How to Master the Bahrain GP 2023 | Nico Rosberg

[@NicoRosberg]

What is the most memorable F1 race in history and why? Top comment wins a surprise gift! Subscribe to my channel for the F1 season finale in Abu Dhabi: bit.ly/NicoRosbergYT

[@garythefishable]

2011 Canada. No explanation needed.

[@ducati4prez]

2016 Abu Dhabi 😳😳😳

[@jarrodclyne707]

1990 Japanese Grand Prix. Senna takes out Prost to win the title.

[@ozandeniz5536]

Of Course most memorable F1 race is 2012 Brazil. It didn't finish like i want (I am an Alonso fan) but it was very very exciting.

[@vidushkarnani3136]

Obviosly 2007 finale kimi won by just a point it was so tight

[@Leonardorv25]

Learning from a F1 World Champion how to do a lap in a F1 circuit. This is the future.

[@gema6286]

Hot lap*

[@lukyboi_4450]

@@gema6286 nah nah cold lap

[@Fahrifourtyone]

@@lukyboi_4450 lol

[@skolblues]

Amazing how many current and former athletes are into creating content now. So awesome 😁

[@diamondjing2746]

F1 is really really hard to me for beginner drive. I think should start with slow car and learn the focus each track , braking point etc

[@n3k0lein]

There's a good difference between bragging and telling about your achievements.. Nico, you're literally one of the best few racers worldwide, don't feel bad about sharing memories and comparing them to others, that's exactly what we want to know.

[@lesblase3667]

Exactly!

[@shervvvv]

Big time!

[@housesports000]

he’s a World Champion and has been battling Hamilton in Mercedes, he’s earned his bragging rights anyway.

[@DexterEK95]

Bahrain 2014: literally the very first F1 race that I've ever watched and witnessed a very exciting race between Nico, and Lewis

[@NicoRosberg]

check out 9:19 - one of the toughest battles in my career!

[@andre_star7776]

@@NicoRosberg I saw on F1's official channel, was awesome

[@20ege008]

I am sorry for you didn't see 3 way battles between 2010-2013 and v8 engines

[@DexterEK95]

@@NicoRosberg yeah, very exciting!

[@DexterEK95]

@@20ege008 sadly I wasn't interested in racing back then, I've seen the replays and boy I wished I was interested in racing sooner

[@shidbot420]

Good thing about track racing is you can always turn your car around and ram the dude at P1. Ahhhh yes... Satisfaction

[@funnyfinder9255]

You know what? That’s true. They can’t overtake you if they’re in the hospital

[@hecker2309]

**Verstappen Ocon Brazil 2018 Incident**

[@samuraijack1371]

Savage

[@YHK_YT]

f1 2020 online in a nutshell

[@DaKobaa]

ahhhh, a fan of the maldonado racing line.

[@Bobb-wv9wd]

Nico sneakily changing the title to say 2022 is very smart

[@ultras0ft_tyre]

And now he changed into 2023

[@RicceneNick]

Ughm ughm...

[@oliverioo]

2023 now

[@Princess_kitty14]

now says 2023

[@davidalvare6977]

Now 2024...... :v

[@akaMalboro-]

I’d say Canada 2011 was the best race I’ve witnessed. With all the stops and safety cars due to accidents or bad weather. After hours of waiting and racing, there was the most intense last lap battle between Vettel and Button where he managed to force Vettel into a mistake to come home with the victory. I’m sure many people agree that this was an all time classic!

[@Tiametmarduk]

Where's the Esports line m8?!?

[@himom6966]

What a bloody legend Ben is

[@NoxiousHangman]

Hello you corner cutting cheat😂

[@SzlentWolf]

Watch Opmeers laps haha its so different

[@official_9101]

your fake tiametmarduk

[@dennistafeltennis1190]

E sports are meh they will never replace F1 as it is. They do not have the living heart. The electric cars that is.

[@shubhamtandon6483]

Brazil 2019. The sheer brilliance of Gasly is such an emotional season was something we don't often see in modern F1.

[@jasondias2778]

Also monza this year drove well very well to fend of Carlos

[@cesco1997]

France 2019, an exciting, mesmerizing, thrilling, truly unforgettable race packed with action. I was on the edge of my seat the whole time.

[@rohanaleti05]

I hope u win😂

[@PrudviRajD]

“*In parallel universe”

[@marin_1536]

What?!

