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Senna crashed just before the tunnel in ‘88 and walked to his apartment which is/was very close on Av. Princesse Grace. The building is called Houston Palace.
Senna saying “And I suddenly realized that I was no longer driving the car consciously.” while going 2 seconds faster per lap than anyone else. That's pretty iconic.
Best memory is absolutely Daniel Ricciardo getting his redemption, after what happened in 2016, and what seemed was gonna happen again in 2018, him being able to hold on brought tears to my eyes.
What a time to be alive, f1 world champions vlogging for all us fans out there. Thanks so much Nico, you are a brilliant presenter. Absolutely love when you talk about different driving styles between drivers and how that affected your laptimes
As a Colombian, my best memory was Juan Pablo Montoya's win in 2003. My dad would wake me up every race day, early in the morning, while he was competing in the category, to watch his races and those are really some of the fondest memories of my childhood, spending time with my dad, having breakfast in front of the TV, watching the race and stressing the f out the entire race haha. I remember that day in 2003, I was 8 years old, my dad woke me up and told me that Montoya had qualified 3rd the day before so he could have a chance to get on the podium, we sat in front of the TV in the living room, he was having eggs and coffee and I was eating cereal, the race started, we were locked onto the screen the entire time and once Montoya got in first place we didn't utter a single word until the race was done, I remember looking at the floor almost every corner cause I thought that I'd jinx it so he'd crash and once he finally crossed the finish line in first place I remember running to wake my mom and my brother up so they could come and see how a fellow Colombian had just won the most prestigious race in all of motorsport. Awesome day.
That was a lovely read. Juan Pablo was always my favourite player in the F1 games when I was like 5/6 years old. Simply because I loved BMW’s and something about his name was just enjoyable to me as a kid😂
If Williams builded FW25 without aero problems in first few races and BMW did not blow up in Austria and Japan we would have something to celebrate ... but still great memories from 2003.
Schumi's last pole lap when he was 43 years old. He pulled a great lap, yet he couldn't start from the pole. However, he showed us how much pure talent he had at that age.
@@hectorhugocortesa.456 Hector, you don't need to apologize for your English. I've made "attempts" to learn German, Swedish, French, Spanish, Tagalog, Japanese, Mandarin, and a wee bit of Thai in the course of my travels in the last 60+ years. I've done better in some... not so much in others. I've found that being able or at least willing to attempt to talk with local people in a little bit of their language shows your willingness to make that effort. Most people I've encountered were very appreciative and we had a pleasant visit, as short as it may have been. You're doing just fine! Thanks for the effort.
My best Monaco memory is my Dad taking me there for my first (and only) live GP ever in 2006. He saved up for months and surprised me with the tickets on my 18th birthday. And he didn't even watch F1, but he let me give him a giant primer on the tech, drivers, strategy etc. And he actually decided that he would root for Nico lol. We were both pretty bummed when he had to retire the car. That weekend will probably be one of the best of my life until I die. I only hope I can give my future kids such an amazing experience.
Ricciardo jumping into the Red Bull pool in 2018 after his victory, with all the problems he suffered during that race and the one two years before, really redemption day
Definitely! 😊 I was gonna say this same one... I think that was 2018, right? When he had one of the Ferraris on his tail ready to make a move if he made a mistake... Top drive from him!
for me that was the moment when F1 showed how Monaco isn't suited for f1 racing anymore I mean there are tracks where overtaking is notoriously difficult, like Hungaroring or Yas Marina, Sochi and so on. But on none of those tracks a car that had basically a gp2 engine could have any chance to win a race. And that just doesn't seem fair, it clearly shows how impossible it is to overtake at Monaco with current f1 cars, no matter how slow the car in front might be
I just found out that Nico uploads content to YB, I love the in-depth perspectives he can give on the circuits and of course, on everything that surrounds the top flight. It's amazing how after achieving what he has achieved and being the person he is he still keeps this humility, empathy and creativity so alive. An absolute legend.
