Niki Lauda to Ferrari: Car is s**t

[@TheQzma]

The reason why he is my favourite driver of all time. No bullshit, no drama, just truth.

[@EmilForsberg_GRYBO]

That kinda fits in with Kimi Räikkönen as well. Hes my favorite but Nikki is top 5 at least

[@lamegaming9835]

999 likes!

[@EmilForsberg_GRYBO]

@____ but he did explain his gripes. The car wasn't stearing well, he said it in such a tone just to really convey how bad the car was handeling.

[@EmilForsberg_GRYBO]

@Rosida Andriyana you really had nothing better to do today than to correct someones one letter off youtube comment...

[@tbz1551]

..and profound skill

[@mightress]

just joined ferrari, meets Enzo first time and tells him the car is shit. every other man would be fired on the spot. on other hand i think that bold honesty is what made Enzo like Lauda

[@iinerd]

mightress Yes : you have to consider that Emilia region in Italy is made of these amazing legendary persons. Bold honesty and totally passion for their job. It’s not a case we share so many motor brands in such a few squared km!! Ferrari Lamborghini Maserati Ducati just to tell ya the most famous!!

[@superstreetking95]

Enzo is a artist, if someone like Lauda isn't pleased with the product that is a machine of racing. Enzo like every good artist improves on the feedback and takes those words as something to do better by.

[@AryanSingh-tv1qx]

Enzo was a reasonable man, i think he thought Why niki was saying it shit , there must be a reason, then he asked reasons .

[@kwl189]

You have to remember that Niki delivered on the improvement he put his neck on the line for. If he didn't, I have no doubt that he'd have been gone. You can't bad mouth Ferrari and get away with it without delivering. Ferrari are so far detached that SV would have been demoted to second driver by now after all these mistakes. Although it must be said they've only had the fastest car on the odd weekend. MB has had the advantage above and beyond in the main. The way F1 is, unless you have the overall fastest car, you're not winning the title.

I'd tell smth like engine is good/ great but frontend understeers

[@RenegadeRanga]

Funniest part for me Niki: "I have sponsorship problems" Enzo: "Don't worry we'll sort it out" Niki: "how will you sort it out" Enzo: "we'll sort it out the Italian way"

[@chaijackleng4486]

offer something that they cannot refuse

[@walterwhite6216]

They offered something he couldn’t refuse

[@barath4545]

"Say your daughter went missing, then erh ... we could help you find-e her quickly, perhaps?"

[@aumrajadnye8155]

Don’t worry, it’s all part of the Great Ferrari Master Plan

[@kinghuntrlive]

@@barath4545 lmfaooo

[@GeneralKenobiSIYE]

"It's a Ferrari!" "It's a shit-box!"

[@tre_almond8563]

Do you think science theatre f1 will make another vid?

[@christineayres7094]

General Obi Wan Kenobi could have said it’s a Fiat lol 😂

[@DrJReefer]

I was wondering if that really happened

[@ok-sj3nv]

"Huh?" 😄

[@nixxxon18]

They could've added the "if you dont go half a second quicker you're fired" part to the movie... Also the outcome (0.8s quicker)

[@matteofederighi5507]

RIP Niki...😞 you legend.❤️

[@matteofederighi5507]

l r yes he will

[@littlegggg159]

That's one way to look at it, the body is dead but the SOUL is always there

[@TheColinChapman]

50 or even 55 seconds of roasting in the fire at the Nürburgring. and the 30 seconds of Enzo Ferrari's silence were the longest 30 seconds of his life. :)

[@aaebsssb9914]

TheColinChapman Nordschleife

[@eimantasmerescenkovas7792]

@@aaebsssb9914 it's still the Nurburgring just that it's the northern ring.

[@andrewjordan3983]

he didn't experience the 50 seconds in the flames, he was knocked unconscious from the 2 impacts.

[@eimantasmerescenkovas7792]

@@andrewjordan3983 Oh he was? Then probably when they were carrying him to the hospital and stuff he was consious, because he said that the doctors said it's good that he was consious, because it made everything easier.