[@antonmartic]

Albon should've watched this: 7:27

[@voodookid8907]

Topkek. I thought exactly the same

[@boom2055]

RB 16's steering wheel infotainment: Nico Rosberg's youtube videos

[@DRDREAMYBULLMDSBROTHER]

Damn I commented the same thing

[@bobbyweirddick6556]

9:19 as well. Actually he should probably watch the Hotlap so he isn’t so slow on one lap and doesn’t have to overtake so many cars during the race.

[@GoatedAtNFS]

Man stop shitting on this man

[@Spooky1611]

When you change Bahrain GP's title to they ear 2023, forget the description from the changed 2022 last year and released this video before the 2021 bahrain GP. Nico Rosberg strats

[@adamdobek9288]

To me, the most memorable F1 race is 2008 Canadian GP and the only Robert Kubica's win. As a little boy I was a big fan of Robert. I'm from Poland and that was so exciting to see Robert on track. This rollercoaster and this memorable crash between Lewis and Kimi in pitlane is truly unforgotten to me. Especially after this horrendous Robert's crash, it is so sentimental, moving and memorable to me.

[@tseringgyaltsen3448]

Nico has achieved everything and I think he is very happy enjoying life spending time with his family. Tomorrow is not guaranteed, so I think he is enjoying everyday to the fullest.

[@ILiquidGasI]

Changed the title year by year, very good 😂👏🏼

[@cmacdhon]

My most memorable race was the 1973 Canadian Grand Prix. I was 7 years old, and already obsessed with F1. I remember having an F1 board game, and a little pedal powered Ferrari that I use to drive around neighborhood. When my parents told me we were driving up to Canada to attend the race, I was over the moon! It was a long drive from where we lived in New York, but I would have gone anywhere, or done anything, to see a race in person. My mom's side of the family is from Scotland, and talked about Jackie Stewart constantly, so he became my favorite driver, but all the drivers were hero's to me, and the thought of seeing them in real life was almost as exciting as Christmas morning!! A day of two before the race, we were walking through the paddock, Scottish flag in hand, when my grandmother spotted Jackie being interviewed. We headed in that direction in hope of saying hello and wishing him well in the race. While Jackie was being interviewed, he looked over at me and waved hello and smiled. There were thousands of people milling about, but Jackie Stewart waved and smiled at ME!!!! I was so overcome with joy, that I began crying. Jackie was pulled away immediately after the interview, so I never got a chance to talk to him, though I suspect I would have been too awestruck to even get a word out. Even though I missed my chance of meeting Jackie, It was still one of the most happiest days I ever had as a kid.

[@hippotek1]

Spa Francochamps, 1995. Michael Schumacher against Gerhard Berger and Damon Hill. Slicks in teh rain. Schumacher as 16th on the grid wins his 16th GrandPrix. Eddy Irvine's Jordan in flames while refueling. What a race.

[@jordandiax4179]

We're seeing a F1 champion, explaining a track while seems to be happy with that? 🤯

[@zombiealive648]

yes

[@JacobStevens13]

This track is so fun to drive on in f1 2021...i just like the flow of the whole thing. It all flows together so nicely especially the 2nd half of the track

[@AlpcanAras]

Brazil 2012 must be the most memorable. Because: A championship decider on last round, podium finisher Alonso loses it while Sebastian fights from virtually the last, Schumacher retiring, many incidents, McLaren last win to date and it had enough live coverage+video to make it reach to wide audiences.

[@Arms1108]

Spa 2008. The last few laps between Kimi Raikkönen and Lewis Hamilton were literally breathtaking. I remember I was 13 years old and a huge fan of Kimi. Seeing him dominating on my favorite circuit and then spin after blanchimont few laps before the chequered flag made me cry like a baby.

[@ondrapinker3686]

Brazil 2012 - such a legendary race. Head to head title battle, Seb fighting back in the rain after collision and overtaking other cars like god, Michael's last race...

[@BP_moto]

My most memory race is the 2011 British gp because this was the first ever race I watched with my grandpa and we have never missed a race since

[@jacobedwards7678]

Canada 2011, everything that happened in that race sums up how great f1 really is. My favourite race by a mile.

[@juanmanuelcorrea7673]

My favorite GP ever was Monaco 2003. I was about 7 years old, and Juan Pablo Montoya was racing like a monster. And since I am from Colombia, naturally I was cheering for him. Something that always got stuck on my mind was the pit stop that got him the lead and eventually the win. Watching J.P Montoya being chased by Michael and Ralf Schumacher and Raikkonen was epic.

