Sebastian Vettel - The Ferrari Fable - (F1 Documentary)

[@sisserou7871]

Thank you all for everything, liking, subscribing and commenting on the video. Let me know what you want to see next by giving suggestions here!

[@sebastianbuse4899]

maybe the start of vettel? could compliment this video like where he came from and what he did in f1 with redbull and why he went to ferrari. but idk wtv u will make would be great anyways

[@sisserou7871]

@@sebastianbuse4899 That sounds quite good actually, going over the “forgotten success” that he had. Idk how hard it might be to get the footage for that though

[@rajs4012]

@@sisserou7871 Yeah man really high quality video here, can't imagine how long it took to edit. I think newer F1 fans don't have an idea of how many teams were fighting for the wins before mercedes domination. That type of excitement was something new f1 fans don't even know about, so a video just about going through an exciting season in detail, kind of DTS type would be awesome. Great work man

[@Kurosaka]

Surprisingly well done for a channel your size very cool

[@alpinnovianus]

@@sisserou7871 May i kindly ask if you could share the link to full part, via direct message or anything else, in case you couldn’t reupload it to KZbin? I am curious how the original version would be, i am positive it is even better than this already very nice video.

[@isaacjohn6053]

For me, he was the most exciting driver in the hybrid era. Danke Seb for the memories.

[@Crusher29]

He's not going anywhere

[@LepKenetmiss]

yea i like the donuts too

[@SelfImprovement1111]

He may not be the quickest anymore but you do see shadows of his former self. For me seb is just a great person to have around and definitely makes the sport more interesting.

[@WifeMeUp]

His RB era is godly good, he suited that car.

[@Firemarioflower]

@@Crusher29 He's made up his mind. It hurts, but we have to respect his decision.

[@edwardfaversham8636]

Verstappen calling him childish for swearing on the radio is unbelievably ironic

[@Kurosaka]

lol

[@roberthunker8957]

Your profile picture is pathetic stfu.

[@Guardrail9Boy]

@@roberthunker8957 shut up he's speaking facts

[@docraul486]

@@roberthunker8957 butthurt Verstappen fanboy alert

[@sunnohh]

@@roberthunker8957 although it is a lame uniform, vestappen is himself a petulant child in the vein of Seb

[@stefanoo_eth]

18:50 how arrivabene talked to seb and tried to help him ... what a team boss he was... missing him...

[@elyraikkonen4130]

that is the one u call a team principal unlike the clown one who doesnt care on emotions

[@mohammedkhattari6394]

Binotto is a joke

[@mohammedkhattari6394]

And at 11:03 when he points the camera at the team

[@MrRouxs]

I still don't understand why they sacked Arrivabene. There was no bullshitting with him. Leclerc wouldn't be let whining at the radio when anything wasn't going his way. "Focus we'll talk later".

[@N-Collective]

After watching this I’m convinced his departure was the reason the relationship went sour. Bene had seb and seb had bene without him seb was just another driver to Ferrari...

[@erichagen7627]

It all changed when Marchionne died, and Arrivabene being force out. It all fell apart after the 18 season. This really make me feel sad for my favorite driver. Binotto came in and with his new plan and pushed Seb aside. Shame. I hope the best for Seb this year, he deserves so much more.

[@Silver-gs3rj]

Hahaha..... Donut.

[@horsepower523]

Arrivabene was a great Ferrari boss. Such a charismatic and passionate man. I was so sad when he left.

[@Logan00710]

@@horsepower523 arrivabene is guilty too of ferrari debacle , and after dies of marchionni, the tragedy in germany 2018 of vettel and after monza disaster too, ferrari blows up,lost and gone, a tragedy story how a team can completely suicide and crumble under constant pressure and nervous without a leadership to gave calm and how to work. We can call ferrari the scuderia who destroys themeselves when the things are go in wrong path and cant handle pressure of being the favourite, the italian gene is the main thing and pilosophy makes political and create an toxic enviroment that rots drivers and mechanics. Is a tragedy really a tragedy and a nightmare when you lost constantly and the pressure eats you alive

[@rinzan28]

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[@DuxDrive]

