Honorable mention: Nico Hulkenberg losing the 2012 Brazil GP in a Force India after an incredible drive. Who knows where his career would've went if he got that
The safety car that came out to pick up debris that been on the track for like 20 laps already cost him. Hulk and Button were miles ahead of 3rd place in their own race at that point.
Another honorable mention: Alex Albon Austria 2020, he may not have had it in the bag but on new softs vs the Mercs on old hards, I think if he didn't get blessed he would have won
As in: Spa 1991 Monza 1994, 95, 96, 97 Nürburgring 95 Just off the top of my head. Not sure about ten, but thereabouts. Well, at least he got lucky once!
Or Barrichello.. He was a total puppet in the Ferrari, as a Schumacher's team mate. He would have won a lot more without so clear playing for Michael. But on terms of mechanical things etc. Häkkinen and Räikkönen suffered A LOT!
Austria 2020: Nicolas Latifi was set to win his debut Grand Prix in the Williams, but in a shocking turn of events 10 other drivers finished in front of him ;´(
@@autisticguitar I mean Alonso lost to Trulli in 2004 and is a disgrace of a person (not that I wish harm on him, I was sad to hear of the accident recently). But he beat Grosjean, can't deny this (even though 2009 Grosjean was worse than 2012/2013 Grosjean). Overall I prefer Kimi to Alonso.
JPM would not have won the race. The Williams were on Michilens, which were a terrible wet weather tyre. With the rain that followed, he would've dropped like a stone
There's no way he would've survived the rain storm a few minutes later. In the previous race in Malaysia he spun out in similar conditions. Maybe he would've finished the race, but DC would've beat him anyway
1:36 - it wasn't even Kimi's fault. He's just a class act. The oil marshalls didn't even wave the black and yellow warning flag. It was just bad luck Kimi went on the Toyota's oil spill first.
If you watch from 1:25 you can see Kimi pass a waved yellow and from Michael's onboard you can see double waved yellow flags. McNish's Toyota had only just spun so there was no time to display the slippery surface flag when the yellows take priority. Plus there's no such thing as "oil marshals" - and it's a red and yellow flag which the marshals hold stationary.
@@ciaronsmith4995 go and watch the live broadcast, the camera cuts to McNish facing backwards and then the leaders pass by - he can't have been sitting there for long.
JPM would not have won that race. The Williams were on Michilens, which were a terrible wet weather tyre. With the rain that followed, he would've dropped like a stone, or dropped it off the road
As an older chap, he used words like "amazing" and "fantastic" in their traditional sense, as in hard to believe, scarcely credible etc. We're used to them being used almost exclusively for positive descriptions now, whereas something can be fantastic or amazing in a bad or even neutral way too.
I saw the Sakhir Grand Prix live and it was terrible to see George suffering with those problems, even then his recovery drive was nothing short of extraordinary. A future champ for sure.
Hakkinen retired 3 times by engine failure while he was leading that year. While it wasn't as bad as 2005 for Kimi because he was not a championship contender, it was still heart-breaking. And those 3 times it was Villeneuve who eventually won, so Mercedes' unreliability had a big impact on the championship result (OTOH, the Mercedes was the most powerful that year, so it must have come at some cost).
Jacque's oil leak was so big it changed the colour or Damon's car! All the white turned to burned oil brown, must have been a nightmare to drive behind
Hill was also leading the previous Grand Prix at Silverstone when his engine blew up; but at least he did go on to win the following three races after the puncture in Hockenheim.
I agree in his illegal engine he shouldn’t have been anywhere near the front and thus got the deserved result. People really glorify this mediocre kid way too much
Back in 1999, my friend and I decided that any driver who stood in for the regular driver would be known as a "Salo-man" He even had his own song - Macho man by the Village people but we Salo in place of Macho.
