Kimi Raikkonen is Retiring (bwoah)

[@TommoMcCluskey]

He doesn't need the views, but go give the Mystery Link a click! x kzbin.info/www/bejne/qXzcdIypga-Xjs0

[@tsiont]

Gave the Mystery Link a click

[@TommoMcCluskey]

@@tsiont Excellent

[@sbmakesvideoslol5840]

bwoah

[@lamegaming9835]

hes a great yt channel!

[@ihateunderscores_2607]

bwoah

[@neelsaxena9051]

We vote him Driver of the Day at the Yas Marina Grand Prix

[@TommoMcCluskey]

bwoah

[@Joshua-Carr]

Bwoah facts

[@f1_amr]

Or Gio

[@leobra_]

Yeah

[@quintenvanderhoorn907]

We need to hit 100percent

[@m_ttis]

probably one of the most unterrated drivers in his prime, he was absolute crazy good from 2003-2008.

[@TommoMcCluskey]

bwoah

[@josiahboatengmyrie]

And 2012-13

[@mike04574]

wouldnt say he's underrated for his 2000s stint, more underrated during lotus

[@smilton9682]

Better than Lewis.

[@josiahboatengmyrie]

@@smilton9682 I wouldn’t go that far

[@Utopian_Futures]

I hope he gets honored when retiring. It still causes wistfulness. So many memories of his first season driving the multicolored Sauber, Nick Heidfeld his teammate. 2003 battling Michael and Montoya until the end of season. By far the most exciting season of this millennium. His overtakes against Fisichella at Suzuka and Michael at Spa were epic, same as his interviews. 😆😆 Bwoah...

[@TommoMcCluskey]

bwoah indeed 🙌

[@SAMX4949]

Need a 2018 Abu Dhabi kinda send off

[@stevenlorcher-bond6897]

Yesss

[@gandalf_thegrey]

Ill just say: Every major F1 Champion is known to have said in some way or another that they are impressed by Kimis unmatched ability to jump into everything and drive it quick without any preperation time. Oh and he is Ferraris last World Champion and in this regard Schumis successor (next to inheriting his seat ofc).

[@TommoMcCluskey]

bwoah

[@juhiss912]

I'm a Finn, and my favourite Kimi moment is 2012 Abu Dhabi, the very first race I ever watched, and it's not the team radio. I was 5 years old, and my dad randomly switches the channel to F1, where I can see Kimi leading the race (for context it was about half way through the race and Hamilton had alredy retired and I had no idea of him even existing, also no idea about the team radio, since I was a 5 year old boy). I remember Alonso chasing Kimi down the last laps. And a picture, that will always live in my mind, is when Kimi crossed the line to win the Grand Prix. The picture goes like this: Kimi is close to the pitwall celebrating his victory, while Alonso is also at his ass on the same straight, about 1 second behind. Vettel is in the exit of the last turn, and in the picture I remember seeing all 3 cars at the same time. It still gives me goosebumps when I think about it. When he won, I started crying, out of pure joy. Now that's my favourite Kimi memory. He has been an idol for me, and teached me to just give the middle finger to the doubters, and to just not care what people say. I'm 14 now, and I've watched every F1 race I could since 2018. If someone read it this far, I hope you have a great day.

[@ipe7641]

Kaunista

[@TommoMcCluskey]

This is pretty cool. Have a great day too bud

[@crazycjk]

Thanks for sharing, very cool story :)

[@juhiss912]

@@crazycjk My pleasure!

[@guilhermebotelho8691]

That's so nice! I hope you have a great day too!

[@Vindicator18]

The thing I always liked about Kimi was that, while he hated the media, he always had time for the fans, even when he was utterly shitfaced drunk. When he crashed out in Spain, and they showed the little kid upset, so he met the kid in the catering area of the Ferrari garage, that showed him as utter class. And, the video of him, drunk as a skunk, meeting the fans after the FIA award ceremony, showed that he likes real people over media. He is a true legend, and I would love to see him, if he isn't driving still, as a steward for F1 because he would call shit right down the middle.