He came in a team which changed even before he came. The team that hired him wasn't the same when he joined. This guy is a legend. He won in 2015 when Mercedes was around their peak in dominance when other hybrid engines were far from anywhere near catching up. He won in second race for Ferrari - in days when it was not imaginable. He carried the inferior 2017 car to being title contender - opposite of the favorite opinion that the 2017 was stronger. That is complete nonsense. It was not until 2018 when it was the first time that Mercedes lost pole position on a track that suited them and in normal conditions. Till 2018, no one had any chance fighting them. Vettel did. 2018 Vettel failed to the pressure on him from multiple sides. Marchioni death. Baku accident the year before, and showing weakness which strongly affected him. Pressure from Ferrari principals. Arrivabene saying on one occassion that "he needs to drive only and leave the rest to the team". The situation in Ferrari was changing. He did not had the support Schumacher had, nor he had the people to create the team Schumacher did - which I prayed and hoped ever since Vettel made debut , that one day too he will replicate what his, and mine, idol did. Sadly that never happened. Long story short - he never has had the support, the one for example Hamilton has had in Mercedes. Vettel only had advantage in 50-50 situations while Hamilton had advantage over Bottas in every situation. I cannot now mention every race where little subtle pieces were falling into Mercedes favor. Monza '18 start, Kimi locking up into T1 fighting for P1? While his teammate fights for title? Where was Ferrari management then? There were too many. Bottas was often used as blockage on road to give Hamilton the required 1-2 seconds to make undercut. Vettel had that when Ferrari had strong races, or when Vettel was evidently quicker. Never in close situations. Vettel in the end logically started making mistakes. But so did Ferrari equally. They messed up the car development in Singapore. Everyone thought Vettel should win the pole and the lap of Hamilton is one of the greatest ever - false. Hamilton had dominant car and that lap in all honesty wasn't anything special. It was the norm - for me, and for those who understand the things at deeper level. The inevitable in the end happened. Mercedes dominanted in the end the 2018 season again. Winning the war not on the track, but in the factory and in the strategies. That is a fact. Whoever has ever said that Vettel threw away the season, is simply wrong. You don't win 4 titles because you are no good under pressure, for 2 out of 4 titles that Vettel won, were won under pressure which Hamilton for one has never experienced. You cannot not drive well under pressure where 2 out of 4 titles are won after you fought back from last to place into big points of podiums. Or drive for pole when it matters most - Abu Dhabi 2010 - and go on to win without a slight mistake till the end. Haters will hate. But in my book, he is one of the greatest ever and without a single doubt, wasn't for Mercedes, undisputably the best driver in the past 15 years. Not always the quickest, but ruthless when you have to be ruthless. Pure old school racer. F1 passionate. Super quick and literally unbeatable when he has the car under him. However you cannot blame one for not delivering when you don't simply have the clues how to work around a certain car without support of a team. That has happened to both Alonso and Hamilton respectively. I will say one thing I always say: If Vettel was driving that Mercedes, F1 was going to be far more boring than it is today. If he won 9 races in row with a car his teammate has won zero, imagine what and how many he would've won in this Mercedes.

[@arkpiano13]

well said. this sums up everything to all the new and old fans, to martin biased brundle, who say seb won 4 years straight because of just the car. That seems more the case with hamilton all these 7 years.

[@fazforester3196]

Thank you. This was always in my mind but i dont know how to write it.

[@lastsonofabraham2678]

God bless you

[@letortua1044]

That’s impossible but this comment is the same as my thoughts. Thanks for your words!

[@thrustler54]

Best Comment on whole KZbin. No one understands this! Also a great sentence for Seb's Ferrari Career: "tried so hard and got so far, but in the end it doesn't even matter"

[@JoeL-km6yh]

The British Media piss me off with how much they underrate and slate Vettel. He would have been a deserving champion in 2017, but lost out mainly due to the development race, a slower PU than Mercedes and a few niggles with his car here and there towards the end of the season. The races where Hamilton was nowhere, Bottas stepped up and won with Seb right on his tail - Austria, Russia for example. Mercedes also massively held Seb up in Barcelona by not pitting Bottas so Hamilton could catch up. Not to mention Canada where Seb was in a class of his own and probably would have won if it was not for Verstappen running over his front wing. Hamilton didn’t have these problems in 2017 and was supported more by his team mate. Raikkonen was generally nowhere for Seb. The non glued up fans just think Seb spins all the time but I always felt he had to push a slower car harder to try and make up for the deficit to Mercedes. He was their only challenger between 2015 and 2018 and still managed to beat Bottas and almost Rosberg in 2015.

