Jock Clear On Developing And Coaching F1 World Champions | Beyond The Grid | Official F1 Podcast

This week’s guest on Beyond The Grid has spent 30 years in F1, working with some of the sport’s greatest drivers. As Driver Coach of Ferrari’s vaunted academy, Jock Clear’s job is to help the likes of Charles Leclerc and Mick Schumacher perform to the best of their ability - a role he’s performed with other drivers in the past, such as Lewis Hamilton and Jacques Villeneuve...
Topics in this episode:
0:00 - Jock Clear certainly has a winning mindset…
6:25 - What’s Charles Leclerc’s greatest strength?
11:26 - Pleasant, intelligent and fast - Jock on Mick Schumacher’s potential
18:02 - Jock on working with his one-time rival, Michael Schumacher
27:54 - The early signs that Brawn’s 2009 car was a winner
33:52 - ‘He was a rebel’: Jacques Villeneuve arrives at Williams
43:54 - Jock and Jacques’ 1997 showdown with Schumacher
49:45 - Did Villeneuve provoke Schumacher in the title-deciding race?
52:45 - A crazy pit stop before a world championship
58:53 - Why Jock moved from dominant Mercedes to Ferrari in 2015
01:04:17 - Why F1 will be ‘desperately close’ in 2022
1:09:14 - Tom reads your messages about Nicholas Latifi’s Beyond The Grid interview
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[@timquerengesser4628]

Best interview I've yet heard. Deep respect for this guy's analytical mind. He, James Allison and Ross Brawn are just powerful minds you love to listen to think out loud.

[@shreyapatra1712]

I really love these Beyond the Grids, It gives respect to all the single person, who has been special and Important part In F1, We didn't used to know them, thanks to F1 for introducing them to us ❤️

[@zachris3947]

So much headaches during a race weekend.It's admirable how these men are able to take so quick decisions whether they are working or not.They deserve big credit.Wish that we get back into winning and better days.We can do it

[@adhvaithaarav7108]

Respect to f1 media team for showing me about people whom i never heard before in f1

[@platypusmusic8843]

These podcasts sometimes make me learn a lot more than those with the drivers, nice one!

[@garethwhite6825]

A fantastic podcast. The engineers interviews are always the most enjoyable. As a teenage JV fan it brought back alot of memories.

[@CGIPadawan]

22:25 - This is what Michael has that no other multi-champion has. And yes I could see, even as a spectator how Mercedes was growing. I will admit feeling a bit disappointed Schumi wouldn't continue because I was one of the fans who could "see the inevitable". I knew after 2012 they were on the path to becoming dominant.

[@cosmokramer4703]

This is one of the best beyond the grids yet!!! Really enjoyed this and hearing all those insights

[@scottmeredith3359]

14:00 I feel like he could be talking about Danny Ric when he was talking about how some drivers want to keep learning and some drivers just want to do what made them fast previously.

[@surneen]

I wish we could listen to a beyond the grid with Nelson Piquet, If Ayrton was alive it would be nice as well

[@CGIPadawan]

Oh man.. if Ayrton was still alive..... "BEYOND THE GRID: Senna and Prost talk about Championship contenders crashing into each other." :D

[@audybharksuwana2041]

Hearing about HH getting over-excited that his teammate is going to win the championship is pretty wholeome.

[@Jackinacox]

What a guy! It takes a lot to leave a winning team, especially twice!

[@The_ZeroLine]

One of the best interviews thus far. I find the interviews when people hold so much back so frustrating. Sounds like Heinz Harald was routing for Jacques just as much anyone.

[@michaeln.7083]

I love to drive but my true love is for the job of engineers in building the team and car from inside out.. loved this show and to work with some of the fastest people in the world...

[@stefangruschke5860]

Excellent!!! Great Guy!

[@honestboy4]

Sebastian loves the process of it rather than the result. For me at least he is the role model to look up to.

[@ameykulkarni7823]

Timestamp?

[@honestboy4]

@@ameykulkarni7823 vettel said this in his podcast not here.

[@crazylousy]

Interesting H.H. Frentzen pitstop, is there any footage of this pitstop incident?

[@MartyLura29]

The words on Charles❤️

[@e2thesmooth]

Get Patrick Head on this podcast!

[@LY-uf2bh]

Great conversation, but why didn’t mention Seb and Kimi?

[@westernsdesi2932]

We need more of these love from pakistan❤️

[@TheKmert]

45:00 is cut?

[@enilsainaciopereira9458]

thanks for giving me a distorted view of mine, and introducing legendary people I didn't know existed

[@JeremyKyle-pg2ty]

PROFESSIONALISM

[@danieleangel4590]

Why don’t you guys do video???