Most memorable moment (especially as a French national) : 1996 - Out of the 20 drivers, only 3 finishes the race due to very poor conditions and lots of crashes / mechanical failures. Moreover, Olivier Panis wins the Monaco GP, before Gasly won Monza in 2020, it was the last French who won a Formula 1 Grand Prix.
My most special moment was me as a 6 year old in Monaco watching Kimi win. As a Fin, Kimi was my idol, and hearing the V10s roaring on the streets of Monaco made a lasting impression 🇫🇮🇫🇮🇫🇮
It’s absolutely incredible to hear how one of the greatest drivers ever measured himself against someone like Lewis down to the finest detail. It’s also fascinating how much thought they put into every single aspect of the lap, including even keeping the steering straight for longer on the exit of the nouvelle chicane
There is the entry lane to the monaco yacht club just there and he is standing beyond the entrance... Still, I did initially think he was going to hit him, but then I remembered there is the entrance 😂
The 2012 Merc wasn't even their finest car. Monaco really brings out the best of the driver because it's a very technical circuit. Aerodynamic downforce is only as good as the speed you get with the car. The driver's sense and guts (driving fast in a tight circuit with merciless corners if you make a mistake) really shows. Even without another title to take home, MSC really showed he still has some of it. Besides, to be a champion you really have to be in your zone thru the whole season. You can't blame him if he lost that consistency since his departure from F1 at the end of 2006. With age, past his prime, and lack of practice, I was in awe he even managed to clinch a pole position before ultimately retiring from the sport for the last time.
@@Jojo_Bee The fact that has been blowing my mind was how many time Michael changed his brakes balances(including one handed drive through Louis Chiron - incredidle mental capacity) to get a perfect braking setup nearly for each part of the track Neither Nico nor Lewis were doing the same thing there ever.
It’s funny he has to say Lewis to put in perspective of how fast he’s going. He cooped out after playing dirty like Schumacher and beating Hamilton for the championship.
@@williamphillips6455 That's about the dumbest thing I've ever read on RUclips. Who was playing dirty? Think about COTA during that season... Lewis has been parked in the best car for almost a decade...
Hands down the funniest was Kimi when he walked off to his yacht and just chillin with beer and friends hahhahhah. So that's probably the one I will pick.
Most memorable moment of Monaco GP for me, was Ayrton Senna's performance in 1984 with Toleman at his debut season. Polemical ending time of the race... Beautiful place!
The Moment when everyone, fans, team members and drivers paid respect to Niki after his death. Such a moving moment to see everyone remembering one of the most authentic and iconic persons in F1 history.
Being a 8 years kid and watch all work from Senna defensive drive against a faster Mansell in 1992. We were totally nervous watching that race. The fact that Brazil was a completely chaotic country to live at that time, it was a kind of relief for us have Senna as an idol. He gave us plenty reasons to smile, at least on sundays.
I like the perspective given by someone who experienced so many different results from racing on this track. It makes for a very insightful breakdown, and I also find his humbleness in recounting his successes as well as his misfortunes quite inspiring.
I got goosebumps when you talked about Senna's tunnel vision, I experienced it once in karting when I was younger and later on as a musician I had that same kind of feeling of just being there and flowing with the sound without thinking of the notes or the lyrics or the audience, really amazing feeling.
I would definitely say that the best moment was the "redemption day" for Daniel Ricciardo after such a disappointing pit stop. Also, the belly flop was good haha
Biggest moment in Monaco was Ricciardo’s celebration after 2018 win, it made me so happy to see that he won even with 25% loss of power and all that happened in 2016
To be fair, none of the actual actors went to Monaco, that was all recreated on a set. If I remember correctly they just had some lookalikes/scouts for the wide shots in the Rolls Royce and to record a few laps in a camera car to get the details right to recreate on the set.
Amazing!! It's a really pleasant experience to 'see' the inner pilot vision from your analysis, far more treating the most beautiful track in the F1 championship! Great job Nico in and outside the tracks!!