[@zzgaming29]

As a Hamilton fan, there is no doubt that Seb is one of the greats. He was the only one who was able to challenge Hamilton and had it not been for the numerous occasions in 2017 when he got unlucky with reliability and crashes, the championship might’ve very well gone to the final race. He deserved that championship and I actually feel bad for him not getting it, considering what happened in 18 and 19. I used to hate him during his Red Bull days but his Ferrari years have completely changed my view of him. I hate all the undeserved slander about him from the fanbase. In all honesty, the F1 fanbase and community have taken a turn for the worse with all these new fans coming in in recent times. They are extremely opinionated which eventually turn them into haters. I don’t understand why people can’t just like their favorite driver, respect others’ opinions and just enjoy the sport. All of these Hamilton, Vettel, and Verstappen haters ruin it for everyone else and make everything toxic. Anyway, I hope Seb can continue his current run of great form, because he deserved this after what Ferrari did to him.

[@reubenashok937]

@@zzgaming29 true fan you are my friend🙌🏻

[@michaelnolan6796]

@@zzgaming29 So true

[@Firemarioflower]

@@zzgaming29 Man you suck....

[@vigilhammer]

Vettel love him or hate him, is one of the most down to earth racers in Formula 1

[@plisskenationbackfromthede3657]

Even if seb did ultimately end up losing at ferrari, i started loving him as a person. Hes come a long way from being that young crazy kid at rb that we all hated. I hated the finger lol. Now id love to see it just once more (more than once and then some if possible) i like seb alot nowadays. So does kimi. And kimi doesnt like anyone lol

[@elliotcrossan6290]

Agreed, I liked Seb way more at Ferrari, even though Turkey 2010 and Malaysia 2013 still make me resent him a bit 😂

[@tobytoxd]

Wow, if you hated Seb at Red Bull you really have lots of prejudice.

[@elliotcrossan6290]

@@tobytoxd or maybe you didn't see Multi 21

[@tobytoxd]

@@elliotcrossan6290 As stated by Horner, Webber himself started the first incident in Brazil 2012, when he was told to not race for the title anymore, but he did at the start and caused a crash of Seb and Bruno Senna. de.motorsport.com/f1/news/teamchef-enthullt-deshalb-hat-vettel-multi-21-ignoriert/3156839/ That doesn't mean Seb is right ignoring a Multi 21, but it shows that there are always two people responsible for a fight. And don't think that Jacky Ickx, Ayrton Senna, Michael Schumacher, Lewis Hamilton have different mentalities. They wouldn't have achieved, what they did. You have to have a really big EGO to be the best of the best for a longer time. Please take a look at the Multi 21 in Red Bull again, but look at both drivers and their behaviour in their Red Bull time.

[@elliotcrossan6290]

@@tobytoxd Horner always defends to the hilt whoever the Red Bull golden boy is at the time 😂 Look at how Hamilton returned third place to Bottas in Hungary 2017 despite being behind in the Drivers' standings. Don't know if Vettel would've done that.

[@qm________9924]

Just wow The new generation have to remember seb like he was from 2007-2018

[@ame9152]

i feel like this video shows that vettel is indeed mentally tough. Many drivers would choose retirement after that many struggles and disappointments so big up to him

[@mohammedkhattari6394]

Alonso cough cough

[@oaz8]

alonso : i give up *goes to mclaren honda*

[@mohammedkhattari6394]

@@oaz8 then he gave up on the gp2 engines and retired 😂

[@Kurosaka]

Hopefully AMR will at least give him a couple wins in 2022 and maybe another podium in 2021

[@CP-kb1du]

It is the money stupid he was sacked ...

[@Xpalzin]

You can really see his enthusiasm go out the window in 2018 - 2019 and into 2020, I hope he does well with Aston martin this year.

[@Kurosaka]

2017 singapore was the starting point imo add that with hockenheim and its rip

[@MaRiOx914]

Alot had to do with Arrivabene leaving. There was so much chemistry with him as a whole team.

[@rinodb83]

He ruined everything on his own when he crashed in Germany

[@MaRiOx914]

@@rinodb83 do your research buddy. He had car damage that caused him to lose control 👍

[@rinodb83]

@@MaRiOx914 not necessarily saying it was his mistake, but he mentally collapsed after and he was not able to recover from it

[@aaronschlueter98]

It baffles me how heartbroken I am still about Sebs losses in 2017 and 2018.

[@ghostrider-be9ek]

ferrari couldnt win - even with the fuel cheating scandal/affair

[@blade7031]

@@ghostrider-be9ek i mean mercedes had the faster car from 2017-19(yes even with the cheating ferrari was slower)

[@joshualayfield768]

wasn't cheating because it wasn't illegal, it wasn't illegal because they couldn't find what was illegal. The tech was proprietary which is why the need to seal the info after the fact. @@ghostrider-be9ek

[@sandalphoncpu]

What’s more impressive about Vettel in 2015 is that the gap between Ferrari and Mercedes is larger than Red Bull and Mercedes in 2020. He won 3 races, and dominated 1 race. Nearly got pole position in like 3 or 4 occasions. That’s the prime Seb right there in the flesh.

