The Legend of Sebastian Vettel

[@cheesegrater..]

"the marks I left on track, will stay until time and rain will wash them away" 2013 India GP the burnouts seb did are still there to this day. And I hope they stay there for the forseeable future

[@ParvRanga]

Wait actully

[@g3n3ralkim23]

So Seb was 9 seconds in his F1 debut and FIA already told him he's too fast 😅

[@AndresCamachoTaveras]

6*

[@purpletigerracing7087]

That's how I took it. Lol

[@MarvelMTs]

If you can make the FIA sh** the bed seconds into your F1 debut, you are dang good

[@stellviahohenheim]

Who is this Fia?

[@The_gaming_garage_guy]

@@stellviahohenheim The people who make all of the good and sh***y decisions on track

[@RSG_TheMonster]

I'm glad to have witnessed Seb win 4 championships! Dude was a legend in the cockpit!!!

[@MaxingOutTech]

5?

[@stormef1]

@@MaxingOutTechNo 4 championships.

[@MaxingOutTech]

@@exiles299 yeah ik, the original comment made a mistake, that's all

[@crusherbmx]

A legend in the press conferences, too!

[@GuntanksInSpace]

Hell, a legend outside too. I used to HATE that dominant season he had lol, but that was because I was a Mark Webber fan at the time. Happy to have seen him do it all, hope his retirement has been going peacefully and well.

[@Gangsta_Playz]

His retirement message literally made me cry, but Vettel was, and will always be, a legend

[@mamavswild]

No worries; I cried too

[@easymicroach]

same

[@johngancarcik5682]

​@@mamavswildsame I remember watching his carrer in F1 begin to see it end a guy with the talent and skill and personality a rare breed of person

[@snookie8472]

I Still cry when I see his hot takes sometimes. The only guy on the grid I’ve never got a photo or autograph of or with. Seb was my goat just like my dads was Schumacher/Mansell. At 32 I’ve covered everything I need to get my fathers legacy sorted in his death. The only one left for my legacy for my kids to have is seb. I don’t care the cost but one day hopefully there’s a meet and greet and I can fulfil it for my kids. They can do what they want with 3-4 generations of F1 memorabilia then

[@Klaas_F0X]

Hope he comes back when Audi takes over Sauber 2026. They already announced that they´d want him as their driver and I think after he had some time to collect himself after Ferrari he could be world champion material again, or at least be a supporting driver for Sainz (if I remember correctly he hasn't renewed his Ferrari contract and Ferrari announced that he'll be going to Sauber-Audi too) so he can get a WC.

[@BMPHF1]

Vettel’s period of dominance included two of the most competitive seasons in the history of the sport. His ability to perform under pressure during that time was astounding - especially given his age. Seeing him grow as a person over the years has been a great privilege too. Ngl, it’s gonna be weird not seeing his name among the other 19 drivers, but his legacy will remain prominent forever. Brilliant video as always Josh 🔥

[@except_nothing]

The fact that the first 7 winners of 2012 were all different showed the competition. And literally everyone was skilled back then, what a time

[@commanderlewisskipperton8721]

@@except_nothing if you exclude the Indian cucumber, then yes.

[@pace91]

Kinda like max

[@except_nothing]

@@commanderlewisskipperton8721 😂True. By everyone i mean the top 12-15 drivers on the grid showed a lot of recklessness. We only see that in 3 or 4 drivers per race at an average now

[@maximus2536]

@@pace91 max had only Lewis for competition.

[@bubdiola12]

Protecting Seb when all my friends attacked him was the story of my childhood lol

[@mamavswild]

That’s how I feel about protecting Max against Lewis fans 😖

[@bogdanrus9402]

He was a dickhead manchild in his Red Bull career. He didnt deserve protection. He left with the wins and the titles, so good for him. But we'll never forget how he melted under pressure at Ferrari.

[@Khushi-Shah]

That's how I feel about protecting Lewis from most F1 online fans in general.

[@aletech125]

Same, this happen when you love one of the best drivers of the history, it is the same with Max, Lewis fan exc.....

[@pikminologueraisin2139]

now imagine being fan of ocon lol

[@ExtraToxicCrow]

Danke Seb. You will be missed by many people as a true hero of motorsport.

