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  • Should Stroll have accepted blame? Did Aston Martin fail with their strategy? Matt and Tommy discuss what went down in the Chinese Grand Prix
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  • @teddybeerlepel1
    @teddybeerlepel1 25 дней назад +1547

    Lance Stroll wrecks more Aston Martins than James Bond.

    • @themarimo3324
      @themarimo3324 25 дней назад +12

      What an original comment

    • @GryphLane
      @GryphLane 25 дней назад +7

      ​@@themarimo3324It's true though

    • @dandavis5297
      @dandavis5297 25 дней назад

      Hahahaha

    • @quintuscrinis8032
      @quintuscrinis8032 25 дней назад +3

      Is it Aston Martins he wrecks or other cars around him?

    • @soundscape26
      @soundscape26 25 дней назад

      But with a fraction of the entertainment

  • @KingofFray
    @KingofFray 25 дней назад +1133

    Lance Stroll: *HELLO MY NAME IS D U M F U K*

    • @thepowerofwill2696
      @thepowerofwill2696 25 дней назад +184

      The nerve

    • @KiiaBite
      @KiiaBite 25 дней назад +189

      Put. Him. In. Jail.

    • @LiftandCoa
      @LiftandCoa 25 дней назад +54

      This clips need to be on youtube ASAP so twitter folk can lose their mind again.
      It will be glorious entertainment.

    • @renealdonza165
      @renealdonza165 25 дней назад +75

      @@KiiaBite PUT! HIM! IN! JAYOOOOOOL!!!!

    • @Ticklestein
      @Ticklestein 25 дней назад

      DISGUSTANG

  • @DaveMcKeegan
    @DaveMcKeegan 25 дней назад +787

    Stroll misunderstood the Aston designers when they said they wanted to get a closer look at RB's new floor ...

    • @Paulo-py4mm
      @Paulo-py4mm 25 дней назад +2

      Dave Triangles McKeegan

    • @KeshavChugh
      @KeshavChugh 25 дней назад

      😅😅😅😅

    • @andrewwirth3228
      @andrewwirth3228 25 дней назад +1

      Does Stroll not have any pride??? I mean...how good can it feel to know you're only in F1 because of Daddy. You're taking up a seat dude....just go away.

    • @barryalangroves8759
      @barryalangroves8759 24 дня назад +1

      This driver Lance is a dangerous driver

    • @ryche.rising
      @ryche.rising 24 дня назад

      LMAO

  • @thebateman761
    @thebateman761 25 дней назад +503

    Imagine how serious Aston would be if they had Carlos or Yuki next to Alonso

    • @trapeziumm
      @trapeziumm 25 дней назад +27

      Yeah I agree I think they will sign Yuki since Honda will join them

    • @mtrps_
      @mtrps_ 25 дней назад +18

      @@trapeziumm good lord, yuki AND alonso is gonna be bonkers quick, more excited for 2026 !!

    • @juicypanda677
      @juicypanda677 25 дней назад +1

      I’m thinking Yuki n Carlos goes somewhere else could be wrong though

    • @Pricelessmile
      @Pricelessmile 25 дней назад +8

      ​@@trapeziummI hope they will, but I'm worried we're also going to have Stroll in that car until he retires

    • @sloppynyuszi
      @sloppynyuszi 25 дней назад +22

      Honestly, Yuki is starting to be over rated. He isn’t racing peak Ricciardo. If Gasly stayed Yuki would still be rated lowly. I would go as far as saying a Stroll/Yuki swap is almost a sideways move. Yuki wouldn’t score considerably more if he replaced Stroll

  • @walover165
    @walover165 25 дней назад +98

    Something that a lot of people are missing is that Logan got two penalty points for that, meaning he's only four off a ban. He's closer to a race ban than Stroll, despite Stroll's actions being far more worthy of a ban!

    • @walover165
      @walover165 24 дня назад +2

      @@bbtodd Daniel's was correctly adjudged a racing incident. Albon was optimistic in the extreme and Daniel was watching Stroll (which, as Stroll proved in China, was a very sensible thing to be doing). Tsunoda's actions should have been a ban, yes. But VCARB were not going to take it to the stewards, much like the Alpines in Melbourne last year. Stroll is entirely at fault for the collision in Shanghai. Was there a concertina effect? Yes. But as Oscar put it: No-one else crashed. Stroll's onboard shows clearly that he wasn't even looking at the cars ahead, he was looking at the apex. And this isn't Stroll's first offence where he hasn't been paying attention to his surroundings.