[@cpt.2944]

I love how he changed the title to "2022" 😂

[@Manuel06p]

Here in 2023 and title has changed as well😂, but It still perfect, thanks Nico👍

[@hubertchan8413]

Most memorable race for me used to be Imola 2004 for the Schumacher vs Montoya battle. It was very recently overtaken by Turkey 2020. That race had everything...classic track with an incredible layout, wheel to wheel battles in the wet, and appreciating the talent of drivers like Lewis and Perez to manage their tyres to the point where their inters were worn down to slicks and they were still able to find grip on the slippery surface.

[@markpinder6877]

Best of all time race for me is definitely Canada 2011. It managed to keep a 13 year old me glued to the TV for over 4 hours straight. So much was happening and then the crazy finish on the last lap just topped it all off.

[@tylerdurden2518]

Whenever I see your race here in 2015 I get so sad. Just listening to your radio then "I would like to go to the end" breaks my heart. Next year you were Champion there, but that radio messages from 2015 always make me cry. You're a true legend Nico.

[@antoniosc872]

"I think you have to leave a space, ALL THE TIME YOU HAVE TO LEAVE A SPACE"

[@VitorPVTB]

"It's IMPOSSIBLE to race with these people!"

[@cameronkorad8806]

Dont know if you remeber me but i built your showcars for mercades back in 2015 and 2016 and meeting you ,your dad and george and getting to deliver the car i built for you at the circuit was the best race weekend for me

[@petertemplin4009]

Most memorable F1 race for me was the US Grand Prix at Watkins Glen 1967. A number of us had Goodyear uniforms and had great adventures. I sat in Jackie Stewart‘s car, I painted the tires on Bruce McLaren‘s car, I watched the start of the race from the starting bridge . We pushed Jimmy Clark’s car into the winner circle which was probably the top memory. I just found your channel and subscribed , it looks terrific.

[@BT-kw3gr]

Brazil 2008, what a change of emotion in the last stages of the race

[@damianosavraammisaelidis9727]

Great question. So many to choose from. But the one that comes to mind has to be that Canadian GP back in 2011 or '12 where after lots of crashes and S.C's and getting cancelled for some 2+- hours he managed to get the victory. Now imagine at the time living in Greece and with the time difference how much of an effort it was to watch the race. And of course that was him two years after that surprise WC with the then BAR Honda , which later became your team Nico Mercedes GP, and unfortunately the last times you'd see a competitive McLaren team. By the way. Nico I love the concept and content of your channel because despite the fact that communication at least to me is that face 2 face contact and the body language itself, never the less you use your knowledge and that tool so exceptionally well that gives me the chance to say thumbs up for what you do. Keep it up Nico.

[@car-enthusiast3141]

How to master a Bahrain GP ? Bring a land cruiser, lx570s, patrol Y62/Y61. You're good.

[@zuzu1173]

lol hilix??

[@car-enthusiast3141]

@@zuzu1173 but these 3 bois are the big bois. In middle east. You see them everywhere in middle east.... U see like 80land cruisers, 70 lexus lx570s, and like 85 patrols lol.... Maybe u see them infinite.... They always appear everywhere. It's like everyone can afford them lol.

[@ebola1974]

Most memorable F1 race for me was Canada 2011. A lot of F1 races are same old same old, Canada had everything. Weather, crashes, team mates colliding and then the final few laps. To have someone who was running last to end up winning on the last lap is rare, for them to be able to drive on slicks in the wet just shows how good these F1 drivers are. They make driving and controlling a car look easy. That race for me was like watching a last minute 35 yard goal to win the game after being 0-3 down at half time.

[@PonySparkle69]

Brazil 2019. Gasly and Hamilton's drag race, Chili's P20 to P4 (to Podium) run, two Ferrari collides, and Honda's 1-2 finish.

[@capi1115]

The race from Niki Lauda when i came back on the track after his crash, and finished four on the grid after a bad start. That's my most memorable race in F1 history.

[@AB17FOOTBALL]

Best race of all time is Brazil 2012. The unpredictability was truly amazing and just like Nico's comeback from last, Seb's composure to comeback that strong was something awe-inspiring

[@engibrus]

Brazilian Grand Prix - 2008. I remember watching it as a child as I was only 10 years old. My dad is a Ferrari fan. Really good memories back then.

