Come a long way since Dec 19 - Here's the most recent 5 vidoes: @t. Time stamps below and subscribe here bit.ly/2T3TGbK so I can keep doing all the research and production to bring you even more F1 stories. Time Stamps Below: Fernando Sets The Tone - 1:03 The Threat Of McLaren - 5:19 Red Bull’s Worst Nightmare Comes True - 9:17 Not Bad For A #2 Driver - 14:05 Fernando Is Faster Than You - 17:00 Alonso’s Monza Miracle - 22:53 Alonso Takes Control - 27:30 4 Driver Battle Royale In The Final Grand Prix Of The Season - 31:08
Ferrari messed up Alonso's strategy, costing him the championship. But 2012 would still be the best season for Alonso since he was able to drag that piggy Ferrari into the championship fight.
you're the MVP for watching that deep into the video. you guys are great about calling out edits - i'm glad there's only 3 or 4 pure errors haha my brain is melted come the final rounds of review but I know you recognize that. you make it easy to keep pushing the f1 content boundary. much more to come! though for a couple weeks they'll be higher quantity and and quality with lower run times. got some new stuff to show you all :) thanks for the support, Giga
@@CYMotorsport we've all been there mate. I'm sure you're exhausted for putting up qualities on your videos. Now start making another season recap *points gun at you
Just to think this grid had the last 20 years of F1 champions.(Well 2012) Schumacher 00-04 Alonso 05-06 Raikkonen 07 Hamilton 08, 14-15, 17-19 Button 09 Vettel 10-13 Rosberg 16
From the start of the 2010 Season, I believed Sebastian could clinch the title. There was me, this 19 year old who started watching F1 when I heard the news that a Toro Rosso was on pole in Monza just 2 years prior. Every pole he got, to be squandered by bad luck kept my heart pounding, and eyes red from tears. I won a contest that year and got the chance to meet Seb, and I can say he was a great guy to meet. I felt like I was in front of my hero, and inside I kept belief he would win. At Abu Dhabi, I really thought my brother would be screaming in elation for Alonso to win, being the hardened Ferrari fan that he is. But with every lap that Alonso was behind Vitaly Petrov, I was shaking, riveted by the drama with each corner. Finally the chequered flag and I couldn't believe what happened. Vettel was the champion of the world. I was left in tears. I believed and he finally did it. I was truly amazed by the season, and by Sebastian. It's hard to believe now it's been 10 years. Now, I'm 29, and seeing how Sebastian has been in Ferrari the last few years, really tested my faith in him. I know deep inside he's still that incredible driver who clinched those amazing 4 titles, but I can only imagine what he's going through mentally with all the setbacks year after year as Mercedes dominate, and now, the irony of having a young talent usurping his position as top driver for the team. I can't say I'm at the same level of belief in him as I was at 19, but somewhere inside, I feel he IS still a top tier racer, and more importantly, a champion.
I'm glad this video could revive those emotions. because its the dominating headline going into 2020, the reviews of 2010 and 2012 not only serve as tools to hold everyone over in the offseason, but also to remind people how things change in F1. under the right circumstance, a champion can be emerge from their lowest places. I don't think Vettel shares schumi's will to win, or lackthereof, in the latter end of his career. I think vettel is used to winning. he hasn't handle to deal with losing to a teammate. what's for sure is, he WILL respond. I'm eager to see how he does !
Same here man! I stopped watching from 17-19! I just couldn’t! I was so annoyed at the FIA decision at Canada 2019! Which made no sense to me! There was nothing he could do. I was so happy when he was on the Podium at Turkey! I celebrated like he had won another world championship (still has some left in him!)
I wish I could explain how exponentially better I could make these if they'd let me use more than 5 seconds of video at a time without striking my channel or pulling it down. that's about the longest clip I can use haha. The goal is create the best videos I can and grow so much F1 can't ignore me anymore and grants me atleast more freedom. I'd make EPIC documentaries and amazing race coverage haha so keep spreading the word. thank you for your support it means a lot to me!
mechanical failures in Bahrain, Australia and South Korea for vettel made the season interesting. Webber had no failures thats why he had a chance. Mclaren was also very fast but again had many failures
I want to point out that despite Renault being his team when Alonso was champion twice, but in 2010 the Renault’s held him up and he wasn’t champion and in 2012 the Renault’s (lotus) took him out twice.
I really appreciate your way of narrating the events. If you had the permission to use the footage without the fear of being de monitized these videos would be worthy of being a 30 for 30 documentary. Keep up the good work. Who knows. Maybe liberty media will hire you
It’s still not quite where ideally I’d want it right now - I’m just limited as you know. But I have counterparts in other sports where that precisely has happened. I wouldn’t work for liberty even for Hamilton’s salary haha just bc I want to be able to say what I want to and how I want to. But I do think it’s possible if this channel grows they relax the aggressive claims against me and allow video clips up to 10 seconds. I’m happy to keep shining a light on the gaps in their channel. They think they are so big bc their content is so good. In reality, they are so big bc they squeeze independent channels out. And you all don’t have a choice but to go to the main channel. Won’t happen here though. So keep the feedback coming and I’ll keep improving what gets published :)
the guy freaking had it. but i'm starting to see more and more he's competed in the most RUTHLESS era in F1 between the RB string of wins and then mercs. now I totally understand after doing both the 2012 and 2010 seasons.
As an Australian I hated Vettel in his early years, he wasn't kind to Webber at all, but that's what it takes. Felt so bad for Webber to not get a championship. But I've grown to like Vettel recently, his honesty and freedom to say what's on his mind the last few years has been great.
@@CYMotorsport Yup, feels like the off-season has been going on forever, I can't wait for the 2020 season to start, can you bring us more videos like these to keep us folks entertained until the season kicks off?
@@markj2093 I wouldnt be so sure..he had better race pace throughout the 2019 season, needs to work on his quali tho... and race pace wasnt ideal all the time either, biggest example being Belgium from my point of view..
@@j.o.e2683 I dont think thats possible... I think that hes going to beat Charles this season and Ferrari are going to keep him ahead of new regulation changes, they need him for development and those new regs seem like theyre going to suit his driving style similar to 2009-13 so why wouldnt they give him at least another year to at least see if he can do it..they have nothing to loose at this point really.
Webber leading the championship pretty far ahead of Seb after Singapore is still insane to remember. I remember thinking after Singapore that Webber really was going to take the title.
Agreed. Vettel is a great driver. Great mental strength in 2010 and 2012 seasons. Ferrari, in my opinion, aren't as switched on as Red Bull during races, and that would effect Vettel's results.
I will add though it's jarring to see the number of poles he got along with Webber. 2012 was the most impressive to me bc his car seemed to be a shite box on race durability. it was better in 2010 before teams could copy newey. of the years he should have won more handily, 2010 might have been his worst year. but that's just my opinion. it sounds like I myself am not giving him credit, i know. but devil's advocate here with a bit of spin haha
Haha yeah eventually people would start to notice. the reason these videos take soooooo long is because I dont just throw any old pic up there. it's either highly relevant, has a secret meaning, and I'm usually hinting at something else to come. it's why my videos feel like stories despite only using pictures mostly. glad you like them! I have a way to upgrade them now too so the upcoming videos will be very high def where I can manage
This was an actual season I remembered in recent times (been only a F1 fan since the early 2000s) so this back to back soap opera like drama was actually kind of nice.
Thanks you for mentioning that! That was the entire goal so it’s nice to hear it was received like that . It’s especially helpful when you are brought back to those emotions you felt watching live. This schumi stuff while researching and creating it was hard to cover :/
2010 was a very good season in terms of being unpredictable, but honestly I thought the racing was often quite drab and chess match like most of the time. Oddly, I felt the racing in 2011 was much better, but Vettel was 20+ seconds in the lead most of the time and all the action was happening way behind him! Amazing video again, thank you Cranky Yankee!
