Michael Schumacher Takes Final "Pole Position" | 2012 Monaco Grand Prix
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- Опубликовано: 21 май 2019
- A penalty dropped him to a P6 start on race day - but that didn't stop Michael Schumacher producing one last bit of Monaco magic in his final F1 season, clocking the fastest time during Qualifying in the principality.
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Imagine how much faster he would have been without the lag
😂
Needs some RBG
Sen ne kadar komiksin öyle
In real live there is no lag, that is just the camera
@@timo1973. r/whoooosh
Fun fact:
Michael's first pole - Monaco
Michael's last pole - Monaco
Bruno Rodrigues Duarte what a coincidence
This one actually is not counted as pole position. Officially atleast.
@@texas1325 not a pole position but still won the qualifying
Not Really. He had a penalty for an accident with Bruno Senna in the previous race
18 years apart
Call me a fool but this is the most insane accomplishment of his career. 43 years old, on an average car, on the most unforgiving track in the championship, he delivered a masterclass. If this is not the greatest driver ever, I seriously don’t know how you define greatness.
No, you are not a fool. This was The Michael showing us the truth that day.
I honestly agree when lewis joined mercedes it was considered a shock move because they were back then a midfield team now imagine a 43 yr old in his 2nd f1 stint getting the fastest lap with this unreliable midfield car against prime seb and prime alonso with a ferrari and red bull now imagine outpacing them on the most unforgiving track with arguably the 6th fastest car at 43 yrs old, genuinely his greatest feat imo
Mercedes were very quick around monaco that weekend remember. Rosberg qualified a tenth off this lap and finished less than a second behind the winner webber.
i think that single lap defines his greatness i often watch replays of the pole sitter at monaco his line is unique to him especialy the first corner...nobody else takes that r/h line they mostly dart left and take a bigger swing in
We all know who's the greatest, Sir. LEWIS!
43 years old: Pole Position in Mônaco with the fourth or fifth car on the grid. G.O.A.T
That car was quick over 1 lap but it used to shred its tyres compared to other teams
It's Monaco
If you are brave you are fast
@@aliegg4 Schumacher always asked a shorter (from wheels to wheels for better turn) car for Monaco, he really did know the track perfectly
The truth about Schumacher needing his teammates to sign #2 driver contracts so they weren't allowed to beat compete against him on a level playing field has been leaked. His whole first career is based in a lie:
"At the time I handled people like Rubens Barrichello, Eddie Irvine, Giancarlo Fisichella and Jean Alesi, and every time we went to sign a contract with Michael Schumacher or Ferrari it always had conditions in it" - Eddie Jordon.
"Whether I signed with Eddie Irvine, Rubens Barrichello or whoever they were - there was a clause there that they always had to play second-fiddle to Michael Schumacher.' Eddie Jordan
"I had an opportunity to go to Ferrari but the contract that was offered by Jean was that if Michael was 5th and I was 4th, I had to move over, and, if I was 1st and he was 2nd, I had to move over.I couldn't sign a contract that committed me to being a #2" - David Coulthard.
"Ferrari, the contract that was offered effectively made me, on paper, number two to Michael. I've no doubt that Michael was the stronger driver out of the two because I recognise he was a better overall package than I was but at that stage of my career, I just couldn't accept signing a number two contract and that's why I decided to sign at McLaren and I think that was the right decision for my career." David Coulthard.
If only Ayrton had lived...
43 years old at the time, changing the brake bias at nearly every corner, getting pole in a perfect way, a true champion !
0:56 Even going one haned through swimming pool chicane to adjust the brake bias. What a crazy drive!
@@peterlustig3175 Just rewatched off the back of Gooby's comment, spent the last 5 mins in slow motion trying to understand how he timed that exact part. Well spotted, Peter Lustig!!
I always said- if tyres were "normal" tyres like for example until 2010 season, or maybe similar to 2017,2018 and today, so drivers coul push to the limit more, and not lile those artificial Pirelli tyres from 2011-2016 seasons, especially 2011-2014, Michael would got more podiums, because he would be able to drive the car above limit.. Problems in this shitty era from 2011,2012 especailly was that tyres were extremely aetificial...
Qui Gonn Jin Warning! Warning! A hater jerk coming!
@Qui Gonn Jin do you think Villeneuve did better than him in Jerez 1997?