[@dieselscartalk4146]

He is my hero, on and off track

[@baylef]

@Damar Fadlan why are you referencing love live here LOL

[@stellviahohenheim]

he's dead?

[@cizzl]

@@stellviahohenheimno sebastian vettel is alive

[@pfrstreetgang7511]

Seb got under alot of fans skin for a reason that takes a few years reflection to figure out.....he took his purpose (winning titles and constructor championships) seriously, but he didn't take himself so seriously that his entire sense of worth was on trial every 5 seconds like a Hamilton or Webber. Seb just didn't need to be constantly praised to get out bed in the morning like some of his contemporaries did. I was never a fan of Red Bull but I always had respect for him, winning or not.

[@MrCrunsh]

For me as a German he goes in the footsteps of Michael Schumacher. And even he didn't win a world champion title with Ferrari like him, he achieved something different. Being loved and respected beyond the achievements of the sports. He is a racing legend and the second best German race driver all time!

[@LS-Moto]

Ich finde man kann die nicht vergleichen. Die sind beide in ganz unterschiedlichen Zeiten gefahren, mit ganz anderen Bedingungen im Sport. Vettel kann man eher mit Lewis Hamilton vergleichen und seine Schlüsse daraus ziehen. Schumacher hatte auch vernünftige Leute um sich herum mit denen er arbeiten konnte, ähnlich wie Lewis bei Mercedes. Aktuell ist Ferrari zu einem einzigen Clown Verein verkommen, die zwar das Potential haben einen Titel zu holen, aber dann doch lieber Blödsinn machen den selbst die Experten und Moderatoren nicht mehr schön reden können. Die letzte Saison war da ein Paradebeispiel.

[@taurus6392]

@@LS-Moto Das stimmt, aber zu Vettels Zeiten war die Konkurrenz härter. Ich denke aber immer noch, dass Schumacher besser ist.

[@gamechip06]

Whos first? because it definitely isnt schumi, who punted people for 2 of his championships, and drove like he was rabid

[@GeraldFordsMOM]

Seeing him mentor the son of his own mentor was fantasic and respectable to witness

[@jacob.m]

Josh, this has got to be the best video you have ever produced. The quality, in-depth analysis, and editing were all sensational. Keep up the great work mate. Best of luck for 2023!

[@insovietrussiamissilefirey8448]

40 minute video you watched in 3 💀💀

[@AndyFromBeaverton]

@X108 Ekarshi Shambo I can speed read the braille at 20x.

[@faiselb.8565]

@X108 Ekarshi Shambo he wasn't wrong tho

[@senna2]

@@KragenbrinkGuitars his first ever GP appearance was at the 2006 Turkish GP

[@DualityOttawa]

Here here

[@sandalphoncpu]

“There’s no one that’s better at controlling the race from the front then Sebastian Vettel.” -Horner That very trait from Seb was the reason why he won his first race in a midfield car, dominated in his RB, and challenged the much faster Mercedes and often finishing over 30 seconds ahead of the non-Mercedes pack when his car shouldn’t have the pace on paper.

[@ATR95412]

I felt his 2022 season was a banger. Glad to see him leave on a high

[@RACINGUS95]

I wouldn’t call it a banger, but it was a pretty decent season

[@JeatonF1]

@@RACINGUS95 considering he had to drive the dog that was the Aston Tractor then yea it was decent

[@JJJackson777]

it was the best of a bad situation, a relative banger

[@sandalphoncpu]

@@JeatonF1 considering he could’ve finished more than 20 points ahead of what he ended if not for AM pulling a Ferrari, I’d say it could be so much better

[@csanadhorvath]

- Youngest F1 debutant in 2007 USA - Youngest F1 point scorer in 2007 USA - Youngest F1 pole sitter in 2008 Italy - Youngest F1 podium in 2008 Italy - Youngest F1 race winner in 2008 Italy - Youngest F1 World Champion in 2010 UAE

[@bee_happy9969]

Without Seb i never would've watched a F1 race, he was my hero as a kid, because he showed me then a young person with a dream and talent can achieve anything. He is still my hero and i cried really hard when i heard that he will end his career. Danke Seb, du bist eine Legende. Du hast so viele Menschen positiv in ihrem Leben beeinflusst, ihnen ein Lächeln ins Gesicht gezaubert und immer wieder gezeigt was für ein großartiger Mensch du bist und wie riesig dein Herz ist!