Yes, 183 laps in the lead without ever winning is unfair when 1961 world champion Phil Hill lead 171 laps in total in his entire F1 career. Jackie Stewart considered Chris Amon "One of the three best drivers I ever raced against." Always in the wrong team at the wrong time. I'm surprised the mentioned Italy 1971 when Canada 1968 (72 laps lead in grand style only to retire with gearbox issues) and France 1972 (was cruising to an easy victory when a puncture forced him to pit and rejoin in 8th, still finished a great 3rd). He was still proving his talent and speed in the 1976 Swedish GP when he qualified an Ensign(!) 3rd while Lauda qualified his Ferrari in 5th and James Hunt his McLaren 8th. In the race itself Amon held 4th with his Ensign for 37 laps and Lauda couldn't get past him and was stuck in 5th (driving a much faster Ferrari) for all those 37 laps until Amon retired with technical mishaps. Anyways, he won the 1966 LeMans with Bruce McLaren. No matter what Hollywood tries to convince people it was Dan Gurney who sailed off into the distant lead with his Ford GT40 while the other Fords were told to "stand back and not give chase". When Gurney retired from the lead with merely 4 hours to go Amon wanted to race Ken Miles for the win but was ordered to "hold position". Had he been able to do so I have little doubt he'd catch him and win in great style. Instead Miles crossed the line first but McLaren/Amon won the race by virtue of having traveled a longer distance. Nobody but the French organizers knew of this rule at the time. While manufactured Hollywood drama will tell you Miles would have won it easily it's false. Gurney was slated to win easily when his car broke down and Amon and Bruce McLaren were preventing from racing Miles/Hulme. McLaren and Amon were worthy winners of the race even if it happened due to unexpected events. In the Motorsport Magazine Top 100 Drivers of All Time, Chris Amon ranked #24.
@@jamesshunt5123 I can't remember who said it, could have been Mario Andretti, but describing Amon's unluckiness he said if Amon became an undertaker people would stop dying.
Some very clever editing at 3:52 - in the original interview Villeneuve said "Rothmans Williams Renault" - F1 in 2021 have edited out the tobacco advertising! Which I fully agree with btw.
@@troyrino9198 i agree, it was a way for bottas to try and get a podium, because if george got a better position then bottas , it wouldve looked bad on the team
What is even more amazing about Damon Hill's bad luck is that Germany 1993 wasnt his first win attempt: France 1993: Team orders, he handed the victory to Prost. They finished the race less than a second from each other. Great Britain 1993: He was leading the race by far and then.... engine failure. Germany 1993: the puncture. All those 3 races in succession!. Afterwards: Hungary, Belgium and Italy all victories for him. Next race, Portugal, he had to start from the back of the grid (engine stall on parade lap, he was on pole position) and finished 3rd 8s away from Schumacher and Prost! By the way he was fighting the championship with Prost that race. Totally underrated driver.
The most painful one was Stefan Johansson retiring on the last lap denying him his first (and only) win with Ferrari at Imola. Absolutely heartbreaking.
Monza 1971, sums up Chris Amon's career down to a T. If there was anything that could prevent him taking the chequered flag first, it had his name on it
@@LPSilentHunter agreed, although the man himself wasn't so sure. He pointed out (before he passed away in 2016) that he lived through one of the sport's most dangerous eras, while many of those he raced against didn't
@@gustavomarques4097 Same, I was so disappointed when I saw that it was Damon Hill. Senna was actually in the lead when the race was stopped. He only lost due to a rule that says whoever was leading the last completed lap wins the race. So, Prost won. Smh
@@BigJohn_S117 Senna DNF in Monaco 1984 with damaged suspension according to Toleman Team then. The Red Flag actually saved him from a potential nasty crash.
Surely Lando Norris now comes at No1 with Alex Albon (Austria 2020) featuring. Thats now all 4 drivers of the Twitch gen losing their maiden victories 💔
Yeah. Wasn't expecting list full of champions... There were car failures and bad luck, but that was straight team order on a guy that wouldn't ever win again.