  • @amwajameen
    @amwajameen 25 дней назад +474

    I don’t mind the crash. Mistakes happen. But the audacity to blame Danny Ric for that…MY GOD

    • @ltreanor99
      @ltreanor99 25 дней назад +11

      Come on what's this comment.. Under a safety car something like that shouldn't have happened. Looking at the apex wasn't called for.

    • @maxmustermann4141
      @maxmustermann4141 25 дней назад +12

      @@ltreanor99 what do you mean? you realize that even multiple wc made stupid mistakes? it shouldnt happen, but it does...

    • @JC-lu4se
      @JC-lu4se 25 дней назад +18

      @@ltreanor99 A lot of things shouldn't happen like Lewis crashing into Kimi exiting the pitlane. The issue was he was so quick to blame Danny.

    • @KingofFray
      @KingofFray 25 дней назад +10

      @@maxmustermann4141 yes but lance stroll in F1 IS a mistake to begin with. With 7 years in F1, he should at least minimilizing every mistakes, but yet he intensify it

    • @Pfuetz4
      @Pfuetz4 25 дней назад +3

      If he said that in the moment he was confused/not anticipating the brakes because he didn't see the McLaren in front of Danny - was in a blindspot, owned the mistake, moved on. No issue.

  • @reina.0_0
    @reina.0_0 25 дней назад +318

    The fact that Ferrari keep finishing together is together or nothing to another level

    • @Tomekkplk
      @Tomekkplk 25 дней назад

      Both have something to fight for this year

    • @edumanga789
      @edumanga789 25 дней назад +22

      That only happens when you got two really bad drivers or two very good ones that can maximize what the car can do... I think we can all agree that is the latter one. Their positions is all that the car could do

    • @tjayk9127
      @tjayk9127 25 дней назад +13

      Probably the only team that are performing consistently. Looks like the Ferraris can’t turn for shit but they’re fast as hell in a straight.
      Redbull is consistent everywhere but Checo, McLaren is scattered in the pack, Aston has 1 driver, and Mercedes is crap.

    • @theprim3ninja813
      @theprim3ninja813 25 дней назад +1

      ​@@tjayk9127 Couldn't have said it any better

    • @LarryFisherman742
      @LarryFisherman742 25 дней назад +1

      I feel like they’ve always been the best pairing in terms of consistency obviously Charles is a bit faster than Carlos but either on a good weekend can compete for p2 or the rare W

  • @mmogaddict
    @mmogaddict 25 дней назад +241

    Stroll ruined the races of both Riccardo and Piastri so that was certainly detrimental to the race. Who knows how the race might have gone if that hadn't occurred.

    • @robertlee6338
      @robertlee6338 25 дней назад +2

      Riccardo would have finished last without an incident

    • @DiscoStu65-sj6pu
      @DiscoStu65-sj6pu 25 дней назад +32

      @@robertlee6338 how did you come up with that gem mate?

    • @GregStonham
      @GregStonham 25 дней назад

      Let's call it what it was: a racially motivated attack on Australians 😀

    • @huh4206
      @huh4206 25 дней назад +12

      ​@@robertlee6338he was up there in p9 with alonso like strategy. he would've ended in points

    •  25 дней назад +3

      @@robertlee6338hahaha no way

  • @kingseirios4277
    @kingseirios4277 25 дней назад +275

    about zhou getting his own special "tribute" after the race, i think for a country as big as china, many f1 fans don't understand that he is creating history for his own country in f1 history book. he is the first chinese f1 driver for goodness sake. it might be small but it deserve a celebration especially among his own people.
    yea for a traditional f1 country like the UK, germany, or italy, having a new f1 driver is not something worth to be celebrated, but for a non traditional f1 country like china, of course it deserve a celebration. not every year a chinese driver get a seat in f1.
    for comparison, as a footabll and f1 fan, i think the "zhou tribute" is like having luton town promoted to the premier league. yes they lost a lot of games but their time in the premier league is worth celebrating among their own fans.

    • @rashmin312
      @rashmin312 25 дней назад +16

      completely agree, thank you for this comment although i disagree with the luton town analogy as it might be more wrexham getting promoted to the prem since the big name big money investment gets to the apex of english football similar to the huge chinese economy having a driver participate at the pinnacle of motorsport. sorry for yapping

    • @patricktho6546
      @patricktho6546 25 дней назад +2

      With the exception that with the population numbers a Chinese or Indian driver was/is just bound to happen.

    • @soundscape26
      @soundscape26 25 дней назад +12

      That was a great moment. Kudos to whoever thought of that standalone podium.