[@OutriseLP]

Sebs retirement hit home for me. When I saw that he made an Instagram account I was soo happy. But when my dad said, it seems like he has smth to announce I had a bad feeling. When he put out the message to retire mid day in Europe, I was on my way for the 24h of Spa and just started crying in a public train. See I was born in 1998 in Germany in the middle of the Schumi hype. I was brought into F1 earlier then I could speak but up until 2006 I was too young to comprehent who Michael was and what he achieved. I craved for my hero to root for. Along came Seb in 2007 and I was a fan from the first moment. I still have very living memories about China 2007 and Monza 2008. Through Seb´s career I grew from a boy to a men. And Seb was always there. I never ever questioned following or supporting him and with him becoming the personality he is now, I am very proud to say that one of the most recognizeable athletes of our time is my idol and hero. And I was there from the beginning, atleast in F1. Abu Dhabi brought me to tears several times, as his career is not just tied to his achievements on track but also core memories of my own childhood and youth life. Seb has not just racked up all this stats, he also took influence on the personality of thousands of kids out there, and I am one of them. And those marks will always stay there, they can´t be forgotten. If I talk about the greatness of Seb with friends nowadays we talk predominantly about the person Seb and not just the racer, which for a 4 time world champion is just quite astonishing. If someone asks me, who is my childhood hero, I´ll forever proudly say Seb. I´ll never forget this incredible time, the victories and defeats, the memories, friends and experiences I made because of that. Danke Seb! Niemand wird dir je das Wasser reichen können.

[@atharvadate7345]

A 42-MINUTE VIDEO THIS IS GOING TO BE A MASTERPIECE!

[@JJJackson777]

that's what they said about 2 girls 1 cup

[@FinnsTob]

@@JJJackson777 NO

[@aniketsingh7718]

@@JJJackson777 curse you

[@harrycop7944]

​@@JJJackson777 whats that?

[@MayBeSomething]

"Ever heard of a halfway-through-the-season Champion?" Yes, and his name is Verstappen.

[@Skibidigokyllyourself]

that is the-whole-season

[@User_43209]

Nah, he's a start-of-the-season champion

[@isaacm2374]

A legend. A great human being and incredibly funny and charming. Seb is going to leave F1 with a hole that can not be replaced.

[@therealquaid1694]

Why is he a great human? all he's done is drive in circles

[@Minefriker]

@@therealquaid1694 You have no clue about this man, do you? I guess you only ever watched the races itself without any buildup or anything.

[@therealquaid1694]

@@Minefriker I do and the fact that you can only insult me and not give me any examples of why he is such a great man is evidence that I am correct.

[@HBest94o]

@@therealquaid1694 you dont need evidence its common sense mate

[@therealquaid1694]

@@HBest94o can you provide me with some of this common sense? So far all I can see is a man that drives around in circles while simultaneously preaching against burning fuel to drive around in circles.

[@matt_v_photo]

Worth watching the 42 minutes! Really gonna miss my childhood hero! Danke für alles Seb, danke für die Große Zeiten.

[@Liam_Oliver]

Honestly, it felt like far less than 42 minutes, which is a sign of a very well made piece about an engaging and beloved subject.

[@samy_k97]

Oh shit! I haven't realized it was 42 minutes

[@KenaiTobin]

Holy shit I didn’t even realize this video was 42 minutes long , this video is so well made didn’t even notice it was so well put together

[@ant5254]

Danke seb, and danke Josh for the amount of effort you put in for Sebastian's departure. If he saw this, he'd love it 🙂

[@gap3174]

I am not crying, you are. Excellent tribute to Seb

[@stratical]

Danke Seb. We will never forget you as a person on and off track...

[@kalpesh_p]

Monza 2008 remains as one of the biggest goosebumps race ever. Seb has left an indomitable mark on F1.

[@kaz1_f1]

This is probably the best video you have ever made, as someone who has always supported Sebastian since 2010 when I was a young kid and this was purely sensitional. Thanks Josh!