[@Logan00710]

yes without any pressure and 1st year in red enjoiny driving to scuderia, sure he can shows all his skills and why he won 4 titles. But when he has pressure and lead ferrari to title he chokes badly and lose his mojo, by cracking under pressure with the team. Seb and ferrari fall down after marchionne dies and the tragedy starting with germany 2018, but in 2017 was points where the pressure starti to accumulating, baku and singapur 2017 was signs for what is to come

[@sandalphoncpu]

@paper plane I wouldn’t put Vettel ahead of Rosberg in the championship to show his greatness simply because Rosberg had a ridiculous amount of reliability issues whilst Vettel had virtually none. To score points first, first you have to finish. Same reason why Alonso was able to challenge the championship in an inferior car was because of Vettel’s terrible reliability issues.

[@joshualayfield768]

i think you're looking at this in a very weird way. Bottas was literally used as a merc road block to stop Vettel. Had Rosburg still been taking points of Lewis those two years Seb is a 6x champion easily. Of course he was frustrated, we all would be especially when you are in your dream scenario and everything keeps going left instead of right. @@Logan00710

[@rafaelalejandrino8758]

The way Arrivabene shove the camera to show his team celebrating is just... argh I miss the man at the helm.

[@Paul-nr3vb]

Imagine Arrivabene stayed as the team principal. Binotto was the start of the end. Every good engineer said goodbye after 2018 cause it was more important to be Italian then being good

[@Channel4minus1]

Amazing stuff - really well edited and compiled; so sad to see how happy he was at that team once :-(

[@sisserou7871]

Thank you! And yeah, especially with this season. There were so many radio messages and interviews that were sad but didn't fit into this.

[@Channel4minus1]

@@sisserou7871 awesome editing tho, will you do more?

[@sisserou7871]

@@Channel4minus1 Yeah but another documentary will be a while away plus I’m not sure what to do it on. But I’ve got some ideas for some shorter vids

[@alankillian4962]

@@sisserou7871 Sad yet touching. Big oversight not including Sebs farewell song from the cockpit. Pure class.

[@sisserou7871]

@@alankillian4962 Sebs song was in this originally but I had to cut it out like a few other parts at the end because otherwise the video would be blocked which is a shame :(

[@delbroox]

Fuck me in the montage of the GP in Germany in 2019 I was getting emotional...goosebumps! Great job! The poor guy was freaking crying in Singapore. What a tough time must have been for him these past 2 years...The classiest man on that grid.

[@f1mechboygaming703]

ups and downs where there but when there was downside people started questioning his skills and team that should have stood by him was not there so that is what a team like ferrari should have done.

[@joshuawebber]

This is well done...so enjoyable to watch. Honestly thought it was clickbait but NO WAY....this documentary you put together should F1 approved!

[@sisserou7871]

Thank you!

[@AwZ420]

its so sad that the 2020season throwed so much shadow above his WHOLE ferrari time... i hope hes gettin back next year

[@Silver-gs3rj]

The shadow was already there. 2020 just revealed it.

[@stepladder3257]

I think people are missing the point of vettel, they think vettel only went to ferrari for a championship winning car (well, that’s one of the reasons) rather than going there because ever since as a child he wanted to driver for ferrari, his passion for the team and his love for it, yeah sure, they treated like shit after 2018 but in the end he was fired rather than quitting himself, making it more painful for him

[@avohamalian5981]

100% true...driving a f1 Ferrari car was vettel's dream ever he was a kid...and binotto was responsible for what happened to vettel in my opinion because 2018 was good and when binotto joined ferrari in 2019 everything flipped over vettel's head...i wish he will dominate the 2 ferrari drivers in the aston Martin car and show that he is still the best.