Automatic english subtitles in this video translated Robert Kubica's name to: - Robert Key - qubits a- - Tricky Bitsa - Rubber Key Bits - Robert E Bitsa - Robert Cube It'sa - Robbie Kapitza - Barbeque Bitches!! - Rocky Bitsa - Replicas Bitsa - Key Bits 🤣🤣 Great content though, I really enjoy watching your videos! 👌
It fucking sucks haha it’s so expensive to do each video but I’ve started to. Just hoping millions of people who watch subscribe so RUclips can push my content rather than just 1% watch and subscribe haha I swear once I grow more I’m going to hire someone to make CC perfect. It’s so annoying how bad they are with names
@@CYMotorsport im just astonished and shocked that u havent reached over a million subscribers yet. I mean of someone deserves it based on content alone..it has to be u. Aldas, matty, josh..all r exceptional...and so r u...it just sucks to see this when i see everyone connect with ur thought process..and even start conversations on topics they usually would avoid ...ur excellent at what u do and the nitpicking i do about the numbers said wrong or some silly mistake like that is just that..nitpicking..coz otherwise there is no fault to be found. P.S. i dont actively go looking for faults and mistakes...it was just for fun. No offence brother
Wow what Kubica did back in 2010 for me is just astonishing, more than 100 points better than teammate. Imagine Renault back on podium 🙈 . BTW great video bruh KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK !
ikrr. He had even signed for Ferrari for the 2012 season. Imagine him and Alonso as teammates. Would have been harder for Vettel to have won that season.
Flo did a great job on that I couldnt beat it if I devoted a year on it. But i do think I'm going to try haha it'll be my highest production yet bc I've already written it thankfully. good reco
i can remember this was in my opinion the best season i watched. 5 drivers. 3 teams fighting for the campion and being so close was so entertaining to watch. if you think abou most time only 2 maybe 3 drivers fighting for the titel and most time 1-2 teams. so this was very unique
I love going back and watching all these great videos over and over….they’re a great compliment to the seasons themselves….great productions and compilations…thanks for the hard work.
Vettel=driver Verstappen=racer that can drive Hamilton=driver that can race Alonso= politician that can drive Leclerc=admin duties raikkonen=never miss an opportunity to shut up
james hyett Hi Nice way to characterise the top drivers. I’m Dutch so a fan of Max ;) but think you’re selling Leclerc a bit short though. 2019 was only his second in F1 and his first at Ferrari. He has made quite a few mistakes but so did Max in his first year(s!) at RedBull. I have tremendous respect for the way Charles has survived and developed especially last year under extremely difficult circumstances. Can’t wait for this years season to start.
@@Conservator. I agree with you completely, I even bet £30 on him winning last season, I was only really making fun of his name as it translates in English to the secretary/ Clerk. Your man Verstappen is the most complete driver I have ever seen, very similar to Hamilton except Hamilton had an easier time due to the colour of his skin, He made so many immature mistakes but was given a free pass, if you compare Hamilton and Max's early career you see that Max is way ahead of Lewis, the media wanted to make Max the infant terrible. It's bullshit, Max is the best racer F1 has seen, experience will improve the driver, he just needs a car worthy of him.
@@Conservator. unfortunately I don't think we will ever see how good Le Clerc is due to the toxic environment at Ferrari. Unfortunately he doesn't have the force of personality to make the team work for him, everyone at Ferrari is covering their own arse's trying to avoid getting fucked by the person behind them, just completely toxic from the top down, the greatest example in shit management, FERRARI.
@Yash Nayak I'm sorry to contradict you but a driver's peak? What is that, peak in ability or career? A driver's peak is completely reliant on his ability to sign a contract that puts him in the right team at the right time. Imagine Hamilton at Williams, in his peak?
hahah when you get through the first 10 minutes or so you'll see why. good god the number of things that were happening all at once. I tried to get you in a rhythm through the first 3-4 races then pick things up so it wasn't overwhelming haha but yeah this was a MONSTER. Really glad I took this one on thanks for the reco!
that's why I literally included the audio of Horner saying they never spoke to Webber straight from his mouth bc people cite that. Newey fails to comment if webber knew (he didn't) the parts would go to his teammate and main rival. that's a whole other issue. webber also says he was not told that saying he didn't like parts meant they were subject for removal. that's not the same as not liking the set up.
yeah just wanted to add newey's view on the whole thing, i remember there was a lot of "miscommunication" on webber's side of the garage specially when dr marko was around
chifurbr that’s a fair point though thank you for mentioning. Marko if all people is a spin master haha but he actually didn’t say anything “false” . You’re right webber didn’t line his set up .i love that he won that GP too after all that haha
@@CYMotorsport Webber didn't want the new front wing man, you should read the whole story in newey's book. He had trialed it and didn't like its feel. Just cause he got beaten to pole, he started complaining. If he didn't want the part someone else did, it should be completely okay, after all, its the team's IP not webber's personal part.
@@CYMotorsport but you insinuate as if the team went against him which wasn't the case. Webber beat himself mentally and started questioning every team decision and hence he lost.
Exactly 18 years after NASCAR's Greatest Race of the Century, the 1992 Hooters 500, the Greatest Formula 1 Race of the Century, the 2010 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, the most legendary day in Formula 1 History, was known for Sebastian Vettel completing his own Cinderella Story by winning his first ever Formula 1 World Championship, which occurred exactly 4 years before the Greatest ASOP Music Festival Grand Finals Night of the Century, the 2014 ASOP Music Festival Grand Finals Night, the most legendary day in Contemporary Christian Music history, where the immortal ASOP Music Festival Cult Favorite, the Louise Lyle Robles-composed potent Fan-Favorite "May Awa Ang Dios" prevailed over the 11 other songs, and Beverly Caimen completed her own Cinderella Story as the youngest ASOP Music Festival Best Interpreter of the Year
I love the detail of your videos highlighting some of the closest championship battles ever. Really cool how you show the stats and everyone's totals after each race. Shows how many people each season were capable of winning races and were very competitive compared to today. Where it takes someone getting lucky or mistakes by others for someone besides Lewis or Max to win.
What a great video for someone like myself who, if an F1 race was on tv in the past 20 years I would watch the cars go 'round but not really know who was who (Outside of Schumie) . In the last year however I educated myself, bought an F1 video game and have really been following the action and I have been missing out. So this video is just a great tool to show where Vettel came from, amongst others. I wish I was watching this season as it played out. Again, great video, and look forward to watching the next season. Side note, just playing an F1 racing game makes the racing games I have been playing for years, i.e. Gran Turismo and Forza, seem TAME.
EvryTime I’m glad it had an effect! I don’t get to make the reviews as often as I’d like but I do like trying to give them the extra love they deserve.
The first radio clip you put in from Massa saying Fernando is Faster than you, isn’t from Germany, it’s from Australia the same year, the same thing was said to him in Germany but it wasn’t this clip And that right there is why I’m single
@@Dimz2814 I've gotten that a few times. I like Floz's take on it. but I think you've convinced me. do you want just the title season or their entire fight?