This just reminded me how much onboard cameras have improved :D
you know,,, at that time we felt onboard camera video seemed very smooth and improved...
And drivers got worst...
And then the halo came
@@mihai_1114 wat?
@@mihai_1114 R u high fam?
Michael went to Ferrari, and restored their winning tradition. He rebuilt Mercedes, and handed a winning team to Lewis. Michael is the greatest of all time. Dead stop.
i do agree with you, the facts have show us how determined schumi is.
You forgot benneton
Nope.
@@mubpfc yes
@@Darkthebest nope.
The Time everyone was cheering to a Mercedes Pole Position
What have we done?...
@Richard Great thanks to Toto's words I cant tell if this is sarcastic or not
@@nowtmrb3337 it is
And now we cheer again
@@Itsice_boiiYT and George russell into the wall!
Michael: Wow im fast
Camera: Too fast for me
looooool
Interference by frequência of engine sound
Sorry, i have dark mode.
Rafael Silva r/whooosh
Becuz of the fov
Schumacher, Brawn and Rosberg laid down the foundations for that team
True
Also Niki as well who persuaded hamilton to join them
Pretty sure that is one of the reasons why Brawn brought Schumacher to the team; to help build the team up for a world championship.
@@smellymewi Andrew Shovlin credits the Schumacher years with conditioning the team in how to perform to championship level
pew that is exactly why. Schumacher was never there to win championships. mercedes has been researching v6 hybrids for a long time around ~2007. Schumacher was needed to complete the eventual dominance of the silver cars. Everywhere schumacher went, those teams became championship contenders. From benetton, to mercedes. All the recent dominant teams where all in part thanks to schumacher besides Red Bull.
He took pole with 4th best car on the grid, in Monaco, at 43 years of age, changing 6 times brake bias during one lap where he needs all focus on the driving.
Without a shadow of doubt, THIS is THE GREATEST single lap in F1 history!
One pf the best on modern F1, but not of all time
And a Rookie like Mazepin can't push any buttons on his steering wheel. 🤣
The track where skill matter the most. And guess what - Schumacher got pole in a shitbox at 43 years of age. He is the greatest F1 ever had. Never jumped to a winning team and was crucial for Ferrari and Mercedes ressurection. Not to mention that Schumacher’s cars were not even half dominant as the cars of so called “goat” who was sitting in unbeatable car the whole hybrid era.
@@Maroslavka Everyone knows Michael is the best ever, even LH accepts this fact. I don't understand why guys like you start whining about Merc's dominance out of nowhere and bring them into every F1 conversation out of context.
Arguably is the 4th best car on the grid due to the amount of reliability issues but I don't really think there's another car better rather than McLaren and Red Bull Racing taking in count that Ferrari was a shittybox that year and Lotus hadn't a competitive car the first part of the season, so i'll say it's 3rd best car on qualifying pace.
This was Schumi's Samson moment. For 80 seconds he was the Schumacher of old again. Absolutely exhilarating to watch live seeing the purple sectors and the time being up on provisional pole. Think I actually screamed with joy!
43 years old in a car that wasn't the fastest and wasn't reliable and he still got pole around Monaco
Truly an amazing man. The greatest driver in the world we miss you every day you legend #keepfightingmichael
@@MT-pv2rf so? Schumacher delivered 6 titles for Ferrari, you don't get to make those kind of demands unless you're the best in the business
@@caolanmcneill7763 5 titles*
@@El.broder 6 constructor titles for Ferrari with Schumacher
@@MT-pv2rf Coulthard played second fiddle to Mika anyway.
@@MT-pv2rf same as hamilton then....actually hamilton is worst then schumacher
Ayrton and Michael - true giants of the sport. Miss them every day.
prost?
Hamilton eclipses Schumacher but not Senna.
@@timibo971 no put hamilton along with these giants
@@timibo971 Please dude... Dont embarrass yourself like that...
@@siva3576 nope
What is mindblowing is that while passing just a few centimeters away from the barriers in such speeds he is still able to reach and change car settings before almost every corner. What a driving computer. A true legend.
Man how many times does he change the brake bias in just 1 lap, before a corner, after a corner, on the straights . . .
The legend and only GOAT
mid chicane
*Goatifi
"What a little star!" Never heard that team radio from Ross before. They both knew how special that lap had been.
I remember it live. Yes I am patting myself on the back.