Biggest moment from this Monaco GP would be when is the TV broadcast literally focused on Kimi walking to his Yacht for nearly 20 minutes until he eventually reached his Yacht 😂
GEM. What a content. WOW. And one of the most underrated champions. I think we cannot imagine how utterly hard to beat superstar driver in a team concentrated around him.
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The moment where riccardo defended Hamilton the best way I’ve ever seen someone defending. I’m a German boy and not such a big fan of Riccardo but he has my respect cause that was absolutely amazing
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Senna on 1988 driving perfection, I was a kid but I remember that because was the moment that Monaco became my favorite track, today still one of my favorites!
For my memorable moment I'm going to suggest Schumacher bringing out the yellow flags during qualifying to stop Alonso's hot lap and attempt to keep pole. Controversy followed! I definitely can't think of any other occasions when yellows have been brought out during Monaco qualifying securing a pole ;D
@@pervonhagelbrakare8172 You have a point. I have heard so many people put Nico in their top 10 for that reason. But I dont think anyone will ever beat Lewis again
For me Monaco is like the Palio races in Sienna because of so much atmosphere in town and build up of so much energy towards the start of the race and then the release of that energy once the race has started.
It’s gotta be when Daniel lost power and managed to hold off the pack. That was incredible driving, I know it’s not easy to overtake in this track but man was that some good driving.
The moment of silence to honour Niki Lauda in 2019. I was present that weekend at the GP and honouring one of the greatest drivers of all time with so many fans at the most memorable track on the calendar made me feel humble to be there.
Most special moment's gotta be when Ivan Vanko walked on the track in the harbor section and attacked Tony Stark's car with his electric whips. Legendary
Best Monaco moment - Daniel Ricciardo's redemption win and the pure joy on his face while drinking his Shoei. Especially after what happened the year before with the botched pitstop that cost him the race that he had dominated up to that point.
I remember the first time I saw an F1 race in it's entirety was back in 2016 when poor Daniel didn't win the race. I was sad for him but I was also happy because Checo made it to third place. I'm hoping tomorrow Checo can get to the podium again.
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What is your most memorable Monaco Grand Prix moment of all time? Comment below - top comment wins a special gift from me :) Subscribe to my channel for my upcoming Koenigsgegg vlog from Monaco: bit.ly/NicoRosbergYT
Reutemann Win!! 🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷
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Go back to mercedes
Winning in 2015 ❤️
Nico!!!!!
Best memory is a tie between the two that walked off on foot after retiring: Ayrton to his flat and Kimi to a yacht
Does anyone walk on anything other than their feet??
@@johns2096 the ground
Aha jk
Liked the Jenson run/walk more in 2009 ;)
😂 this has to win
Senna crashed just before the tunnel in ‘88 and walked to his apartment which is/was very close on Av. Princesse Grace. The building is called Houston Palace.
Senna saying “And I suddenly realized that I was no longer driving the car consciously.” while going 2 seconds faster per lap than anyone else. That's pretty iconic.
He was 1 minute faster than Prost LOL
@@senna.archive And? Always bringing up Prost.
@@silentnight1805 shut
@@senna.archive One minute per lap faster? Wow, that’s quite a lot at Monaco.
@@silentnight1805 are u jealous?
Biggest moment has to be Kimi heading off to his yacht mid-race
Or falling down the side of it drunk !
“Leave me alone! I know what I’m doing!”
This is the only true answer
May be u got the notification before me
Bowah I go yacht
Time for another Monaco Race Week! Who's your favourite for the 2022 Monaco GP?
Leclerc win maybe ?
Sharles Legrerg wins! :D
Nico Rosberg ❤️
Maxstappen
Sainz!
Best memory is absolutely Daniel Ricciardo getting his redemption, after what happened in 2016, and what seemed was gonna happen again in 2018, him being able to hold on brought tears to my eyes.
I like how Nico knows so much about Lewis and his driving style, its like he had to study Lewis to beat him. Incredible.
If you look at their history its pretty obvious that Lewis is his arch enemy. So you bet he studied the s*** out of him
Nico could've easily beaten him. Too bad he reited.
