The Formula 1 Iceberg Explained, Vol. 2

[@PeterBrookF1]

Due to issues with the original video, this is a reupload with some minor cuts/revisions. Enjoy!

[@christodejong42]

thank you. i really enjoyed the previous one. keep making great videos

[@praesodymium]

still really good, think it deserves a rewatch

[@ahmadzahraniAAZ]

What issues, copyright?

[@PeterBrookF1]

Had to remove some not-ad-friendly stuff

[@CapnFlash48]

All good. I still love it either way! Is there a Vol 3 on the way soon?

[@Rapiddrive1]

Rarely have I found sitting next to a babbling Brook so satisfying. Thank you Peter. This was rich and enlightening, a walk-through of fascinating history, some of which I had forgotten, and some of which I had been puzzled by, but with your elucidation now makes a lot more sense. Thank you.

[@yudhabagaskara98]

for part 3: 1. schumacher potential return with team enstone in late 2013 2. arrows sponsors 3. blue ferrari 4. ralf crashed in purpose to give michael's first win in 2005 (events before 2005 US GP) 5. phoenix finance 6. button's return (2017 Monaco GP) 7. old cars using current livery 8. 3-seater arrows car 9. williams sabotaged mansell 10. abandoned caterham headquarters 11. sainz giveaway podiums 12. alex albon's absence 13. bianchi pre-contract with sauber 14. james courtney accident 15.forti being the last f1 car with manual transmission 16. premier league club sponsoring sauber and caterham 17. mclaren double brakes 18. john surtees motogp title 19. british grand prix in donington (2010) 20. 1999 honda prototype f1 car

[@SManSte]

4. ralf crashed in purpose to give michael's first win in 2005 (events before 2005 US GP) can you explain this ?

[@jakesandland91]

​@@SManSteonly 6 cars (both Ferraris, and 2 backmarker teams) raced in the 2005 US GP because the tyres that the other teams used were deemed unsafe for the track. This is because Ralf Schumacher crashed in practice due to a tyre blowout. The conspiracy theory is that Ralf Schumacher intentionally crashed in practice, faking a tyre blowout, so the other teams were forced to not race, and Michael would be effectively guaranteed a win, as Ferrari were the fastest team using the "safe" tyres.

[@NUTStanon]

21.Sebastien loeb’s f1 debut

[@SpaceHCowboy]

​@@jakesandland91Ralf crashed on the exact same corner the following year driving for Toyota....

[@yasminebelbattah6162]

Can someone explain sainz giveaway podiums?

[@whyareyoureadingmynickname8158]

Some ideas for part 3: 1. French civil war in 1980s between Renault and Ligier; 2. Senna sabotaged Warwick's career; 3. firing of Esteban Tuero in 1998; 4. Kubica to Ferrari; 5. Maldonado to Ferrari; 6. Ricciardo's stint in McLaren - underperformance or sabotage; 7. Brawn's car is 2009's Super Aguri; 8. Stirling Moss's bad luck; 9. American F1 champion's teammate curse; 10. Andrea de Crasharis; 11. McLaren sabotaged Michael Andretti in 1993; 12. McLaren sabotaged Nigel Mansell in 1995; 13. Honda's magnesium car; 14. Leyton House case; 15. Larrousse/Venturi owner's curse.

[@Xiphactinus]

Technically Kubica did get his Ferrari drive, he's in the 499P next year.

[@potatogirlcultist19]

The American F1 Champions teammate curse reminds me of the British champions curse in WRC, where both Richard Burns and Colin McRae, who both won championships for Subaru, ended up dying early.

[@yudhabagaskara98]

​​@@sirspoonyr26. Hamilton was unfit at Abu Dhabi 2020 27. Azerbaijan brake magic 28. Temporary/replacement tracks (Portimao, Mugello) 29. Huski Chocolate is a scam 30. Crypto sponsorship scandals

[@divinasi0n]

+aQatar

[@Rhubba]

Honda sabotaged Mansell's car in 1987

[@keonxd8918]

Osama Bin Russell makes sense now when he was driving with Williams

[@TillURide420]

Yeah. Ankle socks will order a nice latte with and I quote “any milk is fine”

[@NSUGS]

​@@TillURide420 HIS. WORDS.