Fun story - watched a news report on the qualifying sessions for this Monaco GP back then on Fox Sports(Asia) as an 8 year old kid. The only words I remember hearing from Ross(before I watched this video obviously) were "Pole position Michael, fantastic". But I also remember him saying some words before he said those words. I finally found out what the full quote was when I watched this video.
What exactly did he mean by that though I've been wondering . . . "Little" ⭐ is he referring to Schumi's height there :-D
0:56
Classic Michael, changing brake bias mid corner.
Just GOAT things
1:09 the way he catches the slide here is a thing of beauty
Mad man changes his brake bias in every corner while stretching his car's width to its limit out there.. what a driver
I think he needs to turn down some graphics settings. Its a bit laggy.
lul
the cameras are still shot today.
Nah his internet sucks he has pretty nice specs
Gee Gee I can’t tell if you are joking or if this is a whoosh situation.
@Gee Gee r/woosh trap beware
0:54 Look at him going one-handed through the swimming pool chicane, what an absolute madman
Watched Schumacher live in 1999 at Monaco 🇲🇨. I was sitting in the section just after Lowe’s hairpin before you enter the tunnel. Schumacher would put his right front tire at the exact same spot on the curb for 76 straight laps . All the other drivers never got the same spot consistently. I truly feel blessed to watch this superstar
very cool
Nice story!Schumacher was best ever.
Thanks bro 4 Sharing this comment With us … Michael was Special but unique
@@mo12345ist Your welcome. Watching him put his tire on that curb in the exact same spot for 76 laps was unreal. No other driver could that.
I was fortunate enough to watch him live, but safely in the Merc era, but nonetheless I took plenty of pics of him. One of the best and born to rule on 4 wheels.
More than 10 years later and it is still magic to see this lap
0:56 Changes brake bias through the chicane.
???
He changed the differential I believe,
BugiBow#60 what is brake bias?
Prins van Oranje
M
@@danielscasny9282 you can set the brake to the front or rear. If you have to much on the front you front wheels will block, this happens the same with the rear tires if the brakes are to much to the rear.
Thanks to Schumacher is Mercedes now unstoppable
And Brawn as well
Wow you have good subs
@@arftrooper44 schumacher never raced for brawn gp?
Yeah true coz Schumacher has the ability to find the mistakes of the car while driving it
@@andythespy I'm talking about Ross Brawn who played a large part in the current Mercedes' success
Just proof that Michael never lost it. He just came back in a failing team and once again showed his greatness. Greatest of all time. Rebuilt that Mercedes team and set up them up perfectly for what followed. If it meant the same as before, he could have stuck round for another year or so. He’d have gone past 10 so easily. Supremely fit even at that age. LH has no idea how lucky he is that Lauda had picked him for that seat. He owes everything to that man.
Lewis knows it to, he always shows his respect for Niki
He didn't join a failing team, he joined a starting team, that he helped cultivate! There's a huge difference.
why lewis already won at mclaren
@@divinitygaming8673 champions in 09 to failure in 10, 12 and 13. That's a failing team.
@@rogervallve7375 did he win in 09 - 12? Team went backwards not forwards
I loved Micheal in his Mercedes days… the guy had nothing to prove to anyone when he came back.. just a shame he wasn’t there for 2014 or we could of been looking at a 45 year old 8 time world champion.
It's a nice thought, but he'd have been very unlikely to have beaten Rosberg
@@jaredbowhay-pringle1460 exactly. He didn't manage to in his days at Mercedes so it's very unlikely. Unfortunately, the older you get, the more rusty your driving gets too
Could have
We would have had a 5 time WDC Nico Rosberg.
Rosberg outperformed Schumacher in every race apart from 1
Love you Michael Schumacher! Thank you for making my childhood great!
The legend
@Qui Gonn Jin It's Jerez you foolish little hater😉
@Qui Gonn Jin cut it out
@Qui Gonn Jin We would have thanked your mother had she chosen abortion.
Michael is a lifestyle ;)
0:57 swimming pool chicane one hand 💪
0:40 tunnel one hand 👊
"What a little Star." says everything about the relationship between Ross Brawn and Michael. Brawn was soooo proud of this lap of Michael.
I was there at casino! Being Ferrari fans we got on our feet for Schumi’s masterclass talent and effort even though he was is in a Merc because he had stated he wore the red helmet to pay homage to his Ferrari years. What a champion.
rare champion, champion that never forget his previous team.