@@dparag14 easily?...... Really?
@@dparag14 Dude literally had to drop a kilogram of leg muscle to try and get more time and beat Lewis. "Easily"
@@dparag14 bahahahahaha good joke 🤡
My most memorable moment of Monaco is when Kimi went straight to his yacht after being out of the race. Absolute legend.
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What a time to be alive, f1 world champions vlogging for all us fans out there. Thanks so much Nico, you are a brilliant presenter. Absolutely love when you talk about different driving styles between drivers and how that affected your laptimes
Kimi going straight to his yacht is deffinetly the best moment
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Mazepin watching this video rn like a damn documentary
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Lance Stroll sent it to him to check out
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As a Colombian, my best memory was Juan Pablo Montoya's win in 2003. My dad would wake me up every race day, early in the morning, while he was competing in the category, to watch his races and those are really some of the fondest memories of my childhood, spending time with my dad, having breakfast in front of the TV, watching the race and stressing the f out the entire race haha. I remember that day in 2003, I was 8 years old, my dad woke me up and told me that Montoya had qualified 3rd the day before so he could have a chance to get on the podium, we sat in front of the TV in the living room, he was having eggs and coffee and I was eating cereal, the race started, we were locked onto the screen the entire time and once Montoya got in first place we didn't utter a single word until the race was done, I remember looking at the floor almost every corner cause I thought that I'd jinx it so he'd crash and once he finally crossed the finish line in first place I remember running to wake my mom and my brother up so they could come and see how a fellow Colombian had just won the most prestigious race in all of motorsport. Awesome day.
Wholesome patriotism
Bellísimo momento :')
That was a lovely read. Juan Pablo was always my favourite player in the F1 games when I was like 5/6 years old. Simply because I loved BMW’s and something about his name was just enjoyable to me as a kid😂
Que bonito we
If Williams builded FW25 without aero problems in first few races and BMW did not blow up in Austria and Japan we would have something to celebrate ... but still great memories from 2003.
Schumi's last pole lap when he was 43 years old. He pulled a great lap, yet he couldn't start from the pole. However, he showed us how much pure talent he had at that age.
Doru dedin kral
He was also adjusting his brake diff mid-corner during that lap
And in a mercedes, before the dominance
also: great to see at least some of you back in the grandstands this weekend!!
Today is my birthday, and I am grateful with you for this video, I take this like a present. Thanks
P.D Sorry for my english, I am studying.
@@hectorhugocortesa.456 Hector, you don't need to apologize for your English. I've made "attempts" to learn German, Swedish, French, Spanish, Tagalog, Japanese, Mandarin, and a wee bit of Thai in the course of my travels in the last 60+ years. I've done better in some... not so much in others. I've found that being able or at least willing to attempt to talk with local people in a little bit of their language shows your willingness to make that effort. Most people I've encountered were very appreciative and we had a pleasant visit, as short as it may have been. You're doing just fine! Thanks for the effort.
Jules Bianchi scoring Points was very special, Massive celebrations and a incredible moment
For me the most memorable is actually quite painful which is when Riccardo Went into the pits from the lead and didn't have any tires ready for him.
My best Monaco memory is my Dad taking me there for my first (and only) live GP ever in 2006. He saved up for months and surprised me with the tickets on my 18th birthday. And he didn't even watch F1, but he let me give him a giant primer on the tech, drivers, strategy etc. And he actually decided that he would root for Nico lol. We were both pretty bummed when he had to retire the car. That weekend will probably be one of the best of my life until I die. I only hope I can give my future kids such an amazing experience.
Your dad sounds like a top bloke
Ricciardo jumping into the Red Bull pool in 2018 after his victory, with all the problems he suffered during that race and the one two years before, really redemption day
For me, the most memorable moment was when Daniel Ricciardo won the Monaco GP even after his MGU-K failed.
Definitely! 😊
I was gonna say this same one... I think that was 2018, right? When he had one of the Ferraris on his tail ready to make a move if he made a mistake... Top drive from him!
