This Is Getting Ridiculous...

[@orzorzelski1142]

>something something first at apex >drivers start forcing each other off the orbit of pluto on the exit FIA: surprised pikachu face

[@DNJ9o9o]

I thought this was about the recent sprint and was like “that was quick” 😢

[@JohnSmithShields]

That's what she said.

[@mexicanopdb]

He'll cover that next week

[@Amm17ar]

Thats next week loool.

[@dezpotizmOFheaven]

Would have been relatable, because the McLaren situation really was ridiculous. Just as hungary...

[@Xenuos]

There was nothing wrong with the sprint on McLaren's end- it was predetermined before the sprint that they'd swap as they're prioritising Lando for the WDC, which they said months ago anyway This was ALWAYS going to happen- why is anyone surprised???

[@coffeyallday]

For our non-American friends, the Chicago White Sox set an MLB record for losses in a season this year

[@dr_diddy]

records were meant to be broken, they must be very proud of that achievement.

[@AS34N]

Yeah, they had a rough one

[@teegee6312]

How did they accomplish that? I don't understand baseball at all, but still am interested in why xd

[@ILTP69420]

@@teegee6312Jerry Reinsdorf

[@ProxiProtogen]

They basically didnt win a game. Ever. 💀 ​@@teegee6312

[@frederick.gehlhoff]

Take it from a certain Spaniard: "All the time you have to leave the space!" "ALL THE TIME you have to leave the space!"

[@StefanVeenstra]

Unless it's that Spaniard who does it.

[@MizzesB]

Yes ...thi is how I choose to live life lol

[@narancs5]

Those were the good old days. There were only one or two drivers who liberated themselves from following this guideline. Now it is the norm.

[@renata6002]

This aged well. Can't wait to see you say something about dangerous situation in Sao Paulo not being penalized properly.

[@JRM-1301]

I guess we'll be getting a similar video to this next week about what happened in the sprint...

[@ravinderdasila9334]

What happend in sprint? Team orders have always been there And the vsc was only delayed for 1 lap because nico’s car was still moving and the corner was not a dangerous one

[@ThePhyry22]

@@ravinderdasila9334 Max was given a 5s penalty for a VSC infringement in the sprint (the penalty was just confirmed)

[@DNJ9o9o]

@@ravinderdasila9334No, that’s true and all. That being said, it’s been controversial for years and when the race ends with the 1-2 drivers being unsatisfied, it just makes you wonder.

[@coconut39]

@@ThePhyry22wasnt the penalty because max didnt follow the safety car delta. if thats the case its a fully deserved one

[@JRM-1301]

​​​​@@ravinderdasila9334You're right about team orders being part of the sport, although they're not popular, but it seemed like the FIA deliberately waited until Lando had overtaken Oscar, I mean come on, Hulkenberg was out of the car and there were only yellow flags with cars going full speed mere metres away. It was unsafe and unprofessional from the FIA, they should have called it sooner. You also conveniently forgot about Max's time penalty, which was also unjustified. The FIA just want a title fight, no matter what.

[@JamesMiller-lb3sk]

Whoever was behind that camera when Yuki hit the wall deserves a raise

[@takumifujiwara13954]

And a big fat bonus as well.

[@MrSpanks]

Yeah, incredible dedication to his job BUT he was VERY lucky not to have been injured. I think it highlights a possible area where improvements could/should be made: Cameras is such positions could be remotely operated?

[@markbonker6861]

Boy do I have a sprint to tell you about Josh, your upload timing is impeccable.

[@h.a.9880]

Sooo, VSC to allow Marshals to remove a car and penalties for exceeding VSC speedlimits are like incomprehensible voodoo magic to you?

[@gamechip06]

​@@h.a.9880that's not the point goober 🤦

[@Hamisxa]

@@h.a.9880 its the timing lil child

[@h.a.9880]

@@Hamisxa You mean mere seconds after Hulkenberg stopped his car? Or the fact that McLaren actually paid attention to what was going on, figured there might be a VSC/SC and went ahead with a planned swaparoo a lap earlier than originally anticipated? Dude, you don't get to call others "child", when you're this fucking immature and go for some incredibly childish kneejerk reaction like "FIA be doing the bad things to hurt my favorite driver." Grow the fuck up.

[@TheLibermania]

@@Hamisxa We all know Safety Cars and VSC usually happen 4 Seconds after the crash. Oh wait, they need almost a lap all the time. Also Hülkenberg was rolling (hill down) for quite a while, he could've got to a better spot,

[@SuddenSkies]

After last weekend this video's end is hilarious because Max did exactly what you wanted...