[@richardedwards5320]

This video is quite simply magnificent. Not only is it better than anything that the FIA and Formula One racing broadcasters have actually produced on television but it actually helped me find an even greater level of respect for how good Sebastian Vettel was. With the greatest of respect to Josh I think it’s embarrassing that TV studios and the main broadcasts of the sport itself could not even come close to how good a KZbin video is. Josh, keep doing what you’re doing, in a sport that keeps embarrassing itself, it’s great to have people like you helping people to continue enjoy it❤

[@gordonritchie9341]

Richard you have a special insight to quality I absolutely agree with your summation of Josh’s video and what he has produced What One man alone not a corporate can produce for us to enjoy is marvellous . It’s always quality over quantity, producing worthwhile products and striving for the elusive perfection time and time again His quality leaves him far ahead of the pack and one would hope that his abilities will be noticed by people who can help drive his ambitions

[@F1Fanatic76]

I was fortunate enough to be at the Austin race (2022) and those last few corners against K-Mag were thrilling. He showed us all that he still had some magic left in him. #DankeSeb

[@raceedits]

I was only 5 when Seb won his first championship, I was there watching with my dad. Even though I was only 5, I felt something when Seb won. From that day on, I have always been a fan of Seb. My whole room was covered in Sebastian Vettel posters, models of Seb's car, and even a 1/5 scale replica of his helmet. Danke, Seb. Danke, dass du meine Kindheit gemacht hast.

[@vatsaldvora]

Reliving the time I was a teenager and watched Seb win with Toro Rosso and those 4 titles!

[@hello_me_michal4973]

Reliving my kindergarden years when I started watching F1 in 2012

[@ash6248]

Man seb really became a man of the people. Everyone loved him in the later years.

[@maxsch9280]

I had tears in my eyes while whatching this. It was like reliving my childhood. This Video was awesome. All the highs and lows of an exceptional career. Thanks mate for making this masterpiece of video und DANKE SEB

[@michaelstoltenberg2332]

This end made me fucking cry. DANKE SEB VOM GANZEN HERZEN. DU bist der Grund warum ich mit F1 Schauen angefangen habe. Thank you Josh for awesome video.

[@robertdefoe2396]

"Ever heard of a half way through the season champion?", Michael Schumacher 2002 season where he won the title in July.

[@kharnethebetrayer4125]

He has certainly given the sport everything, from wins, championships, controversy, but some of the most memorable ones as well, like moving the no1 sign, tidying the stands after the race, having a commentator say" seb has a shiny perple helmet!". He is one of my favourite drivers ever. I will miss him big time. Danke Seb

[@st3althyone]

Goddamn, you outdid yourself with this one Josh. You’ve encompassed every bit of Seb’s extraordinary career. I can’t believe how much he accomplished in his 15-year stint in F1. He will be missed. Danke Seb.🥰🥰

[@ianmangan7308]

Such a brilliant tribute to Seb. I feel the more time rumbles on people’s appreciation for how brilliant Seb was in F1 will only grow. Seeing how much love he had as he finished out the season was really special. He leaves a huge gap on the F1 grid next year and beyond. Amazing video. Danke Seb

[@KestrelTown]

I still can’t believe Seb’s gone. Remember these times, they won’t last forever.

[@millennialchicken]

I feel honoured to have watched his career start and end From BMW Sauber at Indy '07 to his final (maybe so far) ace for AMR in Abu Dhabi, it's been a privilege to witness his time in F1

[@jenniferstevens9178]

I nearly cried during his interview on the grid after the race in Abu Dhabi. The fact he was allowed to go and do the donuts and interview with the top 3 was so cool. Danke Seb

[@F1Krazy]

7:58 "Kubica's crash took him out of commission for a while" is a bit of an overstatement. IIRC he was perfectly fine to race at Indianapolis but BMW didn't want to risk him getting a second concussion so soon after the first one.

[@thomasblack33]

40:27 this part until the end is just perfect. idk why seb downplays his achievements probably because a part of him feels incomplete since he wanted to win a championship with ferrari

[@easymicroach]

I have been a seb fan for around 11 years and abu dabi made me shed some tears and the video made me shed some tears as well. I shall never forget this legend

[@kapage74]

I have never been the biggest Seb fan, but watching this made me really emotional. Great work as always Josh, and Danke Seb, Danke

[@LuizPaulo-kz5jd]

I watch formula 1 since 2008, when I was 8 years old. Despite being brazilian, i always had my eyes on Vettel, because of the outstanding performances in that season. I've grown-up watching Seb establishing his name in the history of F1! At the USA GP, back in 2013, he said one of the most remarkable phrases "he have to remember these days, because we don't know when they'll end." When he announced his retirement, i was gutted, shocked, and utterly sad because i dreamed that, one day, I could see him on race track at Brazil, but at least i was blessed by being able to see the legend racing and achieving what he achieved. #DankeSeb You will never be forgotten!