Not really. I mean why the f*** has Mercedes a reverse driver if they just borrow a driver from another team? And I feel sorry for Bottas because nobody respects him but blamed him for that race although he pitted just to drive again the oldest tires
Damon Hill was leading the previous race at Silverstone as well before his engine failed so he was cruelly denied a maiden win twice in two races. Fortunately, he went on to win the next three races after Germany so he didn't have to dwell too long on the near misses.
Russell's event is the most heartbreaking one. You may say he still gets lots of chances in the future, but you never know by the time Merc finally sign him, they might not be as dominant anymore with all those rule changes. That race was his best shot, and Merc failed him in the most pathetic way possible.
@@maxouf1 MrDahl is right, that was 2001. Though he also lost a potential win in the 2000 US Grand Prix due to car failure. And another earlier in the season in Brazil. And the race right before that in Australia...
That Southafrican GP in 1978 should be also the first win from Riccardo Patrese who was leading the race and his Arrows' engine blew up 15 laps away from the checkered flag. It should've been the one and only Arrows win in F1 for the man who drove the most races with Arrows. Patrese also has the only pole position in the history of Arrows Team.
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Hulkenberg lost not only a maiden win and a podium, but he even lost his place at this video.
Brazil 2012 😢
Why wasn’t that shown?!
@@m_ttis Because, muh Leclerc!!11
exactly bro also not to forget the German 2019 GP as well
@@asifrangooni That on was just heartbreaking, I was in the grandstand, it was so quiet after his crash at the Hockenheimring.
This video being suggested after Norris lost his first victory in Russia is cruel.
Lies again? Never Study
Aged well
I cant belive how much Hulkenberg will be crying after this video
He lost even a place at this video.
Brazil 2012
Feel bad for him
So sad. And he is such a nice guy
@Polish Motorsport witam rodaka
George and leclerc: finally comes first win
Bahrein: *Let's introduce myself*
Its Bahrain
@@poopa2542 it’s SAKHIR
@@poopa2542 in Italian its bahrein
@@exed_gioVa as i can see he writes in English
@@exed_gioVa still same track
Honorable mention: Nico Hulkenberg losing the 2012 Brazil GP in a Force India after an incredible drive. Who knows where his career would've went if he got that
The safety car that came out to pick up debris that been on the track for like 20 laps already cost him. Hulk and Button were miles ahead of 3rd place in their own race at that point.
@@Kyzer4124 I remember Alonso start crying on the radio about the debris
Another honorable mention: Alex Albon Austria 2020, he may not have had it in the bag but on new softs vs the Mercs on old hards, I think if he didn't get blessed he would have won
Hulk span to lose the lead and then span again, taking Hamilton out, unless I am misremembering?
@@paulguitar100 nope, you are correct, no fault but his own.
I love how in 18yrs Kimi's demeanor hasn't changed a bit
Mika: engine blows ... “Sensational”
Murray the worst f1 commentator ever
@@darmonse6742 Murray was the best, he spoke his mind and feelings which gave the races incredible emotions. Something I miss from crofty today.
What do you mean Murray Walker was a great commentator!
Thing is, Murray knew the original meaning of the words he used. Zoomers cannot relate to that anymore.
Sensational means dramatic or exceptional. Therefore it's a rather apt word. One must have a poor grasp of English to think otherwise.
This top ten could be filled with near misses for Alesi
As in:
Spa 1991
Monza 1994, 95, 96, 97
Nürburgring 95
Just off the top of my head. Not sure about ten, but thereabouts. Well, at least he got lucky once!
@@fernandomanzanares5555 Suzuka 95. Monaco 96. Although both of those were after his only win.
Or Barrichello.. He was a total puppet in the Ferrari, as a Schumacher's team mate. He would have won a lot more without so clear playing for Michael. But on terms of mechanical things etc. Häkkinen and Räikkönen suffered A LOT!
I was at several of Alesi's near misses but I was also at Montreal for his win.
i was about to say so !
Would be heartbreaking to be in their shoes
I SAW YOU IN A SHARKBLOX VIDEO AND THEN HERE?
