Ranking The 2021 F1 Drivers (10 to 1)
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- Опубликовано: 28 июн 2024
- Hope you left some room after your Christmas dinner of Part 1, because we're serving up a fresh helping of Part 2 of the Mobile Chicane's ranking list of the 2021 drivers, now with those ranked 10 through to 1! Available with a side dish of comedy, insight and a hint of controversy.
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Timestamps:
0:00 Intro
0:39 Driver #10
3:01 Driver #9
5:07 Driver #8
6:53 Driver #7
9:13 Driver #6
11:40 Driver #5
13:56 Driver #4
15:59 Driver #3
18:46 Drivers #1 and #2 
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I would literaly enjoy your narroration of the history of the earth. Amazing video. Greetings from Norway, and apologies for the speiling mistakes
If I ever run out of content ideas, I'll bear that in mind! Thank you Lukas.
This is becoming my favourite f1 based channel,some things that i see many bigger channels miss are pointed out here,good list
Especially about Leclerc,people added him 9th 10th...not looking at his performances but at the standings,great video
Thank you very much! I definitely didn’t appreciate Leclerc’s performances this year until I looked over each race one by one. Been a very good year for him.
Great video! Loved your take on the recent championship
Thank you very much Anne-Marie!
Your content is amazing :) looking forward to more
Thank you!
Excellent video!
Thank you!
A great video as always. Despite the controversy, this will be a memorable and enjoyable season especially since it felt like my heart was beating a lot more during these races this year. I am wondering if you are going to keeping focusing on F1 content or are you going to look at other forms of motorsport in the future.
Completely agree, what a great year it’s been. F1 is my main passion so the majority of the videos will be around that, but I’m looking into branching out into maybe some MotoGP or junior series videos next year!
@@TheMobileChicane Looking forward to that and hope for the best next year.
Max was number 1 because psychologically he has now damaged Hamilton, and you can see it this year.
Nothing changed about Lewis mind. He has still the motivation but the car dont help him. It was hurt for him because of abu dhabi 21 and the way it finished
Aged like milk
Ocon: worst teammate ever. Alonso’s reward for enabling his teammate to win (and Alonso was much faster BTW in Hungary, but he was just unlucky from where he started) was Ocon willing to lose places as long as he was sure Alonso was behind him. Most ironically in Hungary where he had enabled EO to win, Ocon only concentrated on blocking FA at his own expense. Then did the same again with Alonso much faster + allowed DR to past both Alonso and himself. We know how he crashed into Perez and put huge blocks on him countless time. Now, he’s doing the same thing to Gasly again. Look at the start of the Brazilian GP (not to mention losing control during the sprint shoot out and crashing into Alonso and then blaming him). Bet he felt pretty special when Alonso ended up on the podium while the only reason Ocon got a lone point with 9 cars retiring/put a lap down. Ocon is good, but not good enough to get away with his attitude.
Poca objetividad en este ranking. Carlos y checo en su primer año en el equipo tuvieron mejor desempeño que leclerc y bottas por ejemplo. Saludos !
Pérez tiene dos récords. La mayoría de las carreras comenzaron antes de finalmente ganar (190) y la mayoría de las carreras entraron antes de finalmente clasificarse en la pole (216). Hasta ahora, solo tiene una pole en 224 carreras, lo que lo ubica estadísticamente último de los 104 pilotos que han largado desde la pole. ¿Cómo es eso para un hecho objetivo?
También seamos honestos aquí. Verstappen logró un récord de 18 podios en una sola temporada en 2021, mientras que Pérez solo logró 5 en el mismo auto. Eso es 13 podios menos que su compañero de equipo. ¿Puedes pensar en alguna otra pareja de pilotos en la historia de la F1 con una diferencia tan grande en los podios? Red Bull puede creer que han encontrado un nuevo Mark Webber, pero yo diré que han encontrado un Giancarlo Fisichella moderno (en sus años en Renault junto al campeón mundial Alonso).
No digo que todos los pilotos deban convertirse en campeones del mundo, pero los buenos al menos han terminado una temporada entre los 3 primeros. Hasta ahora, Pérez no ha terminado entre los 3 primeros en toda su carrera. Recuerda mis palabras, él tampoco lo hará en 2022, incluso si Verstappen es campeón. Pérez era un piloto de la Academia Ferrari, pero Ferrari lo dejó y en realidad tenía los ojos puestos en Kubica y luego en Bianchi. Kubica resultó herido y Bianchi murió trágicamente. McLaren fichó a Pérez en 2013 y fue derrotado fácilmente por Button, él mismo en sus últimos años.
¿Quieres algunos datos más objetivos? Pérez tiene 21 podios, lo que lo ubica en el puesto 49 en la lista de podios anotados de todos los tiempos. Cuando consideras que ha largado 224 carreras en 12 temporadas, eso es un podio de 9,38% en relación a la largada de carrera. Ningún piloto con un ratio de podio inferior al 10% debe ser considerado un buen piloto. Los jefes de equipo no colocaron a Pérez entre los 10 mejores pilotos para 2021 en sus puntajes acumulados. Eso es un hecho objetivo.
@@wezmarauder2754 bien y correctos todos los datos que compartes pero tu análisis es incorrecto. Ves lo que quieres ver y no lo que realmente es. Por cierto Sergio quedó tercero en 2022 distinto a lo que asegurabas. Un abrazo.
Yea, this year clearly shows that Lewis is number 2 current driver. He barely can compete with George Russel, let alone Max Verstappen. Which, in it's own way shows a quality of George as a driver. And as for statement that Lewis is a greatest of all time - I completely disagree. We yet to see Lewis in a bad car, such as 1993 Mclaren, or worse, a 1996 Ferrari. So imho - he is no proven match for Senna or Schumacher yet.
“He barely can compete with Russell”…yes, such as when he went on a 9-0 straight quali sweep against Russell and ended the season miles ahead on both average quali pace and average race pace.
@@zzgaming29 yes, let's ignore the first half of the season, number of points and wins. This is exactly what I'm talking about - Lewis is great only when the car is 100% suits him. If it is so - he is unstopable. If it's not - he won't produce anything that Senna or Schumacher did.
@@zzgaming29 Lewis is insanely fast, but if the car isn't 100% he is inconsistent. He is not like Verstappen, Schumacher or Alonso who can do things in every car, that car shouldn't be able to do. Lewis is also a very inconsistent racer. He runs into his Rivals quite often, to the point where you have to start thinking. Its a bit strange that he drives beautifully in duells against Lando and Mick. And just slams into Max on Multiple occassions or Rosberg before.
@@TheNecromancer6666 It's clear Lewis respects drivers that respect him. He has plenty of incidents with Rosberg and Verstappen because these also did a ton of dirty shit towards him. This didn't happen with Vettel, Button or Alonso.
@@Brenooliveira8989 Bullshit. He respect drivers he doesn't view as a threat. With the exception of Seb and JB. Hamilton only started having incidents with Max when Max started to become a rival. Hamilton only started having incidents with Rosberg, when Rosberg become a rival. Hm. I wonder if you See a pattern here. Also: neither Max nor Rosberg did anything dirty towards LH. He is the one crashing into rivals. He is just not a good sportsman.