[@philippemarois5828]

This was nothing short of a legendary video tribute for a legendary driver. Danke Seb! Thanks Josh!

[@chris9964]

Never used to be a Seb fan, but over the years of his F1 career I grew to love him. Was absolutely gutted when that retirement announcement came about. He will always be remembered by F1 fans, he’s probably one of the most intelligent F1 drivers in the history of the sport & as you stated, went from villain to hero for many of us. I still hope he becomes part of the FIA in future, lord knows they need someone like him at the helm.

[@toc1409]

Seb is one of the greatest German drivers of all time. Danke Seb.

[@Kiki-ps8lu]

What a stunning compilation this video is. Had the privilege of meeting Seb a few times when we still had races in Germany. He was always so approachable, always taking the time to exchange a few words despite the crowds of people. Will miss him dearly, not only a special driver, but a special human as well :)

[@blueyzarzoff79]

Absolutely brilliant work. I went from not being a fan of Seb to being a fan. It was great to watch his career.

[@IsMaski]

Beautiful tribute to one of the greatest drivers to ever grace the sport. I personally loved Seb's villain era. He didn't give a damn and destroyed everyone. After his highest peak, he toned down and is truly a man of class. Thank you for this video Josh. Danke Seb

[@williamryan3254]

Your ending gave me chills, well put together as always :)

[@ianfaris4806]

Unpopular opinion: i like abu dhabi as the last race FOR THE SOLE REASON that it is a night race, having a night race be the end of the season just gives it a much better send off and feeling of closure to the year and seeing all the interviews and celebrations at night just feels that bit more like a wrap to the year

[@jeditrooperteamjtt1484]

When I was a little kid and my dad was watching F1, I didn’t really understand it but one thing did, Seb. I don’t know if it was the Ferrari but I loved him. As i came back into the sport earlier this year I saw Sebs name again and I remembered him, it just made me love him even more. Sebs an icon, a hero, and im sad to see him gone. At the laters points in the season we saw Seb for who he was, a bloody fast driver. Danke Seb

[@kushagrachaturvedy2821]

This is easily Josh’s best video till date which in itself is saying something

[@TroubleMakerLT]

made me cry in the end of the video, amazing job Josh. Seb was and is one of the legends of F-1 and my hero. #DankeSeb

[@DanielCullen-yu5bt]

I'm really upset I didn't start watching formula 1 earlier. I missed out on seeing Vettel and Kimi live on the track and I really wish I had the opportunity to do that.

[@zevilaga]

Josh, this video is a masterpiece, a fantastic statue of one of the best drivers in F1 history. I especially loved the visualization of the Ferrari staff at 22:27. Brilliant!

[@cameronjohnston7389]

Did you know that Seb's front wing said "Adios!" a few laps before his infamous Hockenheim shunt? Me neither, until five minutes ago.

[@commanderlewisskipperton8721]

I knew that before.

[@michaek7438]

10 months later and i’ve finally gotten to watching it. and boy did i sob like i did this time last year. i’ve never sobbed at sport quite like i did at Abu Dhabi 2022. he will forever be my hero, my inspiration and my favourite driver of all time. a legend in every sense of the word. Danke Seb

[@wastedsoviet]

the first race of f1 that i remember watching was the season opener of 2010 and i remember watching a preview introducing seb and him wanting to win the title. and thats what kept me watching. seb is the reason i love f1 and its gonna be weird without him

[@subarnosinha8042]

My favourite driver alongside Kimi. Supporting Ferrari gave me a lifetime's worth of trauma but I'll forever cherish the moments of sheer brilliance Seb has given us on and off the track. Danke Seb! Seb is a legend and uncontested all-time great of this sport!