[@potatogirlcultist19]

2:17:00 I still find hilarious that Toyota was spending more money than Renault, McLaren, Ferrari and BMW and yet got not even close to winning a single race. Just goes to show how poorly handled that team was.

[@lucasmatos2064]

Again, awesome video! Just to clarify, at 52:48, there is indeed an article in the Brazillian constitution that ensures Freedom of Speech, which cites: Article 5th, Paragraph IV states "The manifestation of thought is free" (free translation), but the judicial system seems to not care about that with multiple ocurrences of censorship from various courts of law, including the Supreme Court.

[@SadMarinersFan]

If you ever do a part 3 id love to see Maria de Villota's death covered. She died due to injuries sustained in a F1 test and is largely forgotten about.

[@mokatta17]

Marussia failed 2 drivers😔

[@Fin1878F1]

Just did more reading on this and its a bit creepy. Her Marussia hit a truck and she sustained head injuries, she died one year later, and a tribute was held in her honour at an f1 race. The race was the 2013 Japanese GP.

[@nicololorenzon3291]

The mention of RPM sent shivers down my spine. He CANNOT BE STOPPED

[@Byronthegooner]

I can here his voice now Because *Awwwwsoooooom

[@XSebi0815]

He swore on his nans grave

[@PozzaPizz]

Oh that's that acoustic hermit fella right?

[@Mayoisglue]

That guy sucks. He’s a racist, homophobe, and bad person

[@MentaliteVerstappen]

Disgusting

[@hybr1dmeteor]

Could you do a full breakdown of the career and achievements of the legendary Jim Clark? He is (in my opinion) the greatest F1 driver of all time, and I think he deserves a full video. Thanks!

[@matteorossi1172]

Spa 1998: 1st turn, the italian commentator states: "everything seems normal.... until now" the second he finishes the phrase you see cars crashing out of the mist

[@JohnF174]

Ideas for Part 3 1.Spain 1975 2.James Hunt 3.F1 is too boring 4.Jerez 1997 5.8-wheeled cars 6.Nikita Mazespin 7.Dick Seaman 8.Torpedo 9.Goatifi 10.Jacques is the better Villeneuve 11.Michael Masi 12.Clark's misterious death

[@glenrobinson10]

Just a heads up that Sergio Perez missed races due to COVID, not just Seb & Lewis. Hence Hulkenberg super sub in both Silverstone races.

[@LamboCoin_Cars]

Didn’t Stroll miss Nurburgring due to covid as well?

[@unnamedunbekannt1691]

And Mazespin Abu Dhabi

[@pilotpod4020]

“Covid” - is that the name of the cheeky brunette from the yacht

[@Amm17ar]

@@pilotpod4020 Loool

[@91lifetime23]

Didnt Kimi had 10 fastest laps in the 2008 season? Imagine if they gave the extra point system like today

[@str6533]

Idk about 2008 but he had 10 fastest laps in 2005

[@aspi7850]

A shame you had to reupload it, as we lost the true views count. Still, this is one of my favourite F1 related videos, if not my favourite. Patiently waiting for volume 3!

[@Gimu_san]

for part 3 i'd like to see 1. Adrian Newey "Merchants" (every driver that drove with his cars and got a lot of success out of them, i.e. Mansell, Prost, Hill, Hakkinen, Raikkonen, Vettel, Verstappen) 2. Charles Leclerc Pole to Win ratio 3. 1982 - the year where no one wanted to win the championship 4. John Watson's P22 to P1 win 5. Checo winning at street tracks or countries with human rights violations 6. Lewis Hamilton's 2023 mercedes cockpit position vs other cars/drivers 7. France's tumultuous history in F1 (renault during the turbo era, didier pironi and olivier panis championship contender -> career changing/ending injury, crashgate leading to exclusion for afew years, loss of jules bianchi and antoine hubert, present day renault in-team rivalry, etc.) 8. Bernie era vs Liberty media era 9. Dominicalli vs Sulayem on how to run F1 seasons 10. Drivers with really short junior careers before joining F1 (i.e raikonnen, verstappen, etc.)