What a lap! It was a shame that he had a penalty...
And at that time, Mercedes wasn't as strong as today.
Grid penalties are nonsense. Schumacher gained no advantage from his collision in the previous race, he penalized himself already.
@@ilferrari The accident was kind of B. Senna's fault too, since he moved under braking. Just Damon Hill was salty and Michael didn't have the best reputation.
not atall
He would have got a last Victory if it wasn't for the penalty
2012 is and will be for a long time the best F1 season. Many, many different winners (7 in the first 7 races), many world titles together (2 Vettel, 1 Ham, 2 Alonso, 1 Kimi, 7 Schumi, 1 Button...), the beautiful V8 and 2012 cars, unpredictable races because of the tyres...and an AWESOME ending to the season. Not even joining all the best V6T races you get half of the emotion we had in 2012. That season was simply brilliant.
Totally agree
When Vettel spins, Ferrari always losses the WC, just like in Brazil 2012
@@niweshlekhak9646 Savage!
Roger Dodger yes. I like the duck nose. Also, liveries were awesome. I dare you to name a single car with a bad looking livery haha
F1 at its best!
The ride of a lifetime. I was 12 and brought into tears that day. The hero of my childhood went back at it again in the best way possible: doing it in Monaco, home of many of his iconic moments, driving with one hand for half of the track like it was nothing for him. Keep fighting Schumi❤❤❤❤❤
Driving with one hand through the swimming pool section to change break bias, just pure magic from Michael.
Going through the Swimming Pool chicane one-handed...
That's bravery!
The years and the routine. :) :D
That's nothing compared to his manual shifter years
How bout *insanity* . Yea tht sounds better
mastery...
Watch Senna's laps. Manual 'box and half the lap is one handed...
Monaco is circuit where the driver matters. And right there he takes pole which show that he was the best even at his 40's
But got beaten by Nico Rosberg every season.
@@321RrelyT tbh looking at 2012 he could have finished ahead of Nico if he didn't have so many mechanical issues, he had way more that season.
Yeolde GamerSteve I didn’t really watch the 2012 I just go buy what people told me and that’s Rosberg being the better driver
@@321RrelyT Yeah well people tell me the earth is flat and man didn't walk on the Moon but I'm not daft enough to believe them ;)
Toto Wolff
Hey Toto are you going to be surprised when you win Monaco this year?
What Schumacher did for me is just amazing , he went to Ferrari where he could just stay at Benetton and win another championship nonono he went into failed Ferrari rebuild it , spend almost all the day in garage improving and building a car and then dominating with it from 00-04 .. and then joining Mercedes and just again took all the time with his team to try and improve it but his time ran out , you cant escape age but he left a mark in F1 that i think no other did not even Senna aldo he was a great racer and great human.
The great Michael Schumacher still showing that even at the age of 43 he still could produce a glimpse of the old magic
He is and always will be my hero and the greatest racer the world will ever see
My fondest memory of him, at 43 years old he was still able to put it on pole on the most difficult track of the season.
when i play f1 sim, i regularly skip monaco because of how hard it is, no room for error at all
people acting like 43 is old lol. stop.
@@jonhathaway2537 it is for sport at the highest level.
@@RocketsExclusives it’s relative per sport . For race car drivers that’s not old.
@@jonhathaway2537 That's true, but looking at the history of F1 it's old. Motorsports like nascar, Indy not so much.
Not in a million years will someone take pole at 40 years old like this. Legend
AndyTheSpy Not 40, he was 43;)
maybe lewis could do it
@@hollohullu9448 nah m8
Hollo Hullu 28 years old Lewis couldn't beat Rosberg in 2013 a year later. I doubt it. But of course he can if he still drives a rocketship with a mediocre teammate
@@commenttorv5572 Mediocre drivers don't drive for the best team
Just watched his pole lap in 1996. And then 16 years later another pole in Monaco. Michael is a legend.
The Best of All Time ❤
Absolutely
NOT ON YOUR LIFE.SENNA 1988 and RAIKKONEN 2005.THE BEST LAPS AT MONACO BY FAR
He was the only among drivers in that season that drove f1 car with stick manual transmission and clutch, playing a brake bias lever was Just a piece of cake
Judging from the onboard video's quality, they REALLY did not expect him to put it on "pole" :D
Michael was born to race and this right here is all the proof you need. To nail a lap around one of the most complex tracks on the F1 calender in a frankly average car and to best everyone else at the grand old age of 43 is simply incredible. This footage never ever ceases to amaze me.
