20 F1 Records That'll Never be Broken..

From astonishing speed records to legendary performances, these are the Formula 1 records that have left fans in awe-and might never be broken.
In this video, we explore the fastest penalty in F1 history, held by Sebastian Vettel, Max Verstappen's rise as the youngest race winner, the longest race ever at the 2011 Canadian Grand Prix, and many more iconic moments that shaped the sport.
Key Records Covered:
Fastest F1 Penalty (Sebastian Vettel)
Fewest Finishers at Monaco 1996
Most F1 Titles (Michael Schumacher & Lewis Hamilton)
Fastest Race in History (Michael Schumacher at Monza)
Most Consecutive Wins in a Season (Max Verstappen)
Discover the incredible stories behind these records and how they continue to define the high-octane world of Formula 1. Will these milestones ever be surpassed? Watch to find out.
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[@AlonsoRules]

Fastest Grand Prix at Monza in 2003 will never be beaten

[@praveenblox5187]

did he js say schumacher as sumacher

[@thekauders567]

yes . yes he did

[@Andrwme]

No, @praveenblox5187 he said shoemutcher...

[@stevenmhill1441]

90s F1 was sooo good

[@Siniset]

The biggest win margin was due to Hawthorn spin on the final lap. The actual gap was over double the amount of time the fastest lap around the circuit was. And since 3rd placed driver was lapped, he couldn't overtake Hawthorn during the loss of time.

[@muradtechwizard]

schumacker not schumacher (only pronounciation)

[@rofls06]

SchumaCKer is completely wrong.

[@Andrwme]

The correct pronunciation is actually shoo-magh-ha... I know that isn't an official use of terms; however, that is the best way that I am able to put it across.

[@yeloping]

yoooo whassup
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