[@MrNegativecreep07]

It was great to see the drivers refuse to race in South Africa. And F1 would never hold a race in an oppressive dictatorship ever again....

[@noobtube4616]

هاها مضحك جدا

[@Zimmothy1]

Qatar bahrain saudi arabi lol

[@noobtube4616]

@@Zimmothy1 🤯

[@Zzzleeponem]

Lol.. noo more controversial tracks or rule changes from now on guys!! 🙏💀

[@Codi95]

But we get in Rwanda

[@TheRealEmile]

Not like I needed an excuse to rewatch this but I'll certainly take one!

[@ubiratanmenezes1979]

As a brazilian, i have mixed feelings about Nelson Piquet. He's got a fantastic racing carreer, a very interesting history about how he managed to reach F1 without approval of his family. The man is a living legend, one of the most clever and talented racing drivers that ever lived, but his statements are unnaceptable, so i can't say i'm a fan. The worst of all is that many of his bad behavior are completely pointless, directed against people who never said or did anything against him. Such a shame.

[@KitchenNL]

40:56 I love what you said about the celebs! great video man, dont stop making these vids

[@noahcaroppo6264]

Quality video Mate, this is definetly the second best formula 1 content I've seen (first being the 3 hours season reviews sry)

[@jotacasaleiro1]

This video is well rooted inside the youtube algorithm, i already saw it , and its the main recommendation after any f1 vid

[@dylanhambly3649]

Best and most underrated f1 KZbinr

[@MikkelL03]

Great video. I like your calm take on f1 commentary for lack off better words

[@Kellerw2000]

Excellent work! The first one was brilliant, I can't wait to finish Volume 2!

[@Guinnessdrnkr1234]

51:34 that would be funny if Kelly is actually Senna's daughter. She was born before Ayrton died.

[@RadityaPramanaPutra2001]

According to Wikipedia, Kelly was born in 1988, so 6 years before Ayrton died.

[@vincetin7012]

This video is TV gold. You outperformed on this one. Much respect and I'm about to watch part 1.

[@kulfoa_1328]

You know, for a 2 hour video this in depth, i didnt really expect it to be funny as it is informative, but holy shit Coliño Chapmenez fucking broke me

[@seanholmes6791]

Awesome video man. Heaps of great information, and awesome questions being raised. Loved it.

[@AntonyStrus]

Brilliant video, as usual. Love the F1 iceberg videos you do!

[@janhvi143]

ideas for pt 3: (they probably place higher on the iceberg since im new to f1) 1. mercs disappears off the grid (1950s-60s) 2. nico’s psychological warfare 3. pink mercedes 4. the man who walked through fire 5. hamilton gate 6. LH deserves 10 wdc 7. horner breaks cyril’s heart 8. force india team principle becomes a convict 9. ferrari stopping all-season dominance, twice 10. senna’s caught a case

[@janhvi143]

oh and albono appendicitis!

[@random_username_thats_not_used]

​@@janhvi143really overrated

[@RadityaPramanaPutra2001]

1) Not only 1950s-1960s, but even until early 1990s! 2) I know this one, but I can't really remember the details. 3) The 2020 scandal. 4) In which Grand Prix? 5) In which Grand Prix? 6) LH 10 WDC? Probably 2007, 2008, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, and 2021. 7) In mid-2018, I think, if I right. 8) I know this one. 9) In 1988 (McLaren) and 2023 (Red Bull). 10. What? 😮

[@caseyf14483]

Volume 3 should include the E-Sports scandal of F1 22-23

[@hasanmalik493]

Can you please elaborate on that?