[@guilhermemoreira5651]

@@avohamalian5981 yeah since arrivabene left Ferrari stopped believing vettel. He still has it he just needs to feel it again

[@qwerty-or1yg]

@@guilhermemoreira5651 Wasn't Arrivabene fired? I lost all hope for ferrari, they're firing everyone and making the situation worse hahahaa

[@RaptorV1USA]

I think part of it was the palpable smugness and attitude not least directed towards Alonso when he was scooped up by a not long of that world interim team mgr. Mattiachi out of RBR, undermining alonso's contract negotiations at the time, semi boxing him out of other options, with the assumption that HE would turn it all around, obviously Fernando was the problem.. as Ferrari mgmt. also determined, god forbid they ever accurately acknowledge their own cars deficiencies.. ..And 5 years later it was sad but completely expected to see another multi champion unable to get the Ferrari train back on the tracks and performing up to their ridiculous potential and taking advantage of their general sporting advantage overall.... The smug little douche, ate the big red Ferrari bag o' dicks just like Alonso had to and got no where in a similar 5 years despite his best efforts & despite his semi panderous (sic) italian, ranting, chanting, & singing post race . Ferrari : where established old champions go to whither and nearly die.. lets see if it all changes at the red team in 2021.

[@guilhermemoreira5651]

@@qwerty-or1yg yeah they always put the Blame on one person. And the fact that Ferrari is composed by two families that anything other than having it their way instead of the Ferrari way doesn't help either....

[@joey.cs2]

the 2017 season is even more heartbreaking than 2018. he was absolutely on fire in the biginning of '17, i mean look at that overtake on bottas

[@sandromosidze17]

i tried to describe to my friends who are new to f1 the story of Seb & Ferrari... This video pretty much answered all of their questions. great job my friend.

[@Spade79Channel1thegodlife]

Thank you for this. As a Seb fan, things like this help you realize why you're a fan. It's not about winning every race, or even the championship. Each small victory means so much when it's hard to come by. It lifts you up. It's amazing.

[@BartoszMichowiczBVB]

I’m so happy watching his high moments. It’s so sad seeing it goes downhill... He was the biggest Ferrari fan. I hope he’ll have a chance in Aston

[@Kraateer.]

Its really emotional to watch Seb in early races for Ferrari. Pure passion, he loved the team and fans adored him as well. He was over the moon. I feel like a mother whos deaf child hears her voice for the first time.

[@donutonbush5339]

This is one of the best, if not the best, F1 movie/documentary I have watched. I am a huge Seb & ferrari supporter for more than a decade and i have to say this one made me feel a lot of things and bring back a lot of memories. Truly a hidden gem in youtube not only for Ferrari or Seb fans but for F1 fans in general. Thank you for this video.

[@njclsx4252]

Great video,but not the best

[@fernandoduartemolina]

This video made me cry. I admire Sebastian Vettel, he has been one of my favorite F1 drivers and it is heartbreaking that Ferrari wasn’t able to win a championship with him.

[@delbroox]

That 2018 season still hurts. So sad he didn't make it. He lost confidence but he was also FUCKING unlucky...He was driving on par with Hamilton that year in my opinion. Wishing him the best for the new season in Aston Martin. He'll show what he's capable of this year. Also, not saying anything about Hamilton, he's a super driver (and very nice the words he says about Seb in the interview). But this absolute lack of competition from anyone else is embarrassing for the sport. He wasn't so dominant when he had good cars against him, as proved in 2017 and 2018 at the start of the season.

[@pedroneves4465]

That race in Bahrain was unbelievable. Because of Ferrari's fuck up during Kimi's stop, Vettel had to manage a well used set of mediums to the end of the race. And somehow he did it.

[@b2battledroid8]

Probably the best fanmade documentary I have ever seen. Cheers for that banger of a recap/documentary.

[@Allfun_and_gamez]

You've birthed a new Vettel Fan... through this documentary I realise I have misjudged Sebastian. I didn't understand him and what he was psychologically going through. He's a great man of quality and deserving of more than what has been dished out to him. I hope Aston Martin deliver on their machinery and give him the results he deserves

[@jakobfredrik3804]

Seb speaking 3 languages in one radio transmission is impressive. and none of them were german.

[@MSFTV73]

I really going to miss Sebastian,he is always been a fast racing driver and such an incredible,down to earth sympatic guy.Danke Seb,always in our hearts ♥️

[@i8ittoo]

God I miss these days . I hope he finds his magic again.

[@dejaunpillay7572]

bro this is one of the best videos i’ve ever watched

[@aryanchauhan2403]

I hope he bounces back and shows the world the Seb who knows how to drive fast and win.

[@sebastianbuse4899]

this is why vettel will always be one of the best no matter what. even without his redbull days, this certainly showed that he was worth much more than what u see on sky sports. thanks for the video, great job. @Sisserou

[@Dev-rs9gn]

Every time I watch a review of sebs years in Ferrari I feel sad he didn’t get at least 1 championship with the team

[@Nikoxion]

10:32 In case someone is looking for the song, it's L'Italiano by Toto Cutugno.