[@swampthing94]

Quick Nick deserved so much more. He holds the record for most podiums without wins in both F1 and FE

[@Mandykiss4500]

AMAZING VIDEO! 👏👏👏

[@bjarnerost2002]

Damn Josh. Didn't think I'd cry today but here I am moved to tears and having shivers running down my spine. Seb is an idol for me as a German who was a young child when he started winning. He's my Schumi and I'll eternally miss him on the grid. #dankeseb

[@benjohnson5222]

Beautiful tribute. Thanks for making that video.

[@AlphaAssasinYT]

Josh, this video is truly a masterpiece, you have my utmost respect.

[@GameOver-nm2us]

I am not even the biggest Vettel fan, always believed both Hamilton and Alonso were superior to him, but I could've sworn I was almost disappointed whenever Hamilton and his shining bright silver Mercedes came on screen for this video, even though I have a nuclear-proof-wall-like of a belief that Hamilton is the greatest this sport has ever seen, making me disappointed that my favorite driver beat Vettel is just magical. This man has a way of delivering a message and I absolutely adore it.

[@nimira43]

A brilliant tribute to a brilliant racing driver by a brilliant F1 commentator on his brilliant channel. Danke Seb, danke Josh.

[@istderarmobenwirdmandichloben]

Wow, I don't often post comments but now I have to. Seb has been my idol in F1 since I was a child, when I get nostalgic I always think back to the purple RB9 with Vettel for some reason. Respect how you pay tribute to him with the video. Sure, he made mistakes and didn't archive the world championship with Ferrari, but he still achieved so much. Danke Seb

[@mountainmangames3613]

I genuinely did not expect to watch the entire video in one setting. I thought “oh 40min? I’ll definitely be watching this in parts” but your storytelling is phenomenal. So captivating

[@haku7335]

i loved vetttel. i was too young to watch hima t redbull, but i rly enjoyed the ferraritime when i was a child

[@LOH3NGR1N]

Damn I was not expecting a near 50 minute masterclass documentary on my favorite driver, but so glad you made this. Amazing work and production.

[@egwkwtsos]

Josh, thank you. Sebastian is my favorite driver of all time. And for good reason. I haven't cried in a while. The ending completely broke me because F1 simply won't be the same without him. He will never be forgotten. His legacy is too big to be forgotten. Danke Sebastian.

[@aarondenis79]

Holy crap Josh. This video had everything. Good jokes, emotional moments, and amazing storytelling. Even though I haven't been watching Formula 1 for very long, I have felt the effect that Seb has on the paddock, and you perfectly conveyed it in this video. Amazing job dude, keep killing it. #DankeSeb

[@thomaswiker3471]

I feel Vettle was the reason Red Bull got to be dominated and inspired others to do the same which is what Max is doing repeating history

[@aneroid]

This should be the finale of Drive To Survive Season 2022. Netflix owes you 6 digits.

[@gthm7]

My god man, that was such a beautiful video. I started watching F1 in 2021, thanks to drive to survive. I liked him for the way he presented himself in the interviews. Now when I look back, I don't know how I fell in love with that man. His announcement video gutted me. His highlights in the last 2 years excited me. The way the whole paddock payed tribute to him stunned me. If I had been following F1 since you guys have, i probably would have cried watching the video where Alonso held his hand as he was getting ready to race, and telling him "I will take care of you". Thank you so much for this love Letter from a fan to a legend.

[@Ricky911_]

Danke Seb für die erinnerungen. I will love you forever 💙❤️💚

[@martinweaver9373]

Thank you, this is the best video you have ever done.

[@simbarocksone]

Danke Seb. He made so many memories and moments that will never be forgotten. I'll never forget him winning his fourth world title in India. Still remember watching it like it was yesterday.

[@danielsimon4678]

These 42 minutes flew by so fast, damn! Probably the best f1 content I ever encountered, thank you!

[@robertatkins3361]

Incredible video Josh. Seb has been my hero and inspiration since the age of 7 and now at the age of 22 and still a huge fan of his. This reminded me just how incredible he is. The scenes and narration in this video provoke reminiscing about the incredible era that he participated in F1 and that I was lucky enough to grow up watching. Unfortunately the sport will be missing a huge asset next year, but he will always remain my hero. Thank you, this made my day.