Yes because in your first race it would be insane to win its just sad :(
Bruh I just saw you on thetekkitrelm’s latest video
You are everywhere
yeah
Sees George Russell clip
Me: No, don’t
Pain, so much pain
He could have won this even after this joke of a pit stop...
Most of the drivers on the list went on to become champions so don't worry 😂
its a shame when politics is the reason that deny him his maiden win
@Toasted' Nugget_' That's actually the dumbest thing I've heard in a very long time
1:36 Kimi talks about the most disappointing race of his life the way I talk about losing a casual 10 minute game. 😂
He doesn't care 🤣
@@anhuman7022 he cares. Just doesn’t care to look like he does.
Thats why he's called the Iceman
Dying 🤣🤣🤣
Austria 2020: Nicolas Latifi was set to win his debut Grand Prix in the Williams, but in a shocking turn of events 10 other drivers finished in front of him ;´(
🤣🤣🤣🤣
10??? You meant 19
@@stpbasss3773 Check the results of the Austrian GP in 2020 mate.
Where’s Markus Winkelhock, he could have won the European GP in 2007😂😂
his car was probably slower than the rest of the pack than Williams
It would’ve tooken a huge miracle.
if the race was ended after the red flag
No I don't think he would've won, he is driving a brick on wheels.
8:59 ...how many idiots who did not understand the joke
Jean Alesi be like: hey I could be making an entire list by myself
monza was heartbreaking an onboard camera of all things denying him victory
7:47 Leclerc: ''there's something strange with the engine'' well it seems to be illegal now !
F1: *shows heartbreaking scenes*
Also F1: *plays happy hoppy jazzy music*
We should appreciate how they took the failure positively.....
It's just a part of success
And after today's race, Lando Norris joins this list.
Thanks for pointing out the obvious.
My kids cried and my wife and I shed a tear for Lando.
@@Sweaty__Sheep Thanks for being a karen.
@@Rantonemems thanks for being basic.
@@Sweaty__Sheep You're welcome, Karen.
*sad grosjean valencia 2012 noises*
He really deserved that win.
Im actually surprised that he wasn’t on this list.
Agree, still, 8 winners in 8 races would be mad
i think it's because he wasn't on the lead when he retired
Grosjean is garbage. Annihilated by Kimi and Alonso.
@@ciaronsmith4995 oh now you're praising alonso
@@autisticguitar I mean Alonso lost to Trulli in 2004 and is a disgrace of a person (not that I wish harm on him, I was sad to hear of the accident recently). But he beat Grosjean, can't deny this (even though 2009 Grosjean was worse than 2012/2013 Grosjean). Overall I prefer Kimi to Alonso.
How convinient I got this recommendation after Lando lost his maiden win today. Amazing how accurate the algorithm can be. I can't be the only one?
I was expecting JPM in Brazil 2001 to come up in here... 30s lead and win lost because of Jos
Some of these lists are dumb.
JPM would not have won the race. The Williams were on Michilens, which were a terrible wet weather tyre. With the rain that followed, he would've dropped like a stone
@@barbarooza8408 JPM had the skills to out drive the tires
There's no way he would've survived the rain storm a few minutes later. In the previous race in Malaysia he spun out in similar conditions. Maybe he would've finished the race, but DC would've beat him anyway
@@murphymoerf Hahaha. Honestly.
Leclerc and Russell: Finally, my first win on the horiz-
Bahrain: I am... inevitable.
Perez : And I...am....Checo
@@Naerl__ You mean W10: I...am...dominant. (Lewis won & Checo too in that car)
Don't forget Vettel 2010.. I know it's slightly different but still
Honorable mention: Jean Alesi entire career except Canada 1995
Entira career before his only win at Canada 1995
he should have been in this list 5 times!
Jean Alesi chose Ferrari over Williams, big mistake, know as the man who could have been Mansell.
1:36 - it wasn't even Kimi's fault. He's just a class act.
The oil marshalls didn't even wave the black and yellow warning flag.
It was just bad luck Kimi went on the Toyota's oil spill first.