    • @kingseirios4277
      @kingseirios4277 25 дней назад +20

      @@patricktho6546 not exactly. The US, china, india and indonesia are the biggest countries by population. Yet it takes more than just population number to get an f1 driver, especially a good f1 driver

    • @nathanakers45
      @nathanakers45 25 дней назад +2

      @@kingseirios4277 Exactly. I'd love to have Josef Newgarden or Colten Herta representing the US in the field. Alas, we're stuck with Logan...

  • @valeriebumblebee7607
    @valeriebumblebee7607 25 дней назад +184

    I'm starting to wonder if it's Lance's dream or the dream of his father.

    • @michaelwilkie35
      @michaelwilkie35 25 дней назад +11

      Truthfully it’s probably both, but the 1-2 punch of the weight of those expectations combined with a toxic “nothing he does will ever be good enough” fanbase makes me feel sorry for him.
      Not excusing his “brain fade” moments but the microscope he’s constantly under compared to other drivers would be difficult for most.

    • @leedouglass4106
      @leedouglass4106 25 дней назад +1

      ​@@michaelwilkie35very well said, I feel exactly the same

    • @henriquedaumas9934
      @henriquedaumas9934 25 дней назад +1

      ​@@michaelwilkie35rightfully so? Lol

    • @gardenphoto
      @gardenphoto 25 дней назад

      Wonder not! It's ALL about daddy-Stroll's BIG-BUCKS!

    • @JackPecker911
      @JackPecker911 25 дней назад +5

      @@michaelwilkie35 That's all true and good, but this is the highest level of motorsport, it's very easy to get into the territory should he be there if he keeps making rookie mistakes after so many years. He also shouldn't have an unlimited pass for being too slow or making mistakes, the best of the best should be driving these 20 cars. Handling that pressure is one of the qualities a driver at this level needs

  • @MFitz12
    @MFitz12 25 дней назад +45

    Alonso's save was even more remarkable in that in the space of 1.2 seconds he went off, got the car sideways, corrected it with a single move, never lifted AND activated his DRS.

    • @frankhart2188
      @frankhart2188 24 дня назад +1

      I've seen him open the DRS and thought wow Fernando has balls and was not in the mood to let Hamilton get some breath.

  • @iamanda211
    @iamanda211 25 дней назад +240

    "no dad, racing in formula one is YOUR dream."

    • @VinnieDayz
      @VinnieDayz 25 дней назад +18

      Finally someone who sees it too, Lance is being forced to drive at Aston Martin and he doesnt want to be there. Look at his interviews, they are over before they started cause Lance shows zero interest in anything, on or off the track.

    • @wilseph1
      @wilseph1 25 дней назад +1

      OOF!

    • @quierover4locas
      @quierover4locas 25 дней назад +6

      @@VinnieDayz I think he shows zero interest because he knows how hated he is... the kid stays off social media and marketing, i think Lance genuinely likes racing, the problem is that he peaked years ago maybe in F3 and his daddys money can only take him so far.
      I sponsor a kid in the local karting complex and there are lots of cheating and kart illegal modifications, rich kids get away with it most of the times. I am a 100% sure that Lance and Lawrence cheated their way up to F1.

    • @MrNovember41
      @MrNovember41 25 дней назад +1

      Precisely! The question suggests Lawrence keeps Lance in the team because of sentiment but it has nothing to do with love or dedication. It's pure narcissism. He's forcing his own son to chase after a dream, that isn't his own, at the detriment of his reputation and confidence. Lawrence just wants a family legacy and the Stroll name on a winner's trophy. Guy's sick in the head and his son is an entitled brat with Daddy issues, sad facts.

    • @louiskendagor3807
      @louiskendagor3807 25 дней назад

      @@MrNovember41 Dude !😐

  • @1024BenZ
    @1024BenZ 25 дней назад +15

    For Zhou's celebration, he's the first Chinese driver ever, and that's something that can only happen once, so I think all the theatrics and celebration for the fans is completely fine. I would equally support it for the next "first driver from x country".

    • @jebus456
      @jebus456 25 дней назад +7

      Agreed, the participation award is actually valid in this case as it's a landmark moment.

  • @Adam-fj9px
    @Adam-fj9px 25 дней назад +115

    It's not necessarily the crash that annoyed me, we're used to that now, it's the fact he refuses to take accountability for anything he does, almost like he's never been told no before

    • @ltreanor99
      @ltreanor99 25 дней назад +3

      That's cause his daddy used money to wipe away all his problems when or if he got in trouble. Typical rich kid getting whatever he wants not on his own merit. Lance is the worst F1 driver I've ever seen.

    • @JC-lu4se
      @JC-lu4se 25 дней назад +3

      @@ltreanor99 I've seen worse. He's had some good races and shown bravery but overall he's not F1 level.