[@Knappnax]

2015 and 2017 he was the best driver on the grid. Haters come at me

[@itsmealex8959]

Clearly you forgot Palmer was on the grid in those seasons.

[@yakul4410]

I've tried to watch other KZbin F1 documentaries but I always find them very poorly made. This one is by far the best. Well done and well made. Going through the successes then the failures is a really good way of analysing a season.

[@K2clps]

Lot more this, instead of any 'Drive to survive' episode! Grt.

[@RMcC96]

There for 6 seasons but Ferrari only gave him a title challenging car for 2 of them. And in those 2 seasons they lost massively the development race to Mercedes so had no chance, he was doomed from the start as Ferrari always fail their drivers yet never take the blame for themselves. Alonso, Massa, Vettel and Leclerc and Sainz will be next. Vettel was just unlucky as Mercedes are just far too dominant in this era, f1 is failing.

[@kristoffer9873]

True, he made mistakes but in the second half of 2018 the car was just not there (especialy after 2018 italy gp) like arrivabene said.

[@giuseppemaggio5894]

I'am sorry but you're mostly wrong. Vettel had championships winning cars in 2017 and 2018. Ultimately he wasn't able to keep up with Lewis. Schumacher had to drive 4 seasons for Ferrari before he got to win a championship with them so what you said doesn't really make sense. I do agree on F1 failing though....They are not doing enough to make things exhiting and stop Mercedes dominance

[@Mak̇Delkic]

@@giuseppemaggio5894 And in those 2 seasons they lost massively the development race to Mercedes so had no chance

[@lulu4494]

@@giuseppemaggio5894 but you have to agree Mercedes is true dominant in hybrid, vettel almost done everything to catch them. If you want example just watch camel straight fight in 2017. Mercedes unlock engine potential in second half. They done the same and turned their engine in full mode in 2018. I will not blame Mercedes, its fia and their officials duty to examine to how dethroned them.

[@alekvassinskiy1286]

lets not talk about how many fucking times he was rammed by the likes of max and others and how hamilton wasnt hit more than 1 - 2 times from others than seb

[@jaco3321]

The 2020 montage actually brought a tear in my eye ngl...🥺

[@mirano15]

For only 46,000 views, the production of this is absolutely phenomenal. The start of the V6 era marked his downfall, but if he sticks around until the 2022 regs, I'm sure his experience can adapt him much faster than other drivers. He's still young, and I'm sure his fight will return to him when he can start challenging for podiums and wins again. It'll just take AMR to pull it out of him. I just hope that in the same way that Ferrari obviously had the favourite child in Leclerc, that AMR doesn't sideline him for Stroll. Bravo on the video.

[@dorleysflir5350]

A LOT OF WORK went into this video. It's an amazing production. Well worth watching. Thank you for your great work.

[@sisserou7871]

Thank you!!

[@joselerebours4171]

Damm it was so sad. I think his doubting himself, ferrari has destroyed him and he had let them do so, i was specting him to rise in 2020 but he needed a change. He will come back this year. We ll see the old good seb soon enough 🤘🏾.

[@grdimajmun]

Amazing video, you can really see his personality changing throughout the years

[@jeffkett9786]

You sir... deserve a career in video editing. The depth and scale of what you have captured here is exceptional. Fantastic work mate. The fact that this is your first big project is remarkable. Ive always been a fan of Seb, and this video confirms my thinking that he has a good heart as a person. I think Ferrari did him wrong, but damn I cant wait for the 2021 season to start.

[@madrooky1398]

Very well done mate. Incredible how much has changed, how well the season of 2018 has begun for him and how the following years evolved. It seems obvoius that that one fail in Hockenheim and the lack of support from the team really worked on this man. He could have had at least one Ferrari title.

[@galaxyzz1103]

as a seb fan i cant thank you enough for making this. man do i get goosebump and tiny teardrops in eyes watching this😞😞 DANKE SEB!

[@jarett8069]

Wow. Just wow. Absolutely amazed. One of the greatest F1 films ever created. Everything about it captured my emotion and made me realize how much Seb means to me and all of the F1 community. This deserves well over 3 million views. "Grazie Ragazzi, Grande Machina"

[@zuperzakken5681]

This is one of the best f1 documentaries ive watched bro it’s insane Keep up the good work man thats so good bro

[@littleroller]

Danke, Gracie, Thank You Seb for all the great memories. You will forever be our inspiration in motor sport. Enjoy retirement and your family. F1 will be a memory in your life, but the people you impacted will last forever.