[@ahyeslockdown]

Some F1 esports drivers were found to have cheating software on their computer

[@ellieclist7740]

Man the amount of times I’ve watched this 😂 your voice is so calming this is my housework playlist 😅

[@ea9849]

I was so excited for a second. I thought this was new content - part #3!! Come to realize its a re-upload -.-

[@DaneTV-MV]

1:59:50 - Massa claims Singapore GP should have no points for anyone, as the race should've been canceled because of the Crashgate. They took out his championship and that was an infamous spot on F1 history.

[@fritzfreak]

When I saw that 2 HOUR lenght of this video, i knew i will hear some thigs that i never knew before. Good job on the vid man. it must've taken you a lot of time and sweat to do it .

[@jayfindlay7793]

Schumacher accusing someone of trying to kill him by causing an intentional accident is INCREDIBLY hypocritical

[@trashgaming853]

I will use this as an excuse to watch it again

[@user-iv1bv6kv6x]

LOVE these videos

[@garchompenthusiast]

jev is the goat is the ultimate extrapolation of equal machinery logic

[@Leck435]

R.I.P TO VICH TITS AND SHOUTOUT TO HIS FAMILY.

[@Pwnulolumad]

First time watching this just randomly got this on my reccomended. You’re about to get boosted

[@motelghost477]

23:45 Hamilton issued a statement saying "I'm a total coward and though I claim to be a Christian, I don't have the backbone to stand up for Christian values and can be counted on to stay silent while demons run amok in a godless world."

[@JordanCB1998]

Will there be a vol 3 though 👀

[@PeterBrookF1]

One day yes!

[@danaekoloka9819]

It's here

[@KimiFan2002]

1:42:04 Perez and Stroll had to miss races in 2020 because of covid too

[@Vuvus210596]

Stroll did not have covid. He was suffering from stomach ache

[@MotorsportsVideos12]

if you make another one of these, 1975 spanish grandprix would be a good addition, as well as wasted talents such as karl wendlinger (beat schumacer), johnny herbert, stefan bellof, giles villeneuve, and martin brundle. also, speaking of karl wendlinger, his monaco crash in the first practice session following imola which measured at 360G (the world record despite most citing kenny brack with the record) also should be mentioned. karl wendlinger could have his own entry.

[@MotorsportsVideos12]

also, a few darker additions could be the amount of "covered up" f1 marshal and mechanic deaths. 2 deaths within a year in the 2000s, a marshal being crushed at the 2013 canadian grand prix, multiple pitlane injuries as recent as 2018, and in (2020?) a ferrari mechanic lost his leg after being hit in a car demonstration, where he was pinned against a wall by a ferrari doing burnouts

[@mrkipling2201]

​@@MotorsportsVideos12along with pit crew getting injured at Imola in 1994 after Alboreto's wheel fell off after a pit stop.

[@danielkastler3868]

honestly im quite surprised that Haas didnt have to pay the money back to Uralkali

[@eryktyndel2351]

Damn that aged pretty well 😂

[@amp888]

4:26 It should be mentioned that Hill only won the 1998 Belgian Grand Prix as a result of team orders from Jordan. He was being caught massively by his team-mate (Ralf Schumacher), so he got on the radio and moaned about it, basically threatening that if Ralf was to fight him they might end up crashing out.

[@PedanticGaming]

You mean he, quite correctly, pointed out that if Ralf were to catch and overtake him, they could both crash as he was not prepared to simply move out of the way and the other, more talented, Schumacher had already gone out of the race trying to overtake a car that wasn't even fighting him? You mean he told Eddie Jordan what was best for the team and Eddie agreed, is that what you mean?

