions then only because the new set is much better than the old one. Otherwise the chance of throwing away track position will be too high. If the rain kept the same I'd understand but it obviously got worse. There were three possible cases: 1st - you stop for Wets as the rain gets worse. Under those conditions it could be much faster so you'd have had a benefit if the race is not red flagged. 2nd - you stop for Inters in the hope that the rain will not get too bad and you don't need to change them twice. You also get a little benefit from the fresher set compared to those on the used ones. 3rd - you stay out expecting a red flag. Case 2 does rarely make any sense because the wrong tires in Wet conditions can easily make you lose several seconds per lap. After just a few laps you could already have lost the "benefit" of having one stop less to do. The pace advantage compared to the used Inters is possibly easily outscored by the pace difference you could get with a set of Wets. Case 1 seems like the much better option and case 3 was the best in the end. Why would you stop for Inters when the conditions are getting worse? It just doesn't make any sense. Stopping for Inters is only a viable option if the conditions are expected to stay the same for a long time if not until the end of the race and that was clearly not the case.

[@FrancisFjordCupola]

If the water is outside of Norris' tires, he burns through them quicker. Jokes aside, he kept begging the pits for an undercut to Russell. Norris cannot overtake or pass. He needs the pits or he needs stewards even with by far the fastest car on track.

[@simsch97]

@FrancisFjordCupola well he did some overtakes with a huge tire advantage like in spain. But I see what you mean. Still the choice of tires was wild. I was expecting Wets and not Inters.

[@MCOGroupNews]

The thing about the wet tires is once the wets come out, the red flags come out

[@simsch97]

@@MCOGroupNews do they really still have this issue?

[@marklam9437]

been waiting for this

[@NERGYStudios]

Brilliant analysis.

[@Warlun888]

Thanks for a great analysis.

[@SB_06]

‘Because im dutch’

[@laythhameed3233]

Max won against the maFIA

[@therealjimshady100]

Ironic you say that considering how hugely he's benefited from FIA decisions through his career.

[@MNTL88]

@@therealjimshady100same for hamilton

[@therealjimshady100]

@@MNTL88 why mention lewis? We're talking about max.

[@LeeHadley]

Max won with the maFIA in AD21

[@MNTL88]

@@therealjimshady100 just saying there are others who “benefited” from fia decisions. Max won fair, people can’t handle a real race driver it seems; not having the fastest car, grid penalty and still win. Enough said. Game over.

[@BrennFilm]

2:47 Max' start was George Russellesque?? LOL. (spilled my coffee hahaha)

[@FrancisFjordCupola]

Explained by who (driver, presenter) holds a British passport.

[@Alonsofanscro]

The key move was against Piastri, and Oscar braked sooo early it was funny to see.

[@jameslawson7225]

Yes I will say it again and again the best race of the season. Max put down a Masterclass drive, he is truly the best of the rest!!! Keep bringing it F1 TV because we have to wait 3 weeks for the next race. I can't get enough I would love to see this race again!!!💯🔥💯🔥💯

[@placeholder9724]

Norris’ post-season should be him practicing starts ad nauseam. Weaknesses are present in every driver, but Norris has an actual fault- it’s remarkable how often he loses P1 in the first turn or first lap. This one seemed most bizarre. Russell dunked him on the ‘drive straight forward’ section of the start. Practice!

[@amirhm6459]

It feels like Max run smoothly even tho he keep battling the whole time for the grip, awesome

[@truegret7778]

I really wish analysts would not disrespect fans and viewers by saying things like "this is so difficult for anyone at home to comprehend". Many F1 fans are racing fans in general. Many racing fans are engineers, competitors, racers (whether serious or for hobby or for fun), or simply enjoy driving - that are very familiar with nuances and analytics of driving in fair and foul weather. That said, are the drivers/teams able to tune, onboard, the braking and throttle responses (such as rates or gain of input)?

[@margaretbehler4935]

Jolyon, I enjoy your analysis of races.

[@ramisalio]

Loved every moment of this upload! You crushed it!

[@R08U5]

Thanks Joylon for a somewhat unbiased view on the performance of the top three winners.

[@hoedenbesteller]

Coming from a different postalcode.. 5:00 Brilliant description

[@sebastiank.5137]

I had to digest what I saw on Sunday, reminds me of glory days like Michael Schumacher.

[@Tegneaufreak]

Schooled the field

[@JorgeLourenco000]

I'm still waiting for the British media post race interviews

[@ab8jeh]

The British media comment. How original 😂

[@typhoon-7]

@@JorgeLourenco000 Has anyone got video of the Dutch interviews?