Absolutely loved it, would’ve been great to see him at the top in practice this week, really hoping he gets along with his car in Qualifying!
That is in my top 5 drives I've ever seen and I've seen them all back to the early 80s
for me that was the moment when F1 showed how Monaco isn't suited for f1 racing anymore
I mean there are tracks where overtaking is notoriously difficult, like Hungaroring or Yas Marina, Sochi and so on. But on none of those tracks a car that had basically a gp2 engine could have any chance to win a race.
And that just doesn't seem fair, it clearly shows how impossible it is to overtake at Monaco with current f1 cars, no matter how slow the car in front might be
I just found out that Nico uploads content to YB, I love the in-depth perspectives he can give on the circuits and of course, on everything that surrounds the top flight. It's amazing how after achieving what he has achieved and being the person he is he still keeps this humility, empathy and creativity so alive. An absolute legend.
Most memorable moment (especially as a French national) : 1996 - Out of the 20 drivers, only 3 finishes the race due to very poor conditions and lots of crashes / mechanical failures. Moreover, Olivier Panis wins the Monaco GP, before Gasly won Monza in 2020, it was the last French who won a Formula 1 Grand Prix.
Pierre Gasly won last year😂😂😂
@@samuelstaley1759 that’s exactly what i’ve precised in my comment. Read it again 🤪
@@GalactikHD I didn't see the last bit when I first read😂😂
Yea that one was insane!
That was the first one that sprang to mind for me.
My most special moment was me as a 6 year old in Monaco watching Kimi win. As a Fin, Kimi was my idol, and hearing the V10s roaring on the streets of Monaco made a lasting impression 🇫🇮🇫🇮🇫🇮
Imagine beating this guy in F1 multiplayer and finding out he got 1st place in Monaco 3x in real life LOL
@soiung toiue there were multiple other places he could've xrashed without damaging the car
Not all real drivers are gonna be good at sim racing than others that have been doing it for ages
@@Binksy1230 a 1:17.197 isn't that slow he would have been a bit over 2 seconds slower than the world record and he also made some mistakes in the lap
@@hubertkam7647 Cars are much slower in the sim because it has different steering lock, it couldn't handle hairpins properly.
Imagine beating him using a 20$ keyboard
It’s absolutely incredible to hear how one of the greatest drivers ever measured himself against someone like Lewis down to the finest detail. It’s also fascinating how much thought they put into every single aspect of the lap, including even keeping the steering straight for longer on the exit of the nouvelle chicane
kinda funny how lewis is the standard to measure against lol they all obsessed with him
@@ppastatv820 Course they are. Greatest since Schumacher
Lies again? Samsung Ericsson
@@Achilles053 yeah nah
I'm new to Formula One, so my most memorable moment about Monaco is you explaining how special it is.
Most memorable Monaco moment - Nico not even flinching as a Bentley drove straight at him outside the tunnel 😂
He knows that that guy correctly hit his braking point and has enough grip 🧐
Scary indeed!!
There is the entry lane to the monaco yacht club just there and he is standing beyond the entrance... Still, I did initially think he was going to hit him, but then I remembered there is the entrance 😂
Most memorable moment is gonna be when Mazepin finally evolves from his second form Mazespin, to his final form Mazeswim
The last 20 laps of Danny Ric's race in 2018 holding off everyone behind, amazing ❤️
Daniel Riccardo getting that redemption victory in 2018 was such a wholesome moment, just cant take that special memory off of our minds
Michael Schumacher 2012 pole lap after his comback to F1 was the most memorable moment for me.
The 2012 Merc wasn't even their finest car. Monaco really brings out the best of the driver because it's a very technical circuit. Aerodynamic downforce is only as good as the speed you get with the car. The driver's sense and guts (driving fast in a tight circuit with merciless corners if you make a mistake) really shows. Even without another title to take home, MSC really showed he still has some of it. Besides, to be a champion you really have to be in your zone thru the whole season. You can't blame him if he lost that consistency since his departure from F1 at the end of 2006. With age, past his prime, and lack of practice, I was in awe he even managed to clinch a pole position before ultimately retiring from the sport for the last time.