[@treskblesk]

18:50 The mole is from an old Czech cartoon called "Krtek" (= the mole), which is quite popular all over the world. Alfa Romeo had it as their partner to capture the imagination of kids all over the world. :)

[@TommoMcCluskey]

Grazie re-bwoah-zzie

[@zerox8830]

i was looking if someone would say it. gj czech brother

[@jimmystoney8029]

Kimi + 2005 Mclaren + Michelin tyres was one of the scariest combo's in recent times. Retiring from the lead 3 times + 3 ten place grips missing out on so many points. 2005 was a big missed opportunity for Mclaren and Kimi. He looked like he was one with the car and that combo was one of the fastest in recent times pace wise despite its reliability problems. There was no one in Formula 1 in the 20th Century that extracted the absolute limits of the car while having multiple problems that were way out of his control than Kimi in 2005. Definitely and truly the 2005 Driver of the Year even thou the Champion that year was his old sparring rival Alonso.

[@yirgadamtew]

I like how Tommo answers so many comments and just writes bwoah regardless of what the comment says

[@TommoMcCluskey]

bwoah

[@mawile3037]

When Lewis and Seb were exchanging words and Seb was like " me and Kimi will have the party tomorrow " and Lewis says " Kimi parties all the time " and the camera pans over to Kimi and my man Kimi is just following asleep at the table like " bro get me out of here " lol that moment is just laughs and really let's people know he really is just there to race

[@1989SupraGuyFIN]

Maybe he would've stayed awake, if they would of given him some Ice Cream?

[@zattwik]

To watch "Kimi" written on his McLaren was such a delight. Not knowing the drivers, a 13 yo me just knew there was this car with Kimi written on it swooping past everyone. An instant favourite despite the heartbreaks. His arrival and sustenance on the F1 grid as an inexperienced but gritty rookie taught me the value of talent and hardwork while the world around you can go to the bins. And while you're at it, just enjoy it - Kimi style! Hyvästi, Iceman!

[@MarkHalberstram]

Was chatting to a friend about Kimi and he insists that the 2003 title shouldn’t have gone to Schumacher because marshals pushed him out of the gravel traps in the Nurburgring, and if Michael DNFs that race then Kimi takes the WDC. Not seen anybody else’s perspective on that though

[@TommoMcCluskey]

Interesting that, didn't even know that was a thing!

[@juhiss912]

Wow, I'm a hardcore f1 fan and didn't know about this. Great statistic!

[@Utopian_Futures]

Nothing unusual back during former times, marshals pushing the top drivers back on track. They also pushed Senna back to track after well-known Suzuka collision with Prost. There are multiple more examples

[@juhiss912]

@@Utopian_Futures Yes, but Senna got disqualified for cutting the chicane.

[@Utopian_Futures]

@@juhiss912 well this was the decision of the race control, not the marshals' decision. Nobody knew that this would happen. And as I said, there have been multiple more examples over the decades of F1.

[@artursilva6189]

Leave him alone, Tommo, he knows what he is doing

[@TommoMcCluskey]

bwoah

[@versigot960]

Kimi is one of the greatest not to have won multiple wdcs, one of the all-time greats in his prime

[@fadilanver2791]

Its always unfortunate when someone gives up their hobby,bwoah

[@TommoMcCluskey]

bwoah

[@Nchinnam]

Kimi at McLaren was the reason why i got into F1 and became a McLaren fanboy. My first race i ever went to was 2004 Malaysian GP and even though he retired that race i loved his car. 5 year old me was officially hooked into this sport.

[@TheAndostro]

we love Kimi and we know his talened as hell but he is still underrated

[@TommoMcCluskey]

bwoah

[@DarthJF]

Kimi finally winning the title in 2007 is definitely my favourite moment after watching him miss out in 03 and 05. I would argue that McLaren was the slightly better car that year and Kimi finishing the year with most wins and ahead of both Hamilton and Alonso is bizarrely underrated achievement. Especially when he suffered two mechanical DNFs and the McLaren drivers had none that year.

[@SebasTian-kx5zn]

Michael would have been 6x And alo only 1

[@nazart7830]

Kimi is the example of someone being born for something very specific.

