Top 10 Closest F1 Finishes
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024
- I decided to look at the top 10 closest / tightest f1 finishes that have ever happened in a F1 grand prix in top 10 Closest F1 Finishes
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0:16 this dude seems like he's trynna bonk the driver in the head! He was sooo close lol
Interesting. I'd have been tempted to leave out the film of the staged finishes and included a few more which while not quite so close, were actually still a sprint for the line.There are plenty of other F1 records where I've yet to see a 'top 10' though, hope to see you do some more
Goddamn Ferrari screwed Barrichello 🤦🏼♂️
Imagine if Lewis and Max finish side-by-side like this at Abu Dhabi this weekend.
this didn't age well 😂 😂
@@ytsub7
Well, I wasn’t too far off…
Woah did u actually guess that?
Anybody here after 2020 Styrian Grand Prix? 😂
To consider this arrival of the Indianapolis GP as one of the top 10 is a shame, this is a disgrace to the motoring fan who loves such arrivals. Neither this nor the arrival of the Austrian GP of 2002 can be considered one of the best. They were the great shame of international motoring.
RAIDER LOPES MARTINS Barrichello won at Indy
@@sxnted Considering Rubinho's victory at Indianapolis is even dishonorable and disrespectful to the Brazilians who have already won the Indianapolis 500 by IndyCar. That was no more than an average made by Schumacher for the ridicule they did in Austria that year.
And there are those who still put Rubinho as one of the best post Senna, along with Felipe Massa. Not even among the top 5. The best generation of post-Senna pilots shone in the US and did not need Formula 1 to be famous.
@@raiderbelacasa, calm down. Schumi felt bad about Austria so decided to return the favour
Those staged finishes are bs lol
How many were staged?
Alternate title: Schumacher making barichello angy
you deffo got the times wrong, these are to the 0.00s surely
MotoGP: first time? Huh?
Gasly hamilton has photo finishes
hey its supposed to be for the win
Monza 1971!!!!
where is 2016 spanish gp and 2016 abu dhabi gp
That wasnt a close finish at all
There was no photo finish at all
After 18yrs Seen On TV Finally Got The Video., ( No.2 Baricello Wins Schemacher by 0.011 Sec ) Still I Have That Car Mazazine Tooo...!
one of those clips was Le Mans, not F1
@Raghav Varma Those were the closed wheel Mercedes W196. Mercedes found out that covering the wheels will reduce drag, giving them a higher straight line speed. F1 banned closed wheel cars shortly later though.
Old races were all like that? There were 7-8 cars in the last clip.. looks so much more entertaining than today F1
Most of those cars were lapped
One should rather consider Top 10 closest finishes in IndyCar and in NASCAR. As usual the oval series have the best performances. By far.
nascar is boring as fuck and doesn't even take 1/10th of the skill to drive around that oval than it does to race in these F1 cars.
Mike Pence both series have their certain skills and great moments, it sucks that both of you seek to degrade the other series
@@Cheezy27 then why did Fernando Alonso not win the indy 500 if oval tracks are "less skilled" your racing at 170 to 195 mph with 40 other cars and one small mistake can ruin your race and overtaking happens so much more than f1 and the leader can change every single lap and dont forget some f1 drivers have competed in both indy and nascar so unless you want to degrade a series watch it first because a nascar can easily out speed a f1 car if it wanted to
@@Hei_ Erm... wasn't an engine failure Fernando's downfall? Oh, don;t get me wrong, I love NASCAR and IndyCar, but I'm just saying.
Tell that to jules bianchi. God rest his soul. Fuck them for racing under those conditions in Japan in Susuka led to a loss of life which had been avoided for so long.