Probably my favorite season of F1, certainly in the recent past anyway. Five drivers still able to win it with three races to go, ok Jenson was very much an outside chance but he could have, no worse odds than Kimi in 2007. There were so many stories and narratives running through the season. Starting with Red Bull. The Red Bull was very much the class of the field but the drivers made it hard for themselves. You have that incredible stat that Seb never led the championship at any point prior to winning it in Abu Dhabi but that makes it look like he lucked into it and doesn't paint the full picture. If Red Bull was the class of the field then Seb was the class of Red Bull (as a Webber fan at the time I never thought I would be writing that) but Seb had a huge amount of misfortune, some his fault, some not. He lost nailed on wins in Bahrain and Korea due to reliability and instead of 50 points took 12 from those two races. Then you have the ones that were his own fault. Turkey was very much his fault, a silly maneuver, and he lost points in Silverstone and Hungary due to getting overly combative with Webber too. Seb was fast though and he was the guy to beat all year, 10/19 poles kind of says it all. I think there was still a bit of immaturity from Seb this year, it was only his third full season after all and second running at the front. As for Webber, I don't recall him having any reliability issues but he crashed out of two races, Valencia in spectacular fashion and Korea, I don't think he would have been in contention for the win in either (maybe Korea after Seb retired) but certainly lost a bag full of points, points that may have swayed Red Bulls thinking come crunch time. Mark was also very quick, had shades of the Barrichello and Schumacher with him and Seb, where at some races Seb just couldn't look near him but he had too many weaker weekends. You can understand his frustration at Red Bull not throwing their weight behind his challenge when he was ahead on points in the last few races and that probably affected him. There is little doubt in my mind that politically in Red Bull they wanted Seb to win. As I said before though it doesn't really paint the full picture, Webber had a great season but Seb was the guy to beat the whole time even though he never led the championship, I can guarantee he was the guy they all asked their teams what time has X done? through practice and qualifying. Ferrari. It really was a quite incredible season for Ferrari. They never really had the fastest car at any point, they were pretty close around the Italian and Singapore Grands Prix but it was never the car to be in, that was usually the Red Bull, Mclaren at a few of the races. Alonso's relentless consistency and race pace got him to the lead of the championship, coupled with some amazing drives such as at Singapore. He was the benefactor in both Bahrain and Korea from Sebs engine troubles so had a bit of luck, he will be rueing his crash in Spa though and had his own bit of engine trouble in Malaysia, although it cost him less points than others engine troubles. Sadly for Ferrari, Massa just wasn't quite at the same level, his form was patchy and he was never on Alonso's pace. Sadly I don't think he ever mentally recovered from his crash in 2009 and things like the Germany incident in 2010 just crushed his spirit, I think Massa was always quite an emotional driver who needed to mentally be in the right place to perform and I don't think he ever found that place again. Mclaren. You had this great background story at Mclaren, the world champion, Jenson Button had dared to stray into the lions den and moved to Lewis Hamilton's Mclaren team. Most people thought Jenson was a fool and expected Lewis to destroy him, but it just didn't happen. It is probably fair to say that Lewis had the slight upper hand on outright pace most of the time but Jenson was very consistent and by winning the second race of the season in Australia I think that gave Jenson an enormous confidence boost. Even at the time the opinion was that Jenson only won in 2009 due to the Brawn car and even then he only just held on, having quite a poor finish to the season, and he must have secretly been a bit worried about going up against Lewis in the same car. He smashed that into touch with a great win in Australia, proving he could win without a Brawn and he could beat Lewis, great stuff. I don't think Lewis was in the best place around the 2010 - 2011 time, his form fluctuated, he got into incidents. Lewis was also quite unlucky with reliability, he took great wins in Canada and Spa, Turkey was a great win too, one where he managed to stamp his authority on Jenson after Jenson's very strong start to the season, but that was only a win due to Red Bulls shenanigans. It is quite amazing that Lewis was still technically in it at Abu Dhabi but you never really felt like he was in it, it was always Vettel vs Alonso vs Webber. That's without even mentioning the other star of 2010, Robert Kubica, a consistent points scorer and 3 x podium visitor in a pretty rubbish car up against very strong Red Bull, Mclaren and Ferraris, even the Mercedes was faster than it so if you take reliability out of the equation 9th - 10th should have been where he was finishing. Great season, great drivers.
Lewis did smash Jenson in 2010 for the most part. Australia the the team switched his strategy as he was about to catch Kubica for 2nd. Something about that decision was off. Lewis thoroughly beat him in qualy majority of times and also in the race. What really screwed his title hopes were the DNFs in Monza and Singapore due to run in with the RBs. Monza was more his fault but Singapore was pretty much all on Mark. With all that being said everything would have had to gone his way for him to win 2010; but i believe he drove better than Vettel that season. 2010 was the epitome of needing luck to win in F1. Despite his 3 DNFs and mistakes, Vettel’s RB held uo when it mattered and he lucked out with Ferrari shafting Alonso. Underrated season that was hard fought by 5 amazing drivers
Best season ever! For sure! 2012 had a better clímax race at Interlagos and was awesome too, but 2010 had 5 drivers within 25 points up until very late and they were constantly changing fates.
Thinking about this season, if Red Bull didn't fuck up on the reliability front at the start of the season, Seb'd have won the season comfortably. But the difference between Red Bull of 2010 and Ferrari of 2022 is that one fixed their reliability issues the other did the opposite as the season progressed.
the red bull of 2010 was far quicker relative to mclaren and ferrari, than ferrari of 2022 was to red bull and mercedes. and even if they had ironed out all of the car problems, charles binned it twice and they had more strategic blunders than i can count, the worst one being hungary, followed closely by monaco. ferrari were never winning 2022, despite their speed
Raikkonen would have won the 2010 WDC in that Ferrari. Finished third in a 2009 Ferrari, would have won Monaco in 2010 for sure. That thing had a phenomenal front end.
What was striking though while going through this was how dominant on Saturday’s the RB6 was. Teams copied newer after but this car and the 2012 car were borderline untouchable. The car that Seb almost lost twice I s almost the story IMO
Raikkonen would have finished the season behind both Mclarens. He and Massa were evenly matched in their 2.5 years together, it is very unlikely to assume Raikkonen suddenly finding 0.3-0.5 seconds from 2009 to 2010.
Thank you for checking it and leaving feedback . I’m lucky to have an audience willing to give me feedback otherwise I couldn’t piece together stories worth telling in an effective way. They weren’t always to this quality haha
The 2010 Italian Grand prix has a special place in my heart Because after race The Tifosi stormed the track, And Nothing like seeing 2 ferrari drivers on the podium in monza
you all make it supremely easy to make good content. keep lining them up and I'll keep knocking them down :) thanks for all your support it helps when i'm deep in edits with no light at the end of the tunnel haha
Hey I've watched this video and 2012 video at least 10 times and I will probably watch them both again. I'm here to tell you that I can not wait for your 2021 season review video, what happened today was something else
@@CYMotorsport Seriously I know no other channel on yt that replies so quickly and consistently to comments. Even on older videos like this one. Thx a lot, I appreciate your effort!
Welcome back friend! I’ll be posting more frequently now that this project is done . I promised this a while ago but it required the extra attention. Excited to get to shorter stories and I can be more dynamic. Thanks for the support and let me know if you ever have any requests
Sassy it’s likely you hit pause to type that haha fair enough it’s just the exact next scene. I’ve had this conversation hundreds of times so I thought I would include horners interview and just cut out the middle man haha I appreciate you leaving your input though keep that up!
CYF1: "I hope to keep you guys entertained and on the edge of your seat leading up to the 2020 season." Coronavirus: *I'm about to end this man's whole career*
Way way back when I looked motorcycle racing regs one of the rules was that you must try and win the race. I can't find that rule any more but it makes sense that if you want to be in a race you should be racing to win. I have never liked the idea of winning championships without any wins or hanging back when you have enough points lead. But most racers don't do that and think the same thing.
@@CYMotorsport Yeah I wasn't very clear. I mean overall. In this case, team orders ah la Vettel. In other cases, hanging back to interfere with other racers to help a teammate. Even something like the last race of the season and only 2 points are needed, or something like that and the racer settles for 2nd or 6th, deliberately. I understand not taking big risks but they should still race. That's what it is all about, racing. And it is not a team sport in that sense. If you are out there and you are not trying to win then you are not racing and if you are not racing you should not be out there. If that rule was in place they wouldn't have needed the explicit rule change. What do you think?
and when I make my ferrari part 2 video making my bold prediction about ferrari in 2020 I'll surely get thousands of hate comments or calling me crazy.now I'll have over one hour of 2010 and 2012 review content proving not to count out seb haha. thanks for the support and more to come
After the second round the points in the constructors championship were wrong but I appreciate the fact you listened to me and included the top 5 in the standings after each race. Also you captured the 2010 season very well, it's so sad to see how dominant F1 has become in the last 6 years year after year coming into the season with hope of a close fight only for Mercedes to cruise to the title.
of the things that could have went wrong in a 36 minute video, i'm stoked I didn't miss anything else major. this was the reason I was delayed responding to you haha I forgot to change the colors to be consistent with team and drivers so I had to go back 19 times by hands for the 5 teams and 5 drivers per race. You can't imagine the amount of comments and messages outraged by that in the 2012 video hahah. I'm glad you liked it! thanks for the cross platform love I'll always tip my hat and call that out
@@CYMotorsport no worries mate I wanted to point it out for the future and as you can tell I'm really enjoying these videos. If you haven't decided for the next season to review I'd say 2008 or 2007 those two were one of the best sessons in the 2000s. Also a suggestion maybe you could put up a picture of the race standings after each race from wikipedia it looks decent and it would be easier to follow. 👍
@@noxvi4753 yeah you correctly identify the type of solution. I have to balance production value with my own customization - and all the human error that comes with it. especially bc that's the most boring aspect of these videos and I hate doing that particular part haha. I think you have a point that it's worth dropping the visual side to not sacrifice the "correctness". don't ever feel like you can't tell me that stuff I know it's from the right place and I have a weird memory about comments and people so I def will connect we've talked elsewhere and you're invested in the content and want to see the channel grow. feedback from that perspective is not only welcome, it's mission critical. I mean that.