[@kodakreeeam9971]

​@@PedanticGamingmental fatigue

[@amp888]

@@PedanticGaming No, that's not what I meant. You're free to interpret it however you'd like, of course, but my interpretation is that Hill's radio message was a thinly veiled threat to pressure the team (basically "if Ralf tries to fight me I'm having us both off"). Before Hill's message, Hill and Schumacher's engineers told them about how quickly Schumacher was catching, and Schumacher's engineer (Sam Michael) said he could pass for the win, so at that stage the team didn't think the risk of a pass was excessive. It was only after Hill's radio message that the hold order was given.

[@PedanticGaming]

Personally I see that as an... uncharitable interpretation, but you're free to feel like that. Of course they both wanted to win, and it's not like team orders haven't been applied before. I'm sure Damon thought he deserved the win after getting his Jordan into the lead in the first place, and I'm equally sure Ralf thought he deserved to win because he was quicker. Personally I like to think it was a stark truth 'if we fight there is every possibility we'll crash', rather than a deliberate threat to take him out, which from Damon's career doesn't really suit his character, but then again there would've been a certain irony of having his last ever win denied by a collision with a Schumacher.@@amp888

[@jiboo6850]

@@amp888 exactly! for Hill it was a 1-2 with Hill in 1st or nothing at all as he would crash both cars. Hill was gonna retire anyway so he wanted a last win before retiring. he knew that Ralf was here for a long time again.

[@tonamg53]

Btw, SPA 2021 most likely got nothing to do with 1998 They won’t green flag the race if the medical helicopter cannot takeoff SPA 21 was just that, the weather wasn’t good enough for the medical helicopter to fly.

[@Out_Beyond_The_Heliopause]

10/10 lotr joke! 😆 gets me every time!

[@Antistar_TV]

Here's a humble suggestion: Pedro de la Rosa's Sakhir track record. It lasted much longer than any other else from that era and tbh I never really understand how/why. If I'm correct it took 18 years to take it down.

[@hasanmalik493]

I think it still stands

[@Antistar_TV]

@@hasanmalik493 Indeed, it's not the best time set on that track (because pole laps were better) but it's still the fastest Grand Prix lap ever set there. Next year it'll be 20 years old!

[@Pwnulolumad]

lmao wow picquet was a savage!

[@takinosbaraki]

The issue with spa was not whether we should race or not, it was (i hope) clear to everyone that the risk of going forward with racing was to high....the issue IMO was rather doing a parade lap just to hendout points

[@yudhabagaskara98]

if only russell earned a pole position

[@jj4485-o5o]

Nothing better for a winter saturday morning

[@donte3397]

how rossi testing for ferrari hasn’t been mentioned is crazy

[@RadityaPramanaPutra2001]

Hopefully it can been mentioned in Part 4.

[@vincetin7012]

1:51:50 You did sin for robbing Bianchi his points😁😁

[@catalintimofti1117]

Imagine if all 3 were spot on on 1/10000 of a second as well

[@regnoditalia2014]

Part 3: Rio Haryanto driver of the day, 2016 Australian Grand Prix.

[@Whostolemyhandle155]

Here's an idea for part 3 (its somewhat dull mind you and a tad vague), 100 lap races.

[@andrewbowen4544]

RocketPoweredMohawk the funniest F1 You Tubers out there.

[@rorykeegan1895]

Lucky Max isn't still alive, you'd find yourself in court for libel, and furthermore you would lose.

[@CertifiedSlamboy]

Not sure anything about that is “lucky”

[@stablegenius1]

1:40:38 in Kimi’s first Beyond the Grid podcast appearance he says he signed his Ferrari contract in 2005

[@pendremacherald6758]

For part 3. 1. Blue Ferrari/John Surtees won the title in an American car* 2. Robert Kubica only needed one race to beat Nikita Mazepin 3. Mark Webber racing in his own pee and vomit 4. Danny Sullivan had a better Monaco performance than Jules Bianchi 5. BMW Sabotaged every team they left 6. Richie Ginther is the best American Born F1 driver 7. The Bus Stop at Spa isn’t a Bus Stop 8. Riccardo Rosset claims he was sabotaged 9. David Coulthard, Taki Inoue, and broken balls 10. Without Massa and Hamilton, Kimi and Kubica would have tied on points in 2008 11. Toro Rosso loves Sebestian but hates Sebastien 12. Nico Hulkenberg was robbed at Australia in 2023 13. Sergio Perez finished 10th in the points in 2019 in the 9th fastest car on the grid 14. Marc Surer 15. Martin Brundle flip(s) at Monaco 16. F1 driver nearly run over by ambulance/Brands Hatch is very dangerous 17. In 2021, Haas was using a B spec of Ferrari’s 2018 car.

