Communication Coach Reacts to F1 Drivers Being Savage

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[@maxpbeaumont]

Any other drivers I need to check out??

[@LollaFurquimDaud]

yuki and pierre together!

[@anaju2790]

@@fernandasouza5104 up

[@rohithkatarki2665]

Sebastian Vettel funny moments

[@karolamarist2534]

Fernando Alonso maybe.

[@leog4383]

Max Verstappen and Alex Albon (but please their 2020 Videos)

[@martinbasten192]

"Kimi, did you have any temptation to go to drive the simulator to get better settings for you?" Kimi: "No" *Awkward silence* "Okay, that's pretty clear" Kimi's simplicity is so authentic and funny. He also doesn't take bullshit. I think he's probably the realest guy the grid has ever seen. As he himself says "Why do you have make it so complicated?"

[@suzanne3763]

Yeah Max was definitely more blunt when he was younger. I can imagine how annoying it must be to answer leading questions like that all the time when your 19 years old. I also feel some drivers come across more savage when English isn’t their first language and are sometimes criticised for that too harshly. When you don’t speak a second language fluently and have to communicate using a limited vocabulary, you’re gonna be more direct. Adding nuances or substantiating your opinion requires a higher level of proficiency

[@TheLibermania]

... adding how he was raised to the mix, it's no wonder he was often on the edge. And you also can't forget that he wasn't even 20 back then.

[@Wherestheredwave]

And he’s Dutch

[@triplesharigan]

to be fair when he said this, it was going on for months every day every interview and he clearly wasnt happy about it for quite some time.

[@shopxprinces]

The way Max looks at Kimi, that’s just pure love.

[@domestosteron]

My favorite Kimi-moment is when he crashed out in Monaco and instead of going to the pitlane for the debrief, he went straight to his yacht to drink with his friends.

[@Yanchi_YT]

3:47 I think that smile at the end of Max’s comment was because he was actually picturing headbutting the journalist who asked the question 😂

[@gandalf_thegrey]

2:22 Thats classic german sarcasm. Delivered dead serious. 6:35 I mean "a younger max verstappen" was 19, a literal teenager on top of coming from a culture that often values honesty over politness. He was rough and petty for a long time and he will always stay a very direct communicater but you can basically see how many of us evolve between legal mature age and actually maturing (minus the fact that we dont stand in the spotlight all the time). Hes 25 now and i start to get serious Kimi vibes :D

[@Princess_kitty14]

kimi and alonso's radios are pure gold, the unginged sass they both have is equal to none

[@magicofshootingstar5825]

Even if I like to watch this kind of compilations, I always feel Kimi is being misunderstood by many because of language and cultural background. I want to explain my thoughts on one of the Kimi moments: Kimi telling Rosato to f* off when he comes to tell that the boss of Ferrari came to suprise visit isn't as bad or "savage" as it looks. a) Kimi is good friends with Rosato (he's actually Kimis sons godfather) b) Kimi respects the interview he is doing. He might not like interviews but he respects the journalist by not cutting it short just because of suprise visit from boss. c) He's smiling/laughing the whole time. So you must know it's totally said in a joking way even if he means the message. Kimi don't laugh often in interviews. 😃

[@maxpbeaumont]

Yes -- agreed. Compilations can be misleading.

[@pianissimo7121]

Context is important, i was wondering if a lot of them were savage or were just edited to look savage

[@SirRiconious]

You should really watch the Sebastien flirting compilation. He goes from flirting with women during his single years to flirting with other drivers after he got married haha

[@matejturk]

The 2 drivers at 1:00 will be teammates this year 🥳

[@biondakersemakers4016]

🤣As long as Kimi is sober he is introverted but when he gets drunk, which seems to be his biggest hobby 🤣, then he really is the opposite, very extravert.

[@magicofshootingstar5825]

Well, I guess that Finns for you 😅 Get them drunk or in sauna and they will start talking 😂

[@adenkyramud5005]

​@@magicofshootingstar5825that would explain a lot about my experiences with my finnish friends... every time we hung out together there was lots of fun. And alcohol. Out in public when they were sober... imagine a conversation with kimi😂

[@JJfani]

that's the way we finns behave

[@JustSophiaL]

I think Lewis sometimes appreciates other drivers being savage because he can’t get away with saying the things they say, so likes it when they say it for him. Imagine the huge blow back Lewis would get if he communicated like Kimi or said he would headbutt a journalist. His feet are held to the fire differently than others. People still get frustrated that he’s so PR driven now, but can’t seem to recognise why he feels the need to be like that.