i mean he was nr.2 for a reason, if the redbulls actually was reliable seb would have run away with the title early and he did have the chance to seal it in korea but he binned it. and it wasnt like red bull was sacrificing marks races the help seb. there was silverstone but its so blown out of proportion, both Helmut and Newey say that mark didnt like the front wing, should they have told him, yes but its not like they where ripping his car apart to help sebastian
This is why Vettel’s championships were better! Vettel had to fight for every point, every metre of the track, every inch! Vettel did NOT dominate! He had to fight his hardest to win his 4 championships and sadly Ferrari was unable to provide him in ‘15 ‘17 and ‘18! THREE more world championships for Vettel were thrown away by the lacking reliability of Ferrari! ‘All these facilities and you make a piece of crap like this’ from Niki Lauda in Rush fits perfectly for Vettel’s 6 years with Ferrari! He even gave up talks with Mercedes in 2018 because of strong results! Imagine that!? Vettel in a Mercedes! He’s 2 years younger than Hamilton and I want to believe he has at least enough left in him to match Fangio or even pass him! I do hope AM continue to improve and become a title contender next season! Thirdly, I don’t understand what Hamilton meant by the Fans being disappointed with Vettel’s domination! He wasn’t ‘dominating’, he had to fight for it and Hamilton was fighting him!
Nah Netflix need to cut you a cheque for a f1 documentary series. Great content bruh Very informative and thorough. Keep on the good work and onto the next one 👌🏾
the season the broke me hahah. the amount of times I had to double check things to report it correctly bc I didn't believe I read it right. what a season! I hope you are entertained by it!
it’s wild that webber was ahead of vettel on points going into the last race. vettel had the team favoring him with parts and backing him up after the two made contact. webber was never really the same after 2010 :///
You are clueless, pal. If Timo Glock really had an agenda to make Hamilton champion then why didn't he just pit like everyone else? He was behind Hamilton before the pit stops so if he wanted Hamilton to win he would have just pit as well which would mean he stayed behind well behind Hamilton. Staying out meant that Glock actually gained a position over Kovallainen. He was behind him before the pit stops and beat him to the finish line by staying out.
@@MT-pv2rf I think u misunderstood me. I am not putting blame to the drivers I mentioned. I was saying about how luck is not on Ferrari's side. Glock and petrov deserved to do what they did, racing.
I am going to be doing spotlights but if i did Andretti, it would either be parody or out right critical. I'm not at all a fan of how he went about things. unless you're okay with that haha I mean I'm fair but I don't pander too well
Come a long way since Dec 19 - Here's the most recent 5 vidoes: @t. Time stamps below and subscribe here bit.ly/2T3TGbK so I can keep doing all the research and production to bring you even more F1 stories.
Time Stamps Below:
Fernando Sets The Tone - 1:03
The Threat Of McLaren - 5:19
Red Bull’s Worst Nightmare Comes True - 9:17
Not Bad For A #2 Driver - 14:05
Fernando Is Faster Than You - 17:00
Alonso’s Monza Miracle - 22:53
Alonso Takes Control - 27:30
4 Driver Battle Royale In The Final Grand Prix Of The Season - 31:08
Ferrari messed up Alonso's strategy, costing him the championship. But 2012 would still be the best season for Alonso since he was able to drag that piggy Ferrari into the championship fight.
No I was pissed that Mark Webber wasn't champion.
@@grannieannie1371 It was fully his fault for fucking up in the final race
Vettel is not finished! Forza su Ferrari
He make less mistakes than Vettel
I like how massa suddenly get 191 points in 25:44
All jokes aside, this is a great video covering a great f1 season
you're the MVP for watching that deep into the video. you guys are great about calling out edits - i'm glad there's only 3 or 4 pure errors haha my brain is melted come the final rounds of review but I know you recognize that. you make it easy to keep pushing the f1 content boundary. much more to come! though for a couple weeks they'll be higher quantity and and quality with lower run times. got some new stuff to show you all :) thanks for the support, Giga
@@CYMotorsport we've all been there mate. I'm sure you're exhausted for putting up qualities on your videos. Now start making another season recap *points gun at you
@@gigaazzahrawani6456 hahaha sounds about right. *asks for 4 different seasons and 2 onboards by tomorrow. while not subscribed.
@@CYMotorsport aww man, i've been exposed. Imma subscribe when my radio guy tells me to 'gets in the subscriber list, giga'
@@CYMotorsport FYI at 24:42 when speaking of the feat ahead of Alonso, you have a small mix of words "a lot harder said than done" 😗
Just to think this grid had the last 20 years of F1 champions.(Well 2012)
Schumacher 00-04
Alonso 05-06
Raikkonen 07
Hamilton 08, 14-15, 17-19
Button 09
Vettel 10-13
Rosberg 16
do you mind if I turn this into an IG post as promo for this video? I can credit your handle too
Schumacher 94 95
If you count 20 years from 2010 .. then the 90's would count
Raikkonen was NOT in the 2010 grid, im shocked no one said a thing about it, even the guy who made the vid
@@robertraduts3264 (well 2012)
From the start of the 2010 Season, I believed Sebastian could clinch the title. There was me, this 19 year old who started watching F1 when I heard the news that a Toro Rosso was on pole in Monza just 2 years prior. Every pole he got, to be squandered by bad luck kept my heart pounding, and eyes red from tears. I won a contest that year and got the chance to meet Seb, and I can say he was a great guy to meet. I felt like I was in front of my hero, and inside I kept belief he would win.
At Abu Dhabi, I really thought my brother would be screaming in elation for Alonso to win, being the hardened Ferrari fan that he is. But with every lap that Alonso was behind Vitaly Petrov, I was shaking, riveted by the drama with each corner.
Finally the chequered flag and I couldn't believe what happened. Vettel was the champion of the world. I was left in tears. I believed and he finally did it. I was truly amazed by the season, and by Sebastian. It's hard to believe now it's been 10 years. Now, I'm 29, and seeing how Sebastian has been in Ferrari the last few years, really tested my faith in him. I know deep inside he's still that incredible driver who clinched those amazing 4 titles, but I can only imagine what he's going through mentally with all the setbacks year after year as Mercedes dominate, and now, the irony of having a young talent usurping his position as top driver for the team. I can't say I'm at the same level of belief in him as I was at 19, but somewhere inside, I feel he IS still a top tier racer, and more importantly, a champion.
I'm glad this video could revive those emotions. because its the dominating headline going into 2020, the reviews of 2010 and 2012 not only serve as tools to hold everyone over in the offseason, but also to remind people how things change in F1. under the right circumstance, a champion can be emerge from their lowest places. I don't think Vettel shares schumi's will to win, or lackthereof, in the latter end of his career. I think vettel is used to winning. he hasn't handle to deal with losing to a teammate. what's for sure is, he WILL respond. I'm eager to see how he does !
Same here man! I stopped watching from 17-19! I just couldn’t! I was so annoyed at the FIA decision at Canada 2019! Which made no sense to me! There was nothing he could do.
I was so happy when he was on the Podium at Turkey! I celebrated like he had won another world championship (still has some left in him!)
no one gives a duck how old you were LMAO
No one give a crap what you say, as he/she/him/her/them isn't going to be influenced LMFAO.
Let's be honest, the real heroes of the 2010 season are Robert Kubica and the legendary kindness of Felipe Massa
Why, i only know highlits video of all f1 before 2021?
@@allcrazy7285 they're just nice guys and good drivers
Kubica was driver of the season. The qualifying laps at Monaco and Japan are legendary.
Ahem (laughs in petrovs)
I smile Whenever Massa Is on the Podium
this and 2012 are the reasons i laugh when people say 2019 was good
2011,2013,2014, and 2015 are the reasons why I agree with the people that say 2019 was good
2008 too
@A Z 96: Hill vs. A rookie named Jacques
97: Jacques vs. Schumi
98: Mika vs. Scumi
99: Mika vs. Irvine
The Races itself were good in 2019, no doubt about that
The first 6-7 races are the reason why the championship wasnt as good aswell
So what? Just because some seasons were better doesn't mean that 2019 couldn't have been a good season.
Your logic doesn't make sense
Vitaly Petrov: the reason we have DRS
Petrov should have let Alonso through. Red Bull paid Renault to help vettel winning the championship, they already showed that at Silverstone.