[@idexpro8263]

Bro is awfully quiet after Brazil

[@gauravmalltarlok5354]

Max fans trying to praise Verstappen while also condoning his garbage racecraft when under pressure is one of the funniest things.

[@kfilarski]

I’m by no means a Max “fan” however I think he is the best villain that F1 has ever had, and I kinda love him for that. Other drivers in the past would drive over that “line” and then stand in front of a microphone like I have no idea what you’re talking about I always race 100% fair no exceptions you can’t criticize me. And Max is like fuck it I’m gonna win this title exactly how I want to. And while yes it’s frustrating to see him use his talent this way at times, I love that he owns it and doesn’t try to pretend like he’s a saint.

[@leaverpool8059]

The way he brushed the questions out of this topic in post race interview was smooth. I do like him for this no bs kind of guy, he knew it was wrong but knows to not throw oil on the fire.

[@anthonyvanderkroft4940]

Yeah FOM is rubbing it's hands. He is almost like a WWE heel

[@FrancisFjordCupola]

I think you are just an utter racist.

[@Ryzard]

ABSOLUTELY. Red Bull and Max are compelling because they are amazing Villains/Antiheroes narratively - especially considering that... yknow, he ain't british, so he was always going to be a villain. Ask Schumacher, Senna, Alonso, etc. Perfect setup of the "tragic" end of an era before a new record could be set by the "hero" as he aged on, and a dark horse who had been nipping at his heels finally got a chance to really take him to the line. Then you have the ascent in 2022, beating the people's team in Ferrari, and then cementing the domination in 2023. Now, the knives are out, and he's gonna come back down biting and clawing. It's a perfect "villain" type series of seasons, where you watch a kid come to f1, mature into a tyrant, and then defend that throne. What makes me enjoy watching it is exactly as you said - he isn't apologizing, pretending he was oblivious, or just acting like he's a perfect glowing light in the world. He's blunt about it, like many were before him. Watching the rest of the fanbase and F1 world wrestle with that while other drivers continue to stay behind the PR lines is sometimes hilarious, too - as well as the fact that red bull have never really been sandbagging like Mercedes did for so long. It's reasonable to say that until 2021, almost every season was really just the Mercs pacing themselves while everyone else scrapped, and then Lewis or Toto would make a comment about "wow, those (lotus, ferrari, red bulls, etc.) were really scary today! We're barely keeping up!" and then proceed to dominate for half a decade further. Max literally said "LOL" after getting pole, yknow? It's refreshing to have seen a dominant regime that didn't try to gaslight the audience that they were actually struggling - because it makes it all the more exciting to see the fight taken to them. Seeing the McLarens shoot forward last year wouldn't have been so awesome if Max wasn't holding a complete monopoly on P1 after Miami. Seeing the title fight being so desperate this year wouldn't be impressive without the backdrop of the last three seasons. You know what Red Bull and Max are capable of, and watching them slide back - or their opposition catch up in force - feels like you're watching the lead be forcefully grabbed rather than if it had come in 2026 and red bull just didn't have a good car - think of Vettel. We never really saw a title defense from Seb in the hybrid era. He was just... gone. So the prospect of seeing max dragging that car as far as he can in the next few races, and likely in 2025, is compelling as hell. I'm not even really rooting for him (My GOAT is... in an Aston) - I'm honestly backing a couple of the other drivers taking it to him. But it's critical for the man on top to be truly scary if you want the ascent of a new champion to feel as sweet as possible.

[@kfilarski]

@@Ryzard well said.

[@presidentgeorgewashington1776]

And today, Max from P17 - P1! Impeccable driving!

[@baronvonsquirrel55]

Which again shows he doesn't need to drive like he did at Mexico or a large part of 2021. This is a lot of people's issue with him. He's good enough that he doesn't need to run anyone off the road.

[@VIRALforYOU2]

@@baronvonsquirrel55fighting for championship in a bad car. Say what you want but every other driver would do the same in that position . This is F1 no friendly meeting. Honestly don’t understand why people so butthurt . Now it’s more exciting since 2021 it’s still not good

[@mattcarper9853]

I say this as a Mclaren fan. I like watching Max. Regardess of thoughts on his style, he is talented, and frankly you do not become champion in this series without some sort of ruthlessness. Historically this has been a fact, and I think a lot of the "modern audience" can't see the history of the sport. They're acting on feelings.

[@DeathBlocks]

I have no problem with someone being ruthless, but to me that means being rough within the rules. The only difference between what Max did at turn 7 and someone just swerving and pushing his opponent off the road was that here Max could technically claim he just overshot the corner. His intention was to force Lando to not make the corner. That's not ruthless, that is against the rules. If you ask me it isn't even that much different to ramming your rival out of the race.