If you watch from 1:25 you can see Kimi pass a waved yellow and from Michael's onboard you can see double waved yellow flags. McNish's Toyota had only just spun so there was no time to display the slippery surface flag when the yellows take priority.
Plus there's no such thing as "oil marshals" - and it's a red and yellow flag which the marshals hold stationary.
@@mboothy Yes that flag should have been shown. There was time, it hadn't "just spun".
@@ciaronsmith4995 go and watch the live broadcast, the camera cuts to McNish facing backwards and then the leaders pass by - he can't have been sitting there for long.
And Montoya in Interlagos 2001 ?? .. on his 3rd ever F1 race overtaking Schumacher and hit from behind by Verstappen ????
JPM would not have won that race. The Williams were on Michilens, which were a terrible wet weather tyre. With the rain that followed, he would've dropped like a stone, or dropped it off the road
@@barbarooza8408 🤣🤣 .. I would have loved to see that ending !! .. I was sitting 5th row on Senna's S 😉
Kimi spoke about that race in the most calm manner. True legend. Should have had 3 titles
1:08 haha that reaction from Raikkonen was on Montoya at Spa when he held him up in qualifying run. “F****** Raikkonen, what a f****** idiot”.😂😂😂😂
Someone made amazing overtake
Murray Walker: normal
Someone crashed
Murray Walker: Amazing, Sensational, Wonderful
Pretty much all fans now lol
As an older chap, he used words like "amazing" and "fantastic" in their traditional sense, as in hard to believe, scarcely credible etc. We're used to them being used almost exclusively for positive descriptions now, whereas something can be fantastic or amazing in a bad or even neutral way too.
My favorite Murray Walker comment on Wurz crashing out of the tunnel at Monaco without front wheels ..."and now he is in a tobboggan!"
@@Stahodad lol
🤣🤣🤣
you can see that when hill was following villenueve his car was getting brown because of the oil
It’s honestly awesome!
I remember watching that race live and at one point I actually thought it was a different car behind Villenueve because it was so filthy.
I could because I'm not blind
That West McLaren Mercedes livery is one of the best liveries in F1 ever and mine favourite.
Rothmans Williams is my #1
What about McLaren Marlboro?
Williams BMW 🤤
Mine is the JPS Lotus 72
@@johnhodgetts6617 That's number one in my book as well, followed very closely by the McLaren Gulf livery.
this gets in my recommended literally one day after Norris's heartbreak at Russia
it can make a grown man cry
George Russell disliked this video without even watching it.
I saw the Sakhir Grand Prix live and it was terrible to see George suffering with those problems, even then his recovery drive was nothing short of extraordinary. A future champ for sure.
Reutemann in his debut made pole and then had a tire failure.
Argentina, 1972.
But he isn't British so this channel doesn't care
Why is no one talking about how a ferrari driver on his second race for the team leading is bad luck. Leclerc, Salo, Johansson ???
Let's go with Sainz
@@juhiss912 please don’t jinx it
@@wakarjaffri1538 I hope Sainz wins. Don't worry
Vettel would disagree that given he won on his second race for Ferrari.
I love how Salo was just smiling after placing second and not first
Shows you what a nice guy he is
Murray Walker is such a joy to hear
With all of these classic clips shows, added with Murray Walker's classic commentary makes it even more exciting, especially when it was a duel...
"His win looked safe until a helmet mishap" - that could only be Chris Amon
Yeah...
I think it was Mario Andretti who said "If he [Amon] became an undertaker, people would stop dying."
@@FightingTorque411 Correct.
It seems Fins at Mclaren have bad luck when leading at the Nurburgring.
Hakkinen retired 3 times by engine failure while he was leading that year. While it wasn't as bad as 2005 for Kimi because he was not a championship contender, it was still heart-breaking. And those 3 times it was Villeneuve who eventually won, so Mercedes' unreliability had a big impact on the championship result (OTOH, the Mercedes was the most powerful that year, so it must have come at some cost).