    • @Jout8-re1ij
      @Jout8-re1ij 25 дней назад +6

      @@ltreanor99
      Are you new F1 fan, when you think his the worst driver. Even worse, than Mazepin who also got to F1, because of rich daddy. Stroll might have got to F1 without rich daddy, but his career could be driving for backmarker team like Haas few seasons and then be done, because his not fast enough.

    • @Dirt-Diggler
      @Dirt-Diggler 25 дней назад +1

      ​@@ltreanor99 new to F1 I take it ?

    • @DeadZombie38
      @DeadZombie38 25 дней назад +1

      I'm starting to dislike him and Russell for not taking account for their own mistakes. Every time they crash is others one fault

  • @mikehipperson
    @mikehipperson 25 дней назад +172

    It's time for Stroll to take a stroll!

  • @d3al3rplays68
    @d3al3rplays68 25 дней назад +127

    About the Stroll and Alonso Penalty's..
    This is ridicilious... 3 pts for Alonso during a race is harsh.
    2 pts for stroll should at least be doubled...
    He did it under safety car.... the moment during a race which should be the safest part!!!

    • @al_zaizal
      @al_zaizal 25 дней назад +2

      **Daddy Stroll enter the chat**

    • @ehrlichgesagt863
      @ehrlichgesagt863 25 дней назад +3

      That ridiculous he didn't kill somebody. Alonso got overtaken and pushed sainz completely of on a place you can't overtake destroying his and sainz car. Stroll got catched in 5 people breaking mid corner. It's his fault or both of them but alonso was arguble deliberate and on japan probably a dnf for sainz.

    • @d3al3rplays68
      @d3al3rplays68 25 дней назад +9

      @@ehrlichgesagt863 Safety car... See the word 'Safety'..
      Stroll has 1 job under safety car, watch the car in front of you and follow instructions.
      Stroll was looking at other things...
      As always Stroll is not committed to racing.

    • @Pleymo1992
      @Pleymo1992 25 дней назад

      @@ehrlichgesagt863 the fuck are you smoking? Alonso was fighting for place, and Stroll was just being incredibly stupid.
      The fact that Alonso, once again, had the harsher penalty shows once again the maFIA seems to just hate him or wanting to fuck him over.

    • @nigellawrance2130
      @nigellawrance2130 23 дня назад

      ​@@ehrlichgesagt863hahaha

  • @ammarabdull
    @ammarabdull 25 дней назад +41

    What’s bazaar about Alonso near accident is how it looks natural for Alonso and you could see him playing with buttons right after the save like nothing happened and started challenging Hamilton in the next turn .. Man how cold blooded is he 😅🐐

    • @vasco1610
      @vasco1610 25 дней назад +6

      bazaar stuff is happening man, gotta be careful

  • @The_adopter
    @The_adopter 25 дней назад +52

    RPM is gonna have a field day LMAO

    • @Sem5626
      @Sem5626 25 дней назад

      i am frothing to see how he covers w!ndow licker

    • @BOBBOBBOBBOBBOBBOB69
      @BOBBOBBOBBOBBOBBOB69 25 дней назад +5

      THROW HIM IN JAIL

    • @mamavswild
      @mamavswild 25 дней назад +2

      That was my FIRST thought when I saw the crash!! 😂

  • @jerry24675
    @jerry24675 25 дней назад +23

    Stroll 2 point penalty on license and Alonso 3 points is just crazy.

    • @tbicks2822
      @tbicks2822 24 дня назад +1

      Correction: Alonso 3 penalty points is crazy (should be fewer). 2 for Stroll was correct.

  • @BlueSkyBS
    @BlueSkyBS 25 дней назад +25

    Lance Stroll is the kind of driver that you'd expect to see on one of those dash cam crash compilation videos.

    • @pauls5745
      @pauls5745 23 дня назад

      he's like that 1 guy in every kart race, that bottles it for a handful of others.

  • @KiiaBite
    @KiiaBite 25 дней назад +147

    How indignant was Stroll after he yeeted Riciardo? Riciardo was aware of what was going on and moving with the traffic. Then "here comes Lance Stroll" and according to Stroll it's Riciardo's fault.
    Stroll isn't a popular driver. When he takes out one of the most well liked drivers on the grid and then says it's not his fault, it's going to do nothing for his reputation in the sport.
    The tone around Lance Stroll seems to be changing in the F1 community, I can hear it in you guys too. It's stopped being funny how bad he is and now he's becoming an actual issue. "Taking your child to a soft play" lol.
    In all driving, whether it's Formula 1 or taking Granny on a trip to the shops. If you rear-end someone it's your fault. If you're the guy in front you can do nothing about how the drivers behind you behave. I feel for the old-school Aston Martin mechanics who joined the team when it was Force India or Racing Point having to fix the owners sons' car again because he's been an idiot. As you burn the midnight oil, you know no one is having words with him and he's living the high-life, only in the team because of his daddy. Morale must suck there. At least they have Alonso.