[@matiasbiondolillo5217]

The first race my father watched was Brazil 2006, as a footbal fan himself he was shocked when Kimi ignored Pele, saying the famous "I was having a shit". I just replied "Kimi is just so... Kimi" that's why I love him

[@tipsynickers4670]

"I was having a shit".. has to be my favourite Kimi moment when Martin Brundle went to interview him

[@Sinr0ne]

Im afraid to go and watch the race at my friends place. Im probably gonna cry my eyes out. Ive seen whole career of Kimi in F1 and cheered for my fellow Finn. Tough 20 years, loads of good and bad moments. One thing is for certain, he has always been himself.

[@bierlein4934]

Your final words perfectly sum up why Kimi is and will always be my favourite F1 driver. One of my first memories of formula 1 is Kimi standing on the podium during his McLaren-Mercedes years, now I'm 23 and he's still racing. His retirement truly is the end of an era and I just know that we will never see someone like him ever again.

[@twinturbo3470]

Kimi got his revenge against McLaren in 2007.......I loved every moment of it

[@coffeyallday]

Kimi also raced in 1 Busch Series race (Nascar equivalent to Formula 2). There's clips on KZbin and basically everything that could've gone wrong, went wrong for him in that race. Also you're not gonna believe this but he had issues with his water supply during that race. EDIT: Found the clip: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gZ65ip6KmKuXf6M&ab_channel=RyanHolman

[@TommoMcCluskey]

For bwoah-k sake

[@Sebastianraikkonen_actualname]

Fun fact about his NASCAR debut, everyone insisted he needed a heat shield telling him it's much hotter in the race. Kimi did Kimi and ignored them, mid-race he radiod and I quote "it's so hot in this car, even my ass is hot"

[@sezniteowl5398]

It was the Busch Series then it became the Nationwide Series and now it is the Xfinity Series.

[@IronMuppet]

I will miss Kimi more than I thought possible. As Seb once said, "if you have a problem with Kimi, the problem isn't Kimi, it's you" LMFAO or something like that

[@mikasr.5]

Sad to see him leave 😢

[@TommoMcCluskey]

bwoah

[@ConstantTuna283]

I love Kimi. It's sad to see him leave

[@TommoMcCluskey]

bwoah

[@swampthing94]

I was in preschool when Kimi started. Now I'm a 27 year old man. It really is sad to see him go

[@TommoMcCluskey]

bwoah

[@swampthing94]

@@TommoMcCluskey bwoah indeed man

[@ourresidentcockney8776]

Kimi's interviews are like homemade vodka in the countryside. Unfathomably pure and with an exceptional kick!

[@jeanuthenext]

Exceptional analogy. Can I have the drink…

[@hermann_the_german]

Thank you for honouring my favourite driver. 20 years (18 to be precise) in the sport, 42 years young and still outperforms his teammates. Not all the years, yes, but how Bottas is the No. 2 to Lewis, Kimi was for Vettel (at least in Ferrari's eyes). I cried when he announced his retirement, I can't picture F1 without him. So here is my favourite (and first) story of Kimi. The year is 2004, I am 5 years old. It's a summer day in July in Germany, a Sunday. After playing outside, I join my grandpa and my mother for the start of the race. I was asking a lot of questions at the start of phase as usual, kids are curious. :D Then, on Lap 14 Michael heads into Turn 1, soon followed by Kimi. Suddenly, his rear wing fails and the off in to the gravel at Turn 1. A lot of dust is in the air, you can't see him. The phone rings and after my mom picks up, I want to go outside and play F1. Running around as fast as I can. In those years, my parents owned a paddling pool of a remarkable size. I thought it was an fun idea to build up as much speed as I can and then to jump into the paddling pool. Several jumps later, I just happen to hit the inside wall of the paddling pool just like Kimi did in the race earlier. I got excited, got out and told my mom about this. Her still being on the phone meant she wasn't particular interested in my story, so I went back to start it all over again. Fast forward 15 years, I am a founder an owner of a F1 racing league which turned 3 that year. 5 other guys and me decides to attend the German GP in 2019. And we all know how that race went. The fact that my first attended race ever is at the track I have watched my first ever F1 race on TV, was already mind-boggling. On top of that a young lad by the name of Mick Schumacher drives the Ferrari of that year, of that first race I watched on TV around the very same track is just...UNBELIEVEABLE. I had the picture of Michael driving through Turn 1 on Lap 14, just before Kimi's crash going through my mind while watching his son go around the track in front of me. These pictures live rent-free in my head forever. #KeepFightingMichael Thank you for these memories, Kimi! I will miss you. ;-; You are my hero.