[@stefanrhys44]

The most memorable race for me is definitely Brazil 2008. I was 8 years old and in disbelief that Lewis might lose out again on the championship and then there were those famous words “is that glock?!” And I just burst out screaming, I’ll never forget

[@elisangale431]

First video of yours I've ever seen. I was looking for tips for Bahrain for sim driving and I've heard your name before as a very famous F1 driver so of course I wanted to see. This video was both everything I expected and yet also nothing I could have expected. So cool of you to take fan questions and that you commit fully to pronouncing your fans' names when in my experience people would stutter through anything foreign to them. I regret not being an F1 fan sooner to see some of the moments you talked about here! I have trouble keeping grip on a few of the corner exits and I learned a few things from the video and some overtaking ideas..

[@omeshsingh8091]

My favorite F1 race of all time is Hockenheim (2000). Michael Schumacher was out of the race early (his 3rd DNF in a row) and was going to lose a lot towards his rivals. Barrichello was starting from 17th place. In changeable weather and at times a complex (partially-wet) track Barrichello fought his way to the front and landed his first ever F1 race win. It was so exciting to see a low-downforce, high-speed circuit with lots of tense racing and overtaking, and not only that we got plenty of on-board action hearing the beautiful sound of the naturally aspirated engines singing. Barrichello's race win was great for him personally but also great for Michael's championship hopes. For so many reasons this is my all-time favorite F1 race!

[@narfit1966]

Most memorable race for me is Canada 1995, Jean Alesi was (and still is, sorry Nico) my racing hero and to see him win with a Ferrari number 27 at the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve (and it was his birthday as well) was just so special, maybe not a "classic" win but his only win so for me the best race ever.

[@rodrigo7485]

he is on pole ! 1:27:065 vs hamilton 1:27:264 XD

[@Richard-ep6nq]

Bottas taking note hahaha

[@francescasofia8189]

My most memorable f1 race as a spectator has to be Turkey this year. I mean so much stuff happened, people doing donuts on the wet ground, drivers constantly moving up and down on the leaderboard and that neck in neck finish for the podium, it was just spectacular!

[@CaptainAmerica42069]

2023?.....2 years ago....am confused

[@grahamlife2497]

He doesn't do them every year he just updates them every year unless they have a major change

[@SVADesign]

this race was the best piece of marketing formula one could ask for. if your new to the sport (as i was at the time) this was the summary you needed to catch up. it had the politics, the technology, the tire strategy and ofcourse the DogFight between you and lewis. I have to say im a huge lewis fan but, i have to thank you for participating in that moment. As a 3d designer Formula one has had a massive infleunce on me, the sport has really changed my life and that started at this race for me. So, Thank You

[@losalexos6969]

Most memorable race for me is Canada 2011, first race I ever watched

[@nickstavropoulos9918]

Nico, September 28th 2003, US Grand Prix, Michael Schumacher started 7th, finishing 1st. Championship on the line, couple of races left. In the rain. I was seated right in middle of pits section. We got there very early. Still remember when Sauber was first car to start inside their garage. You can recognize her noise instantly even if doors were closed. So many poll positions changes in that race. Spin offs. At the end Michael was on top.

[@vitorgjorge]

As a brazilian myself, the 2008 brazilian GP was a surreal experience, in a matter of seconds the feeling of my family went from anxiety to celebration to anger and finally respect for the new champion. Even my grandparents were screaming and cursing in the last laps

[@asambatyon]

1997 Jerez de la Frontera, Michael Schumacher vs Jaques Villeneuve. First full race I ever watched and the one that hooked me up to Formula 1. My country didn't even showed F1, so I had to watch it in the brasilian channel O Globo, which was were I watch F1 until 2000 when JP Montoya joined F1. It helped me to learn portuguese.

[@aleksandrsmatrakov9087]

it would be very cool to see some battle tips on next tracks too!

[@angusurquhart7080]

My most memorable race was in Abu dabi when you secured the title, one of the best days in f1!

[@charwin5611]

He got the title in Abu dabi not Mexico?