[@mooreanonumbers]

Jerez 1997 quali is one thing I'm surprised doesn't get talked about more, I think people underestimate how unlikely of an event it was especially with all their sector times being so far from each other, yet I've never seen any plausible conspiracy theory you can easily fit into it. 2007 was pretty fishy and tbh I think this may have been one of the reasons why Lewis joined Mercedes in 2013, it looked like a pretty risky and unexpected move back then. Oh, and when Ron said it was "$95 million for Ron being a t...", he was likely telling the truth.

[@Guinnessdrnkr1234]

1:56:16 didn't this happen to Damon Hill with Williams?

[@RadityaPramanaPutra2001]

In which year do you mean? I asking you because I still can't understand.

[@Guinnessdrnkr1234]

@RadityaPramanaPutra2001 In the middle of the 1996 season, Williams decided to get rid of Damon Hill. Damon went on to win the driver's title that year just to be dropped by the team.

[@RadityaPramanaPutra2001]

@@Guinnessdrnkr1234 Okay, I understand now. Yes, Damon was removed by Williams without the knowledge of Adrian Newey at the time.

[@Guinnessdrnkr1234]

@@RadityaPramanaPutra2001 btw, Williams did the same thing to Nigel Mansell in 1993 they decided get rid of him in the middle of a championship season. They wanted Prost for the 1994 season

[@RadityaPramanaPutra2001]

@@Guinnessdrnkr1234 Did they do it without knowledge of Adrian Newey, too? He's already join Williams at the time.

[@kristalcornwell]

This is Insane what a legend 30 years Ive watched this sport never seen anything like what we saw this year

[@mrkipling2201]

A subject for part 3: how good would Johnny Herbert have been in F1 if he'd not had the horrible crash at Brands Hatch in 1988?

[@yudhabagaskara98]

Hill / Coulthard level at best

[@RAWDernison1]

29:38 "Obelix"

[@Codi95]

Hope the video will get his boom again, as he was the 3th best

[@ianor2304]

Appreciate the hard work man but I’ve had 2x30 sec ads already 15 mins in. At that rate 10 minutes of ads is a bit much

[@arseniyvybornov3512]

Was the 2010 Grand Prix World Championship mentioned in Vol.1? Reading about it was really wild, and to me it's one of the biggest what-ifs in F1. Here's the Wiki article for some info: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grand_Prix_World_Championship

[@yudhabagaskara98]

Not mentioned either sadly

[@chadleylakabane1424]

We need a DDP video like this

[@markomm9312]

When can we expect 90s car rankings

[@PeterBrookF1]

It's coming soon!

[@StommelenGames]

Alternative title: butthurt Hamilton fan tries to deny the fact that Nico Rosberg beat Lewis Hamilton in equal machinery

[@SilaenNaseReborn]

he did, but, even as someone who has no opinion on hamilton, hamilton clearly had more mechanical failures and issues costing him the title

[@kilerkacper3422]

In 2016 hamilton gets more points due to luck than rosberg: In australia vettel lost win because of strategy, in bahrain vettel didnt start the race so lewis probably be behind him in the end, monaco won because of poor ricciardo pit stop, canada another bad strategy when vettel could won, in singapore if raikkonen stop earlier he hamilton would be behind kimi and japan probably outside podium because vettel was faster than verstappen who finished 2nd but was behind lewis due to strategy Lewis had problems with a car but he also had a lot of luck in this season

[@ihathtelekinesis]

Not to mention that in Bahrain he should've been kicked out of qualifying for reversing in the pits, in Monaco he should've been penalised for going off at the chicane and failing to lose a position, in Silverstone and Germany he benefited from Rosberg's dubious penalties, and in Belgium he got saved by the red flag and actually only overtook about 3 cars on track.