@@prisonermonkeys8613 what????????? If Alonso couldn't pass a bloody Renault for 40+ laps then it's not someone else fault other than his
Furthermore Petrov was doing his race, Alonso should have passed him in the best car of the grid
@@mattiacurto4863 redbull was the fastest of all in 2010. Look at the front row lockout s
@@Fardeen390 red bull had such poor reliability. Look at the races
"It's now time for Round 11, Hockenheim"
Me, a Massa fan, already hurting on the inside
I can't hear "German Grand Prix" anymore without becoming depressed
Being a vettel and massa fan is ultra depressing when hearing German GP
Massa fans still exist?
@@Yuuki7226 to be fair If you're fan of Vettel more depressing is when you're hearing Italian Grand Prix lol
@@ХристиянМитев-я2д Germany 2018 hurts like hell, us Vettel fans haven't recovered from it...
“We have the full 2020 season to see how he responds”
This did not age well :/
Was here for this comment :(
Just goes to show you, the only things that are 100% certain are death and taxes
This aged like milk
@@simoneburini4036 indeed it did lol.
😬😬😬😬😬
0:03 seconds in and you already know its a gold video
I wish I could explain how exponentially better I could make these if they'd let me use more than 5 seconds of video at a time without striking my channel or pulling it down. that's about the longest clip I can use haha. The goal is create the best videos I can and grow so much F1 can't ignore me anymore and grants me atleast more freedom. I'd make EPIC documentaries and amazing race coverage haha so keep spreading the word. thank you for your support it means a lot to me!
Man Alonso's silence consistency is insane
mechanical failures in Bahrain, Australia and South Korea for vettel made the season interesting. Webber had no failures thats why he had a chance. Mclaren was also very fast but again had many failures
I want to point out that despite Renault being his team when Alonso was champion twice, but in 2010 the Renault’s held him up and he wasn’t champion and in 2012 the Renault’s (lotus) took him out twice.
"Fernando is faster than you" god damn that was savage
I really appreciate your way of narrating the events. If you had the permission to use the footage without the fear of being de monitized these videos would be worthy of being a 30 for 30 documentary. Keep up the good work. Who knows. Maybe liberty media will hire you
It’s still not quite where ideally I’d want it right now - I’m just limited as you know. But I have counterparts in other sports where that precisely has happened. I wouldn’t work for liberty even for Hamilton’s salary haha just bc I want to be able to say what I want to and how I want to. But I do think it’s possible if this channel grows they relax the aggressive claims against me and allow video clips up to 10 seconds. I’m happy to keep shining a light on the gaps in their channel. They think they are so big bc their content is so good. In reality, they are so big bc they squeeze independent channels out. And you all don’t have a choice but to go to the main channel. Won’t happen here though. So keep the feedback coming and I’ll keep improving what gets published :)
The Hulk and that elusive podium...
So tragic.
Thanks for uploading. I appreciate your hard work and research done.
the guy freaking had it. but i'm starting to see more and more he's competed in the most RUTHLESS era in F1 between the RB string of wins and then mercs. now I totally understand after doing both the 2012 and 2010 seasons.
"the only thing we know for sure is we have the full 2020 season to see how he responds", that aged like milk for sure
Hahahaha so true
As an Australian I hated Vettel in his early years, he wasn't kind to Webber at all, but that's what it takes. Felt so bad for Webber to not get a championship. But I've grown to like Vettel recently, his honesty and freedom to say what's on his mind the last few years has been great.
As an Australian, it pains me to see that Webber had a 16 point lead that late in the championship and then just blew it
I really hope Vettel kicks off this 2020 year strong proves his critics wrong!
power hungry circuits up first. should be a treat for all fans and i'm stoked to see how he steps up
@@CYMotorsport Yup, feels like the off-season has been going on forever, I can't wait for the 2020 season to start, can you bring us more videos like these to keep us folks entertained until the season kicks off?
@@markj2093 I wouldnt be so sure..he had better race pace throughout the 2019 season, needs to work on his quali tho... and race pace wasnt ideal all the time either, biggest example being Belgium from my point of view..
Would be epic if he against all the expectations takes the title and retires as a champion!
@@j.o.e2683 I dont think thats possible... I think that hes going to beat Charles this season and Ferrari are going to keep him ahead of new regulation changes, they need him for development and those new regs seem like theyre going to suit his driving style similar to 2009-13 so why wouldnt they give him at least another year to at least see if he can do it..they have nothing to loose at this point really.
Australia 2010 is one of the best races of all time, Lewis sending it on Nico at the 11-12 chicane was on of the best moves I’ve ever seen
Webber leading the championship pretty far ahead of Seb after Singapore is still insane to remember. I remember thinking after Singapore that Webber really was going to take the title.
Seb definitley doesn't get enough credits for his titles.
Agreed. Vettel is a great driver. Great mental strength in 2010 and 2012 seasons. Ferrari, in my opinion, aren't as switched on as Red Bull during races, and that would effect Vettel's results.
he had the best car.the team was 100% behind him.drove horribly.but yeah."he doesn't get credit"
MegaAtoo „best car“ the 2010 and 2012 Red Bull was incredible unreliable and the McLaren in that years were on par in terms of raw speed.
@@MegaAtOh He lost about 100+ points in both 2010 and 2012 due to reliability issues.
I will add though it's jarring to see the number of poles he got along with Webber. 2012 was the most impressive to me bc his car seemed to be a shite box on race durability. it was better in 2010 before teams could copy newey. of the years he should have won more handily, 2010 might have been his worst year. but that's just my opinion. it sounds like I myself am not giving him credit, i know. but devil's advocate here with a bit of spin haha
Nico was always good. He isn't 1 of the main protagonists in the Redbull era but I like how his talent was very visible pre the mercedes dominance
Yeah good point. He had some solid runs before their PU kicked in
How did Webber miss out from the World Title... That's insane...
For me it boils down to binning it in Korea, and not performing in Abu Dhabi
"Lead of the championship changed 10 times" 2020 season: "Best i can do is 1"
I must say, the photos in this video and your 2012 video are absolutely amazing! I find myself screenshoting them all!
Haha yeah eventually people would start to notice. the reason these videos take soooooo long is because I dont just throw any old pic up there. it's either highly relevant, has a secret meaning, and I'm usually hinting at something else to come. it's why my videos feel like stories despite only using pictures mostly. glad you like them! I have a way to upgrade them now too so the upcoming videos will be very high def where I can manage
CrankyYankeeF1 That’s awesome, thanks for the effort, it really shows.
I agree. Big fan of the picture of Webber's muddy Red Bull in Korea. It tells a story.
Easily my favorite F1 channel on RUclips, now that I've found it! Awesome stuff, not just the production but really insightful analysis.
Cheers Andy really glad you enjoy it :)
This was an actual season I remembered in recent times (been only a F1 fan since the early 2000s) so this back to back soap opera like drama was actually kind of nice.
Thanks you for mentioning that! That was the entire goal so it’s nice to hear it was received like that . It’s especially helpful when you are brought back to those emotions you felt watching live. This schumi stuff while researching and creating it was hard to cover :/
my favorite seasons since I started wathcing F1: 2007,2008,2009,2010,2012,2016 and the end of 2019
Naganachiketh Chinnamuttevi I bet you’re going to love 2020. Max and Leclerc have too much to prove. Vettel and Hamilton have too much to lose.
@@CYMotorsport I will be satisfied if McLaren get 1/2 podiums and someone other than Hamilton wins the championship.
@@CYMotorsport 2020 has been terrible
@@Nchinnam well mclaren has 2 podiums so far but........ Hamilton is leading the championship comfortably
@@northtexasskies3243 I'm still a happy McLaren fan. If we didn't have the red flags today I'm sure there would be McLaren 1-2
This is proper quality content. Really good story telling and fluency, much appreciated. Subscribed
It's pleasure! thank you for the support and I look forward to keeping you entertained in the off season
2010 was a very good season in terms of being unpredictable, but honestly I thought the racing was often quite drab and chess match like most of the time. Oddly, I felt the racing in 2011 was much better, but Vettel was 20+ seconds in the lead most of the time and all the action was happening way behind him! Amazing video again, thank you Cranky Yankee!
Thank you again! Again today was challenging and you come to ease my vex. Thank you, so much.