[@seanhession4103]

Really good. Well put together......let's hope that u will make another in a few years documenting his comeback at Aston Martin

[@Sympli]

played it 5 times in the background to thank you for the google drive version ❤

[@bogdanraulzbinca3433]

beautiful documentary and also ... remembering the lasts 2 seasons ,is honestly quite sad. Hope for more, much, much more for Sebastian.

[@yodikod6180]

very emotional but great. I'm a big fan of your work !

[@satyammalik3074]

OH man I wanted Seb to win 2018 tittle so badly.... that single crash changed everything...and this video just brought tears in my eyes...I hope Seb does better this year with new team and win atleast a few races.....🙏

[@Logan00710]

monza 2018 destry everything his dreams the team all for he wants, germany was an accident but after monza ferrari and seb lost completely, and crakcs

[@NeedforMine1]

Sad that Seb never got the story he wanted with Ferrari. He's so lovable

[@quiet_space]

This is such a nicely composed compilation. I don't understand why 23 people disliked it. Edit : 49

[@SelfImprovement1111]

Hamilton fans lol

[@martinadavies8006]

Fantastic video! I've always been a Lewis fan. So Vettel was always the opposition to beat. He always brought the passion and fight and Lewis's achievements feel even greater because Vettel took the fight to him! The 17 and 18 years will live long in the memory for being a brilliant head to head fight for the title! Legendary teams and Legendary drivers! I loved the film you put together. Superb!!!

[@Kyuubii999]

I’m glad that I finally had the time to watch your movie. It’s still heartbreaking to see how his enthusiasm from 15-18 just went downhill more and more. He wasn’t as comfortable or happy as he once was. And I think he never will be anymore unless he has a car with he can fight for wins. I still don’t understand why his Ferrari spun sometimes at the slightest touch. I won’t ever understand them and they still hurt to see. He was and will always be my hero

[@pervenchemusic]

Ferrari had a shorter wheelbase then Mercedes and the car clearly couldn't take the power of the engine when accelerating out of tighter corners

[@TashaSan31]

Of course there were moments when Sed let his emotions get the best of him , but there were so many more things that happened that prevented him getting more wins. I don't know what to think, if all theories are true, but since Binotto is team boss, Seb really seems to be set aside in the team. Horrible behavior from Ferrari. I really love Seb and wish all the best to him! I would love nothing more than him finally getting his 5th title.

[@jimmyjenkins8516]

Grazie seb! The tifosi will always love you

[@MohammedMohaideen]

What a brilliant edit. Best documentary about Seb and Ferrari. Wish him come back with the happy face with Aston.

[@onzinlife]

Only 10 minutes in.. ty! We forget so easily.. Smile on my face, thx to this recap of brilliance!

[@RGB2060]

i was never a big Vettel fan but Canada 2019 still hurts man

[@bidhananjeev654]

This is so heartbreaking! 🥺

[@PsychicalTraumaPL]

Great video! And it also shows, how much of an influence have Kimi over His team mates. In most of the interviews here, Seb started with "BWOAHHH..." 😂

[@yahikopein7526]

Hurts me to watch some of these... Love seb!! SEB#1 always a champ!

[@martinsolbergandreassen428]

Vettel always has the most beautiful overtakes!

[@ScuderiaInspire]

Seeing this man fall from grace in the way he did is truly heartbreaking, He just wasn't the same after the Germany crash in 2018 and then desperation kicked in and he went completely off the rails. Aston Martin did give us some hope that he was slowly starting to be happy again but 2022 really wasn't good to the point where he finally hung up the car keys and helmet. He will always be a national treasure to us Tifosi and we will miss him very very very much.

[@tonyelrod295]

I miss this guy. Especially when every time you saw him out of the car he was that smiling curly haired german. I still hope he comes back and wins a few. So we can see him around the paddock and in interviews. Smiling again. And ultimately if nothing else, just loving the drive. I'm so grateful. To have been there for all the drivers i have witnessed. Living that dream. ❤

[@ichgehkaputtgehstdumit682]

Thank you for the great documentation. I don't want to deny Hamilton's performance here, he's a great driver, but I would like to mention Michael, Max and Sebastian in particular. In contrast to Michael Schuhmacher or Max Verstappen, Sebastian Vettel was always a fair driver, while Max and Michael posed a great danger to the rest of the field due to their risky driving style. Sebastian has my absolute respect, because it shows that fighting spirit, fairness and sportiness are definitely compatible. For me, he was always the most likeable driver in the field. Thank you Sebastian and good luck in your "new life"!