    • @NexuJin
      @NexuJin 25 дней назад +18

      Talking about Force India/Racing Point. They booted Checo, the one that saved the team, to make place for Lance.

    • @LiftandCoa
      @LiftandCoa 25 дней назад +2

      "Morale must suck there"
      And thats the point where i cant follow.
      Neither is there any real indication that Aston has ANY morale problems, nor do i udnerstand why a mechanic is supposed to be pissed off for doing his work by working on one of two cars 300 days a year - destroyed or not.
      His Personal Trainer might be pissed, his father might be pissed - the rest has absolutely no point to.

    • @LiftandCoa
      @LiftandCoa 25 дней назад +8

      @@NexuJin No, they kicked Checo to sign Vettel, Stroll was already in the team.

    • @michaelwilkie35
      @michaelwilkie35 25 дней назад +1

      @@NexuJin by the time it was announced Perez wouldn’t be with the team back in 2020, Lance had more points, more points per race, (Perez did miss time with Covid) had a podium & was 4th in the driver standings.
      Obviously things have changed since then, but it was sound logic considering how young Lance was/still is.

    • @Ticklestein
      @Ticklestein 25 дней назад +4

      @@LiftandCoaYou overestimate the pay and amount of free time the mechanics get.

  • @britboy70
    @britboy70 25 дней назад +47

    Alonso said they had run out of hard tires because he used an extra set of tires in the sprint race so they didn’t have any other tires left to choose from

    • @zahraali4326
      @zahraali4326 25 дней назад

      I don't get that, why were they able to then conjure up a middle?

    • @konigstiger3252
      @konigstiger3252 25 дней назад +5

      ​@@zahraali4326 medium wont last till end... so it is either medium soft or soft medium...

    • @IceKimi321
      @IceKimi321 25 дней назад +4

      Also another point which he made is that they weren't expecting that long SC where it helped hard tyres to endure till the end.

  • @Bohonk212
    @Bohonk212 25 дней назад +38

    Steward's just hate Fernando for being older than them and still racing Formula1.

    • @Mr2it3881
      @Mr2it3881 24 дня назад

      No they don't, they took away a penalty last year. (Which I never seen) If that was anyone else they would throw the book. It was investigated because it was shady but F1 is political.

    • @Chunkieta
      @Chunkieta 21 день назад +1

      @@Mr2it3881 political against him since he started cos he isn't a wasp

  • @Sem5626
    @Sem5626 25 дней назад +20

    a few stroll fan bois defence during the race when i was talking to them was that we can't just judge lance because he has great "potential"
    that's what you want out of a driver who has been in the sport 7 years...

    • @foxyfoxington2651
      @foxyfoxington2651 25 дней назад +5

      Stroll has more races than Leclerc, Norris, and Russell. If he had any potential we would have seen it by now.

    • @gardenphoto
      @gardenphoto 25 дней назад

      The truth - and nothing but the truth! - is that STROLL (Like the current "puppet-resident" in the US White House!) is nothing more than a spoiled rich kid who is even more entitled than his rich Daddy! F*** him!

  • @judgegixxer
    @judgegixxer 25 дней назад +29

    As a Canadian I think we would be better off if Jacques came out of retirement and hopped in Stroll's car.

    • @eugenux
      @eugenux 25 дней назад

      latifi..at least he is/was extremely good in rainy conditions.

    • @tbicks2822
      @tbicks2822 24 дня назад

      @@eugenux So is Stroll tbf. Its pretty much the only part he's good at.

  • @eeehan77
    @eeehan77 25 дней назад +87

    "Piastri a minute off the lead in 8th. Lando outperforming the car in 8th". You guys just gotta up that research before these episodes as Piastri had damage before the Ricciardo incident. Peter Windsor, who has many sources, provided his post-race update many hours back and this guy is harsh on anyone who doesn't perform. He stated that Piastri picked up damage to the floor from debris very early on in the China GP, where we started seeing 1 second deltas between the two, and of course Piastri encountered more damage later with Stroll into Ricciardo into Piastri. Noting that Norris typically out drives Piastri by about 0.2 to 0.3s a lap, if we start seeing a 1 second+ delta there is almost certainly a car issue behind it. Based on the severe impacts these issues apparently caused Piastri across the race, it is an absolute miracle Piastri managed 8th, and a credit to the McLaren car. This knowledge must be considered when making a determination on how much you think Norris "outperforms" the car.