I am what you all need me to be! thanks for giving it a shot and watching with your free time it means a lot
The last car to not have DRS, kubica, double lotus and the introduction of Mercedes
Automatic english subtitles in this video translated Robert Kubica's name to:
- Robert Key
- qubits a-
- Tricky Bitsa
- Rubber Key Bits
- Robert E Bitsa
- Robert Cube It'sa
- Robbie Kapitza
- Barbeque Bitches!!
- Rocky Bitsa
- Replicas Bitsa
- Key Bits
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Great content though, I really enjoy watching your videos! 👌
It fucking sucks haha it’s so expensive to do each video but I’ve started to. Just hoping millions of people who watch subscribe so RUclips can push my content rather than just 1% watch and subscribe haha I swear once I grow more I’m going to hire someone to make CC perfect. It’s so annoying how bad they are with names
@@CYMotorsport im just astonished and shocked that u havent reached over a million subscribers yet. I mean of someone deserves it based on content alone..it has to be u. Aldas, matty, josh..all r exceptional...and so r u...it just sucks to see this when i see everyone connect with ur thought process..and even start conversations on topics they usually would avoid ...ur excellent at what u do and the nitpicking i do about the numbers said wrong or some silly mistake like that is just that..nitpicking..coz otherwise there is no fault to be found.
P.S. i dont actively go looking for faults and mistakes...it was just for fun. No offence brother
Bbq bitches!!!!😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
He has more variations than that "butterfly cucumber"
kek
Solide content again MrYankee. A pleasure to watch. I cant imagine how must work you put in to these vids. I thank you brother 😎
so long as you're entertained mate. It's my drug . win win for us both haha
Wow what Kubica did back in 2010 for me is just astonishing, more than 100 points better than teammate. Imagine Renault back on podium 🙈 . BTW great video bruh KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK !
and then he decided to go rallying.
ikrr. He had even signed for Ferrari for the 2012 season. Imagine him and Alonso as teammates. Would have been harder for Vettel to have won that season.
@@ramiaharunachalam8437 No it would be easier. Kubica would taking more points of Alonso.
Petrov did great for rookie and 6~7 dnfs, he actually gave kubica run for his money.
Such an amazing storytelling bro
Please consider making a video about the rivalry of Lewis and nico
Flo did a great job on that I couldnt beat it if I devoted a year on it. But i do think I'm going to try haha it'll be my highest production yet bc I've already written it thankfully. good reco
@@CYMotorsport could you link the video please?
i can remember this was in my opinion the best season i watched. 5 drivers. 3 teams fighting for the campion and being so close was so entertaining to watch. if you think abou most time only 2 maybe 3 drivers fighting for the titel and most time 1-2 teams. so this was very unique
2010 and 2012 were brilliant years! Your videos are fantastic, and you fast becoming my favourite F1 RUclipsr. Keep it up!
I'm glad to hear Matt :)
Hell yeah one of the best seasons
it destroyed me haha. but hopefully I did it justice. I can't imagine some of this happening today haha.
I love going back and watching all these great videos over and over….they’re a great compliment to the seasons themselves….great productions and compilations…thanks for the hard work.
Vettel=driver
Verstappen=racer that can drive
Hamilton=driver that can race
Alonso= politician that can drive
Leclerc=admin duties
raikkonen=never miss an opportunity to shut up
james hyett Hi
Nice way to characterise the top drivers.
I’m Dutch so a fan of Max ;) but think you’re selling Leclerc a bit short though. 2019 was only his second in F1 and his first at Ferrari. He has made quite a few mistakes but so did Max in his first year(s!) at RedBull. I have tremendous respect for the way Charles has survived and developed especially last year under extremely difficult circumstances.
Can’t wait for this years season to start.
@@Conservator. I agree with you completely, I even bet £30 on him winning last season, I was only really making fun of his name as it translates in English to the secretary/ Clerk.
Your man Verstappen is the most complete driver I have ever seen, very similar to Hamilton except Hamilton had an easier time due to the colour of his skin,
He made so many immature mistakes but was given a free pass, if you compare Hamilton and Max's early career you see that Max is way ahead of Lewis, the media wanted to make Max the infant terrible. It's bullshit, Max is the best racer F1 has seen, experience will improve the driver, he just needs a car worthy of him.
@@Conservator. unfortunately I don't think we will ever see how good Le Clerc is due to the toxic environment at Ferrari. Unfortunately he doesn't have the force of personality to make the team work for him, everyone at Ferrari is covering their own arse's trying to avoid getting fucked by the person behind them, just completely toxic from the top down, the greatest example in shit management, FERRARI.
I disagree with some of these statements if I'm honest
@Yash Nayak I'm sorry to contradict you but a driver's peak? What is that, peak in ability or career? A driver's peak is completely reliant on his ability to sign a contract that puts him in the right team at the right time.
Imagine Hamilton at Williams, in his peak?
Best season ever is finally here! Only a few weeks late 🤣🤣
hahah when you get through the first 10 minutes or so you'll see why. good god the number of things that were happening all at once. I tried to get you in a rhythm through the first 3-4 races then pick things up so it wasn't overwhelming haha but yeah this was a MONSTER. Really glad I took this one on thanks for the reco!
14:52 on newey's book he says webber didn't like the car behavior with the new parts, that's why they just switched them
that's why I literally included the audio of Horner saying they never spoke to Webber straight from his mouth bc people cite that. Newey fails to comment if webber knew (he didn't) the parts would go to his teammate and main rival. that's a whole other issue. webber also says he was not told that saying he didn't like parts meant they were subject for removal. that's not the same as not liking the set up.
yeah just wanted to add newey's view on the whole thing, i remember there was a lot of "miscommunication" on webber's side of the garage specially when dr marko was around
chifurbr that’s a fair point though thank you for mentioning. Marko if all people is a spin master haha but he actually didn’t say anything “false” . You’re right webber didn’t line his set up .i love that he won that GP too after all that haha
@@CYMotorsport Webber didn't want the new front wing man, you should read the whole story in newey's book. He had trialed it and didn't like its feel. Just cause he got beaten to pole, he started complaining. If he didn't want the part someone else did, it should be completely okay, after all, its the team's IP not webber's personal part.
@@CYMotorsport but you insinuate as if the team went against him which wasn't the case. Webber beat himself mentally and started questioning every team decision and hence he lost.
Exactly 18 years after NASCAR's Greatest Race of the Century, the 1992 Hooters 500, the Greatest Formula 1 Race of the Century, the 2010 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, the most legendary day in Formula 1 History, was known for Sebastian Vettel completing his own Cinderella Story by winning his first ever Formula 1 World Championship, which occurred exactly 4 years before the Greatest ASOP Music Festival Grand Finals Night of the Century, the 2014 ASOP Music Festival Grand Finals Night, the most legendary day in Contemporary Christian Music history, where the immortal ASOP Music Festival Cult Favorite, the Louise Lyle Robles-composed potent Fan-Favorite "May Awa Ang Dios" prevailed over the 11 other songs, and Beverly Caimen completed her own Cinderella Story as the youngest ASOP Music Festival Best Interpreter of the Year
Someone needs to make some content about that
I’m American and new to F1 but am in love with it. Great content; I’m into the history, and its way better than NASCAR. Awesome vid
Great video
An amazing documentary about The best season of F1 EVER!!
23:50 Massa joins the party
throwing him a bone for "fernando is faster than you"
I love the detail of your videos highlighting some of the closest championship battles ever. Really cool how you show the stats and everyone's totals after each race. Shows how many people each season were capable of winning races and were very competitive compared to today. Where it takes someone getting lucky or mistakes by others for someone besides Lewis or Max to win.
What a great video for someone like myself who, if an F1 race was on tv in the past 20 years I would watch the cars go 'round but not really know who was who (Outside of Schumie) . In the last year however I educated myself, bought an F1 video game and have really been following the action and I have been missing out. So this video is just a great tool to show where Vettel came from, amongst others. I wish I was watching this season as it played out.
Again, great video, and look forward to watching the next season.
Side note, just playing an F1 racing game makes the racing games I have been playing for years, i.e. Gran Turismo and Forza, seem TAME.
EvryTime I’m glad it had an effect! I don’t get to make the reviews as often as I’d like but I do like trying to give them the extra love they deserve.
The first radio clip you put in from Massa saying Fernando is Faster than you, isn’t from Germany, it’s from Australia the same year, the same thing was said to him in Germany but it wasn’t this clip
And that right there is why I’m single
Great content, really good, keep doing vídeos like this... 👍
Thanks Pedro - you got it !
Lovely job old chap. Really enjoying this long history pieces. Please keep them coming.