[@kilerkacper3422]

@@ihathtelekinesis in belgium he had easier job because vettel verstappen and raikkonen dropped behind him in first laps due to collision and pit visits

[@TheYanneggins]

A scoring system where you only score points at your home race and teams home race (or nearest race) Example Lando Norris would score ×2 points at the british grand prix Oscar would score points at both Australian and the british Grand Prix Or 1 win per season score system as soon as you win the first race your disqualified for the rest of the season

[@Vuvus210596]

at 1:42:07 you made a mistake, as Sergio Perez had Covid mid season in 2020 and also Raikkonen in 2021.

[@nuggy4051]

You know its bad when a team rejects a experienced test driver who's the grandkid of a legendary world champion bc humpty dumpty has money

[@Poisonjam7]

That whole section on Monaco cheating is like a thesis on why that track needs to be eliminated from the calendar. That, and the fact that the races there are boring as shit. Nobody likes Monaco.

[@Dirhe]

The video is awesome, don't get me wrong, but men, when he starts to defend Hamilton, is like he puts a blidnfold and is pretty hard to listen. The idea is good, the execution is spectacular, but don't be a fan, be neutral

[@PLAUG3DR]

I can confirm rich energy drinks do exist I’ve had one and my god they are shit like drinking kerosene

[@kaiserofneemania7246]

I find it funny that Vladimir Putin was on the podium in 2016 lmao

[@gullreefclub]

I had no idea what I was clicking on when I saw this video and I listened to it for a lot longer than I thought would but somewhere between if this happened and that didn’t happen and who was on first base, what is on second base, and I don’t know is on third base it suddenly dawned on me that while this is fine and good but in the end after all the would-a, could-a, should-a’s nothing is going to change history but then again it can sometimes be fun to play the what if game

[@33thunder]

Goat wow man 2 and a half hours🎉🎉

[@katy4523]

I'd love to see what you hsd to say about Alpine's inability to secure contracts

[@nickinportland]

19:49 I mean god love ‘‘em but South Africa can’t even keep the power on all week. Las Vegas was a disaster too. I’d stick to the standard courses.

[@CertifiedSlamboy]

LV was a disaster up until the race. Then the race itself was really quite entertaining.

[@bunjumun42]

bro just took 2.5 hours of my life without asking

[@BoominGame]

I didn't know Nasa was a F1 driver, I thought they were the scientific branch of Walt Disney?

[@AllThisOverASliceOfGabagool]

Well I learned something new that Guenther Steiner was Italian 😮

[@balintblazso6069]

What's the background music?

[@PeterBrookF1]

Nevada City - Huma-Huma

[@balintblazso6069]

@@PeterBrookF1 Thank you

[@johnbestavros6915]

Even if the concept of ground effect in 1928 made sense to the people at the time, I feel like it probably would still have failed since most Grand Prix-like races would be inappropriate for such a design. I highly doubt that Prevost's car would've felt the benefits at any track other than Indianapolis or Monza, as most races involved ungraded roads, or even worse, dirt. Makes sense why it was quickly forgotten until the 1970s.

[@jiboo6850]

1928?? you mean 1982 right? F1 started in 1950.

[@johnbestavros6915]

​@@jiboo6850 Grand Prix racing took place well before 1950. Unless this is a bait.

[@jiboo6850]

@@johnbestavros6915 Grand Prix maybe but F1 started in 1950.

[@johnbestavros6915]

@@jiboo6850 I wasn't talking about F1.