[@AlphaAssasinYT]

The recent title fights have shown how much awe-inspiring respect was in the Vettel-Hamilton and Alonso-Raikkonnen-Schumacher-Montoya Rivarlies

[@wesselromijn078]

Vettel rammed Hamilton lol, tf u on about 😂

[@greatsageclok-roo9013]

@@wesselromijn078Only once and as a reaction to what he accused Hamilton of brake-checking. They seldom ever came together.

[@leaverpool8059]

Schumacher-Montoya really? 😂😂😂😂

[@sandalphoncpu]

⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠@@wesselromijn078the same Hamilton who rammed Vettel in Fuji 2008, China 2010, etc? Tf are you talking about buddy

[@sebastianahrens2385]

​@@leaverpool8059 Oh yes, that reminds me of Montoya saying something like "You must be either stupid or blind to not see me there" after Schumi forced him off track at Imola. And like others already said - Schumi, Vettel and Hamilton have all had their fair share of crashes in significant races/fights for position. That said, I don't remember Alonso or Räikkönen being involved in such situations. Which doesn't mean Alonso never had any crashes. Just in 2022 he came together with Hamilton at Spa ("...this guy only knows how to drive and start in first.") and Stroll in USA which caused his car to do an epic wheelie. But these crashes don't have that smelly smell like Schumi's 1994 and 1997 crashes, which were most likely intentional, nor like Hamilton crashing out Verstappen at Silverstone in 2021. I don't think Hamilton did that on purpose, but he must have known that was an absolutely reckless move to make. Same for Räikkönen. Not only do I not remember him having any such significant crashes, I think he could've easily had more than a single title had things not gone exactly like they did.

[@TheRayKh]

People don’t realise it, but the actual points difference in the standings between BottleTheStart Norris and Mad Max after the Brazil Sprint and before the Brazil Race is Hamilton.

[@PhantomMark]

Checo is hopeless, how he still has a seat IDK. Sponsors must be the only answer !!

[@MrWarhead16]

At this point, Redbull deserve their P3 in the constructors. It baffles me how retaining a driver bec of sponsors outweighs P3 and not winning since Spain. Checo was the only one who hasnt won in the top 4 teams this year.

[@scottmcqueen3964]

@@MrWarhead16 Its just math really. 3rd place is only $9 million less than 2nd, plus comes with more development time for 2025. If Checo's sponsors bring in more than $9 million compared to alternative drivers (which they almost certainly do) then you are kinda shooting yourself in the foot by replacing him.

[@TheDurgh202]

Telcel/Carlos Slim. It's money Red Bull desperately needs i guess

[@anareel4562]

If it turns out the money comes from the cartels (which I don't think it does, just playing devil's advocate) could RB be charged with money laundering or funding criminal organizations or something?

[@issahgyandi3365]

@@scottmcqueen3964 tell 'em, king

[@ischwhit6747]

i dont see how anyone could pin any lame on Liam... it was clear as day that checo stormed into a closing door, then forcing liam off track. is Josh high?

[@issahgyandi3365]

are you

[@MizzesB]

@@issahgyandi3365 yes why. I mean you have to be to read some of those kiddies comments. Not your comment. This makes me higher. lol

[@danielali8989]

Checo was never making that corner, Lawson did absolutely right by fighting back. They're trying to justify Checos pace in that race. They're forgetting Ricciardo was suppose to be in that seat, this race being the reason Checo kept his seat makes it more funnier. He still didn't perform.

[@christophergritti9873]

Liam was absolutely not in the wrong. Checo tried to pull a max and shove him off the road and he held his ground. Hes not going to allow himself to get shoved around. Cant wait to see fans cry harder when he stands his ground again

[@SammiSkulz]

Liam was in the wrong and he has a shitty attitude after the race

[@Gothstana]

@@SammiSkulz Not being a Red Bull boot-licker doesn't mean he has a bad attitude, jesus christ. Let the man drive for himself, not his older sibling team.

[@SammiSkulz]

@ not a bootlicker he even got in trouble for his actions but apparently you have a crush and didn’t want to accept that

[@clemente111]

max channeling his inner toro roso days 💪🏾

[@guatf1]

The middle finger was awesome, drivers are all afraid to show their feelings and get told what to say. Lawson just said fuck it and i like that, helmut should like that too, as that is basically a big reason max is driving with rb

[@takumifujiwara13954]

Red Bull really screwed themselves over this year. Sure, Lawson is pretty much auditioning for the 2nd RBR seat, but they still need Checo to gain as much points as possible to get back at least 2nd in the constructor's championship. But Lawson's antics wasn't helping in that regard, hence why Marko and Horner admonished him.