[@andrewjordan3983]

@@eimantasmerescenkovas7792 yeah he regained consciousness when they pulled him out and laid him on the grass next to the track, he woke up as soon as they put him down.

[@Nexma_]

KZbin recommending this today. Guess KZbin also knows whats going on at Ferrari right now :D

[@stenovitz]

I'm glad the old man is not confronted witnessing this.

[@dimo3747]

Same here it just showed up in my recommended

[@ReverseSideArms]

What’s happening?

[@MobinKiadeh]

@@ReverseSideArms Ferrari's cars are extremely shit right now in F1 and they're on a constant downward spiral, it's heartbreaking.

[@hockyjocky4]

Hahaha yes only Leclerc is worth any type of excitement atm

[@Firemarioflower]

Goodbye champ. If only more F1 stars were as honest and no-nonsense like you.

[@Thenalya]

Indeed. At least we still have Kimi around.

[@Firemarioflower]

@@Thenalya True.

[@RingoYote]

they really can't....F1 is now more corporate PR stuff, we occasionally get bits of honestly like Alonso with his "GP2 Engine, GP2 Engine" comments, or Kimi's no-nonsense with the press, like when they asked him last yr "why are you leaving ferrari to go back to Alfa-Romeo" he just dead faced paused "....because I want to? why do I need to give a reason for it?" or when he spins in practice rather than giving a long winded response "Kimi, we saw you had some problems out there, can you explain what happened?" "....I spun? that's what happened....I lost grip in the corner and spun"

[@Firemarioflower]

@@RingoYote Sebastian is also really genuine and straight-forward

[@kami_narisama]

@@Firemarioflower Max? It might get passed as arrogance but he's seemingly very outspoken imo

[@TheMadmausOficial]

“It’s a Shitbox!”

[@GeneralKenobiSIYE]

"It's amazing you have all these facilities and you make a piece of crap like this! Whoah?!"

[@ItsCancerTime]

bwoah

[@mayvb4926]

But you can't say that because "It's a FerRRRRari" - MSTF1

[@JackLikesTrackhouse]

It’s a shitbox

[@shanelawler6]

“Huh”

[@SuryaDe]

What a story!!!! The way Niki tells the story I feel like I am watching a video in my mind of the events as he describes it.

[@hugonubario]

I felt the same!

[@nofearfor13]

I know, he's a great storyteller.

[@XBullitt16X]

right ? haha

[@arjundhiman7180]

2020 : Ferrari don't have a car to compete for the championship. Niki from Heaven : ARGH! Not again you fools, i already told you.

[@hermankatnip]

Fancy telling Enzo that his cars are shit. I fucking love Niki

[@AidanMillward]

hermankatnip such was Enzo's arrogance. He believed his cars are special and that driving them was a privilege and that you were selected to drive one should have been enough. Still happens to this day unfortunately. Some journalists that have given less than favourable reviews of Ferraris have been banned from reviewing them.

[@slckb0y65]

this guy wasn't a driver, he was a freakin' warrior.

[@mitchiegxxr350]

Well said.

[@joaomiranda5350]

This is what I love about Lauda. You hear drivers like Hamilton today and they're great but in interviews they always have a barrier separating what they think and what they should say. Lauda was 100% honest, no bullshit. It's like there was a path in front of him that nobody could move him out, not Enzo, not being burned almost to death, just him and his goal.

[@mrgordonjohn6143]

Through observing and listening to Nikki, Hamilton has clearly learned how to handle ANY interviewer, he also now understands about negotiating with the factories and their managers. Lewis Hamilton frustrates me with his public BLM support and climate change twoddle but he is without any doubt in my mind the best car racing driver of his era. It’s unfair to compare era’s there are so many differences..

[@rodsitamara]

@@mrgordonjohn6143 what’s frustrating about him campaigning to make the world a better place…

[@ssud11]

​@@rodsitamarathat commenter is likely a racist climate denier cunt who doesn't like how the world is changing against people like him.