[@angusurquhart7080]

Char Win sorry my bad

[@itasal1]

The "Is that Glock" moment was a really memorable moment, it starts the hamilton era with a heartbreak moment killing massas's dream of a championship

[@deem292]

The detailed explanations we get about races battles and how to get the best out of your car on track are truly unbelievable. I have many favorite races and always enjoyed and looked forward to Nico and Lewis battles, some of the most entertaining but one that stands out for me is this 2020 Turkish Grand Prix. watching Lewis put down a champions on track performance and battle to get to first, hold on and win the race was just a remarkable way to prove to his fans and the none believers that he is and will always be one of the best if not the best F1 Champion ever.

[@violentalpha4459]

Most memorable race : 2012 Brazil gp one of the most intense championship battles in f1

[@vettelfedaisi2727]

2008: hold my glock

[@kieranr7382]

European GP 1997. Three identical times for pole position. Two title contenders battling it out. A crash to define the championship. Plus Hakkinen's first win, Hill qualifying fourth in the Arrows, the last Williams championship, classic Brundle-Walker commentary (in the English speaking coverage).

[@ruliikko9559]

Michael Schumacher and his best race of his life by himself told, Suzuka 2000 F1 GP. Absolute legend.

[@JackFogos]

7:21 Alex did it and yeah he run off the track. All the dust lifted while he spun and then crashed, like sand skating I guess... so a little bit wide and off the track you go, fortunately he's physically ok. Thank you Nico for always teaching us to better understand the tracks and all those little inside details that make me say "mmm so that's why"

[@LuisHernandez-wk7dh]

Michael Schumacher's win in 1998 at Silverstone on last lap from our lane is most memorable race.

[@Mak̇Delkic]

Most memorable moment was Seb Vettels comeback in Brazil as I did not expect him to win the championship. It was very tense. This was the first F1 season I watched

[@arianvanaei5964]

2016 Spanish gp my first f1 race i watched completly and i really enjoyed it

[@rambowindman1570]

I saw you uesd engine breaks a lot. Will it damage the gearbox in real race?

[@markahles1580]

Great video! Although I have seen many F1 races on TV, and have enjoyed both Long Beach F1 and Phoenix, Iceberg GP in person; my favorite F1 race of all time is 1984 Monaco. Senna starting grid #13 in an underpowered Tolman Hart, in the worst rain conditions, on a hard to pass track, takes it to the likes of: your pops, Warwick, Tambay, Piquet, Alboreto, Lauda, Mansell, Arnoux and eventually Prost only to have the race taken away from him giving Senna 2nd place. Prost complained of dangerous conditions when he was passed by Senna and F1 gave the race to Prost. This race gives me the chills to this day when watching and made me an F1 fan.

[@hectorcarrillo9789]

Brazil 1991. Senna’s most emotional win, stuck in 6th gear with Patrese closing up on him . Masterclass

[@MultiRibrob]

With him being in such a tense atmosphere while he was driving i wasnt really a fan of Nicos personality at times but these videos are so enjoyable and made me a big fan of his and respect him so much more wish him all the best and hope the videos keep coming thanks Nico!!

[@GeorgeOrakan]

The most memorable F1 race in history was Canada 2011. The longest race ever, with the winner decided on the last lap. Unbelievable scenes.

[@yoda68zac11]

Making the desire to perform to your potential overcome the fear of losing. That's the mental battle of sport.

[@schore69]

For me it must be the 1998 Spa GP... A rainy race with (if i remember right) 2 start collisions and a really memorable situation between Schumacher and Coulthard where Michael Lost the front right wheel and drove 3-wheeled to the box to have a word with david (He was really pissed). In the end Damon Hill got one of the 4 GP wins the Jordan team would go on to collect. I remember being glued to the TV... long long ago. (man do i feel old right now)

[@nakulnaik5617]

I'd say Monza this year. Gasly's first win was phenomenal.

[@andrewdakus1766]

That win was practically given to him

[@bartjaro]

Many memorable races, but personally it has to be Canada 2008. First GP win for Robert Kubica in BMW Sauber. Amazing victory after suffering the massive crash a year earlier on the same track. Memories and "what could have been" vibe.

[@ryanwalton5033]

1984 Monaco Grand Prix. This was the race in which the late great Ayrton Senna proved himself to the F1 world and showed us why he is the greatest racing driver to have ever lived.

[@Trast290]

only two likes... but You'Ve got Dam Right. The birth of the biggest rivality in sport's history !!!