You got it! during the season I'll be doing a lot here. while I'm reporting on the races i'll mix in a few of these it'll blow everyones mind hahah
@@CYMotorsport please do a detailed peice on Nico vs Lewis. I think the guys would love it.
@@Dimz2814 I've gotten that a few times. I like Floz's take on it. but I think you've convinced me. do you want just the title season or their entire fight?
25:50 I never knew Massa was on 191 points in second place on the standings after the Singapore GP.
These season videos that go into great detail is the best videos. Amazing content!
thanks for your support they are a blast to make and I'm glad you find them entertaining :)
Sebastian Vettel made me fell in love with F1 and the red bull team, though he left red bull I ll always be a red bull fan
Excellent video! This season is worthy of an entire documentary.
Thanks Franco!
Probably my favorite season of F1, certainly in the recent past anyway. Five drivers still able to win it with three races to go, ok Jenson was very much an outside chance but he could have, no worse odds than Kimi in 2007. There were so many stories and narratives running through the season.
Starting with Red Bull. The Red Bull was very much the class of the field but the drivers made it hard for themselves. You have that incredible stat that Seb never led the championship at any point prior to winning it in Abu Dhabi but that makes it look like he lucked into it and doesn't paint the full picture. If Red Bull was the class of the field then Seb was the class of Red Bull (as a Webber fan at the time I never thought I would be writing that) but Seb had a huge amount of misfortune, some his fault, some not. He lost nailed on wins in Bahrain and Korea due to reliability and instead of 50 points took 12 from those two races. Then you have the ones that were his own fault. Turkey was very much his fault, a silly maneuver, and he lost points in Silverstone and Hungary due to getting overly combative with Webber too. Seb was fast though and he was the guy to beat all year, 10/19 poles kind of says it all. I think there was still a bit of immaturity from Seb this year, it was only his third full season after all and second running at the front. As for Webber, I don't recall him having any reliability issues but he crashed out of two races, Valencia in spectacular fashion and Korea, I don't think he would have been in contention for the win in either (maybe Korea after Seb retired) but certainly lost a bag full of points, points that may have swayed Red Bulls thinking come crunch time. Mark was also very quick, had shades of the Barrichello and Schumacher with him and Seb, where at some races Seb just couldn't look near him but he had too many weaker weekends. You can understand his frustration at Red Bull not throwing their weight behind his challenge when he was ahead on points in the last few races and that probably affected him. There is little doubt in my mind that politically in Red Bull they wanted Seb to win. As I said before though it doesn't really paint the full picture, Webber had a great season but Seb was the guy to beat the whole time even though he never led the championship, I can guarantee he was the guy they all asked their teams what time has X done? through practice and qualifying.
Ferrari. It really was a quite incredible season for Ferrari. They never really had the fastest car at any point, they were pretty close around the Italian and Singapore Grands Prix but it was never the car to be in, that was usually the Red Bull, Mclaren at a few of the races. Alonso's relentless consistency and race pace got him to the lead of the championship, coupled with some amazing drives such as at Singapore. He was the benefactor in both Bahrain and Korea from Sebs engine troubles so had a bit of luck, he will be rueing his crash in Spa though and had his own bit of engine trouble in Malaysia, although it cost him less points than others engine troubles. Sadly for Ferrari, Massa just wasn't quite at the same level, his form was patchy and he was never on Alonso's pace. Sadly I don't think he ever mentally recovered from his crash in 2009 and things like the Germany incident in 2010 just crushed his spirit, I think Massa was always quite an emotional driver who needed to mentally be in the right place to perform and I don't think he ever found that place again.
Mclaren. You had this great background story at Mclaren, the world champion, Jenson Button had dared to stray into the lions den and moved to Lewis Hamilton's Mclaren team. Most people thought Jenson was a fool and expected Lewis to destroy him, but it just didn't happen. It is probably fair to say that Lewis had the slight upper hand on outright pace most of the time but Jenson was very consistent and by winning the second race of the season in Australia I think that gave Jenson an enormous confidence boost. Even at the time the opinion was that Jenson only won in 2009 due to the Brawn car and even then he only just held on, having quite a poor finish to the season, and he must have secretly been a bit worried about going up against Lewis in the same car. He smashed that into touch with a great win in Australia, proving he could win without a Brawn and he could beat Lewis, great stuff. I don't think Lewis was in the best place around the 2010 - 2011 time, his form fluctuated, he got into incidents. Lewis was also quite unlucky with reliability, he took great wins in Canada and Spa, Turkey was a great win too, one where he managed to stamp his authority on Jenson after Jenson's very strong start to the season, but that was only a win due to Red Bulls shenanigans. It is quite amazing that Lewis was still technically in it at Abu Dhabi but you never really felt like he was in it, it was always Vettel vs Alonso vs Webber.
That's without even mentioning the other star of 2010, Robert Kubica, a consistent points scorer and 3 x podium visitor in a pretty rubbish car up against very strong Red Bull, Mclaren and Ferraris, even the Mercedes was faster than it so if you take reliability out of the equation 9th - 10th should have been where he was finishing.
Great season, great drivers.
Lewis did smash Jenson in 2010 for the most part. Australia the the team switched his strategy as he was about to catch Kubica for 2nd. Something about that decision was off. Lewis thoroughly beat him in qualy majority of times and also in the race. What really screwed his title hopes were the DNFs in Monza and Singapore due to run in with the RBs. Monza was more his fault but Singapore was pretty much all on Mark. With all that being said everything would have had to gone his way for him to win 2010; but i believe he drove better than Vettel that season. 2010 was the epitome of needing luck to win in F1. Despite his 3 DNFs and mistakes, Vettel’s RB held uo when it mattered and he lucked out with Ferrari shafting Alonso. Underrated season that was hard fought by 5 amazing drivers
Best season ever! For sure! 2012 had a better clímax race at Interlagos and was awesome too, but 2010 had 5 drivers within 25 points up until very late and they were constantly changing fates.
Fun fact Ferrari tried to get massa to give up position to Alonso in Australia while he was running 3rd and second in the standings
Thinking about this season, if Red Bull didn't fuck up on the reliability front at the start of the season, Seb'd have won the season comfortably. But the difference between Red Bull of 2010 and Ferrari of 2022 is that one fixed their reliability issues the other did the opposite as the season progressed.
the red bull of 2010 was far quicker relative to mclaren and ferrari, than ferrari of 2022 was to red bull and mercedes. and even if they had ironed out all of the car problems, charles binned it twice and they had more strategic blunders than i can count, the worst one being hungary, followed closely by monaco. ferrari were never winning 2022, despite their speed
Raikkonen would have won the 2010 WDC in that Ferrari. Finished third in a 2009 Ferrari, would have won Monaco in 2010 for sure. That thing had a phenomenal front end.
What was striking though while going through this was how dominant on Saturday’s the RB6 was. Teams copied newer after but this car and the 2012 car were borderline untouchable. The car that Seb almost lost twice I s almost the story IMO
Lol
"Wins"? Why are you using current tense?
@@PointNemo9 "would have won". Happy son?
Raikkonen would have finished the season behind both Mclarens. He and Massa were evenly matched in their 2.5 years together, it is very unlikely to assume Raikkonen suddenly finding 0.3-0.5 seconds from 2009 to 2010.
Thank you for all these videos. The Spy Gate one was just great. Lots of little tidbits I wasn't aware of.
Thank you for checking it and leaving feedback . I’m lucky to have an audience willing to give me feedback otherwise I couldn’t piece together stories worth telling in an effective way. They weren’t always to this quality haha
@@CYMotorsport Keep On Keeping On. Thoroughly enjoying the vids.
25:48: don't you mean Alonso in p2 cus massa wasn't close also love your work during this time it feels nice to look at history
Seasons like this keep the fans excited, hopefully with budget caps we will see such seasons again
28:07 "Due to collision"
The car: "Yeah I went to a mudpit for some fun post-race."
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The 2010 Italian Grand prix has a special place in my heart
Because after race The Tifosi stormed the track, And Nothing like seeing 2 ferrari drivers on the podium in monza
2020's most anticipated upload is finally here!
haha well hopefully I can set the bar even higher and higher. which I plan to! thank you for the encouragement mate :)
good work on your videos. highly appreciate it
Appreciative you took the time to watch and comment!