[@staomruel]

Just wondering, were there any drivers that decided to take similar approaches to certain corners after they saw Max do it?

[@FrancisFjordCupola]

We can look at who crashed.

[@staomruel]

@FrancisFjordCupola ha

[@00bagu]

Max : Another masterclass Norris: Anoter masterchoke

[@Magyarkhan]

It looks so simple, strange only Max did this

[@gastonhitw720]

max is king in the rain because he's always testing the grip and he's just able to instinctively determine how the car will behave in every stage of the wet track, if it's flodded or just slippery, he's just unbeatable in the rain

[@GodsMemeTV]

what now? Aint SIR HAM the best driver in the universe? master of the masters? i guess it changes depending on the nationality of the team and the driver itself 🤷‍♂😂

[@mamiandrianina]

Max just makes overtakes look easier than they really are 🌧️🌧️🌧️🏎️🏎️

[@DecibelDr]

This analysis misses completely where Max found the grip, which is off the racing line, off the rubber. That's why his overtakes on the inside of turn 1 worked so well, and his overtakes on the outside of turn 3.

[@sebastian16682]

"As soon as it started raining, everybody went to the cafeteria. There was just one car going round and round in the rain..."

[@FrancisFjordCupola]

9:20 - You can say Norris was quicker at some point... but earlier in the lap there is a huge speed difference. Much bigger than at the end. And in favor of Max with his "worn" tires. British passport, british goggles. And if anyone wanted a dry race, they should have told George not to sweat it.

[@idk-zk9fk]

I thought they were racing in Singapore, well that shows I know FA about F1. did enjoy the race thou

[@arthurhouston3]

What was final finishing order with all the penilities handed out.

[@freddiefreihofer7716]

The same, I believe. The penalties were financial and points against one's license.

[@FrancisFjordCupola]

They did not hand out all the penalties. Some drivers had extenuated circumstances such as having a British passport.

[@RandomAccessMemoryloss]

Im still buzzing from Sunday

[@argh_666]

Norris the bottler! 💩

[@SweetChillieBeat]

I will always remember this race. Remember that wasnt rain, those were johnny herberts and Damon hills tears 😂😂

[@randyalexis2435]

So we are going to act like Ocon driving didn't matter ?

[@Mbartel500]

And that is why MV is the RAINing champion

[@darthsnarf]

lucky lando driving off track while max takes first in the race and probably championship is iconic imagery, this race will be talked about for decades

[@sheikmuizzahmed2308]

Now can we have an analysis of masterclass drive by lance stroll In a formation lap?

[@martindavenport225]

I find it amazing that only Max realises the grip is off the racing line….. The racing line gets “rubbered in” and when wet that means is slippery. The track off the racing line has more grip. Or you could just watch Senna at Donnington and work it out for yourselves!

[@ab8jeh]

Most racing drivers know this, but going off line on the _inside_ is slightly odd and how Max was unique this race. Great driving.

[@driesvanoosten4417]

He did exactly the same in 2016. The kid finds grip where no one else does....

[@ranma0306]

Educated guess Thank you for saying the right word that Lando should've said during his post race interview

[@happywheelssounds]

How Max Verstappen Mastered Wet Brazil Weather : SKILL.

[@JamesMiller-lb3sk]

This drive by Max was not luck at all but pyre skill and talent

[@angelatanurdzic7508]

Amazing Max 💪

[@petervhest2009]

Even the MA FIA cant stop max GOAT

[@therealjimshady100]

The same MA FIA who gifted him his first title? You understand the ridiculousness of your comment, right?

[@MNTL88]

@@therealjimshady100Hamilton at silverstone 21, should have gotten disqualified. Nothing was gifted, pure skills. Max likes giving karma

[@hzzz000]

I still dont understand why the mainchannel doesnt show the cockpit view more often to casual fans, thats the amazing part of the race. And the fact that the cameras aint even 4k is horrible 2024....

[@theoriginalrabbithole]

GO MAX!

[@kondor99999]

Jolyon is the Verstappen of F1 analysts.

[@divinasi0n]

Wait, I thought Max only won because he had an Adrian Newey rocketship. I heard Charles Leclerc is fastest over one lap? Max did 17 fastest laps and won from 17th with a 19 second lead and no DRS on a wet track... That's weird. Did someone lie to me..?

[@sebfettel]

Simply lovely