@@Olivyay Curious to know, which three races. I remember Luxemburg and Silverstone. Which one is the third ? :)
@@WebieTM Austria (it was only the first lap, but still counts :) )
@@Olivyay Nurburgring 2003, Kimi retired from the lead. Given he lost that title by 2 points, he would have been champion...
Everyone in the comments: GEEEORRRRRGEEEEEEEE
Yup
Jean Alesi: "Am I a joke to you?"
@moi paslui Monza 94 is the most clear.
"George Russell intensifes"
I suspect that inspired them to make this list
His time will come
No
Another driver thays hugely overrated
@@mike8328 he's not overrated, just look at his junior career, he's proven time and time again he's a brilliant driver
6:25 "puncture"...
Jacque's oil leak was so big it changed the colour or Damon's car! All the white turned to burned oil brown, must have been a nightmare to drive behind
Hill was also leading the previous Grand Prix at Silverstone when his engine blew up; but at least he did go on to win the following three races after the puncture in Hockenheim.
Bahrain 2019 still hurts me
I agree in his illegal engine he shouldn’t have been anywhere near the front and thus got the deserved result. People really glorify this mediocre kid way too much
@@mike8328 average Norris fan
@@mike8328 Who are you to talk or know anything about any driver. Have some respect and not just talk stuff coz you have some views.
@@matejdudjak9969 exactly, it's ok to say you don't like him, but you don't deserve to criticise his talent.
You not alone.... That day, everything was working well, and then there was something strange with the engine
Back in 1999, my friend and I decided that any driver who stood in for the regular driver would be known as a "Salo-man"
He even had his own song - Macho man by the Village people but we Salo in place of Macho.
Not this being recommended right after Lando's race...
Feels bad for Chris Amon who lead the most laps without a win
Yes, 183 laps in the lead without ever winning is unfair when 1961 world champion Phil Hill lead 171 laps in total in his entire F1 career. Jackie Stewart considered Chris Amon "One of the three best drivers I ever raced against." Always in the wrong team at the wrong time. I'm surprised the mentioned Italy 1971 when Canada 1968 (72 laps lead in grand style only to retire with gearbox issues) and France 1972 (was cruising to an easy victory when a puncture forced him to pit and rejoin in 8th, still finished a great 3rd).
He was still proving his talent and speed in the 1976 Swedish GP when he qualified an Ensign(!) 3rd while Lauda qualified his Ferrari in 5th and James Hunt his McLaren 8th. In the race itself Amon held 4th with his Ensign for 37 laps and Lauda couldn't get past him and was stuck in 5th (driving a much faster Ferrari) for all those 37 laps until Amon retired with technical mishaps.
Anyways, he won the 1966 LeMans with Bruce McLaren. No matter what Hollywood tries to convince people it was Dan Gurney who sailed off into the distant lead with his Ford GT40 while the other Fords were told to "stand back and not give chase". When Gurney retired from the lead with merely 4 hours to go Amon wanted to race Ken Miles for the win but was ordered to "hold position". Had he been able to do so I have little doubt he'd catch him and win in great style. Instead Miles crossed the line first but McLaren/Amon won the race by virtue of having traveled a longer distance. Nobody but the French organizers knew of this rule at the time.
While manufactured Hollywood drama will tell you Miles would have won it easily it's false. Gurney was slated to win easily when his car broke down and Amon and Bruce McLaren were preventing from racing Miles/Hulme.
McLaren and Amon were worthy winners of the race even if it happened due to unexpected events.
In the Motorsport Magazine Top 100 Drivers of All Time, Chris Amon ranked #24.
@@jamesshunt5123 I can't remember who said it, could have been Mario Andretti, but describing Amon's unluckiness he said if Amon became an undertaker people would stop dying.
Already know Russell is gonna be on here 😞
I think leclerc will be here too
😢
This is probably where they get the idea
You act like he got killed.. man he's gonna drive for Mercedes anyway.
But don’t have Hulkenberg
What a beautiful sound.