    • @zahraali4326
      @zahraali4326 25 дней назад +28

      Therefore, Piastri wasn't the biggest flop, and that point needs to be revoked, sirs

    • @LiftandCoa
      @LiftandCoa 25 дней назад +27

      @@zahraali4326 Calling Piastri a flop when Lewis exists is also a rough call anyway.

    • @patricktho6546
      @patricktho6546 25 дней назад +2

      ​@@LiftandCoahe at least performed in the sprint (a part oft the Grand Prix)

    • @mtrps_
      @mtrps_ 25 дней назад +13

      i stopped taking their analysis seriously when they include team failures as part of the driver's fault. ???? so i just watch like a zombie now, head empty.

    • @TheoF1
      @TheoF1 25 дней назад +5

      @@LiftandCoa I cant put Lewis in the biggest flop given he actually performed well during half of the weekend

  • @missmississippi16990
    @missmississippi16990 25 дней назад +23

    I see Zhou being given a special celebration akin to when they let Webber on the podium for the AusGP when he came 5th. Like both were to celebrate achievements at their own home races. In Zhou's case it's to celebrate the fact he even is in F1 given the lack of foundation and ready made route already there that is available in other countries like the UK. In Webber's case it was the celebrate the unlikely and biggest achievement of an Aussie at the AusGP since it became part of the F1 calendar. Neither should have been on the podium or gotteb any official recognition but because it was their home races something special was done and I think that fine. It encourages more fans into the sport and it's heartwarming to see. I also think that this may be a one-off, where it is just his first race at home so they did something special. I think should he race there again, I doubt this much will be done again.

    • @yesfinallygot1
      @yesfinallygot1 25 дней назад

      I agree. It's not really a big deal imo. But I'm less of a traditionalist than Tommy is so that may be why.

  • @ralphe5842
    @ralphe5842 25 дней назад +24

    LS didn’t even slow down he wasn’t even looking and worst of all he blamed Ricardo calling him an idiot

    • @tbicks2822
      @tbicks2822 24 дня назад

      He did slow down; just not quickly enough. The incident was bad enough that you don't need to make shit up about it, smh.

    • @SuperR167
      @SuperR167 24 дня назад

      He slowed down, just decided it would be more efficient to use Daniels rear end than his brakes 😢

  • @joxerra
    @joxerra 25 дней назад +20

    Alonso's strategy was because he hadn't any more hard tyres, because of the sprint race... after race he commented in spanish tv that next sprint race he will maybe decide not to race it, depending on the S Qualy result, because of not enough points in play, and lack of tyres for the race... that would be quite intelligent...

  • @Becky_Cooling
    @Becky_Cooling 25 дней назад +18

    'RB gives you wings' no, Lance does.

  • @nielsvb162
    @nielsvb162 25 дней назад +35

    The special parking for Zhou was perfect! Remember he is the first Chinese man in history to be in F1 and that can mean so much in a country. I'm from the Netherlands and we're lucky with some bad f1 drivers but the moment Max came and won, the country changed to F1 lunatics! Zhou is a hero for his country and deserved all the attention.

  • @DeadZombie38
    @DeadZombie38 25 дней назад +7

    just imagine James Hunt watching stroll doing stroll things and saying : He's got a mental age of 10!! A short suspension for that incident. For being himself, he should receive a permanent suspension."

  • @friendlyneighborhoodgoat
    @friendlyneighborhoodgoat 25 дней назад +15

    The amount of time Stroll had to react is insane 😂😂

  • @JaydonTobler
    @JaydonTobler 25 дней назад +7

    I think I’m realizing now that I’ve never heard Lance Stroll take responsibility for anything.

    • @AR-wm9lv
      @AR-wm9lv 23 дня назад +1

      He has zero class. Just a spoiled brat

  • @stuartcarden1371
    @stuartcarden1371 25 дней назад +14

    The trouble with the stroll project is that even if he gets a race winning car he's not going to be able to win anything with it because he'll be up against Alonso. So unless Laurence puts Sargent in the car next to Lance he's never going to win 😂

    • @Duval-In-The-Wall
      @Duval-In-The-Wall 24 дня назад +1

      This is probably going to happen, when they make the Aston fast enough he will sack Alonso 😂😂

  • @makeitwithmurm
    @makeitwithmurm 25 дней назад +4

    Also impressive with the Alonso save is that the DRS slapped open as soon as the rears hooked up again.