[@volrath__]

The production on this one is amazing! For much of his career I disliked him, I was a huge Webber fan and thought Seb was arrogant for much of his RB run... It was in the years when him and Lewis were competing closely I noticed how much of a good guy he was, while the "fans" of both drivers tore each other apart online, him and Lewis battled hard and had nothing but nice things to say about each other (most of the time) Danke Seb, you will be missed massively by F1, I hope your future endeavours bring about the change this world really needs!

[@TheConfidentNoob]

I got a lump in my throat at the end of the video as I got so emotional. Danke Seb for all those glorious moments on and off the track. You’ll always be a legend of the sport!

[@AaronDav-nq8hk]

Absolutely brilliant, gotta say your damn good at this! sense of humor is on point.

[@thelegendgamer4747]

This was quite the tribute to Seb. Thanks Josh. This vid truly cherishes the man, the legend, Sebastian Vettel.

[@Vno27]

I started watching F1 in 2008 and Sebastian was the first driver I ever supported. It feels surreal seeing his career come to end, thanks for the memories Seb.

[@JavierJJX]

This video was a masterpiece, thanks for putting in the work that a Legend like Seb deserves.

[@AutoInsiderScoop]

This video is an incredible tribute to Sebastian Vettel and everything he has accomplished in his F1 career. The detailed analysis and storytelling truly capture the essence of his legacy, both as a driver and as a person.

[@jirouhanz2]

When I was visiting the Singapore for my 9th birthday, my family and I went to the ferris wheel above the circuit, and all I think of was him. Him being the best one there (of course he is, it was 2013). I was not big a fan of F1 when I was at my younger teens. I was a big drifting guy, and F1 was just out of my interests back then, but I occasionally see clips pop up on my youtube recommended, and I basically grew up seeing him in Ferrari. But then 2020 came, pandemic and shit, and also the rise of F1 onto the main mainstream. Of course, I watched it, and I felt BAD. I wanted to see the Scarlets to be on that top step. And then seeing him leave Ferrari genuinely scared me. I thought he'll retire, but then he joined Aston Martin. At that point, people either think he is going to retire or do a Schumacher and build a top team. I myself thought of those two too, but as the time went, it was kinda clear which one is a fact. Then the creation of his IG. I immediately thought that he might just try social media. But there it came. His announcement of his retirement. It was very sad for me to see, since this is probably the first time I see a hero of mine to retire. So him saying that he will be forgotten, I hope he knows that he is also the reason why some of us are now F1 fans.

[@magnustan841]

Dude was just the most well-rounded human being i remember getting to know. If i ever pick up and dispose a piece of litter on the floor that’s coloured green, red or blue, i might just tear up. Really want to meet him one day.

[@LilGril10]

Seb was the most loved driver in India in the early 2010's. He was the king of Indian GP! We will all miss Seb so much, I really hope he comes back in 2025/2026 with Audi. #DankeSeb

[@mesh8349]

Imagine if he does

[@keso_de_bola9174]

My God. Really lost for words on this upload of yours. I always am a Michael Schumacher fan, but I never realized how much "more attached" I am to Sebastian Vettel since I was there watching F1 from the start of his career to the very end. As I do notice his midfield performances and indeed a fan in his Red Bull days, seeing every aspect from the domination, the highs and lows, and every win and loss. All I can say for now is #DankeSeb. It's been a pleasure seeing you race on track.

[@coolguy10060]

Josh this was a masterpiece mate a true masterpiece deserving for a champion like seb. Hè Will be missed but somehow i think we will see seb again one way or another

[@mageyannik2731]

1:21 No Jochen Rindt was the first German Champion even when he became Champion posthomues

[@BrandonA1]

Rindt drove under an Austrian flag though, Schumacher was the first to win representing Germany

[@cyclonec9748]

the guy that really made me get into f1 in the first place ❤

[@AndyFromBeaverton]

What team did you race for? I don't recognize your name.

[@penisman4144]

@@AndyFromBeaverton ???

[@cyclonec9748]

I meant he got me interested in f1 😂

[@simdane5898]

Simply gripping production, this. Awesome job, brother, I loved every second of it and will watch it again 🌸

[@chaitanyamhadeshwar2261]

Record:100% win rate at India.

[@Nebechadnezzar]

I still remember that win at rainy Monza in the Torro Rosso, my jaw was on the floor for a week.

[@ThatzOriginal]

It's going to be weird this year not seeing Seb's banter and funny attitude.