Some very clever editing at 3:52 - in the original interview Villeneuve said "Rothmans Williams Renault" - F1 in 2021 have edited out the tobacco advertising! Which I fully agree with btw.
Norris Sochi 2021
I cried, you cried, everybody cried
Time to add Lando Norris at Sochi 2021 to this list.
Russell’s still hurts.
I know i was heartbroken when it happened 💔💔
that's just merc team order. no genuine puncture happened there
Ikr
It hurt for me, and I'm a ferrari fan haha
@@troyrino9198 i agree, it was a way for bottas to try and get a podium, because if george got a better position then bottas , it wouldve looked bad on the team
Interesting timing for RUclips to recommend me this. Im pretty sure Nando Lorris deserves nr1 lol
Hulkenberg has to be here. It still hurts
Spoiler:
It’s sadly not
@@PyroBun_2844 should be Interlagos ‘12
Still hurts to see the clash 😢
What is even more amazing about Damon Hill's bad luck is that Germany 1993 wasnt his first win attempt:
France 1993: Team orders, he handed the victory to Prost. They finished the race less than a second from each other.
Great Britain 1993: He was leading the race by far and then.... engine failure.
Germany 1993: the puncture.
All those 3 races in succession!.
Afterwards: Hungary, Belgium and Italy all victories for him. Next race, Portugal, he had to start from the back of the grid (engine stall on parade lap, he was on pole position) and finished 3rd 8s away from Schumacher and Prost! By the way he was fighting the championship with Prost that race.
Totally underrated driver.
The most painful one was Stefan Johansson retiring on the last lap denying him his first (and only) win with Ferrari at Imola. Absolutely heartbreaking.
Monza 1971, sums up Chris Amon's career down to a T. If there was anything that could prevent him taking the chequered flag first, it had his name on it
That man was one of the most unlucky drivers in F1.
@@LPSilentHunter agreed, although the man himself wasn't so sure. He pointed out (before he passed away in 2016) that he lived through one of the sport's most dangerous eras, while many of those he raced against didn't
Again... youtube algorithm did a great job. This video appears after Lando failed his maiden wim because of rain
1984 Monaco GP: Ayrton Senna!!! You can’t leave that out of this!
I clicked this video thinking Senna's 1984 performance in Monaco would be #1.
That was just disappointing.
@@gustavomarques4097 Same, I was so disappointed when I saw that it was Damon Hill. Senna was actually in the lead when the race was stopped. He only lost due to a rule that says whoever was leading the last completed lap wins the race. So, Prost won. Smh
@@BigJohn_S117 Senna DNF in Monaco 1984 with damaged suspension according to Toleman Team then. The Red Flag actually saved him from a potential nasty crash.
@@andrearojas1248 Oh wow, I had no idea
bahrain 2019 and sakhir 2020 :(
Those were all heartbreaking. Two even denied on the same track(sort of).
this is the first time ive heard jacques villenuenve talk
Me never heard the voice of patrick Depailler ever in my life.
Villeneuve is commentating every F1 race on Canal + for french TV.
For me this is the first I saw Mika Salo's face
Surely Lando Norris now comes at No1 with Alex Albon (Austria 2020) featuring. Thats now all 4 drivers of the Twitch gen losing their maiden victories 💔
Imho, you have to give the top spot to someone, you never went on to win a race like Salo.
Agree 100% with this
Yeah. Wasn't expecting list full of champions...
There were car failures and bad luck, but that was straight team order on a guy that wouldn't ever win again.
1:25 reminiscent of Norris in Sochi 2021 with Hamilton going past
George Russell's Defeat is absolutely painful one he was literally devastated after the race.
But he still won in our hearts.
I'm just as happy with Perez winning but you do you
Not really. I mean why the f*** has Mercedes a reverse driver if they just borrow a driver from another team?