[@HapiiiValky]

Dang F1 and the fans being too soft and calling it "rigged" nowadays? Then don't say that your idol is Senna or Schummy if that's the case

[@JoshuaC923]

Spot on

[@Car.V1]

All those so-called "Senna" and "schumacher" fans weren't even alive to even see them race 😭😭🙏🙏

[@weevileban3405]

@@Car.V1 kid you probably weren’t even alive when Sebastian Vettel was dominating in 2010 and 2013, I was born the 80s when McLaren was dominating, So shut up kid, Go back masturbating Max Verstappen Fanboy page

[@weevileban3405]

@@Car.V1 kid you probably weren’t even alive for Vettel dominance in 2010 to 2013, meanwhile, I was born back in the 80s when McLaren was dominating, so go back to defending shitheads like Max who are spoiled brats who just get in a car and do absolutely nothing

[@Antoine_ZR1]

@@Car.V1for real!

[@PureBassO]

Max is like all the greats .... They'll do anything to win ... We've seen it from all the best Senna, Hamilton, Schumacher ... All had controversial moments

[@crazyhorse9298]

One thing not talked about is that Lando just isn't a good racing driver... Superior car for about 8-10 races this season, wins 2. Faster than Max but struggles to overtake him over and over again and Norris then gets desperate and Max sticks his elbows out and gets the blame. Lewis and Max collided a few times in 2021, but for the most part, Lewis got past Max just fine. Norris has spent so many laps the last few months, stuck behind Max and unable to overtake. Because he needs the rocket ship car to be faster as opposed to him being better. Look at the Qualifying record, proves the point. Doesnt' need to overtake at Q3. But does need to hold a lead on Turn 1 and can't do it. Norris would be the worst driver to win a WDC in a long time if he managed to pull this season off.

[@DeathBlocks]

I don't think it is fair to say not a good racing driver, look at his competition in the other 3 top teams (And his own). But I agree on that last sentence, worst since Button I would say.

[@johanb.7869]

He keeps making mistakes when under pressure. Max not a single one. Lando at least 4 yesterday.

[@johanb.7869]

@@DeathBlocks he struggles when under pressure and that's why he won't be champion. At least not this year. But theoratically he still has a chance, but a very slim one. But never say never😉

[@prodzynclads]

This video did not age well

[@adri_backhand-ym6iy]

Funny that meanwhile i was watching this video verstappen got a 5sec penalty

[@jamesebrown2043]

Yes indeed, bc too early before normal race resumed near checked flag ended as of result of this as FiA Virtual Safety Car (Ending) Infringement, so yes, as always to expect.

[@GTAracingUK]

@@jamesebrown2043adolf yapler

[@heyday1233]

​@jamesebrown2043 strange how the race resumed at the apex of the corner that was the last major overtaking position. Strange how they left a car out on the track for 2/3 laps, until conveniently calling it right after the mclarens swapped F1 is just a theatre performance at the moment, fia are trying to bring it close so it's a title decider race in Abu Dhabi.

[@GryphLane]

​@@heyday1233Strange how Max fanatics always claim a conspiracy theory whenever they don't get their own way

[@heyday1233]

@@GryphLane I'm not a max fanatic, I couldn't care less who wins, just would appreciate some consistency

[@minibus9]

Awesome video. It's fair to say Max's driving can be an issue, however, with that said all great drivers have done dogy things, and Max is no different

[@elGa_tUrRo]

Aged like milk

[@rts267]

9:00 WHITE SOX MENTIONED RAHHHHH

[@armandorodriguez9245]

Close enough he’s American now

[@Ryzard]