[@nightrider3067]

So the scene in the movie was very accurate

[@gailraby1722]

Apart from in the movie he was talking to a mechanic on the track side and in reality he was in an office talking to Ferrari using his son as a interpreter. Other than that, yes the film was accurate.

[@gailraby1722]

@Chris Anagn. what an odd thing to say considering they had the great Enzo in the film and actually got someone that looked quite a lot like him.

[@gailraby1722]

@Chris Anagn. Enzo was the guy wearing sunglasses reading the news paper , in case you are the only person to not know who that was supposed to be. You're welcome.

[@gailraby1722]

@Chris Anagn. but they did find someone, he was IN the movie.

[@hadiabdallah6795]

@@gailraby1722 I think what he's trying to say is that Enzo should have played a bigger role in the movie. You can't just say there's no one like him

[@marcossonicracer]

"okay... the car is shit. the mechanics will do the job. but if you cannot do 5 tens of a second you're fired" *does 8 tens of a second* "how much you want to drive?!" "300.000 U$. 3 million Schillings" "quanti in lire e 3 millione de schilline?!!" "WHAT" *drops phone* Lauda is such a boss...

[@lighterinthestorm]

Quanti in lire sono 3 millioni di scilline *

[@iinerd]

quantO (fa) in lire 3 milioni di scellinI

[@lotus72e]

Just a fact about Ronnies contract, he earned 110.000,- Sterling pound a year at Lotus in 1974 and 75. The exchange reates for Sterling pound vs schillling was in January 1975 40, so he was actually being almost modest ;-)

[@MIGBMWLOVER]

Imagine how different that exchange would be if they had the Euro...

[@darklighter8968]

@@MIGBMWLOVER Yeah, it would skip straight away to the WHAT??!

[@Lieutenant_Dude]

Enzo trolling the troll. Okay. That's good, okay. We fix the car, you can go 0.5 faster? If you cannot go 0.5 faster... you're fired.

[@CrashForce]

That'd be a good point but those sort of improvements to the car's performance can mean a lot on a track.

[@ropeburn6684]

It wasn't trolling at all. It was a bold man taking another bold man by his word.

[@charlieangelone6831]

They were both men of action

[@rvrmn2682]

I think you misunderstand what trolling is. Being straightforward and just saying what one thinks is not trolling. Trolling is more playing a character with the aim to throw others mentally off balance.

[@catalintimofti1117]

Both of them stood on business

[@VBshredder]

cant..stop...watching.....these ... clips....

[@spakjoeXD]

Because there are 300 of them?

[@globalcombattv]

why the dots?

[@VBshredder]

that certainly doesn't, but rather because they are interesting!

[@VBshredder]

dots are intended to imply a specific delivery, usually associated with someone struggling on the edge, trying hard to do something (in this case stop watching videos)

[@globalcombattv]

VBshredder, OK man, i'll stop watching videos if one of my friends tell me to watch a video i'll tell them NOOO MAAAN i can't watch that videooo, my eyes will buuurnnn.

[@minormajor1]

I put this man as a greater champion than Senna. Tremendous driving talent, extraordinary courage and no cheating, no bullshit. If he had not had that terrible accident, he might have rivalled Fangio.

[@borismuller86]

But he won two championships after his accident...

[@wesleythompson7]

IDK about that i think ayton senna was and still is the greatest f1 champion ever ,but i will say (if) anybody was better/greater it would definitely be niki lauda. Senna & Lauda are definitely 1&2 that's for dam sure. God only knows what and how many races/championship senna would've won (if) he wouldn't died 😭😩

[@sanjursan]

@@wesleythompson7 After Clark, of course

[@XBullitt16X]

@@sanjursan Yep, Senna idiolized clark and based his driving off of his and just like clark, he also had an unfortunate end to his early career.

[@jcerullo5015]

@Will Mutt Fact are only part of what make a favorite driver. Nelson is my favorite driver also not because of the facts but he drove the most beautiful F1 car the BT52

[@harrisonmccartney4878]

Enzo fired his engineers for complaining about his wife bossing them around, then paid Lauda £3 million for calling his car a piece of shit and being right about it. Clearly nobody is more Italian than Enzo Ferrari.