[@maxpbeaumont]

Good point.

[@Qtktkat]

100% this

[@Mandykiss4500]

Lewis prefers to be passive aggressive…

[@xlockedbmw]

I sort of agree with you, but I think Lewis portrays himself as a wholesome, socially aware, professional guy, so he sets the expectation that he should act that way (and that others should). Other drivers set a more down to earth expectation, so that's what we expect from them.

[@elisabethformulabiased]

Hamilton is the most passive aggressive guy on the grid, he is so shady

[@rudolfmayer01]

At 8:41 the guy on the couch is Nico Rosberg. He is the guy who is the only one to have won the championship by defeating Lewis in equal machinery (teammates). There was a lot of drama you could find about their 2016 season. They climbed the ranks of Motorsport together. They met back in their karting days.

[@SuperRAPIT]

What about Button?

[@coin5207]

@@SuperRAPIT they were at different teams when button won

[@sandalphoncpu]

@@coin5207 over 20 points ahead of Hamilton in 2011…not a championship win but still beat him in every way possible

[@coin5207]

@@sandalphoncpu And in 2010 & 2012 Hamilton was ahead of Button again in the standings, and in 2022 Russell was ahead of Hamilton, but this has nothing to do with this thread. Read what op actually said here this was about _winng a championship_ in _equal machinery_ against Hamilton. This only applies to _Rosberg_ as Button won 2009 with Brawn.

[@rudolfmayer01]

@@coin5207 Yeah, thanks for noticing that. Thought about how to formulate it to not have too much info in there but still get the meme of "defeated Lewis in equal machinery" in there, so I was very deliberate with my words. And this comment was mainly meant to motivate Max to watch stuff about the 2016 season and Lewis' and Nicos rivalry.

[@juliettacharlotte]

Great analysis. As always. I especially enjoyed hearing your thoughts on “young Max“. If we consider the amount of media attention that he’s been facing since day one, I’ve always felt like he had a pretty calm head for his age. Most of the time. With the pressure eased off now, he’s become a very mature young man who still kept his brutal honesty. I really like him for that!

[@thedirectionerxgleek]

I think you are spot on about Max! He was very impulsive and blunt when he was younger, but he has matured a lot. I also think it has to do with the fact that he entered f1 when he was only 17. Imagine being thrown into the media circus that is f1 at that age and having some pretty annoying and stupid things said to you...

[@ellax325]

The dude sitting on the couch? You mean Monaco-based youtuber Nico Rosberg who beat 7-time world champion Lewis Hamilton in equal machinery? (This is a joke btw).

[@reeta_sofia]

As a fellow Finn I love seeing your take on Kimi's personality. It's a bit of a cliche to say that we are blunt and bad at small talk, but in this case I think it's quite true :D But you should see Kimi with his family, he's such a great dad.

[@adenkyramud5005]

Yeah i feel like with finnish people theres a huge difference between what's out in public and what's at home. At least from my experience with a few friends from Finland. When i came across them out in public there was never much talk, just me asking "how you doin buddy?" And the answer being "good", or "where are you going?" "Home/work/school". But when I visited them at home it was like talking to an entirely different person. Smiling, laughing, cracking jokes, long conversations on just about anything you could think of. Would you say that's a fairly accurate description in general or did i just meet the ones who are like kimi 😂

[@beckgrey3837]

you should look at Kimi Raikkonen and Antonio Giovinazzi. But also with Daniel, he has said to people before that after some of the fatal accidents in the last 10 years that off the race track he knows there is more important things to be worrying about than being shitty at each other; and he tries to ensure he has a good time with everyone he meets because there is more to life than racing and after the racing is done he wants to be remembered (like Seb) for being a good guy, not for being mean/rude/aggressive

[@adenkyramud5005]

That's why i like Daniel so much. Always trying to be the positive dude who just makes everyone laugh because negativity doesn't help anyone.

[@amac203]

"Communication Coach" states the absolutely obvious for 14 minutes

[@missashleymacmacmac]

and makes money doing it!