Red Bull and Max are compelling because they are amazing Villains/Antiheroes narratively - especially considering that... yknow, he ain't british, so he was always going to be a villain. Ask Schumacher, Senna, Alonso, etc. Perfect setup of the "tragic" end of an era before a new record could be set by the "hero" as he aged on, and a dark horse who had been nipping at his heels finally got a chance to really take him to the line. Then you have the ascent in 2022, beating the people's team in Ferrari, and then cementing the domination in 2023. Now, the knives are out, and he's gonna come back down biting and clawing. It's a perfect "villain" type series of seasons, where you watch a kid come to f1, mature into a tyrant, and then defend that throne. What makes me enjoy watching it is exactly as you said - he isn't apologizing, pretending he was oblivious, or just acting like he's a perfect glowing light in the world. He's blunt about it, like many were before him. Watching the rest of the fanbase and F1 world wrestle with that while other drivers continue to stay behind the PR lines is sometimes hilarious, too - as well as the fact that red bull have never really been sandbagging like Mercedes did for so long. It's reasonable to say that until 2021, almost every season was really just the Mercs pacing themselves while everyone else scrapped, and then Lewis or Toto would make a comment about "wow, those (lotus, ferrari, red bulls, etc.) were really scary today! We're barely keeping up!" and then proceed to dominate for half a decade further. Max literally said "LOL" after getting pole, yknow? It's refreshing to have seen a dominant regime that didn't try to gaslight the audience that they were actually struggling - because it makes it all the more exciting to see the fight taken to them. Seeing the McLarens shoot forward last year wouldn't have been so awesome if Max wasn't holding a complete monopoly on P1 after Miami. Seeing the title fight being so desperate this year wouldn't be impressive without the backdrop of the last three seasons. You know what Red Bull and Max are capable of, and watching them slide back - or their opposition catch up in force - feels like you're watching the lead be forcefully grabbed rather than if it had come in 2026 and red bull just didn't have a good car - think of Vettel. We never really saw a title defense from Seb in the hybrid era. He was just... gone. So the prospect of seeing max dragging that car as far as he can in the next few races, and likely in 2025, is compelling as hell. I'm not even really rooting for him (My GOAT is... in an Aston) - I'm honestly backing a couple of the other drivers taking it to him. But it's critical for the man on top to be truly scary if you want the ascent of a new champion to feel as sweet as possible.

[@omarsonmarz]

2:22 checo didn’t jump the start, he was out of place in his grid box

[@mini696]

Which is a jump start.

[@narancs5]

There is "bias". Russel got a 5sec penalty for forcing Bottas off in Austin. Max gets 10 seconds for forcing off Lando. Same thing, different penalty. And it is not like Max has been repeatedly penalized for this. Sure, there were debates among the fans regularly over certain moves but that should not concern stewards. ( Like us calling them out nearly every race does not ) Seems like when they change the stewards those people come back like: Man, I would have given 3 penalties for Verstappen in Austin. Let's double all his penalties in this race to make up for it.

[@TheBlackEventorizon]

"Oh goodie." Perfect use of that moment 🤣

[@mickcompagnoni1114]

That camera guy should win employee of the year.

[@mccannmotorsports3858]

I'm sorry if you guys disagree but I feel like Perez is more at fault in the Lawson incident. He did kind of push Lawson wide and almost to the grass

[@maddyc2412]

Definitely, Lawson did nothing wrong and I don't blame him for being pissed

[@gigacream5830]

Theres a reason he was the one being investigated by the stewards. A fact all of Checos coping fans seem to just gloss over😂

[@NJRanirishnirvana]

Liam could have avoided more like Norris did, but Perez did push him off. Why would Liam roll over if he's fighting for a seat? The fact it came to blows, or that he was there at all still leaves Perez the one with egg on his face. As for Max, the Austin one's for George & Piastri were 5 secs, so the first one might be 5 secs. The second one though was more than that so how it got the same 10 sec penalty is nonsense. If the first is 10 secs, 2nd is drive through.

[@lucaswatson1913]

Sainz leaving Ferrari is criminal

[@ShantiDutta-t4y]

And being in a Williams is the biggest crime

[@B__L]

@@ShantiDutta-t4y You don't know that until 2026.

[@ShantiDutta-t4y]

@@B__L i guess so

[@thandosocikwa]

You know the guy who’s replacing him has more championships than Sainz has race wins right?🤣

[@AgamotoGuitar]

He didn't leave, Ferrari kicked him out :c

[@lukaswild9908]

At this rate, Max might pull the same stuff in Abu Dhabi like Senna in Japan and Schumacher in Jerez

[@90MinutenLang020Damsko]

Or Prost in japan and Schumacher in australia?

[@Boo-jk3ii]

If he does there is a big chance he might get the Schumacher treatment and get DSQ from the championship.

[@SimRacingTimeMachine]

@@Boo-jk3ii Oh god if that happens, imagine the reaction of him, his army, Horner and Marco... They'll smell conspiracy even if Max will cleanly take out Lando F1 Open lobby style.

[@Gatorguy997]

NOT MY WHITE SOX CATCHING A STRAY IN A JOSH REVELL VIDEO WHAAAAAAAAT

[@lunaticgamer75]

This is getting ridiculous, how dare we even thought of a championship battle when Max exists

[@Braselton21]

1:44 Cameraman Never Dies ;)

[@dilipvats7934]

Came to see after max win 🤣

[@finnSR_]

3:07 „The Pato-Dixie-Crises“ i love it 😂

[@lozssaddict]

Get that cameraman a stiff drink, a Snuggie, a feel good movie, and the mother of all edibles.