[@dhanarputra555]

People often forgot that he was a pay-driver who really has a great talent and instinct for analytical things in F1.

[@hippyjason]

Every driver, no matter how great they are/were, started their careers as a pay driver.

[@chillydavis2117]

I respect this man on a level that is rare for me. Hardened, determined almost beyond compare, blunt, straightforward and gives no fuck how you feel about it. Balls. Brains. Wits. Wins. Among the great sporting/racing stories of the last century.

[@HHHBBB1961]

Still for me the best F1 driver ever!!!

[@TheDane824]

My favorite: Ronnie Petersen

[@gideonMorrison]

TheDane824 Ronnie Pickering*

[@fullmetalprism5249]

Hans Beernink Aryton Senna for me

[@gailraby1722]

I agree, I started watching F1 in 1975 because of Niki, respected him ever since, without doubt my favourite driver. An amazing man.

[@valgoyt912]

@@gideonMorrison i learned about Ronnie Pickering because of you

[@lukewilkinson7095]

So weird watching his interviews now, knowing we will never here his voice again. R.I.P ❤

[@smogdanoff7053]

Luke Wilkinson ”Don’t be sad because he’s gone, smile because he was here”

[@djgoodday]

You just heard his voice

[@djgoodday]

I heard a famous person say "don't be sad because it ended, be happy because it happened'

[@XBullitt16X]

Just think of it this way, he would have died a lot sooner thanks to his accident, just be glad we got that extra time with him, while he was still here.

[@anthonypecora5005]

Always great to hear Niki tell a story. Sad to hear of his passing. A true legend.

[@maajeshnamaajeshna3906]

Yes, I am very saddened by his death.

[@Desmo904]

A wonderful interview. Graham is a great interviewer and Niki a fantastic, wonderful interviewee. Fascinating. RIP Niki Lauda. Legend.

[@MrTimstaaa]

What an absolute legend. May his soul rest in peace. You'll never be forgotten.

[@georgegomatos6356]

That was good story..........this man is a legend in F1

[@AndresGrimace]

He was amazing! Saying all that shit to Enzo Ferrari and still get away with it lmao. RIP Niki.

[@tmendez31]

The balls on that guy. He’s not conceded, he’s confident. He knows he’s da man.

[@gregolson3216]

RIP Mr.Lauda. You will always be a champion in my book.

[@johnp1787]

This is so good!👏...What a racer..what a man..and those beautiful times...So much respect for this guy..Rest in Peace you fearless legend!🙏

[@nicholasjohnson6724]

Niki Lauda, ball buster legend. May you RIP Sir, you will never be forgotten.

[@mikecolie9290]

I can remember standing next to the barrier at the Queen's Hairpin turn at the Long Beach Grand Prix and watching him come down the backstretch at 180 mph and consistently be 3-4" from the wall under hard braking as he headed into the turn. No other driver even came close to matching his consistency. One of the best drivers ever. RIP.

[@GrahamBensinger]

That sounds like an amazing race! Thanks for watching. -AD

[@rumblefish9]

Lauda: "car is shit" F1 fans: "what a guy!!! He's so badass" Alonso: "the car is shit" F1 fans: "so toxic!" Ah, the hypocrisy.

[@YTaccNo3]

there's a difference between saying that internally, to your team, and saying it publicly for anyone to hear.

[@dsdy1205]

Did Alonso tell them how to fix it? bc if not there's quite a big difference there

[@williamotani8892]

@@dsdy1205 Zak Brown talked about Alonso in his appearance on the Off the Grid podcast, I would listen to that as it gave more information about McLaren back when Alonso drove for them. Obviously, I don't want to put any words into Zak's mouth but it was positive comments with the caveat that he wasn't there for the whole time Alonso was in the team and both being racing drivers (leading to more understanding).