@@Jojo_Bee The fact that has been blowing my mind was how many time Michael changed his brakes balances(including one handed drive through Louis Chiron - incredidle mental capacity) to get a perfect braking setup nearly for each part of the track Neither Nico nor Lewis were doing the same thing there ever.
It’s funny he has to say Lewis to put in perspective of how fast he’s going. He cooped out after playing dirty like Schumacher and beating Hamilton for the championship.
@@williamphillips6455 That's about the dumbest thing I've ever read on RUclips. Who was playing dirty? Think about COTA during that season... Lewis has been parked in the best car for almost a decade...
Hammy Obviously Missed this video---P7
this vid popped in my recommended today and i thought it was to diss ham but i see that he does this every friday
@@tacayey4080 no he doesn't.
Nico and Lewis live rent free in each others heads
I hope this gets the most likes so he has to give you the gift hahaha
Hammy shown up for what he is. Talentless
Kimi to his yacht named as
"NO NAME"
What a legend
This!
Rosberg locking up ;)
The yacht was named "one more toy"
@@yustforfun one mor joy
Hands down the funniest was Kimi when he walked off to his yacht and just chillin with beer and friends hahhahhah. So that's probably the one I will pick.
Best Moment: KIMI RETURNING TO HIS YACHT WITHOUT GOING BACK TO THE PIT LANE
Lol this is already the top comment and you just putting all caps makes you looks super desperate for attention get a life bby grl
@@Arto343434 bby girl? cringe much?
Most memorable moment of Monaco GP for me, was Ayrton Senna's performance in 1984 with Toleman at his debut season. Polemical ending time of the race... Beautiful place!
"I'm here at Monaco" = I live here and I'm just out getting milk
Mmm. Whacky!
What does milk cost you at the tax heaven?
@@chidiyaudi2474 less expensive than in other tax havens
The Moment when everyone, fans, team members and drivers paid respect to Niki after his death. Such a moving moment to see everyone remembering one of the most authentic and iconic persons in F1 history.
Being a 8 years kid and watch all work from Senna defensive drive against a faster Mansell in 1992. We were totally nervous watching that race. The fact that Brazil was a completely chaotic country to live at that time, it was a kind of relief for us have Senna as an idol. He gave us plenty reasons to smile, at least on sundays.
I like the perspective given by someone who experienced so many different results from racing on this track. It makes for a very insightful breakdown, and I also find his humbleness in recounting his successes as well as his misfortunes quite inspiring.
Senna hitting the wall after receiving a radio call telling him to "slow down" is pretty iconic.
that you CAN remember. you weren't even born in '88. what a joke
@@mindfields88 boomers getting angry is so funny
@@mindfields88 dayum joined 15 years ago
Was this man’s whole career over?
NPCmajor boomer HAHAHAHA i'm 32 and probably partying harder than you. move over, dummy
Best moment : “It’s like riding a bicycle around your living room.” - Nelson Piquet
and who wants that?
How is that a moment
To be fair, his living room is probably bigger than the average
@@santiagomo87 not the point lol
best memory for me is jules first points for marussia as a young french boy i was so happy for him
My most special moment was as a new F1 fan, discovering Monaco and realizing the heritage and legend of this special place.
Ricciardo’s redemption day, senna’s incredible lap that got him pole by 1.5 seconds and so much more 😍
I got goosebumps when you talked about Senna's tunnel vision, I experienced it once in karting when I was younger and later on as a musician I had that same kind of feeling of just being there and flowing with the sound without thinking of the notes or the lyrics or the audience, really amazing feeling.