[@maddyc2412]

Lawson was in no way at fault, that was Checo, how tf do you blame Lawson for that???

[@har234908234]

"Don't crash into your teammate" ;)

[@bradleymurray1871]

He’s trying really hard to not look biased as Liam is a New Zealander instead he just comes across as a Liam hater

[@progmetalfan4270]

Mexican bias

[@SammiSkulz]

By having working eyes

[@MadIIMike]

F1 is turning out like football, where actions taken aren't "ideal" for the player or the team on their own, but instead rely on the rules/VAR to turn it into their favor. Dumbing it down, if you're first at the Apex, the corner is yours. We can discuss sentimentality all you want, but in both incidents in Mexico, if Max had send it hard enough to be first at the apex, the rules would have been in his favor. The second incident would likely have resulted in a big crash, especially if Lando had done the same and also send it as hard as he can to be first at the Apex, like he did in the first. In the first incident there was a runoff area... which Lando used... and didn't slow down significantly after (relative to the Ferrari, he gained). In the second incident, there would have been barriers. Do we really want to do the same old f around and find out if two drivers repeat Bellof and Ickx in Spa, to be "first at the apex" ? Edit: How biased the FIA is, I can't tell. But IMO the most glaring example was Alonso's 20s Penalty in Australia vs. Russell. Like... I've seen Hamilton do it for entire races without as much as a warning.

[@Thuddster]

You want an example of racing 'like'? Alonso and Perez at Interlagos last year, the last 1/3rd of the race. Some of the very best racing when it mattered - close, on the limit yet fair, with no track limits issues. To me, that was perhaps the best sustained F1 wheel-to-wheel racing in memory. A model of respect and excellence, it should be the standard and not the exception.

[@12rennsemmel]

Max is comparable with Schumacher, but also Schmui got his fair share of hate and also penalties when he went overboard. But I wouldn't compare him to Senna. That man made some mad moves, but this was not the norm for him. Senna had a lot of under pressure moments and most of the time, he battled fair. To boil him down to one corner (and that was a revenge, for when he got fugged) is sickening. But in conclusion I also think that Max will be viewed as one of the greats.

[@RCToTheFuture]

NASCAR fans: “First time?”

[@buddyb4343]

You are correct, in 10-20 years, the recent incidents with Max will be meaningless. But the rules enforced today aren't for that time period, they are for the next race to the next season! If Max is allowed to keep dive bombing the apexes without consequence, it will effect race and season outcomes, and might effect lives as well!

[@DeathBlocks]

Yeah, if you take Schumacher as an example, what he did was worse yet even people who despise dirty tactics and cheating and who watched at the time will be fans.

[@bberg82]

Lando needed to give the place back to Max immediately. Max has seen how the FIA tries to steal championships and gift them to British drivers.

[@SubVet84]

08:59 as a Chicago resident and Chicago Cubs fan, I absolutely love this reference!! Considering that the Chicago White Sox just set the record for the most losses in a season ever, it’s a brutal comparison! 😂

[@wardencobb7442]

Max should have only received a 5 second penalty for the second incident. The first "incident" wasn't an incident -just good racing. The real issue here with the heavy penalties is biased and with a conflict of interest Tim Mayer, the son of McLaren co-founder Teddy Mayer being a steward as well as biased as ever Johnny Herbert.

[@TimidSylveon]

I honestly think he deserved both penalties. No exception. However, I still think it's more respectable the way he earned them vs. the passive aggressive garbage a lot of other drivers get away with like taking their rival out in a "plausibly deniable" way that only gets a 5s penalty. At least when Verstappen tries to take you out, it's completely obvious and to the wall lol. There's no "I'm going to back out if I can take damage", it's just flat out "you're going off and I don't care if I go off too" which is commendable - as much as that behaviour is awful..

[@thesfdoctor3603]

I love your pfp

[@kennyfrankovich5507]

7:50 Otmar catchin strays

[@eliascregard396]

That Otmar joke was uncalled for lol

[@TheElectronNinja]

How is the RB so slow now??? This isn't like the car we saw at the beginning of the season. How tf do you go from 30+ sec lead to win then to become 3-4 fastest car???

[@TheBroz]

They’re not slow, the others got faster

[@SammiSkulz]

Simple and it’s been explained multiple times. They fucked with things they didn’t need to and checo tried telling them but they didn’t listen for months until max finally said it

[@TheElectronNinja]

@@SammiSkulz I did some digging, it might be an a-symmetric drive shaft that the FIA banned. This would explain why Max is complaining on how horrible the turns are in the RB.