[@HamsterWheelGaming]

"You can't say the car is shit" "Why? The car IS shit" gold

[@tommyblackwell3760]

Absolute legend, and by far my favorite F1 driver. My favorite racing memory is being at Hockenheim for the German Grand Prix in July 1977 and watching him take an early lead which he never relinquished.

[@alderinerush]

Story telling skills is so on point 👌

[@bernybrandon]

Well, he went trough it so... 😑

[@tacitus5665]

@@bernybrandon Doesn't mean you can retell it well

[@millsshumps1968]

I'm curious to know what went right for Lauda having the balls to tell Ferrari about their car when Prost did the same thing and got fired for complaining about the understeer in the car. Think Prost's words were "it drives like a truck".

[@iinerd]

Rusevelt Roberts Strange u are so curious about this comparison because .... Enzo è morto nel 1988 e Alain arrivò in Ferrari SOLO nel 1990!!!

[@millsshumps1968]

iinerd So answer the question then

[@iinerd]

Non c'è peggior risposta ad una domanda che NON si pone!!! (There's no worst answer to a question that does not arise !!!)

[@millsshumps1968]

iinerd you can deviate all want, when it is pretty clear you can't answer the question for it is...a question.

[@nissansilviakouki]

Rusevelt Roberts He said "Because Enzo died on 1988 and Alain arrived in 1990"

[@Kingsta90]

RIP Niki, honest from day dot.

[@GaryLaaks1]

Rest in piece Niki. You have demonstrated how to be a very fast gentleman over and over. Respect. Say hi to my daughter up there.

[@keeloraz9452]

What an interview ... wow. Niki hope you telling it straight to the angels up in heaven. RIP sir.

[@nicofumi]

... what a great man he was , absolutely sensational! As an F1 lover i growing up with you and will deeply missing your way of straight forward talking. No nonsense and full of humor. LEGEND FOR EVER. R.I.P - niki -

[@Labgorilla]

Incredible story. Well done for capturing these stories so that future generations can get to hear how much the name Lauda means to F1.

[@shooter7a]

Nothing to do with Lauda, but a fun story none the less. In the mid 50s a friend of mine's father was an exchange student living in Milan, Italy. He and a fellow exchange student wanted dearly to see or get a tour of the Ferrari factory and race shop at Maranello. They took a bus down, and tried to visit, but were told "go away stupid American kids" at the gate. So, disappointed, they went to a local cafe in the nearest town. After some time lamenting their misfortune at the local cafe, a somewhat familiar looking man who had been sitting quietly in the corner introduced himself. It was Phil Hill, who was of course a Ferarri driver that the time. He was charmed by the kids genuine enthusiasm and decided to make their day. He told them "come with me", and "do not say a single word once we get back to the plant". "I will tell them you are my nephews or some BS". "Keep your mouths shut". Phil was scheduled to tag along with a factory tour being leg by Enzo for some rich big-wig customer who was having a car built. So these kids got the full VIP tour, including seeing the customer's car being being built. After that was done, Phil took them for a drive around the test track in a VW bug, and then took them to the bus depot.

[@michielvandenabeele7791]

Who’s here after Niki has passed away?:(

[@ofernando586]

I'm here before he's born. How about that?

[@sarakay478]

O Fernando You Must be Quite old then.....

[@slckb0y65]

the man may be gone, but the legend will live forever.

[@oscarvillarreal8951]

He has a way of telling a story. Nicky is a good guy he just seemed a little up tight back in the day.

[@gailraby1722]

I started watching F1 in 1975 because of Niki, I liked the way he drove a car, I never saw him as up tight, he was serious and very confident, as a young kid I liked that. I can remember his crash and I remember thinking on his return, "of course he's back, he's Niki Lauda" I wasn't surprised at all, my naive childish mind just thought he would live forever and he was a racing driver, what else would he do.