I love how passionate Nico is about all this really nice videos
Most memorable moment is when you and your dad drove your champion cars around your home together! biggest flex ive ever seen and its incredible
My most memorable moment is the Ricciardo the “Honey Badger” hating to be the 2nd place after a terrible pit stop. Poor guy
I would definitely say that the best moment was the "redemption day" for Daniel Ricciardo after such a disappointing pit stop. Also, the belly flop was good haha
For me the most memorable was when Senna was second with a Toleman, but only because the race was stopped for strong rain and the winner was Prost
Ayton Senna coming out of the tunnel & braking into the left chicane with only his one hand on the steering wheel in his LEGENDARY MC LAREN!!
For me it's definitely Kimi going straight to his yacht to relax with friends instead of going back to his team garage.
Biggest moment in Monaco was Ricciardo’s celebration after 2018 win, it made me so happy to see that he won even with 25% loss of power and all that happened in 2016
Best memory : When Mazepin finished the Monaco gp 2021. Insane
I love how Nico still remembers how Lewis does it. That attention to detail is elite
Most memorable moment is when some boy called Nico Rosberg "accidently" outbreaked him self in quali & ruined some other boys lap 😅
Yeah he won seven races I think... Can't really remember the name 😂🤣🤣
Why don’t you call a spade a spade
He ruined SIR Lewis RACE
@@theodorenelson9509 Lewis is rubbish around this track anyway
"some boys" sounds like a perfect name for a gay porno.
"when i was in maths class, i used to be able to look down and see schumacher, villeneuve..."
wow.
0:08 Still talking smack on Lewis haha LOVE IT!
Nico: stare out of the window during maths class.
Maths teacher: I'm not even mad.
ayrton once told the same thing, racing drivers are exactly the same!
Most memorable moment was when Jules got the first points for Marrussia.
D
My most special moment.... when they showed the Monaco GP in Ironman despite having it all wrong
To be fair, none of the actual actors went to Monaco, that was all recreated on a set. If I remember correctly they just had some lookalikes/scouts for the wide shots in the Rolls Royce and to record a few laps in a camera car to get the details right to recreate on the set.
That's a relly good one, didn't even think about that
Amazing!! It's a really pleasant experience to 'see' the inner pilot vision from your analysis, far more treating the most beautiful track in the F1 championship! Great job Nico in and outside the tracks!!
My best memory is after watching Kimi retire from the race and him walking to his boat and just chilling there like he was apart of the spectators.
Biggest moment from this Monaco GP would be when is the TV broadcast literally focused on Kimi walking to his Yacht for nearly 20 minutes until he eventually reached his Yacht 😂
Most memorable has to be Kimi "Finnish James Bond" Raikkonen going straight to one more toy & drinking with his mates
GEM. What a content. WOW.
And one of the most underrated champions. I think we cannot imagine how utterly hard to beat superstar driver in a team concentrated around him.
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True.
Michael Schumacher taking the pole in 2012 was amazing to watch!
The FIA should've just let him have it
Definitely the 2014 Mirabeau “incident”. Ahhhh we miss you Nico.
Panis' win in the Ligier or Senna in the Toleman. 2 truly iconic moments that could have only happened in Monaco
Thank you very much Nico for in-depth analysis....goshhh so good to get to know, what you do, indeed makes people like me love this sport more
My favorite memory is when Danial Riccardo won and got redemption. I could almost feel his happiness!
Ok so no one's gonna talk about how ghost lap, nico crashed into the wall at chicane, not even making the corner 😂
The moment where riccardo defended Hamilton the best way I’ve ever seen someone defending. I’m a German boy and not such a big fan of Riccardo but he has my respect cause that was absolutely amazing
usually videos that are more than 20 minutes ... I'll usually set the playspeed to x2 ... however seeing you pour out your years of knowledge, passion and experience for free for us to consume made me appreciate every second of it at a normal play speed .. keep it up mann ... hope you'll share more spiritual contents too :)
When you purposely late braked and stopped Hamilton for completing his flying lap
i hope this comment wins the giveaway so much 😂
Would be funny if Rosberg read this
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Best memory when button took over from Alonso while he was doing the Indy car, the banter at the start of the race was brilliant
Romain Grosjean Official: How to master the Monaco GP
Rosberg: (sweating)
Senna on 1988 driving perfection, I was a kid but I remember that because was the moment that Monaco became my favorite track, today still one of my favorites!