[@Alex-cw3rz]

9:54 I think we should also pump the breaks on comparing Max to Schumacher and Senna. Let alone before I was a fan of F1 I knew that Schumacher drove into a driver just to win. So it definitely tarnished his legacy. Maybe the difference is in 20 years, if you said Max Vestappen to a non F1 fan they probably wouldn't have a clue who you were jabbering on about. But will still know who Schumacher is and that he crashed into someone just to win.

[@richardpatton2502]

This wasn’t a “move of desperation” This was a pre meditated attempt to ruin Lando’s race. Also, Senna did it as a revenge for previous actions. Shumacher was outright dirty All the best to everyone

[@thesfdoctor3603]

And Prost did what he did at Suzuka89 because Senna was driving like Max drives nowadays

[@ndh06]

To you, this is the most disgraceful driving on a race track, to Max is just Sunday.

[@FlashoftheBlades]

That cameraman has some colossal balls of steel.

[@billschwarz1157]

Anyone remember grass and gravel? Good times

[@yveaux500]

Well this didn't age well. Curious how Josh is going to react to Max' masterclass in Brazil since the videos on complaining about his driving style is getting a bit old.

[@thomaslauffenberger5795]

"...and issued a season pass to Chicago White Sox games." Speaking as a Chicago Cubs fan, may I just add: 1) {SFX: spitting laughing while trying to conceal it} 2) Attendance made compulsory, with all innings attended, even extra innings 3) Also make him drive and pay the outrageous parking fees The Sox will ultimately improve (how could they not?), but still, all in all, well played, sir!

[@mexicanopdb]

Can't wait for the trilogy after this weekend is over

[@Mackentyre]

Oh Boy, can't wait to see the reaction to Brazil Sprint heh

[@Finkelfunk]

As a Verstappen fan I can confidently say: That was some highly regarded stuff by Max, just kamikaze-ing into Norris. Even he seems to know just how regarded that was, like he didn't even complain about the 10 second penalty.

[@dreccasawa9975]

He actually went out to say that it was worth it because Norris didn't win the race.

[@SsSHardt]

The question in my mind is are those two penelties actually on pair with what has been issued before? Norris overtaking on the outside, yeilding 5 sec. Russel forcing off the track, also 5 sec. While Max gets a double 10 sec penelty for both, even after Norris is holding on to the position. Thats where the bias part comes on. Not even taking into account other things that happend this season. Norris forcing Max off the road and onto the grass in Spain yeilding nothing. Lewis steering into Max in Hungary. Lewis divebomb in Miami. So on so forth. its just the inconsistisy of the stewards that annoys peaple and raises the questions about them being biased.

[@deepspiritmedia9485]

Josh doesn't know but the cameraman never dies.

[@akashmore5624]

😂

[@BearlyBearrr]

"its a very good time to be a ferrari fan" I have never seen many ferrari fans on twitter being happy that Carlos Sainz won a race lol

[@TheOneWhoMightBe]

Max has such incredible driving talent, yet we repeatedly see him being a dirty driver like this (including to his own team mates).

[@arkekkers]

10:40 like the leclerc vs verstappen fights?

[@VictorCiolacu]

Who is here after Brazil? 😂😂😂😂

[@metal-gods]

Max will be viewed like Seb. Brilliant in the right time and place. It's the curse of Red Bull 4 good years and then there's the edge of the cliff.

[@Controldo]

In terms of winning championships maybe. Seb was always there in the top 3 drivers between 2015-2018, and Verstappen was slowly creeping up the standings between 2017-2020, so I wouldn't exactly call it a cliff.

[@B__L]

"curse of Red Bull 4 good years and then there's the edge of the cliff" I'd hardly call finishing either 2nd or 3rd in the constructors between 2014-2021 (ignoring 4th in 2015) falling off the edge of a clif... that's almost as bad as the Merc fans that rage at social media admins when Hamilton comes 4th to "FIX THE CAR REEEE". Red Bull fans have been spoiled since 2009.

[@lordracer7743]

@@B__L merc fans were also spoiled since 2014 and couldnt believe that they lost in 2021.

[@QurttoRco]

hardly Seb had plenty of good races in him left, And Max is even quicker although much dirtyer driver

[@sumdude1176]

@@lordracer7743 ferrari fans : i wisha to be spoilda

[@damianisaacs7180]

The cars are so big now you just can't have long term close battles in a race. It's either DRS or a dive bomb like Max in Mexico. I also want a whole episode about Johnny Herbert 😂😂😂

[@NeptuneTowers]

No penalty for Norris and Mercedes in Brasil... why?