[@simon.houseaccount4807]

He was focused and serious // and at that level //. You have to be // to survive/ the jornee // that’s one great thing I learnt from niki / and he showed me how to drive too

[@jr4038]

American here! NASCAR dirt track and drag racing fan all my life! The older I get the more I respect F1 drivers! Niki Dale Sr and senna have become my favorite drivers. But Niki might be my favorite. If more people operated like Niki the world would be such a better place. Niki is a legit yoda level advice. I could listen to him tell stories all day long. True living legend

[@StephenLMW]

Niki is one of the motorsports greatest ever drivers. A true sporting legend who spoke his mind and drove the wheels off of any car he was given

[@FrankValchiria]

wow, what an amazing life!!!

[@27kurt1967]

RIP, and race in heaven old man

[@AidanMillward]

Niki Lauda: exposing Ferrari's shit since 1973.

[@totowolffofficial]

Haha brilliant comment! We all know it.

[@Johndoe-um8hz]

Salvatore Loi the Worst humans being on the planet (see WWII)

[@JamesB.1]

Aidan Millward - He wasn't saying the car was shit. He was saying the setup was poor.

[@hostagenegotiationapp7266]

James B - I believe Mr. Millward might possibly be referring to the politics within Ferrari. In which I'm inclined to agree. Especially with that jackass, Enzo himself.

[@davidebonannini640]

Aidan Millward awwww poor you, cant cope with Ferrari's absolute supremacy no matter whether they win or lose.

[@Lleonne96]

Thank you, legend... James Hunt is waiting for you in heaven... #RIPLauda

[@SiVlog1989]

I have huge admiration for Niki Lauda and what he went through. A racing driver sometimes needs to call a spade a spade and he did, absolutely

[@achurajamani1914]

The car is shit this year too . RIP Niki

[@mr_suits]

Here we are, almost 50 years later. Car is shit again. it Understeers like crazy and the weight distribution is a disaster. Its amazing all these facilities and they make a piece of crap like this. Oue

[@Holden308]

If not for the accident in 1976, Niki Lauda could easily have been the first driver to match Fangio's 5 championships. Personally I put him up there with Alain Prost as the best thinking mans drivers I have ever seen. There have been faster drivers, no doubt. Ayrton Senna immediately comes to mind (IMO he was the fastest ever). But no others have ever been more calculating in an F1 car than Lauda and Prost.

[@Subcomandante73]

No ego, just delivers and get paid. Top pro driver.

[@takistsiattalos2853]

I just love this man!!!Not only because he was one of the best but he has amazing character!

[@gaulol]

i love how he told graham the actual italian translation for what enzo ferrari was sayin

[@pdrajm]

Had a poster of him in the Ferrari in my room as a teenager. Legend, Big Balls, integrity, honest to a fault and never tolerated BullShit! You are missed Niki. 🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@JagoBridgland]

massive inspiration this bloke

[@Dejan_23Unlimited]

Legend, truly Legend There are no more people Like great Niki Laura, RIP

[@TheJahnmichael]

Legends never die. R.I.P. Nikki Lauda

[@andyelliott8027]

Niki.

[@ВячеславШапран-ф9ш]

Being Ukrainian and seeing English interview with legendary German driver who speaks Italian is so thrilling

[@fredschriks8554]

Absolute Legend!!

[@fernandog.ramirez.6917]

This man is a straight up legend, like a Bruce Dickinson of F1, just a fully capable multi talented man, driver, pilot, business man and speaker. Just enjoyable to watch.

[@FreshCutFrenchFries]

Although Niki pretty much established Mercedes Petronas AMG to what it is today... He was buried with his Ferrari overalls on. The ultimate race car tinkerer, Niki was the best at engineering the best out the car when it had no business being that quick.

[@thekidd2189]

A real friend is gonna tell u the truth

[@chrisp4170]

What an amazing guy. Tremendous ability, incredible courage and huge determination. A real winner.

[@SF7PAKISTAN]

Why can't I stop watching his videos?

[@MjoedDrikkar]

:(

[@h.cedric8157]

As Hunt said: *FuckIt*

[@bodieofci5418]

I met him very briefly and got his autograph. He was as direct as he is here. RIP legend.