[@ImBarryScottCSS]

Kimi arguably didn't deserve the title in '07 but it was definitely karma for all those years of poor reliability. Over the course of his young career he was SO fast and definitely deserved better luck than he got so I'm glad he at least got one chip.

[@Alf763]

The best bit about kimi is how nice and funny and genuinely really great he is behind the scenes, his mechanics all love him his bosses love him and he chats and gets on with everyone, he just doesn’t like media so he puts on an act for them and it makes them leave him alone

[@boxnowf148]

Brazil 2007! I was 8 years and ist was the First Race i ever watched and kimi won the title. from Then on he became my favourite driver! Thank you Kimi for all the great childhood and youth experiences in this epic Sport, that Formula 1 is!

[@TommoMcCluskey]

bwoah

[@andrewnickds]

ahh I remember the Kimi + McLaren years. That was around the time I go into F1 as a kid, watching it with my dad. I have the same fond memories of his drives back in 2003 as well. He was so under rated.

[@fiftyin07]

First F1 race I ever watched was Australia 2007 where Kimi won and he was my guy ever since. He’s the reason why I still follow F1 today. There’s going to be a giant Kimi shaped hole on the grid next year. Thanks for the memories Iceman!

[@greybo4034]

No one offered him one so he left ...this is kimi In a nutshell

[@TommoMcCluskey]

bwoah

[@brycepulkinen4601]

I’ve only just gotten into F1(ikik🙄) but my family is from Finland and it’s helped SM in making me ACTUALLY like the sport. I’ll watch old clips of Kimi and Mika from the 2000s to sleep at night bc of the engine sounds. Def love him and his nature, hope I get to move to a culture like that with no small talk 🤣🤞🏻

[@jeanuthenext]

Kimi Raikkonen is someone I’d say I’ve looked up to because of his character and abilities behind the wheel. He’s been my favorite ever since I started paying attention to F1 in 2008 as a nine year old. Massa and Kubica were the other drivers that I liked and rooted for, but Kimi has always been at the top for me. It’s really cool that he notched up his last F1 win here in the States. Through his whole career, he’s stayed true to himself and never really wavered through the good phases and the bad phases. I think his words upon announcing his retirement perfectly summarized just what it is about him that has made him my favorite F1 driver. Not sure who I’ll be rooting for after he’s out; I imagine I’ll be a lot like the Earnhardt fans who still carry the #3 and #8 well after their guys departed from the on-track festivities.

[@namenamename390]

Seb and Kimi is still such a dream team, those two worked so well together

[@MotorsportsRS]

I just got into f1 this year but damnn I still feel sad for kimi cus this season has been so amazing. Honestly learning about that guy has been insane and i think throughout his career he was criminally underrated.

[@TommoMcCluskey]

bwoah

[@michaelcarroll7997]

I was there at COTA in 2018 and watched him take his last win. It was incredible to see him back on the top of the podium after so long

[@TommoMcCluskey]

bwoah

[@janizzkar]

I love that during his mclaren days the team had to block information about how others did during the 1 shot quali era. He would always try too hard knowing the others times and that move actually helped him be more consistent in quali. Kimi is and will always be my favourite purely for his natural speed and racecraft abilities. He never goes dirty or daring. Just pure gentlemanly racing. His memery only makes it that much better, but his pure speeed on anything that has a motor is just a incredible quality.