[@IzakiAkanami]

The Mad Max doing MAD things is simply a spectacle to watch, the drama and controversies with everyone's endless debates is always so interesting to gain insight on, as everyone has varying opinions, and I honestly cannot blame them lol

[@AntoniusTyas]

Speaking of Rodriguez brothers, you should probably tell everyone the story of 1970 BOAC 1000 at Brands Hatch. The day Pedro forgot about the rain.

[@bberg82]

After today, there is no question that Herbert the Clown isn’t biased against Max and towards British drivers.

[@VosTours]

"when they get a WITH of a opening, they come all over like..... Aaaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhh. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 I laughed the stuffing out of my self. Best comparison ever🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Someone needs to clip it and make a meme of this. It was genius 😂😂❤❤

[@dizzyduck44]

“The most absolute shithousary in the history of absolute shithousary” was the highlight of my week.

[@Fuzzidio]

Hi Josh, I was just wondering if you could give your views on the Lawson/Perez incident and explain why you think Lawson is at fault.

[@MizzesB]

Hi thanks for the question. Perez was ahead.

[@Fuzzidio]

@@MizzesB That doesn't mean anything, if being "ahead" is the prerequisite for running people off track then why did Max get a pen for running Lando off when Max was "ahead"

[@Alex58399]

Today proved that Johnny Herbert is corrupt

[@MrSpanks]

Nonsense! You know very little about racing if you genuinely think that! Or maybe you need to look at the definition of 'corrupt'?!

[@thesfdoctor3603]

And then Max won the race thanks to the red flag. Does that mean that Herbert is now austrian?

[@Alex58399]

@ he won thanks to his skill. Hater

[@wat3rskin]

And to all this, we saw what Max did on the sprint, grab the popcorn, we have a loose cannon 😂

[@chickywings3596]

Bloody hell 1 min since it is uploaded and I’m already watching, new record 😮

[@evaniltonpires2238]

Hamilton and Russel gave a very nice example on how to race nicely, in the same race and same corners...

[@ora5799]

Im keen to see the video for sao palou, what a weekend.

[@domosterd]

britt argues that fia isnt biased for britts lmao

[@ZOLTN54]

He's from New Zealand

[@Spudchucker92]

The fact you can’t tell the difference between someone from Britain and New Zealand is………depressing actually. I want to laugh but I literally can’t.

[@pawelnowak5013]

This is today's one F1, and it's a great time to be part of it. Everyone talks about old times....obviously amazing, but prises the ones you witness

[@megacup3977]

10:15 well senna did that because same track last year prost did the same,in the other hand schumi has done it multiple times and him in ferrari was a band of cheaters

[@Ethan_Nascarfan]

The funny thing about the Rodriguez brothers is that I just did an ofrenda project in Spanish class about Pedro

[@SetsunaTheFandom]

10:07 we got Josh Revell doing the Cell Yell before GTA 6

[@leaverpool8059]

Steward do have bias to certain drivers, depending on who is present and that's an issue. This time wasn't on Verstappen side, but such stewards needs to be thanked and given the bench, it's toxic and create discrepancies between the races. Also do not take stewards that are part or were part of a team, seems pretty straightforward but somehow difficult for F1...

[@DavorZdralo]

I agree with Max getting a penalty, but Landa had to give the position back in that case, or also receive a penalty for overtaking off the track. You can't fucking have it both ways, it's asinine, too.

[@justinw4901]

The fact that Perez got a seat at Red Bull instead of Sainz is insane. There is no way foul play isn't at play here.

[@Jonathan-kraai]

max races lando very stongly. because basically he cant lose. if they collide and the race is over for both, better for max. so lando can avoid the fighting, but then wont be world champion or he races max for his chance to become one. i think we will see more pretty intense races between them two for the rest of this season. and it make the sport just more appealing to watch - as long as max does not earn himself a championchip disqualification like schumacher did around 2000

[@zaksacc]

Nah but if you look at what Max did from another perspective, I’d say Max beat Lando. That Red Bull was soo off the pace it was just funny. Max knew that, but also knew that the McLaren was rapid. If he didn’t do that to Lando, Lando would’ve easily chased down the Ferraris and led the race from there. He could’ve lost another 7-8 points to him, but didn’t

[@BritishWilly]

Josh amazing video as always, love everything you do but can you please reduce the bass in your mic please :)

[@Not_A_Cat]

Senna/Prost. Schumacher/Hill. Schumacher/Villeneuve. And now Lando/Max.

[@JingelJjay]

Max fully deserved these penalties. And it was necessary to put him in his place. Harrassing stewards and other drivers is ridiculous. However if Twitter & Co. existed in 2006 I would have started a riot to defend Schumis parking in Rascasse. But I was 8.

[@Cr1ngedClient]

I did not expect to hear a shot at the Chicago White Sox, but as a Cubs fan I'm here for it.