[@2w0lf12]

1984 Portuguese Grand Prix. Niki Lauda battles his teammate Alain Prost in the last race of the season. Prost qualified 2nd alongside Piquet, who collected his 9th pole of the season, while Lauda was 11th on the grid. Lauda climbed up to 3rd after passing Ayrton Senna, who had qualified 3rd in a Toleman. Piquet had fallen away, so Prost was leading, with Nigel Mansell second in his last race for Lotus before moving to Williams. Mansell retired due to persistent brake problems, and Lauda moved up to second, ensuring his third World Championship. Prost won McLaren's 7th consecutive victory and 12th of 16 races, whilst Lauda finished second, a mere half point in front of Prost in the championship, a record margin that has not been matched since.

[@waguar]

3:54 well this aged well

[@MartinJakobs]

Beat F1 Race to me was Suzuka 2000, when Michael Schumacher Scores his first Ferrari WDC. There were not special overtakes or spectacular shunts but the sheer racecraft of him and Mika Hakkinen was so impressive. Both drove on sich’s. High level without any mistakes and stayed only a few seconds apart through the entire race. That was driving perfection to me and therefore is my most impressive F1 race.

[@nicolasalvarezdemalde5254]

Being Argentinian, I got to admit Senna’s win in Brazil is the most memorable race in F1 because he deserved it so much and put so much effort. It was crazy!

[@GeeFunk84]

I could think a lot of races that have burnt into my brain, lots of crashes, crazy rain races, spectacular first wins, etc. But the race I would point out is the 1998 Hungarian Grand Prix and the reason is that it really showcased the future to come for the next half a decade: the trio of Michael Schumacher, Ross Brawn and Jean Todt working in unison and betting all the strategy on Michael's abilities. Schumacher was virtually running qualifying laps every lap throughout the race with (if I remember correctly) three pit stops - when everyone else was going with one or two - so he could collect as much advantage to undercut Mika at stops. Ferrari was at a turning point at the time, the McLarens seemed unbeatable in the first part of the season and the fact that Ferrari could pull off this spectacular win by masterminding the strategy with the slightly inferior car and putting all their money on Michael's skills is just a stuff of genius and showed why they all deserved the tremendous success they achieved in the following years.

[@toto-wolff]

Alex Albon 7:27 don’t✍🏻 touch✍🏻 the✍🏻 curb ✍🏻🤓

[@Seb726Laviolette]

1997 villeneuve vs schumacher last race when schumacher tried to take out villeneuve and took himself out instead! Villeneuve won the championship! Im canadian and he was my idol! I had just starting racing in karts the year before.. i will always remember that moment like it was yesterday!

[@siebepaulussen]

Most memorable race in the history must be Spain 2012, the day Pastor Maldonado won in Formula 1!

[@ever1430]

The best is Monza 2019: Leclerc been chased by the two silver arrows all day long and surviving to make all tifosi cry in joy. Nico Love form Colombia!!

[@johnlemon6303]

Brazil 2008. Whoever you were supporting in that title battle, you have to agree that it was an unforgettable race and result!

[@pablolorenzo4510]

Valencia 2012: Fernando start 11 and he finish 1. He gave us a class on how to advance.

[@codyzempel5506]

I love this just for the fact I recounted I think it was 2014 BR gp which was a fantastic battle between those 2 it was exciting..Nico was the reason I became a Merc fan in the first place, I've been Merc fan since him and Schu but because you retired WAAAAAAY to early naturally became a Ham fan but still think you could come back Nico lol keep waiting for you to decide to give it a go, I think these new regulation cars would suit you quite well..your a master at following and overtakes so it would be a thrill to see you in a new era car even for just an FP session

[@kevinhanandi]

Most memorable race for me brazil 2012, it has everything. Mixed condition, good racing, championship on the line literally, and it is a fitting end of a crazy season that is 2012 season

[@bentekfawahid6339]

It is today's race because we saw a diverse and wonderful race full of speed and enthusiasm, overtaking, strategies, rivalry, penalties and the red flag as we have seen withdrawals and the most dangerous accidents you can see in this sport . So in my opinion this is the most memorable race

[@killerpoodle-v9x]

Hey Nico, are you gonna drive that Mercedes? Lewis's seat is temporarily available. Will you?

[@robertr7923]

He can't even if he wanted too. He has been 4 years out of f1 without racing. The cars have changed too much for him to be competive and his superlicence is probably expired.

[@killerpoodle-v9x]

@@robertr7923 I agree with you. And it requires 300KM of F1 test drive in 2020 before you are allowed to race.