[@magnustan841]

Shame I never got to see Kimi in his prime, when I started watching F1, he was already in an Alfa with Antonio, never had the car to challenge many drivers. But he's a very charming man, could have met him, if I had won a competition run by my local Alfa Romeo dealership and I'm sure in McLaren, from what I've heard, must have been a beast.

[@hooligan1017]

On his day he was among the fastest drivers in F1 history the fact only Hamilton and Schumacher are ahead of him in number of fastest laps should tell people how damn quick Kimi is. Long live the Iceman you will be missed Kimi.

[@devravi7049]

i remember trying to understand what all the hype was all about when he was coming back in 2012 as a younger dude who started watching in 2011 and like god was i not disappointed i loved watching him race with such composure. loved the fact that he went back to ferrari and hes a legend in every sense of the word. i hope he gets the send off he deserves. grande kimi, thank you.

[@usedtoexistonce]

in terms of peak skill he has to be right up with the greats unreal speed during his mclaren days

[@pajen6849]

Kimi was my childhood and will always be my favorite driver, so sad to see him retire but I think he deserves some rest after all these years of hobbying. Kiitos paljon Kimi!

[@intovertjohn2924]

Kimi is how I really got into F1. I watched it before his time when my dad would but it wasn't until my dad had his McLaren replica as a birthday present that I started to follow F1 religiously. And since I had a replica of Kimi's car, I followed his career religiously until he left for Ferrari.

[@TommoMcCluskey]

bwoah

[@classabjb5697]

Not only is Kimi an incredible driver but his attitude is one that can be respected. Is there for the racing and thats it.

[@KingKimi]

This is still so sad 😭

[@RANDOMZBOSSMAN1]

Fun fact at 4:35 Schumacher didn't have a engine failure from the 2000 French GP till the 2006 Japanese GP for that time regarding engines his reliability was something else, another advantage the ferrari team just seemed to have espeically over McLaren Kimi in another world would defo be a 3 times WC to almost win the WC in 2003 in a year old car was incredible

[@daviddoyle8268]

A true legend of the sport. Turned up to race with no time for media. All other drivers said he was great to race against never tried any tricks and left space every time

[@TommoMcCluskey]

bwoah

[@calado92]

I remember of how important was how Kimi performed on his races back than, 2003-2006, so you can tell I was a pretty frustrated kid 😔 I used to hate Alonso cause he had always such a reliable car (it was so unfair to me) , but today I can give him the credit he deserves.

[@JYMAHJAMES]

hes been racing my entire life, literally. imma miss him so much

[@StellarStreak]

Kimi's time at McLaren Mercedes from 2002 - 06 were some of the most memorable if not the most dominant seasons. He took the fight to then Schumacher/Ferrari and subsequently to Alonso/Renault. I remember when I was so young back then and I used to be such a stubborn Schumi/Ferrari fanboy that I used to be afraid of that black Mclaren Mercedes of Kimi defeating Schumi/Ferrari. He was so fast in that car. On a side note that black Mclaren Mercedes livery was my most favourite/best racing livery. It looked downright gorgeous in the sun. Kimi was, is, and always has been a pure racing driver. He drove with clinical precision; never complained about weather, malfunctions, racing incidents; always left ample space while defending or overtaking and spoke his heart when he did eventually speak (most of which was just bwoah). Deserved more championships. An absolute legend. Cheers, Kimi and good luck. 🥂

[@10gramov]

The best of Kimi for me is racing hard but fair. He is a PURE racer. And that is what i will remember. He does not like pushing people out of track like Max, Seb, sir Ham .... even the Michael

[@gandalf_thegrey]

"I dont want a schedule or something" Kimi Räikkönen, 42, Retiree

[@PsychedeliKompot]

I wish you had mentioned that stellar performance in Portugal 2020. That was just something else. That was 2003 and 2005 Kimi all over again.

[@ciricm7]

In 2005. Kimi had 3 DNF's while leading and all of those races were won by Alonso while none of those 3 DNF's were Kimi's fault. Crazy how unlucky Kimi was back then.

[@onnayoung7699]

Kimi was the OG wonder kid. Imagen Max in 20 years, he'll have just as much swager.