[@thomasfairhurst1212]

I am really glad I found this video this is incredible wow

[@i8ittoo]

Dude the music was way overkill

[@cadriaensen3971]

Great job making this video. 👏🏼 I will always remain a Ferrari fan first, but how Seb was treated was not worthy and disrespectful to someone who gave everything he had, even if it wasn’t enough. Grazie Seb.

[@letortua1044]

Thank you for this masterpiece. I can’t even imagine how much time and efforts you have spent for this. I still can’t believe how this dream hadn’t come true. I still have tears in my eyes when a remember that pain and emotions from 2017-2018. Seb is a great man. It’s so hard to see how he gave all he had to scudrria Ferrari, the team he truly loves, and they simply betrayed him, the most dedicated fan.

[@Logan00710]

no leadership on ferrari and no confidence in vettel aferall, that´s waht happen, and after marchionne dies it´s all lose and finish for sebastian, the begining of the end was in germany 2018. But there were signs in 2017 like the baku incident with hamilton and his childish reaction hit lewis, psychologically he shows his weakness and many takes notes on that

[@alttab7773]

Oh man this brings tears to my eyes. Great stuff. What a legend.

[@lacinagy9344]

Köszönjük Sebastian a rengeteg élményt.Sajnálom,hogy nem jött össze a nagy álom amit mindenki akar.Vb-t nyerni egy Ferrarival.Grazie Vettel,Forza Ferrari

[@steelsnake14]

You know it’s a good video when you get chills in the first four minutes

[@Ddub1083]

Vettel's autobiography is going to be titled "Honestly"

[@DR_1S]

Good job mate !!! In this marriage was so many ups and downs but I’m glad that Seb start new episode in his career and wish him to back to his best 💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼

[@shterguh2c]

It's literally making my guts hurl looking at this documentary. Amazing job, thank you. And Seb, although i hated you in your RB days, both me and you have grown up and i have found my appreciation and admiration for you. Thank you.

[@chasta634]

♥️Seb DESERVES MORE♥️

[@theneptonian]

This was absolutely beautiful, I love how you really managed to capture the right emotions! Bravo!

[@BigC8675]

Awesome production. Major props for having some EODM in there!!

[@FabioFTazz]

Thank you Vettel, your love for Ferrari is really a beautiful story, you deserved one world title in red. This is why I love F1

[@23desdfe345r2fd23f23]

Very good clip selection and drama. I've watched every race since 2010 and never in that period did Ferrari look as competitive as they did in this film

[@RaymondRoycetibayan]

his ferrari run cemented him as a legend. for some reason, people just cant appreciate him while at red bull but i am glad he got his roses before retiring

[@roseland64]

This video is absolutely fantastic please don’t ever remove it I will watch it again and again. A tribute to a wonderful driver who will hopefully be back on the podium in 2021. Thank you.

[@midew7178]

10:32 I hear this song every day at work so when I heard it I remembered I have work in an hour. just enough time to finish this documentary

[@davidcedeno5234]

You've done a great job! This documentary serves me, and probably some others, as a remembrance of Seb's journey at Ferrari and that everything has an explanation. I think he's ended up burned out by his expectations, the pressure upon his shoulders (he was called to overcome the deceptions from previous years) and the team's mistakes. Now is hard to tell if he'll be able to come back, but what he did in his best years shouldn't be forgotten.

[@erisdanyduran7195]

Man what happened? Such a beautiful beginning and such a sad ending. Danke Seb for being the amazing driver you've always been, legend!

[@Ivwin]

A pice of art thank you so much for this

[@EGPureRacing]

Grande Sebastian 👏🏻 Fire Binotto, bring back Arrivabene! Forza Ferrari, Forza Seb! Btw: awesome Video! Big shout out for you mate 👌🏻✌️

[@frankfiocco3428]

Excellent video. Seb is on the best drivers in history.

[@adrianwood5311]

What a great film. As a massive Seb and Ferrari fan it was tough to watch at times, so many missed opportunities, but I’ll always remain a fan of both. Great work on putting this together.

[@berncorpino]

Im crying while watching the good memories of SEB. LOVE YOU SEB AND WE WILL ALWAYS BE HERE FOR YOU AND TO SUPPORT YOU. Love from philippines❤❤❤

[@abe.vs.ape.]

Enjoyed it man, thanks for this awesome edit

[@sisserou7871]

Thank you!!