  • @Laniba12
    @Laniba12 25 дней назад +25

    Yay it's up. After a really long day at work I've been looking forward to this 🙂

  • @annanymous03
    @annanymous03 25 дней назад +8

    The only alternate strategy that would’ve given Lando the win would have been attaching a missile on the car and deploying it on Max or having Oscar do a 180 going in the opposite direction and taking Max out like an assassin

  • @nomar5spaulding
    @nomar5spaulding 25 дней назад +4

    I love the way you guys talk. Joking about the promising 18 year old rookie Fernando Alonso, saying things like, "Oh yes Tommy, pop off why don't you?" Things one, "You could argue getting yeeted is a bit floppy."

  • @Connurrr
    @Connurrr 25 дней назад +19

    I went full conspiracy mode with that VSC call. The moment Lando passed the pit entry they threw it, so Leclerc could pit and Lando couldn't 😂 luckily the car was stuck in gear.

    • @yossayahutsapak7239
      @yossayahutsapak7239 24 дня назад

      complete nonsense , i would say that max should yell conspiracy cos he lost so much time with each restart ..that sentiment is as equally stupid

    • @Connurrr
      @Connurrr 24 дня назад

      @@yossayahutsapak7239 alright don't cry mate, it's not that deep.

  • @zahraali4326
    @zahraali4326 25 дней назад +11

    I've been waiting for this video!!

  • @Biggest_tony
    @Biggest_tony 25 дней назад +42

    Oscar getting biggest flop is a disservice to the man

    • @JC-lu4se
      @JC-lu4se 25 дней назад +3

      Just shows how quickly he's become a top driver and anything less than say 5th is a flop.

    • @AZBCDEE
      @AZBCDEE 25 дней назад +2

      He literally ghosted in the second fastest car even before the damage. He’s absolutely useless. He would’ve been behind an Aston Martin unacceptable

    • @Biggest_tony
      @Biggest_tony 25 дней назад +15

      @@AZBCDEE This comment is bait lol

    • @adamheddle430
      @adamheddle430 25 дней назад +1

      against lando before the damage, he was 7 tenths off pace wise. It wasn't oscar's best weekend in terms of pace to lando. Could say that oscar never driven there before and not raced there, similar with lando. Lando got taken out lap 1 in 2019 so he didn't really have a race then

    • @Mr2it3881
      @Mr2it3881 24 дня назад

      The fact that people agreed with this is disturbing.

  • @chrismuz
    @chrismuz 25 дней назад +19

    💔 This might be interesting for the non-German speakers among us: Toto Wolff in yesterday's interview with Sky Germany: "Hamilton forced us into a development direction that was completely off, the car could not corner any more at all". He also said, when SLH leaves, there won’t be much loss of (development) know-how. The vibe was that he was quite fed up with all his complaining. He said that a new driver will be "refreshing".- LOVE STORY - The End. 💔

    • @BwInNewJersey
      @BwInNewJersey 25 дней назад +3

      To be clear Wolff was referring to the setup changes in China only. He also wasnt using ‘refreshing’ in regard to Lewis leaving Mercedes. Nice try to troll LH but you failed.

    • @chriscollins550
      @chriscollins550 25 дней назад +3

      But Toto also said a totally different thing in another interview. The truth is more the fact that Toto is still upset that Lewis is leaving Mercedes.

    • @mamavswild
      @mamavswild 25 дней назад

      @@BwInNewJersey ok teamLH man baby. Go cry into that blue hair. Lol

  • @Mr_Tovarish
    @Mr_Tovarish 24 дня назад +8

    I think people critical of the Zhou thing are jaded - we talk all the time about how F1 is the pinnacle of motorsport, it's only 20 drivers, etc etc. The most populated country in the world has their first ever driver on the grid - he misses his home GP for the first few years of his career because his country is cut off from the rest of the world, and then they finally have the opportunity to welcome him home and give him the proper celebration he was due in his rookie season. Would it have been better if he was further up the grid? Sure. But if we want to keep acting like F1 is such a big deal, then we need to let fans across the globe feel like it's a big deal - so big a deal that seeing themselves represented on the grid, even if in P16 (or whatever it was), is something they feel compelled to celebrate with fervor. We should be so honored that the Chinese people hold a position in the sport in such high regard that they would act this way on this occasion. F1 choosing to support that to some small extent is entirely within reason in my opinion.