[@georgethomas7814]

i agree Great driving skills, relaxed and unaltered by F1. He always seemed to make a difference without being rewarded or noticed.

[@artadhyay5462]

He might have just one title to his name, but Kimi is a WAY WAY better driver than certain multiple world champions in my opinion. Not hot headed, selfish or a whiner. He's pure class and has been throughout his career. Will miss him...no one can replace him.

[@IanRB26]

Of course him winning the title in 07 is my favourite but like *some guy* called Josh Revell says, my favourite Kimi moments was his entire 2005 season. Nobody extracted more pace from the car that year than Kimi. He was frighteningly fast that year. That was Kimi in peak beast mode. Will miss him when he's gone, my favourite driver of all time. F1 is never going to be the same without him. But hey, Raikkonen Jr is already being trained so maybe we'll see the name back in F1 in the future. Thanks for the memories, Kimi.

[@Neersg09]

Started watching f1 in 03 and quite instantly was drawn on to mclaren and kimi...been a fan since then of mclaren and kimi.... For me suzuka 2005 and Spa 2004 is the best

[@skyescap5221]

Clicked faster then bottasses ICE getting changed

[@StephenLMW]

We miss you already Kimi

[@brandofoxxy6867]

Its mad to think that I was around a year old when kimi only started F1

[@tankergraffcy]

Man that was a great video but I wanted you to focus more on 2005 season! That season Kimi had more wins than Fernando did with more than double the DNFs. This guy deserved 3 World Titles I will miss him a lot ❄️

[@kpl4174]

we will miss you Champ! You are a legend!

[@peterreich8565]

i watched f1 as a child and came back with DTS (yeah i know ...i'm one of that one) and i Loved to see a name that i still remember.

[@superxavxii421]

It's sucks that he leaves the same year I get into F1. I love this guy's attitude, we need someone like him on the grid. Best wishes to him though.

[@TheMarslMcFly]

About the pic with the Mole, I don't know where or why exactly the picture was taken, but the Mole is "Krtecek" ("little mole" in czech). He's a character from a kids show (target audience I'd say around pre-school to elementary school age) of the same name which was produced from 1957 to 2002 in the Czech Republic and broadcasted in Kids evening TV all over Eastern Europe and Eastern Germany. In 1968 it even premiered in Western Germany, even before it started to run in Eastern Germany. Here in Germany it's simply just called "Der kleine Maulwurf". It's about this little mole and his friends which are various other animals you'd find in a forrest. Each episode there's a problem the mole has to overcome, sometimes with the help of his friends, sometimes alone, which then will be resolved in a way the children understand it. It's the cutest shit ever. As as kid I loved it and basically never missed an episode. I don't know if it's still running but ~15-20 years ago when I watched it there always were re-runs running Sunday noon. As stupid as it sounds, you really should check out at least one episode! And if you search for it and won't find anything in English, you also can use the Czech or German spelling as none of the characters talk, they're all just making rambling noises like the Sims. :D

[@nemetgerg6707]

It was one of my favourite cartoons when I was a kid. I also had books of small mole's tales. I watched the episodes borrowed from a "video tape lender" on a VHS tape.

[@mettassi]

I grew up in Russia and this was one of my all time favorite cartoons, this brought back many memories

[@kanelbullen6992]

For me, Kimi at McLaren was a phenomenon, without a doubt he was the fastest driver on the grid.. He was fearless and he could beat anyone if the car was up to the challenge, which in many cases it wasn’t.. Had it not been for all the Dnf’s im sure he would’ve been 2-3 time champion.

[@AjayV84]

In 2004, the Mp4-19 was not just unreliable but also slow. The MP4-19B that debuted in Silverstone changed the fortunes of the team leading to the win at Spa

[@TommoMcCluskey]

bwoah

[@FightingForceSoulless]

Most people just take him as a meme, or a fun guy, but he really was a great driver. And his no-nonsense attitude is what made him a star, he was always honest, with himself, with others, trying to be reasonable, while still being very passionate (USA 2005 for example, look it up), it hasn't been the same after his Lotus days, I never really saw Ferrari as a good fit for him, not back in the day, not in the 2010s, but I'm really glad he's got his one title, and he's been there with the greats. Schumacher, Alonso, Hamilton, Vettel, he has fought them all. So well done Kimi! Still the last Ferrari champion, and also, 2022 will be a year with no Ferrari champions on the grid, sad.

