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[@akoniwashington7045]

Juan Manual Fangio has a higher percentage because they had less races per season back in 1950’s. They had about 10 races back then. Now they have 23!

[@subie2831]

But 10 races back then was more exhausting than now i think, i believe they race up to 100+ laps and they raced in a death trap with no safety at all, all the drivers back then have a MASSIVE BALLS

[@nordicafanboii5045]

*24 races for 2023

[@Scotsdave]

But he was one of the original gangsters of F1.

[@Jorgerally35]

well, but if you lose one race you also lose a higher percentage, so your reasoning makes no sense at all.

[@josephguillerey4391]

@@Scotsdave Indeed: 25 wins in 51 races, a true monster

[@jtr5336]

One of my fave F1 fact is when both Jacques Villeneuve and Michael Schumacher never stood on the podium together in the 1997 season. This is when they were both competing for the World Championship.

[@dunsonhouse]

Appreciate the comment my guy

[@jtr5336]

@@dunsonhouse no problem. React to the highlights of that season OR the top 10 title deciders / closest finishes (there are two videos)

[@hb-kw4mr]

i have been to zandvoort GP and it was insane, so definitely worth going once. i prefer to watch the race on the telly tho, because you actually see the race in full, and not just parts of the track.

[@Roy33_]

Most tracks have big screens though so if you get a spot near a screen you should be fine, i went to Zandvoort my self so yeah

[@francescogallina2559]

Lella Lombardi was an italian driver. I remember the gran prixs when i was a child and she was a regular driver present on every gp.

[@kartracer127]

She just didnt qualify for every Race.

[@likilikiki]

Someone that does 10 races and wins 5 has a 50% win rate. Someone that does 100 races and wins 10 has a 10% win rate. So even though the driver that did 100 has won more races the one that won 5 out of 10 can be considered the more dominant driver.

[@walover165]

Bonus Australian fact: traditionally Adelaide closed the season, and Melbourne opened it. This meant that in 1995-1996, Australia effectively held two races in a row: the 95 season ended in Adelaide and the 96 season started in Melbourne.

[@kartracer127]

Its a Tradition because the did it twice ? Oh Jesus...

[@walover165]

@@kartracer127 What? Adelaide closed the season 11 times. Melbourne opened it 20 times. Yes, it's fucking traditional...or it was until the bloody Middle Eastern oil money was prioritised.

[@lindavisser7738]

Pity that the maker of the vid forgot to explain the meaning of the name Max Emilian ... Max means: 'Greatest' and Emilian means: 'Rival'.

[@eno88]

Any time you guys do an F1 video it's like christmas morning 🏎

[@souldry]

Generally speaking, on most F1 cars, you want to be smooth, on the brakes and the steering. That overly aggressive turning that Alonso was doing in his championship winning Renault. It had to do with the car itself and the way it was built/set up. To get the most out of it, you had to throw it into the corners really hard. Everyone thought that was just Alonso’s weird driving style. When McLaren brought him on, they were worried he might have problems with their car because of that driving style. Only to realize(as we all do now) that his driving style is whatever the car demands. That’s why he’s one of the goats.

[@GlassTecRacing]

Things worth reacting to in the future: Ayrton Senna - arguably the greatest racing driver to have lived before his death on-track. The rivalry between Senna and Prost - The longest and most fierce rivalry ever (arguably) On-board footage comparisons from different era's/drivers/circuits. Abu Dhabi 2021 - Championship outrage causing the race director to lose his job after making up his own rules to decide the championship

[@n-jay9579]

these last lines aren't at all Lewis biased💀💀

[@GlassTecRacing]

@@n-jay9579 Can fact be bias? Where is Masi now?

[@Exiledz_]

@@GlassTecRacing tbf, didnt masi leave on his own terms? i think im wrong on that but im pretty sure

[@Exiledz_]

i hope abu dhabi was the last of stupid drama. that shit has been going on and on. max and lewis are both greats. max with the potential of being the greatest.

[@n-jay9579]

@@GlassTecRacing tbh, if Hamilton got his 8th on a Safety car, I prefer having no champions at all at that time

[@zackberry6729]

You guys should check out an actual race, that’s the best way to learn honestly. After a few races you’ll be good

[@jornptrn7248]

Nick is a rich pirate with the durag ☠️ all jokes aside, great video guys❤❤

[@Carlos559Caps]

Dates for next season are out! Vegas here i come!

[@maru9887]

you definetly have to react to Ayrton Senna. The best ever

[@synthx8423]

Y’all should react to son he’s playing amazing recently

[@francescogallina2559]

Why Ricardo? The right name is Ricciardo.

[@adiliom5781]

I saw miami tickets going for like 1.8k

[@mrone3006]

Did you guys watch the drive to survive netflix series?

[@nono-mu9rw]

if you want to go to a US race I would definitely recommend Austin rather than Miami or LA from what we hear

[@massapin9293]

Hey bro, It's honestly not too hard to get a ticket to F1 unless you're talking about Monaco, well it's not in Britain anyway, which is probably one of the most popular circuits for the fans. The tickets for the entire weekend are not heavily overpriced either, ranging from around $350-$400 (Dollars) For the Entire weekend + Thursday media day. There are now 3 tracks within the USA, and F1 is definitely not the most popular sport in the USA at the moment, so I can't imagine it being too hard to get a ticket. It took them so long to sell out last year.

[@camcambambam5128]

Watch the races with f1 tv and do reactions!

[@einfachferdinand5578]

Wassup

[@Arnoldo17]

Awesome video guys!! great to see the growing knoweldge for the sport. we appreciate Y'all. check out a video on youtube "Top 10 moments of Lewis Hamilton brilliance" you will love the video as u can see what makes him a contender for the GOAT.

[@snp2313]

the races in the US will be much more expensive than some in europe but for a seat on a grandstand you will probably find 3day tickets at around 500-1000 dollars , the race on Las Vegas though....you can expect the prices 10x there because ... well its Las Vegas

[@GONCALOSOARES1]

i spent 120€ to whatch in my country portugal. this is not for millionaires i can tell u xD

[@EvrytForReal]

Fun fact, Rossi won 9 championships

[@marcstafanov8431]

Thats MotoGP mate

[@LambdaHDvideo]

While the braking in an F1 car can be really agressive, most of the steering inputs are usually very smooth, as it preserves the tyres better. Alonso's 2005-2006 driving style was a unique exception where a very agressive style could work well