My most special moment: seeing Riccardo win after him losing it in 2016
This was 2016
@@krassegurkegaming1446 good point
...with a broken engine.
Losing*
@@matthewcarey4752 all the spelling errors!
For my memorable moment I'm going to suggest Schumacher bringing out the yellow flags during qualifying to stop Alonso's hot lap and attempt to keep pole. Controversy followed! I definitely can't think of any other occasions when yellows have been brought out during Monaco qualifying securing a pole ;D
senna's 1988 pole lap which was seconds faster than p2 but no onboard which just adds to the myth of that magic lap
My most memorable moment of Monaco is Juan Manuel Fangio's victory in 1950 driving that quick Alfa Romeo. It was the first Formula 1 Monaco Grand Prix
Crazy that Nico still talks so highly of Lewis. I guess no one quite has gone through the journey they did together.
I think time apart has helped to at least partially heal some of the wounds of 2015/16 for both of them.
@@anonimoosea.9423 I wouldnt be surprised that if Lewis retires after this year then he starts making RUclips videos too
@@kgeorgel12 Lewis ,& Yt I don't think so but if he does then it will be about music.
Nico’s stock value is also tied to HAM as he is the one who beat him in equal machinery: The better HAM, the better nico is
@@pervonhagelbrakare8172 You have a point. I have heard so many people put Nico in their top 10 for that reason. But I dont think anyone will ever beat Lewis again
Best moment was Nico locking his brakes up in qualifying and Lewis could not set another time! :)
The start of the silver war
Supporting cheaters I see
I knew it that's gonna be the first and highlighted answer.
Most memorable moment: Senna’s 59th lap in Monaco GP in 1988. 59 secs ahead of Prost. Ayrton was the f*#*ing Master.
For me Monaco is like the Palio races in Sienna because of so much atmosphere in town and build up of so much energy towards the start of the race and then the release of that energy once the race has started.
It’s gotta be when Daniel lost power and managed to hold off the pack. That was incredible driving, I know it’s not easy to overtake in this track but man was that some good driving.
No one can ever forget Arytons legendary lap
Unfortunately, no one recorded it. The most legendary lap of the track, and no one can ever watch it.
@Kevin James Hannant unfortunately, no.
@Kevin James Hannant Won what?
@Kevin James Hannant The board game?
Best moment has to be where Kimi just walks casual after his "crash" to his yacht and gets some drinks. Just shows his amazing and funny character.
This dude will never be forgotten in F1
Most memorable moment was when Kimi retired and walked back to his yacht and had a beer 😂
“A beer” lol.
Kimmi is one of a kind!!! huahuahuahu
Daniel's redemption in 2016 for me is most iconic moment.
When it was Daniel Ricciardo’s ‘Redemption Day’ after getting stuck in the pit lane in 2016 and putting an incredible effort in 2018
Thanks Nico I appreciate you uploading this I have always struggled with this track but bc of this vid I have improved keep up the good work
The moment of silence to honour Niki Lauda in 2019. I was present that weekend at the GP and honouring one of the greatest drivers of all time with so many fans at the most memorable track on the calendar made me feel humble to be there.
Most special moment's gotta be when Ivan Vanko walked on the track in the harbor section and attacked Tony Stark's car with his electric whips. Legendary
9:11 Charles Leclerc clearly should've watched this video before his Quali
Best Monaco moment - Daniel Ricciardo's redemption win and the pure joy on his face while drinking his Shoei. Especially after what happened the year before with the botched pitstop that cost him the race that he had dominated up to that point.
I remember the first time I saw an F1 race in it's entirety was back in 2016 when poor Daniel didn't win the race. I was sad for him but I was also happy because Checo made it to third place.
I'm hoping tomorrow Checo can get to the podium again.
Mazepin nervously taking notes*
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