[@gwim999]

Tommo, just leave him alone he knows what he is doing

[@TommoMcCluskey]

bwoah

[@vladutcornel]

I was a Ferrari fan in the 00s, and hated McLaren, who always challenged them. I remember a race, probably in 2003, when Kimi was leading up until the final lap, when his car broke down. Genuinely felt sorry for the guy at the time.

[@santoshsco]

Best tribute to a legend like kimi .

[@barsk1]

People dont give Kimi enough respect for the 2007 title since those people ignore the spygate incident between Mclaren vs Ferrari and Mclaren getting disqualified from the Constructor championship that year + a 100million dollar fine. Its a wonder Alonso and Hamilton didnt get disqualified in 2007 from the drivers championship.

[@Razaak666]

That would've made his championship pretty hollow at best. Kimi deserved 2007, I firmly believe it. Even when things didn't go his way, he stayed calm and got on the podium every race after France, bar the Nurburgring where he broke down. He clawed back a huge deficit, and it's worth mentioning Hamilton had very little misfortune until the last two races.

[@rohanbatra69]

Great explanation with clear ups and downs of the whole career with great humor. Loved the video!

[@duxandrespasha]

Japan 2005 is master class, but so is Abu Dhabi 2012 "don't tell me what to do" and he only didn't win Monaco for Ferrari because they privileged Seb; a driver who only has words of praise for him. To me the best Kimi is Lotus, when he pulled off stunning performances in what was not in any way the best car.

[@nikitenev02]

Legend…

[@arjunsandhu7747]

Sad to see him leave favourite driver wish I got to watch him when he was in a more competitive car gonna miss him next year

[@Bobo-yf7vz]

I will miss kimi he was a great driver and remember always give him the drink and bwoah

[@crazycjk]

Great video about one of the best to do it. And yes I think I will go and watch the video about him almost bankrupting Lotus by being too fast now that I've finished yours. Cheers for the heads up!

[@hessunator]

What makes Kimi's 2003 season even more impressive is that McLaren that season raced with a modified 2002 season car that was barely developed during the season because Adrian Newey's 2003 car was complete failure that didn't even pass crash tests and ended up not racing at all that season.

[@varunchauhan8014]

He still can have the most overtakes and win that in his last year!

[@blacktoothfox677]

I remember how contraversial it was when Kimi got the Sauber seat - then again when he dit the Finnish hot-bunk thing with Mika. AMAZING races since - my fave times were when Kimi, the Michael, Alonso and JPM were just hooning it... you never knew who was gonna come out on top, great times.

[@SamWalker-vp9fj]

Thank you for always doing amazing vids Tommo 🥰

[@TommoMcCluskey]

bwoah 🙌

[@LordWay]

He is literally my favourite on the grid and has been as still the last ferrari world champion.

[@svecares1510]

Wow, the mole photo really surprised me. The mole is a czech fairytale character, called Krtecek (means “a small mole” in czech). Everyone knows mole stories in czechia, it’s just iconic here. I remember myself having quite some amount of video cassettes with the stories. But I have no idea why would they take a picture with it.

[@mladenbasic1]

Great sound on your voice. Smooth and clear.

[@fleursbruyantes4177]

I second the recommendation for the Aiden video. Quality indeed.

[@gabrielpalileo3294]

Alonso got a heck of a farewell in 2018, I hope Kimi receives the same love!

[@4Leka]

It's a bloody shame we don't get to see Kimi race with the new 2022 cars.

[@citraamalia6561]

Thank youu for thissssss

[@keelanl3714]

My favorite kimi moment was when he was drunk at the 2018 FIA f1 world championship celebration

[@Oblivion9873]

reminder kimi has driven in 1/3rd of ALL f1 world championship races also kimi was straight up the king of spa in the 2000s. If he finished the race at spa, he won the race.