Not one of. THE most complex track on the F1 calendar. I once heard a commentator say driving at Monaco is like driving your car in your living room.
His best pole, when the track levels the car disparity, just goes to show the old man still had it.
You didn't watch Schumi in his prime?
@@f1pro299 of course, but that's the point. He was in his prime before he retired, this is a better achievement considering he was past his best and wasn't driving a dominant ferrari.
I would definitely put this in his top 5, especially because of the context. Among his other bests are 96 Monaco, 96 Argentine GP, 98 Suzuka, most of 97/98 poles actually. Those Newey Mclarens were rockets, and Schumacher was consistently driving the 2nd - 4th fastest cars. Also the face that those cars were harder to drive, Schumacher had that much more advantage over everyone else.
The master at work. I miss Michael every day. It was a privilege to see him race both in his prime and Merc years.
Edit: One handed through the piscina though. What a beast.
The best to ever do it. 🏎❤️
He was, is and will ever be my hero. Unfortunately I never had the Chance to meet him.
My hero of all time. I almost went to Melbourne but we used the money on a family matter that year I was so sad I never got to see him race live. My sister and B in law went to Monza 2012 luck for them.
@@DaniMacYo Yea, what a pity. Sometimes life just isn't fair. At least I will have enough chances to see Mick Schumacher and Max Verstappen. Don't know how long Sebastian Vettel and Kimi Raikkonen will continue his career, so I will definitely visit a GP next year to see both of them.
Sadly i just saw him drive for Mercedes...
0:57 look at his left hand....my god in the middle of the left right amazing......Legend MSC!!!
God of racing !! F##€ he was good !
Love how he keeps on adjusting his brake balance throughout the lap..
Michael will go down in history as one of the true 'Masters' of the sport. So gifted.
Still disappointed the pole position didn’t count in his record
@@Adisonadibeba nobody cares
@@Adisonadibeba do you understand English or what?
@@andreamantelli93 sry it isnt my mothertounge
Record in the context of documentation or what
If this is the Case then its my mistake and my answer really makes no Sense
@@Adisonadibeba yep, record is also used meaning his personal results. Schumacher has 68 poles on his record, which is different than the world record of pole positions
@@andreamantelli93 hahahaha ok thanks
The old man still had it.
No hate against him
Wow such a hateful comment against him. How dare you?!
I agree, why are you being so hateful?!
The hate in this comment is unbearable. How dare you...
Too much hate please stop
I simply can't imagine having so much hatred in me
43 yo and still quickest in Monaco. Imagine Leclerc or Verstappen in pole in 2040 :)
Leclerc and Verstappen driving for mercedes in 2040 would be fun to watch
Brawn must have been smiling ear to ear. He had been with Michael all those years and got to witness one final masterclass performance with him. What a team.
0:56 The King at work.
This was Probably Michael’s Greatest pole lap. Wish he started from the front fare chance he would have stayed there. Don’t think the car failure would have occurred in clean air.
I would say his greatest pole lap was Malaysia 99, coming back from injury and getting pole by a second, that was just genius
You can't avoid having fuel pressure problems because of clean air. Ask Rubens.
43 years old, with a car that was way far from the top, on the circuit where the driver really matters... GREATEST OF ALL TIME!
There is NOTHING IN THE WORLD like a Schumacher in Monaco onboard video - how lightning fast is he!!
There is, Ayrton Senna at Monaco. He was the king of those streets and still is. Love Michael tho!
Does anybody noticed how often he changed the brake balance?
A stick on his left side...
@Stan156 yes i have heard Nico & Massa saying this. He would tweak the car constantly while on radio which no other F1 driver could do so easily.
that was schumacher's trademark, he constantly tweaked the car during a lap, thats how he made the car a bit faster
@@smasher2265 that's astonishing
@@smasher2265 he was the greatest in my opinion, first comment looked a bit sarcastic (not being sarcastic)
@@ricardofigueiredo3437 agree those races were extremely good when Mika and him fought those championships to the very last race
The class of Michael Schumacher was phenomenal
The truth about Schumacher needing his teammates to sign #2 driver contracts so they weren't allowed to beat compete against him on a level playing field has been leaked. His whole first career is based in a lie:
"At the time I handled people like Rubens Barrichello, Eddie Irvine, Giancarlo Fisichella and Jean Alesi, and every time we went to sign a contract with Michael Schumacher or Ferrari it always had conditions in it" - Eddie Jordon.