[@yedmavus]

Give us a Gary Gannon interview please!

[@kalpesh_p]

This

[@jwebb4750]

Can't believe they haven't got Eddie Irvine for a podcast, surely the most successful driver "beyond the grid" ever.

[@jwebb4750]

@Liam 2069 No I'm not? He is a multi millionaire property developer

[@chrisck5218]

They’ve already done one with Eddie

[@enol8603]

It's funny how everyone glosses over the only way Nico could beat Lewis was due to the number of mechanicals Lewis had that year!

[@danielgideon]

I think that Max win champion titul. Haha Yes boys!!!!!

[@PPpaladin]

1:06:34 lol

[@JeremyKyle-pg2ty]

THINK ABOUT WHAT YOU CAN DO IN EVERY RESPECT

[@JeremyKyle-pg2ty]

GET INVOLVED IN EVERYTHING - PUT THE BEST PEOPLE EVERYWHERE

[@JeremyKyle-pg2ty]

DON'T BE LAZY

[@JeremyKyle-pg2ty]

KEEP EMPLOYING

[@FisicoNuclearCuantico]

@Red Bull Racing Honda

[@jpsilva935]

34.18

[@piotrkobielus6156]

F1

[@juanestebanmartinezibanez7070]

I like

[@montymichael3480]

Do you know what I mean?

[@uzairasmal6114]

Hello

[@thegoldgoose]

hi

[@jemal.dilbirin]

❤🔥

[@hansfouche5198]

Is he still drinking Coke and Orange juice , in the same glass? ;-)

[@MMR_LM]

Inb4 unfunny MaStErBlAn comments

[@JeremyKyle-pg2ty]

WHY DIDN'T YOU WIN?

[@JeremyKyle-pg2ty]

DID YOU NOT HAVE THE RIGHT TEAM ?

[@user-tc2nv5mx3s]

سلام عليكم يااهل الخير احسانكم أنا اختكم بالله ام ياسين واقيم بشمال السوري بمخمات للاجئين السوريين وطالبه العون من الله ثم أهل الخير احسانكم يلي عندهم غيره على أعراض المسلمات والي حاب يساعدني أنا واولادي الأيتام لهم الأجر والثواب من الله تعالى ..والي حاب يساعد يترك رقمه ولهو الأجر والثواب أن شاء الله

[@tomaso9820]

I'm early boyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy

[@storm2strike189]

18th!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@f1rules770]

First like

[@ps_tim]

First

[@ruzinvincible911]

Does he speaks” about his botched pit strategies which costed world championships?

[@JeremyKyle-pg2ty]

U ONLY LIVE ONCE

[@joejames1585]

😴

[@synx3k799]

This was boring

[@ciaronsmith4995]

He was too arrogant at Williams. Surprised Ferrari actually hired him. He and Jacques were incredibly rude towards MSC.

[@Farseglarna]

They were rude towards him? How do you figure that?

[@indiaclear1544]

Did you miss the part where he explained that he and Michael got along famously, and that the one thing he and JV always valued was doing things by the book and maintaining sporting honor?

[@ciaronsmith4995]

@@indiaclear1544 that's obviously a lie. Did you even watch F1 back then? They were vicious towards MSC in the media.

[@indiaclear1544]

@@ciaronsmith4995 no I didn’t watch F1 back then but I don’t need to have to know what they’re talking about. It’s not “clearly a lie” that they got along very well, he literally race engineered him later

[@jamesaustralian9829]

F1 coaching in a nutshell - "guys you have to slow it down and let Lewis win everything because if we dont we will be labelled as racist"

[@tinakutubu4993]

What f are you talking about???

[@bosprocket]

@@tinakutubu4993 who knows

[@tomwells8093]

How he can talk about the cheating 09 Brawn car as a success boggles my mind. Only reason they weren't disqualified as Bernie was too scared to put the sport in disrepute and ban 3 maybe 4 teams. So they allowed the Double Diffusers and all the other teams had to play catch up. You don't go from the worst car on the grid the year before. To the best car by a mile without cheating. They had no engines, no sponsors and barely any employees a few weeks before the season. Only way they could get anywhere was to put in the banned double diffuser. Button won the title because he had a better start to the year. Barrichello lost because even though he was better than Button in the second half all the teams caught up and he couldn't get as many points then. Brawn cheated with everything he did

[@raytorres6248]

Typical Anglophile explanation of Italian passion, I guess the English are robots explains all the singing at English football matches & them trashing & destroying everything when things don't go their way