[@MravacKid]

Kimi is the most savagely chill of them all. :) His "Leave me alone, I know what I'm doing" is legendary. :)

[@ilkkak3065]

I think saying "Go away I am doing this (interview!)" to Montezemolo is quite savage. After all he was The big boss of Kimi back then.

[@GerSan1979]

You should watch the entire "I think is bullshit" Lewis-Seb video. You gotta watch Lewis when Seb asks him what did he say. Lewis feels fearful of answering because he thinks Seb is gonna give him the hard time calling him out about the topic, but the level of relax he achieves when Seb said "I think is bullshit" explains pretty much LH vulnerability.

[@johncenashi5117]

The "Netflix wont play that" clip is from Drive to Survive. They put that clip in right before Netflix intro logo. One of the best moments from that season. Kimi is from North. So am i. We all have "Jantelagen" in our heads since we were small. Its basicly a "law" that tells us to not brag or talk about ourselves to other people. We are also a introverted society here. So thats why he kinda seems different and dont really want to talk. Its kinda common here. He's still fun as hell tho. When we (him) gets pushed into answering those kinds of question we often go into defense mode or sarcastic mode.

[@PickupthePieces76]

Most of these clips are when Max was a teenager. Imagine being 17 years old and plunged in to the F1 circus. He was just being a (Dutch) teenager, stayed himself at all times. He is more mature now and you can see his humor coming through much more. He is more diplomatic, but still being himself and saying things worth stating even though the questions can be repetitive, leading or stupid. Side note: Kimi is just the best, he is missed, but he certainly won't miss the F1 circus.

[@norbert_engel]

The dude on the couch was Nico Rosberg, Lewis’ team mate and biggest rival. This was in the cool down race, right after the race. Lewis casually threw the no.2 cap onto Nico’s lap after beating….which definitely counts as a passive aggressive move in my book👀😬

[@B-A-T-M-A-N-72]

World Champion Nico Rosberg

[@Sithguy77]

I love how much you're getting into F1 Max, it's great to see

[@Objective_Piece8285]

Kimi is such a stoic. I feel being so direct and blunt about eveyrthing in life is a good way to live and not just in motorsports or in front of the media

[@derrealist441]

You need too react too Charles talking about Jules Bianchi his godfather which was also an F1 driver and had an horrible racing accident and died he says that everything he has today is owed too Jules.

[@matthewgunawan8990]

Maybe react to F1 team bosses, each team has 1 team boss/principal that manages the whole team, i recommend you check out Gunther Steiner, the team principal of the haas f1 team

[@thateatha]

THE DUDE SITTING ON THE COUCH 🤣 It's Nico Rosberg who beat 7 time world champion Lewis Hamilton in equal machinery

[@b_r_ooklyn]

2:12 that might be why no one gets german humour apparently, people actually think we're serious when saying stuff like seb did...

[@magicofshootingstar5825]

That's probably why Seb and Kimi get along so well, because that's Finnish way too 😄

[@DorkieShorty]

Yes max is more in control now except when he is around daniel xD

[@justinm.1]

@8:50 Considering Rosberg & Hamilton were teammates at the time & Lewis won the 2015 USA race (& the title) by being aggressive on the first lap, I wasn't surprised by his reaction lol

[@KatMo126]

Lollll my duality identifies as half Daniel and half Kimi 😂😂 . I love that you kept pointed out his low threshold for stupidity. Hilarious video.

[@tr3c00l91]

Also, Danny is Australian and "cunts" has a totally different meaning for Aussies than for Americans. 🤣

[@rohithkatarki2665]

Please don't stop reacting to f1 videos....

[@tuttutteddy8889]

The greatest thing about the first kimi clip (1:18) is the person was telling him the then CEO of Ferrari Luca Cordero di Montezemolo wanted to talk to him

[@Gorerupted]

You should watch his reaction at the last race in Miami. There were reporters that were kind of saying that Lando Norris his win was lucky because of the safety car, but Max stepped in and said: yeah it is always if if if, but if my mom had balls, she would be my dad...

[@MrJamesBanana]

During Kimis time at Lotus, he often had good races after being interviewed by Swedish TV. I believe that is due to them bribing him with Snus, a Swedish tobacco product you put under your lip.