"Whether I signed with Eddie Irvine, Rubens Barrichello or whoever they were - there was a clause there that they always had to play second-fiddle to Michael Schumacher.' Eddie Jordan
"I had an opportunity to go to Ferrari but the contract that was offered by Jean was that if Michael was 5th and I was 4th, I had to move over, and, if I was 1st and he was 2nd, I had to move over.I couldn't sign a contract that committed me to being a #2" - David Coulthard.
"Ferrari, the contract that was offered effectively made me, on paper, number two to Michael. I've no doubt that Michael was the stronger driver out of the two because I recognise he was a better overall package than I was but at that stage of my career, I just couldn't accept signing a number two contract and that's why I decided to sign at McLaren and I think that was the right decision for my career." David Coulthard.
When the car does not matter...he killed all of them
He was twice the age of almost every other driver on the grid and took em all back to school even though they all had superior cars and the Mercedes was still being developed at the hands of Schumacher himself.
Merc was kind of the 5th best car in that super competitive 2012 season (so obviously far from the worst).
@@martinusv7433 The car was still in development, the team was literally 2 years old. They were not the 5th best. They had among the fastest straightline speeds because Mercedes engines were the most powerful on the grid but the rest of the car was lacking severely.
Why is it when anyone posts a comment that is accurate and has a reasonable amount of likes there has always gotta be that one person who posts a reply to try and debate the point? 🤔
@@KaDuWin the thing is, they had a front row lockout in China that year and almost a guaranteed double podium untill MSC's car broke down. Not trying to downplay Michael's lap, but the car was quite competitive
Half of the lap one-handed. Top level
F-Duct was it? Get less drag by covering a hole.
Where the kubica decide to return F1
@@Xeathy no dude that just beake bias setting
Álvaro Montalvo Calm down, he had his hand of the wheel for a few seconds.
I love the old fashion way to adjust brake bias.
It is a stick that can move forward or backward to adjust brake balances but nowadays drivers like to adjust it faster so they use switches on the steering wheel, back in Schumacher era they used stick to adjust that. you can check some old video clips
@@gerhardchen There was actually two ways to do it (the stick and a knob on the steering wheel), and, depending on where on the track he was, and the amount he needed to change (the knob could do more fine-grained adjusting than the stick), Michael would use either of the two.
Nowadays renault does it automatically LOL
Gerhard Chen Some teams still use the stick to adjust it
The greatest of all Time
A true Senna-esque lap around Monte Carlo, extracting absolutely everything from the car and using every inch of race track. We miss you Michael.
He probably would've won. Imagine the scenes.
Maybe he would even be there for another season. They dropped him because he had less points than Rosberg but this was mainly because of China where Rosberg won and he had a DNF due to a error of his pit crew. Schumi was equally, if not better than Nico in 2012.
Would have been the best win ever and he also would have been the oldest driver to win an f1 race at the age of 43 being 2 years older than Mansell in Adelaide 1994
PS: I know i‘m wrong but i meant the modern era when Michaels age itself was already quite remarkable, imagine him winning
@@xrhadamanthxx2170 There have been older drivers in the 50s and 60s to win grand prixs
@@xrhadamanthxx2170 Fangio was 46 when he last won. And the oldest winner is Luigi Fagioli with 53 years old.
@@xrhadamanthxx2170 The oldest Grand Prix winner was Luigi Fagioli. He was 53 when he won (the win was 1951)
Look at his hand at Mirabeau and Swimming pool even .. half hand through the fastest section of the track... Pure masterclass from him... Senna and Schumacher are mastering this track..
Unbelievable how he lived his life at 250h+ km/h, but had a real life threating accident doing something else. Thats life. Blessings to him
I read this article recently where the contention is that Michael's driving style and setup preferences didn't really suit these 2010-2012 machinery and Pirelli tyres. Monaco's the sort of place where his natural style - loose back end and incredible car control - minimizes the how understeery these cars were. And wet weather. What a lap.
Yes, indeed. Montreal 2011 would have been a victory for him, instead the race was suspended until the rain stopped and the track was dry again.