[@michael2305]

We might not have alot of famous people here in Austria, but at least we have Mozart, Lauda and Arny. #proudtobeaustrian

[@1minigrem]

Michael you said it, be proud. 😃

[@alistairwalker2850]

It seems like whenever an Austrian excels in their field of career, they end up being a byword for said career.

[@Elthenar]

​@@alistairwalker2850 Like Hitler and dictatorship

[@phillyneveryoumind415]

@@Elthenar oh good! Someone already saw the elephant in the corner.

[@markhendrikx4424]

Matthias lauda fährt gp2 ist der a Chance der Fahrt in F1?

[@Forzafredo94]

The sport will miss you. Danke Niki ❤️

[@castelnedd]

LEGEND. What a man RIP Nikki.

[@andrijakolarevic1147]

This is amazing interview. Good job.

[@thijshagenbeek8853]

How good a circle of responsibility do you want. The driver states the problem, and says howmuch better it will be when it is fixed. The boss gets the propper people towards the driver to fix the problems with the clear message that there are consequences if it fails. The engineer fixes the problem. The driver delivers. The boss is pleased. Simple. Elegant. Straightforward.

[@terdfergusson36]

GB by far out of anybody i can think of you have the best show keep up the excellent work it is much appreciated

[@FreshCutFrenchFries]

Balls of steel! Not only a great pilot he was likely the best driver on setup and engineering knowledge. Niki stepped up every car he ever drove.

[@patrickwatters7555]

Niki Lauda, legend, ask him a question he will give you an honest answer, no bull with this guy.

[@FACELOWNER]

I really miss seeing Niki at the F1 races, he was such an iconic figure.

[@XBullitt16X]

One of the rare few drivers that had the balls to tell it like how it is, RIP Niki you were a legend. A man that knew that he was living on borrowed time. It's remarkable how long he lived given his terrible injuries, which did eventually catch up to him.

[@yoshidasaki17703]

"we'll sort it Italian way" Cement shoes?

[@sergiogiacomosammartano7623]

This interview is a true jewel. R.I.P. Great Niki!

[@wasifanowar_testrider]

Someone in the near future I hope Grand Tour by Jeremy makes a historic story between Enzo & Nikki

[@arnaudsprenger7505]

Great honest interview!

[@Omnihil777]

Maybe sometimes a difficult man (I don't mean the Enzo Ferrari thing) but you have to admit: WHAT a man! Rest in peace, Niki! You changed the game!

[@enigmaPL]

This story alone, is perfect microcosm of what made racing so exciting and REAL back in the day. Racing drivers being racing drivers, all that mattered was going faster. Now it's all about who has better computer programmers and what makes the sponsors happy, heavily regulated by rules that don't allow for drivers to go all out, all the time. " If you're no longer going for a gap or trying to win, you're no longer a racing driver " - Ayrton Senna.

[@alexlanemusic]

Such a great interviewer.

[@Yojikman]

Amazing interview mate, just amazing!!!!

[@gtf2648]

Great job on a Dream Interview ! This guy was an Icon. I would have been terrified of interviewing him.

[@reck1224]

A statement that still holds true in 2019. RIP legend.

[@theestimator]

People that can leave you speechless and tingling all over are very very few and far between , We have all lost one of The Greatest RIP Niki , WOW .

[@ba2724]

Lauda is a straight up boss. No ego, no fluff, just a purely focused race car driver. Much admiration for him!

[@8traceur90]

What a man, absolute legend.

[@JYMAHJAMES]

"I am paid to race, not stop" - Niki Lauda during the race in which Roger Williamson burned to death

[@SlavaBasatski]

wow what a piece of shit

[@Sincopare]

Oh, I’m going to miss this guy. 😢

[@RA-lh9uh]

ted bundy doing the interview to a legend. watched this video many times and i always love it. we will miss you Niki. race in peace

[@gregfarmer8448]

What a superb human. Learn from this man. Ethics, integrity, honesty and brave as they come.

[@dusankocisevic6823]

Niki. A real legend, with huge fireproof balls!! RESPECT FOREVER🙏🙏