And I feel sorry for Bottas because nobody respects him but blamed him for that race although he pitted just to drive again the oldest tires
@@Seventhsu I’m glad Perez won as well but I would have liked to at least see George on the podium
@@earlcursed8795 i honestly wish Russell never got to drive the Merc after what happened 🤣
True words
1993. very beautiful Cars. That was machst First season watching F1
Every driver technically lost there maiden win.
Except for Farina haha
@@markusmarschall9051 Farina didn't win his first race. Giancarlo Baghetti did though.
@Alex International-Boy Yeah I suppose so as it was the first official F1 race.
@@evo5dave From a certain point of view he did
5:06: a pic of the Golden era...
3:21 Damon’s car got literally covered in oil
6:46 Loving those old school Carrera sunglasses !
Albon's Austrian GP hurts so much now 💔💔
Yeah maybe he can win if both him and hamilton did not touched.
You could see Hill covered with Villeneuve's oil. Look at their rear spoilers when they are on the same shot
That came out sounding like something other than intended.
Damon Hill was leading the previous race at Silverstone as well before his engine failed so he was cruelly denied a maiden win twice in two races. Fortunately, he went on to win the next three races after Germany so he didn't have to dwell too long on the near misses.
We had so many unknowns in the past that's what gave us exciting races tbh
Do top 10 f1 drivers who almost lost the championship
I miss Hakkinen failure in the last lap of the Spanish GP 2001
Well 3 out of 10 were finns. That must tell something of our luck :D
Awesome compilation.
Class act from Irvine on that interview... 1:00
Yeah. So unlike a Ferrari driver !
Irvine have 4 win in his career 1 is handed by Mika Salo and another 1 is handed by Schumacer
Russell's event is the most heartbreaking one. You may say he still gets lots of chances in the future, but you never know by the time Merc finally sign him, they might not be as dominant anymore with all those rule changes. That race was his best shot, and Merc failed him in the most pathetic way possible.
Stop overreacting. He will definitely get the Merc seat for 2022 and Merc won't suddenly become a midfield team, he has plenty more chances
@@marrkk this aged well
Lewis Hamilton: i had the greatest rookie season ever!
Jacques Villeuneuve: *Allow me to introduce myself*
Giuseppe Farina: *LOL*
07:55 not a lewis fan at all but appreciate the hand sign while passing leclerc knowing he has an issue
I sense and update to this video coming... very soon
Recommending this after Norris missed out yesterday is absolutely savage
I misread the title as top 10 f1 drivers who lost a win and thought that Danny Ric 2016 will come there but I read that again and then I realised
Check out häkkinen 2001 at Barcelona then.
@@Mongorat 2000 I think you mean. But yeah, surprising that this "last lap engine blow-up" (2 corners to the finish actually) isn't mentionned.
@@maxouf1 because this is maiden victories, not just any victory
@@maxouf1 MrDahl is right, that was 2001. Though he also lost a potential win in the 2000 US Grand Prix due to car failure. And another earlier in the season in Brazil. And the race right before that in Australia...
@@maxouf1 no. It was Barcelona 2001 when his engine blew up during the last lap.
This being recommended after Sochi 2021 is just pain.
Norris should’ve had his first f1 win even if the team called him into the pits early and get him out ahead of Hamilton then a win would be his
Cant believe how much Kimi talked, is top comment, he spoke more words in this vid than I ever heard him say combined since
Russell, Charles and Damon
Hill still hurts a lot ....
I nearly cried when Charles said there is something strange with the engine
Lando Norris: let me introduce myself
Pop's up on my home page right after Sochi Norris drama...Well played
Juan Pablo Montoya, Interlagos 2001
The rain that followed would've ruined JPMs chances
That Southafrican GP in 1978 should be also the first win from Riccardo Patrese who was leading the race and his Arrows' engine blew up 15 laps away from the checkered flag. It should've been the one and only Arrows win in F1 for the man who drove the most races with Arrows. Patrese also has the only pole position in the history of Arrows Team.
Which to me is way more heart-breaking than Depailler. Looks like the one that added this one took a nap researching the race :p
@@peterdaviesracing Indeed
Going to have to add Norris to this list now