The best F1 channel,,,,,,,,,,,,,in the world.
love your work,
you all make it supremely easy to make good content. keep lining them up and I'll keep knocking them down :) thanks for all your support it helps when i'm deep in edits with no light at the end of the tunnel haha
Hey I've watched this video and 2012 video at least 10 times and I will probably watch them both again. I'm here to tell you that I can not wait for your 2021 season review video, what happened today was something else
Love this!! This is why I watch Formula One
Amazing content! Really helps a new f1 fan get a better grasp of the recent history of the sport.
People always call 2012 the best F1 season but imo this one was better!
This for me was as well . Had many arguments about it haha
@@CYMotorsport Seriously I know no other channel on yt that replies so quickly and consistently to comments. Even on older videos like this one. Thx a lot, I appreciate your effort!
Just came back from vacation to see this video notification. Hell yeah! Great video brother.
Welcome back friend! I’ll be posting more frequently now that this project is done . I promised this a while ago but it required the extra attention. Excited to get to shorter stories and I can be more dynamic. Thanks for the support and let me know if you ever have any requests
11:10 Horner later said that the situation was poorly handled and the blame shouldn't have placed on Webber on the f1 podcast
Sassy it’s likely you hit pause to type that haha fair enough it’s just the exact next scene. I’ve had this conversation hundreds of times so I thought I would include horners interview and just cut out the middle man haha I appreciate you leaving your input though keep that up!
Any chance of 2007 & 2008 breakdowns? Great seasons imo, especially 2008.
CYF1: "I hope to keep you guys entertained and on the edge of your seat leading up to the 2020 season."
Coronavirus: *I'm about to end this man's whole career*
Flames will never not be funny to me hahaha
Way way back when I looked motorcycle racing regs one of the rules was that you must try and win the race.
I can't find that rule any more but it makes sense that if you want to be in a race you should be racing to win.
I have never liked the idea of winning championships without any wins or hanging back when you have enough points lead.
But most racers don't do that and think the same thing.
are you referencing Vettel here or just overall?
@@CYMotorsport
Yeah I wasn't very clear. I mean overall.
In this case, team orders ah la Vettel.
In other cases, hanging back to interfere with other racers to help a teammate.
Even something like the last race of the season and only 2 points are needed, or something like that and the racer settles for 2nd or 6th, deliberately.
I understand not taking big risks but they should still race.
That's what it is all about, racing. And it is not a team sport in that sense.
If you are out there and you are not trying to win then you are not racing and if you are not racing you should not be out there.
If that rule was in place they wouldn't have needed the explicit rule change.
What do you think?
Awesome video! Never count out Seb!!! It was relevant then and I am sure it still is.
and when I make my ferrari part 2 video making my bold prediction about ferrari in 2020 I'll surely get thousands of hate comments or calling me crazy.now I'll have over one hour of 2010 and 2012 review content proving not to count out seb haha. thanks for the support and more to come
Great stuff. Nice video. Keep them coming. Well done.
Glad you liked it! Will do
Let’s just hope the new decade will give us something good.
I highly doubt it, but I can hope
I worry massively about the brakes. I can’t seem to rationalize the major aero problem they haven’t addressed
CrankyYankeeF1 Who needs brakes when you have the car in front of you to slow down.
-Pastor Maldonado maybe
We all know next year will be very good
@@Blueflag04 that didn't age well
After the second round the points in the constructors championship were wrong but I appreciate the fact you listened to me and included the top 5 in the standings after each race. Also you captured the 2010 season very well, it's so sad to see how dominant F1 has become in the last 6 years year after year coming into the season with hope of a close fight only for Mercedes to cruise to the title.
of the things that could have went wrong in a 36 minute video, i'm stoked I didn't miss anything else major. this was the reason I was delayed responding to you haha I forgot to change the colors to be consistent with team and drivers so I had to go back 19 times by hands for the 5 teams and 5 drivers per race. You can't imagine the amount of comments and messages outraged by that in the 2012 video hahah. I'm glad you liked it! thanks for the cross platform love I'll always tip my hat and call that out
@@CYMotorsport no worries mate I wanted to point it out for the future and as you can tell I'm really enjoying these videos. If you haven't decided for the next season to review I'd say 2008 or 2007 those two were one of the best sessons in the 2000s. Also a suggestion maybe you could put up a picture of the race standings after each race from wikipedia it looks decent and it would be easier to follow. 👍
@@noxvi4753 yeah you correctly identify the type of solution. I have to balance production value with my own customization - and all the human error that comes with it. especially bc that's the most boring aspect of these videos and I hate doing that particular part haha. I think you have a point that it's worth dropping the visual side to not sacrifice the "correctness". don't ever feel like you can't tell me that stuff I know it's from the right place and I have a weird memory about comments and people so I def will connect we've talked elsewhere and you're invested in the content and want to see the channel grow. feedback from that perspective is not only welcome, it's mission critical. I mean that.
Mark Webber’s missing ring
Another great season championship battle review video 👏🏻👍🏻
awesome video specially for a sebastian vettel fan. 👌🏼
Glad you enjoyed! You should check out 2012 video as well!
I dont even watch f1, but your videos are great and I love watching them
you gotta respect webber for almost winning as a clear number 2.
i mean he was nr.2 for a reason, if the redbulls actually was reliable seb would have run away with the title early and he did have the chance to seal it in korea but he binned it.
and it wasnt like red bull was sacrificing marks races the help seb. there was silverstone but its so blown out of proportion, both Helmut and Newey say that mark didnt like the front wing, should they have told him, yes but its not like they where ripping his car apart to help sebastian
Love your videos ! Thank you my friend.
Thank you for your support . You also spend your free time here so I’m thankful for that !
@@CYMotorsport you're legend mate ! Don't know how you don't have 1 million subscribers. Thanks again !
This is why Vettel’s championships were better! Vettel had to fight for every point, every metre of the track, every inch! Vettel did NOT dominate! He had to fight his hardest to win his 4 championships and sadly Ferrari was unable to provide him in ‘15 ‘17 and ‘18! THREE more world championships for Vettel were thrown away by the lacking reliability of Ferrari!
‘All these facilities and you make a piece of crap like this’ from Niki Lauda in Rush fits perfectly for Vettel’s 6 years with Ferrari! He even gave up talks with Mercedes in 2018 because of strong results! Imagine that!? Vettel in a Mercedes!
He’s 2 years younger than Hamilton and I want to believe he has at least enough left in him to match Fangio or even pass him! I do hope AM continue to improve and become a title contender next season!
Thirdly, I don’t understand what Hamilton meant by the Fans being disappointed with Vettel’s domination! He wasn’t ‘dominating’, he had to fight for it and Hamilton was fighting him!
everything you said is 100% true.
Nah Netflix need to cut you a cheque for a f1 documentary series. Great content bruh Very informative and thorough. Keep on the good work and onto the next one 👌🏾
Yes, its here
the season the broke me hahah. the amount of times I had to double check things to report it correctly bc I didn't believe I read it right. what a season! I hope you are entertained by it!
it’s wild that webber was ahead of vettel on points going into the last race. vettel had the team favoring him with parts and backing him up after the two made contact. webber was never really the same after 2010 :///
There's always another driver that stopped ferrari driver to win wdc. 2008 was Timo glock. 2010 was Vitaly petrov.
You are clueless, pal. If Timo Glock really had an agenda to make Hamilton champion then why didn't he just pit like everyone else? He was behind Hamilton before the pit stops so if he wanted Hamilton to win he would have just pit as well which would mean he stayed behind well behind Hamilton.
Staying out meant that Glock actually gained a position over Kovallainen. He was behind him before the pit stops and beat him to the finish line by staying out.
@@MT-pv2rf I think u misunderstood me. I am not putting blame to the drivers I mentioned. I was saying about how luck is not on Ferrari's side. Glock and petrov deserved to do what they did, racing.
I was wondering why we didnt like Vettel back then.. Thanks for the reminder
Do a video about Michael Andrettis F1 career.
I am going to be doing spotlights but if i did Andretti, it would either be parody or out right critical. I'm not at all a fan of how he went about things. unless you're okay with that haha I mean I'm fair but I don't pander too well
@@CYMotorsport Maybe do a spotlight on his F1 career.
This video was 3rd. For 2010 review your way of telling is epic love it wish there was more
14:15 Holy scoliosis chairs..
Hahahaha I can’t unsee it. It looks SOOOO uncomfortable
Awesome, hope this year will be like 2010