Nobody i mean nobody is this natural when it comes to precision.....that's Michael always..precise and brutally hardworking...nothing else 💯
That car was 1.5 sec a lap slower than any of the top cars and he managed to put it on pole. Unreal.
lol.. idiot
marble89 talking to yourself is weird brah
Strange how many likes people have for this comment, without knowing any facts. That Merc was very aggressive on tires, which was why it was good on a single lap. Not very good at all in a race distance though. Michael was like his old self here, but sadly he was very inconsistent at times. He deserved to stay in that team though, because without all the car failures that were out of his control, he would've beaten Nico over the season.
In Monaco. The only real DRIVERS track where the car is less important than the driver. With 43 Years an absolute beast.
Greiguci Wootchie that’s because Monaco is not a track where a car with high top speed is required.It is a track where the set up through the slow corners has to be good and also where the skills of the driver is very important.Michael is and was the best driver of all time.
What a little star.
Pole position, well done Michael.
Fantastic, well done.
Looking back it’s wonderful to hear Ross Brawn’s voice.
You can feel their deep friendship in those words.
And I guess Ross knew how difficult those times really were for Michael.
I am also sure that the consequent development of those years (especially with the help of Brawn and Schumacher) paved the way to the long success series of Mercedes in F1.
That's a 43 year old driver achieving a pole position lap in qualifying in Monaco. Despite how his ride with Mercedes was, this just shows the pure skill Michael had. Those who claim Hamilton to be the GOAT, this man was building foundations for this team. After 2021 i can honestly say i wish he hadn't. Luckily Ham will never match his 5 titles in a row record. Ever.
Max enters the chat.
And Lulufans carry on crying
luckily Ham did not ram his opponents into the wall when fighting for championships
@@kaz1_f1 Max Max Max Super Max Max
I still like Hamilton but i have to admit Shumacher is a beast.
10 years of your retire, i miss you kaiser
Micheal’s one last dance with the streets of Monaco.
Goosebumps every time 🥲❤️
I think one of the most impressive things he's doing here is changing at every corner (or almost) his brake balance
Thank you FOM I’ve wanting this without the commentary since 2012 just to hear the car. I jumped up and down the living room when Michael got pole that day. Miss him so much.
I’m glad we saw Michael Schumacher one last time P1 it was a mega lap for sure. 57 one handed swimming pool chicane. Legend my GOAT 😢😲😃💪👊❤️✌️👍
Forever the Best, we love Schumi🔝🔝🔝
Michael Schumacher the best of all times
Not true
@@digiman76 who else then ?
Just look at the smoothness in his steering, just magnificent Schumacher is the best of all time and developed Mercedes so they ruled for the next decade
Crew: pole position! fantastic.
Michael: You're welcome!
I hope schumacher comes back to the sport, maybe as an advisor, or training young drivers, or just watching his son race keep fighting legend I hope someday I can see him on tv again in the paddock
Adrián González he's in a wheel chair with no memory
He's a potato now
Hidden Secrets not very good way of saying he's impaired. Have some respect for the legend of F1 you jerk
@@jesuschristislord6790 You're fucking disgusting.
I hope to see him too may Allah grant him speedy recovery
What a legend... total epic levels on everything
pls wake up LEGEND we miss you too much
Lucky to have watched this champion of champions work his way to success and glory. KeepFightingLegend
Master of Monaco
The best ever ❤ we will Never forget u Michael . Thanks for All the memories
My GOAT. Just utterly sublime
How he is switching brakebalance. Fantastic!
What a legend,he was pure perfection on the track
The best ever
Not many know that he came back to the sport with left brain and vertebrae injuries from the superbike accident he had in 2009. Yet he put this car on 'pole' at Monaco, at the age of 43.
Greatest of all time!
🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆
You have 7 likes. I wanna like but i will ruin no.7 = 7 championships
@@carenthusiast1583 lol it's ok, he's got 7 trophies 👍
7×2=14
He changes brake bias 6 times in one lap👏👏👏 absolute commitment and attention to detail to be respected 🏎❤️
Hence proved : Michael is the 🐐❤
Probably the most perfect run around monaco. Literally millimetres from every single wall
V8 : 50% volume, sounds amazing
V6 Turbo : 100% volume, still can't hear it
you are clinically deaf
Agreed, most underrated engines of all time