[@danrice2797]

Sebs humour is top notch - grew up watching a lot of English comedy’s and admits he loves Monty python

[@999999SkyGuy]

10:24 Did he just skip one of my favourite boys Dani Kvyat and is dry humour? He has one of the most controversial journey's in F1 in recent history and he still kept his professional attitude most times. Someone who deserve an entire video as well.

[@carsismyaddiction6919]

1:43, Daniil Kvyat, "The torpedo"

[@seyma-qj4jr]

1:49 it’s daniel kvyat (russian, used to drive for redbull and then continued for torro rosso, used to date kelly piquet (max’s current gf) and has a daughter with her)

[@maxpbeaumont]

Oh shit! Some F1 drama. Are him and Max cool?

[@rudolfmayer01]

@@maxpbeaumont Theres no big public drama at least, but purely based on the fact that Max is dating the mother of his child you would expect them not to be best friends.

[@maxpbeaumont]

True

[@l27049]

@@maxpbeaumont there is more to this hahahaha in 2016 midseason Max replaced Kvyat in Red Bull aka they switched them. Max when to RB and Kvyat to their sister team at the time torro rosso now know an alpha tauri. If the rumours are to be trusted Kvyat and Max's current gf broke up in 2019 and Max and her started dating in 2020. Max's gf is about 8 years older then him and people joke that she comes with the RB seat (people don't really like her). Also there is a funny press conference video right after the switch happened someone thought it would be awesome to sit Max right next to Kvyat for that conference. I always felt bad for Kvyat because he lost his seat then his baby mama and now his kid lives with Max and he isn't even in f1 anymore 😮‍💨

[@jorluo]

The guy that Kimi drove away in the middle of the interview came to inform him that the general director of Ferrari, big boss Luca di Montezemolo had come by helicopter for a surprise visit and wanted to meet him. Of course, Kimi understood that, but he didn't care at all who it was.

[@MadRS]

Kimi is such a BOSS and Seb is a very close 2nd. F1 is much more duller without them both. The call about Daniel not wanting to be confrontational just shows that you don't understand Australians. We are a messed up bunch of people. "Cunt" has so many positive and negative meanings and when we smile and say "Fuck'em" we really mean it. We have checked our pockets and are just straight up out of fucks. If your in a confrontation with an Aussie bloke and he smiles at you then watch out because shit is about to go sideways.

[@mariosa82]

You should react to Lando’s sarcastic moments too!

[@joaopires1761]

8:55 "Dude sitting on the couch" - the 2016 world champion!

[@joaopires1761]

12:49 aaaand that was the '98 & '99 world champion.

[@oikawakinnie]

ahhh you’re missing out on fernando alonso!!! he’s literally one of the funniest drivers because of his bluntness 😂 you should react to him please

[@l____a____m____a]

I highly recommend doing a video on “on the sofa” Red Bull series with Daniel & Max. I bet you’ll enjoy it too!

[@chancentot2012]

„Who’s this dude??“ literally his name and team on the screen

[@missashleymacmacmac]

the name doesn’t mean anything if you’re unfamiliar with the sport generally

[@MarcosCodas]

“That dude on the right”, about world champion Nico Rosberg (only person to win a championship against LH in equal machinery).

[@KathleenMc73]

The 'suck my balls' comment was between Magnussen and Hülkenberg. They are now team mates and get on really well.

[@rudolfmayer01]

If you need some recommendations: The official F1 channel has a playlist called "What F1 Feels Like" which has some nice short videos with the drivers on different topics, and if you want to watch videos of driver pairing there are great so-called "Grill The Grid" videos which is like a quiz with both drivers (you see their chemistry very well in those), and there is also that one cool video called Rookie of The Year 2019 featuring Lando Norris and his 2 friends (they, combined with Charles Leclerc form the so-called Twitch Quartet, because they were streaming on Twitch during the beginning of the pandemic). For your reference: Kimi retired a year ago (he is 43 y/o now), Seb Vettel retired this year (time w/ family, more philantropic work) Lewis is a 7-time World Drivers Champion, Max a 2x WDC, Kimi a WDC, Seb 4x WDC Just for fun you could just search on YT: "leclerc verstappen inchident" spelled exactly like that and watch the short clip (top result).