[@jiboo6850]

@@johnbestavros6915 this is a channel about F1 talking about F1. so for what reason are you trying to talk about that? where in this video have you seen talking baout that? YOU create place for misunderstanding. so be clearer. 🙄

[@El_Nano2005]

53:36 Gentlemen...a short view back to the past...

[@RadityaPramanaPutra2001]

Thirty years ago, Niki Lauda told us ‘take a monkey, place him into the cockpit and he is able to drive the car.’ Thirty years later, Sebastian told us ‘I had to start my car like a computer, it’s very complicated.’ And Nico Rosberg said that during the race - I don’t remember what race - he pressed the wrong button on the wheel. Question for you both: is Formula One driving today too complicated with twenty and more buttons on the wheel, are you too much under effort, under pressure? What are your wishes for the future concerning the technical programme during the race? Less buttons, more? Or less and more communication with your engineers?

[@tommasoannoni4836]

Sorry, but at 22:50 you were wrong: it was never proven nor stated that 2019 Ferrari engine was illegal. Even the official f1 website states as much. It was a grey area, exactly like the das, or the double diffuser. The das was allowed that season, and then banned for the subsequent year, for the engine in 2019 new sensors were added *immediately*. Ferrari simply found a clever way to circumvent the rules, but never broke any of them. Of course the details could not be shared, because that would have meant share technical knowledge proprietary to the team (the blueprints of Ferrari engine, that then could have been copied by any other team..). And what happened later is often conveniently silenced, but apparently Hakkinen (I think?) shared it: Ferrari not only worked with FIA to find better regulations in fuel flow, but also served a secured penalty for 2020 and 2021, with a more restricted fuel flow than the other teams. “Allegedly”. So, just to point it out: - When Mercedes found a grey area, DAS, the regs were corrected for the subsequent season, and Mercedes could keep they das for the whole season, plus of course work on designing the car for the next season knowing the rules in advance. No loss for Merc, no penalty, no shame, grey area exploit allowed for a year. - When Ferrari found a grey area, fuel flow, the rules were instantly changed, new sensors added, Ferrari instantly lost its advantage, and the then was punished for 1-2 seasons.. Just saying. For reference that ferrari did nothing illegal: www.formula1.com/en/latest/article.fia-reaches-settlement-with-ferrari-following-2019-engine-investigation.6beur1atKeTLvJHPEuHUJW.html

[@CertifiedSlamboy]

Well yes. The official story was very quiet and “they didn’t cheat”. The whole thing about that topic is that people don’t believe it. They think it was a cover up and they technically were cheating.

[@88ights]

Ah, a fellow RPM fan

[@BasharAlmustafa]

Amazing second part of course. little memes and many controversies. Though Im not Picking a side here. but in conclusion Ferrari is really the most rigged team and you standing aside Ham in every situation. No Offence Super work Peter

[@rellzoncash]

2007 being rigged can also linked to how ferrari also gets paid at lot more than rest of f1 teams

[@itsmeNaufalReborn]

Turns out MoneyGram will be Haas's first title sponsor to stay for more than one season They could've just given those drivers a point each in Silverstone 1954

[@pendremacherald6758]

Sergio Perez and Lance Stroll missed a collective 3 races due to Covid in 2020.

[@ananastudio]

So Rosberg didn't beat Lewis in equal machinery. Interesting

[@escos0410]

All that I watch/read now is max fans starting to panic lando has had some bad luck, misfortune, made mistakes, basically wet behind his ears still And imo the Oscar/webber/orders has been a huge eye opener to him It’s MORE a tall order for max to finish no lower than 2nd place than lando to finish 1st with the remaining races giving the gap he was beaten by and the 2nd McLaren hadn’t started 5th after a mistake in Q3 plus held up behind the merc and Ferrari max wouldn’t have finished 2nd too! 3 5th places, 3 2nd places, 1 4th and 6th Lando has scored 126 with a DNF!!! which not his fault max has scored 104 I’ll take that bet with lando and max and also I reckon if it comes to wire and ‘another driver’ is in a position to help a another win then you watch pay back for 2015