[@SuperCesarlopes]

I was coming to learn about F1 like I already did few times before.. but tbh... Nico is SOO good.. Im just admiring how he's driving, I want to learn, but there are so many steps between nico and me, the skillgap is too big.. I just admire Nico driving.. its amazing... ty Nico.. I really like the vids.. I do learn btw... got really lot of time of laps... but nowhere close to Nico's times. My most memorable race was Australia, its was 2018 my first F1, I struggled on some points.. I went to see the real Ferrari driving australia, when I came back, I got 4 seconds off.. that feeling was sooo good, I felt like I was feeling the race I had just seen on KZbin a few times, I was totaly in the flow

[@dreammclackers]

Albon obviously missed this episode

[@zuzu1173]

well u saw practic

[@lightninghunter3]

How you do him like that 😭😂😂

[@miguelolarte3762]

Jajajajajajajaj

[@emmanouilmarkakis5738]

for me is 1991 brazil because after so many failed attempts finaly, Ayrton win the race and the emotions from the team radio all up to the podium is just amazing for me. So this is my most memorable f1 race !! 1991 BRAZIL

[@benquayle8489]

For me it’s Canada 2011, as a boy I was a massive Jenson Button fan so to see him go from p20, boxing 6 times and then winning it on the last lap will always make it my favourite race of all time

[@ΔημήτρηςΠαπαγεωργίου-η2γ]

Most nemorable race, i would say brazil 2008 with the champion being declared in the final corner (and as a tifosi, it still gives me nightmares😁) And, undoubtely, imola 1994, but for all the wrong reasons

[@Kam-yb]

I’m confused

[@TheSnaveeelPlaysGames]

Most memorable race for me was Damon Hills championship win in Japan 1996. I watched F1 with my late father, who took me to Silverstone that year and when Murray said he had to stop for the lump in his throat he wasn’t the only one. I was four at the time and I will never forget hearing those words! I wish could still watch F1 with my father but in a way I still do. I really wish he was here.

[@giovannidalmare6269]

Alright I'm gonna try this cause I really want a gift. Everyone nowadays talks so much on how the sport is boring, there aren't enough overtake, there isn't any risk. People are saying it's a boring sport. I remember well once when Bernie was talking to Jeremy Clarkson. The two were in a Renault Megan in Monaco and Jeremy asked "what are they looking for?". Bernie replied "a crash". F1 is not a sport to watch, it's a sport to feel. A sport to embrace and to emphasize with. It's called the circus yes but what a circus itself. Thousands of million on the bet, Team principal working everyday to get their strategy and managing style right, a pit wall where hundreds of time-lapse and data are collected and analyzed on the spot, the pit stop agonized by the second in which they will hear "go go go" and performe in a few seconds. The drivers. Young, brave, alone. Burned everyday by the dream of the pole position and the suit wet from the champagne, these guys drive at the peak of the four wheel technology. Alone. They drive, they overtake, they crush and they win. F1 has enormous and forever lasting drivers and moments, but F1 itself, the narrative within each race, is the most memorable and emotional sport I, personally, ever loved. Thank you guys. PS: sorry for any grammar mistakes but English isn't my first language. I can already see the comments saying "bullshit" but this was more of an emotional and personal share of what I see in F1. Sorry if didn't directly answer the question in case but I did really want to share this thought with the community, love to all and stay well.

[@resisttheempire3487]

Any chance you do these kind of analysis for all the tracks in the F1 game? Also great job on the channel. It’s always awesome to check out these vids cause for me it’s my favorite f1 driver of all time showing tips and tricks

[@TuomioK]

Monza 1999. Häkkinen throwing his gloves, crying in the park and runnig along the outside of the track. Just tells the wole story of the season. As a Finn I was naturally cheering for Häkkinen and I remember those 1997 - 2001 seasons pretty vividly. But in Monza 1999 we saw a rare moment Hakkinen loosing his cool and it was such a heartbreak. That season was full of drama. Unfortunately it wasn't close between Shumi and Hakkinen but still produced a exciting season.

[@geetanshpasricha7218]

Abu Dhabi 2012 when Vettel went from a pitlane start to podium

[@magicalonso14_18]

The most memorable race for me is Monza 2008 cause my Granddad took me there to watch it and i loved it and its my best memory with my Granddad since he died in 2015 but i still like to rewatch the race and remember my best time i had with him