[@patfix]

2:48 exactly, that’s why we love Kimi haha

[@MexicanBagpiper96]

8:41 That's Nico Rosberg. That moment was after Lewis was crowned champion for the third time in 2015. Although a lot of people like to belittle Rosberg's achievement of winning the Drivers' Championship in 2016, 2015 was the only season where Lewis actually beat him by a comfortable margin. Say what you will about Rosberg getting lucky in 2016, but you don't take one of the greatest drivers in the history of the sport to a end-of-season title decider twice in the span of three years without some skill.

[@matt.2708]

At 11:29, that is just a very Australian thing, to make fun of someone is easily the most common bonding

[@BarelyA1ive]

Maybe Fernando Alonso needs spotlight here

[@gfimadcat]

4:05 - Max didn't lose control of his emotions, what you are seeing is typical Dutch directness. We generally don't have time for bullshit, so when people start being bullshittish, we tend to shut it down really quick.

[@pasimakinen7494]

Finish men are simple.. we do what we do and that's it. We also do what is need to do and no stories.

[@KathleenMc73]

With regards to 'Max has matured over the years', you need to check out his radio comms during the Hungary 2024 race.

[@PanAm747Clipper]

1st clip Lando 2nd clip Magnussen (the danish guy) and Hulkenberg (german guy with cap) 3rd clip Raikkonen 4th Clip Kvyat 5th clip Leclerc & Vettel 6th clip Kimi again 7th Kimi again 8th Bottas, Verstappen, Vandoorne (left to right) 9th Verstappen, Hamilton and Kimi (L to R) 10th Danny Ric 11th Alonso, Kimi and Vettel (L to R) not fully shown 12th Seb, Lewis and Max 13th „Kimi what happened?“ „I spun“ 14th Max and DR3 15th Magnussen, Hamilton, Kimi and Hartley 16th „Brittney ehr Nico“ - Verstappen Grill the Grid 2021 name every champion, Rosberg and Lewis 17th Ricciardo again 18th Kimi is Made for this stuff 19th Kvyat, the russian guy again 20th Max and DR3 again 21st Lewis Leclerc Seb 22nd Ricciardo verstappen (Lando clip wasnt really shown so i am not gonna name it here) 23rd i dont know that tractor clip but ima guess Lando 24th Montoya (1 or 2 sec clip) 25th Lewis and Hakkinen 26th this is gonna be a lot Kobayashi (green top left), Pastor GOAT Maldonado (black gold, top middle), Kvyat (dark blue top right), Nico Rosberg (white bottom left), Kimi (red bottom middle), bottas (white blue red, bottom right) 27th Ricciardo again with Max 28th Kimi

[@sirsancti5504]

About Kimmi.. Many people say he's actually very nice, just doesn't like the media circus. He's lso known for really love to race (whatever it'll be.. F1, Rally, snowmobiles, boats..)

[@dianamaioru497]

Lewis and Sebastian moments together are the best! Please check them out.

[@jorenmaes498]

Kimi doesnt give a sh*t and says what he thinks. I absolutely love it

[@vampirefey]

"he's very quick witted and he can turn on the charm when he wants to" yep thats seb alright

[@gustavomachado443]

I don’t usually comment but I think I should on this one. Although it’s expected from a communication coach to be savy about people reading I wasn’t expecting such spot on reads on how they portray themselves and their (assumed) thinking/feeling process. Maybe I have somewhat of a negative bias towards “coaches” that are known for being phony here in Brazil and that got in the way of my expectations. I consume a lot of F1 content and got to know better how the drivers act, which makes it easier to assess, so I appreciate your take on the video with not so much context. People so often struggle to understand some nuances you addressed.

[@maxpbeaumont]

Hey, I appreciate that. To be honest, the way your comment started, I was expecting a negative one haha. Sometimes I read things well, sometimes I don't. Either way, glad you enjoyed the video.

[@zhommes7315]

Max started at 17 Imagine being in the spotlight at that age

[@hannsophia]

"dude sitting on the couch" 💀

[@kennedyshotfirst2534]

He's just a monaco based youtuber. Why would he know who he is?

[@DanielaS.-qp2du]

He's Nico Rosberg, F1 champion in 2016 🥳, against Hamilton

[@gracious7153]

Haha this was brilliant

[@DorianTheReaper]

I do feel like this really speaks to how every culture has a different way of communicating as well. Max is dutch and dutchies like us are very direct by other people's standards. Of course personality and experience play into it as well but you can really tell what part of europe someone is from by the way they talk and its not just the accent. At least to me its clear since im european myself

[@AHVENAN]

Kimi is basically the quintessential finn, doesn't take shit from anyone, not a man of many words, very good at what he does and likes to party! 😅

[@chelseandomeni5777]

Do a video about Pierre gasly and Yuki tsunoda please

[@ophiocephalus]

Mika Hakkinen....... always good value mate......🤣

[@matthewmiles15]

1:00 That's Hulk. They'll be teammates in 2023 so I bet it'll be a ballsucking party every day at Haas lmfao

[@melodybipolar]

Thank you for an awesome show I really enjoyed this one 👏👏🇿🇦 Melody

[@ronald3148]

One off the best was Max chrashing a intervew an TV chanal with Riciardo.

[@fionamelenboer3847]

Coming from a fellow dutchie, when youre younger you dont want a million bullshit questions, thats why max replied the way he did, when you get older you start to realize that it all doesnt really matter in the end and its better to answer very political to avoid any other drama Also: its very normal for dutchies to be very straight forward, its just how we are

[@theam6020]

I commend Lewis for staying calm all these years when dumb questions are asked by the journalist , look at Max he seems irritated cause of those dumb questions , Lewis never speaks out cause mainly he's from UK where they make news of every little thing. And secondly his personality isn't of that type either. I honestly believe he's much tougher than others cause he didn't grew in a sheltered environment like others , his childhood was harsher than others and his strong mentality proves that.

[@aubanurmi]

Just to correct you that Kimi's background was very poor and he grew driving cars around Europe alone, sometimes taking care of children as his job.

[@angeliixc]

kimi is the king of sass

[@nielsleenknegt5839]

The thing with Daniel: he doesn't have a straight face.

[@HolyPire]

Kimi is the goat of interviews.... no discussion at all

[@rebeccahorner4631]

Are you new to F1? The dude sitting on the couch is former world champion Nico Rosberg

[@k.l.7788]

That was Mika Häkkinen (F1 champion) who Lewis pushed to the snow bank.

[@Tssabc]

10:18 bwoahhh🐸

[@arconeagain]

Daniel's just talking Australians.

[@Lorenzo-yd1ee]

Alot of people seem to either not understand or actually believe that some Europeans are rude when they are actually just being blunt and straight forward. In the US people care if they offend, in Europe your feels are your own, offended get over it?

[@alainbellemare2168]

I heard tht Kimi almost got beat up in a montreal restaurant for being irrespectous to one of the waitress

[@miikahamalainen5343]

12:55 it was great to see Lewis and the legendary flying finn, Mika Häkkinen together

[@valecasini]

0:55 the legend😆... Hulkenberg 🫶 Kimi is just our favourite Ice man 😂 8:32 this was during the year of the "Silver Arrow war" (Rosberg-Hamilton)

[@hhistertheosis]

That guy sitting on the couch is no other than Nico Rosberg, the only F1 driver who beat two seven times world champions in equal machinery. More respect is required.

[@user-fp9wl3me5x]

Gotta love Kimi. Kimi is so real ❤

[@Gebirges]

Younger Max was more brash and Kimi-like, just younger.

[@mamavswild]

I always thought his bluntness reminded me of Kimi 😂

[@elliottsw]

Did you recognise the guy Lewis shoved in the snow? That was Mika Hakkinen, the original Flying Finn before Kimi took over - very very similar character, and a world champion too!

[@helenarosno]

idk if you'll see this, but i would love to see you react to one of larry king's interviews with ben schwartz. i think they're both amazing communicators and i'd love to hear your thoughts

[@hw2508]

You see the difference between boys and men in this clips. Kimi, Seb: men ...

[@dimitrijensk2845]

6:38 as a Max fan, yes. A million times yes.

[@Wherestheredwave]

Kimi is my spirit animal

[@soeren72]

Max has always been an unsophisticated child

[@Michal-zs9sq]

There's a video on the official F1 channel where the drivers rank each other's skills. I think that would definitely be a very interesting watch + reaction video!

[@ajdawg22]

Ferrari needs a communications coach