  • @filipeferreira2281
    @filipeferreira2281 25 дней назад +7

    Regarding penalties, and specially now that we know Ric will get 3-grid place penalties due to the incident with lance. I do believe that incidents during safety periods (safety cars, VSC, Red Flags going to the box procedure, cooldown laps after the race end) should be more harshly punished. Its situations where drivers need to be more carefull therefore if they make mistakes they should be punished harder.

  • @nathanhardy7698
    @nathanhardy7698 25 дней назад +2

    I think the biggest underrated W this race was the TV direction. Especially the flicking between onboard cameras from battling cars. It felt like an experienced crew compared to the average last season

  • @XolSanctum
    @XolSanctum 25 дней назад +11

    I can understand why some people disagree with Zhou getting his own spot post race...
    Unfortunately I disagree with the lads and will say 74 years and the first and only Chinese driver, I think that deserves recognition on how far F1 has come with diversity.
    He might be the only one we see for a while given how his career is going so I think it is right for F1 to seize this chance while they have it. Maybe he will be the one to inspire a potential future Chinese talent to pursue driving in F1
    Oh and Stroll is an absolute clown and needs to get the boot but sadly won't 😪

  • @existentialselkath1264
    @existentialselkath1264 25 дней назад +11

    Constantina is also not an excuse when stroll left more space in front of him than almost everyone else going around that corner.
    Stroll is proving to be dangerous as well as generally lacking pace.

  • @marctenoever7941
    @marctenoever7941 25 дней назад +3

    Agree 3 points for Alonso is way too much...Lans should more.

  • @BelegCuthali0n
    @BelegCuthali0n 25 дней назад +4

    Alonso explained why they went onto the softs. They basically got screwed with the the SC because they would have liked to continue on the hard tire, but since everybody else around him pitted for new tires he would have been a sitting duck on tires that were already 12 laps old. But since he (unlike the Red Bulls) did not have a 2nd set of new hard tires and he did a very short first stint on the medium compared to Norris and the Ferrari's, he had to go for soft/medium and hope he could push more than the guys around that would have to nurse their new hard tires to the end.
    It really was the only way to go after they had made that first stop on lap 11 already.

  • @The_Other_Dan
    @The_Other_Dan 25 дней назад +9

    Lance is never going to lose his seat while Daddy Stroll is around. The FIA need to step in and revoke Lances Super Licence for the sake of the safety of the other drivers and the integrity of the sport.

    • @tbicks2822
      @tbicks2822 24 дня назад +1

      He doesn't even have the most penalty points, which is how safety breaches are punished, so under your logic, Perez and Sargent should also have their licenses revoked.

    • @AR-wm9lv
      @AR-wm9lv 23 дня назад

      Lance shouldn't even have a regular license

  • @SniperTeamTango
    @SniperTeamTango 25 дней назад +3

    Gooood early morning boys. 3:00 a.m. Sunday race 3 a.m. Monday podcast seems decent to me

  • @duuudde12
    @duuudde12 25 дней назад +3

    I'm still of the opinion, if alonso's move was 10 seconds and 3 points, that move from stroll was 20 seconds and 4 points minimum..

  • @joea8426
    @joea8426 25 дней назад +6

    I think you can argue Lawrence is wasting his money, not on paying his kid like you said but on all of the car damages / repairs that come from Lance and from the loss of potential prize earnings if there were a better driver in the car

  • @SuperPassionflower
    @SuperPassionflower 25 дней назад +4

    I do agree a bit with the question posed by Erin (if I'm correct) about penalties and some not in proportion of the offence and consequences vs "the rules"... 10 secs for a Stroll and a Magnussen, after taking another out it means nothing really, unless they'd be in a P2 position etc; versus the offence causing the 3 places grid penalty for Miami race given to Ricciardo??

  • @Stefan8u
    @Stefan8u 25 дней назад +3

    I think the first driver to race at their home country should be given some special treatment. It doesn't affect the race or points and is great for fans.

  • @philbrooks1919
    @philbrooks1919 25 дней назад +4

    been waiting for this all day

    • @patricktho6546
      @patricktho6546 25 дней назад

      This video was released not even halfway into the day for Europe and the US...

  • @rars0n
    @rars0n 25 дней назад +2

    The points proposal is everything stays the same down to 7th, then instead of going 4, 2, 1, it would go 5, 4, 3, 2, 1. I like the idea for the exact reasons that Tommy mentioned. I think there needs to be more of a points fight for the midfield teams.

  • @TobiasDahs
    @TobiasDahs 25 дней назад +4

    Love all your content, but you should have watched Fernando's post race interview. He did only have one good hard tire left which bascially got ruined by the safety care timing - so it was either soft + medium or trying to extend the medium way beyond what's reasonable. Also the second (and pretty long) SC didn't help their cause as it reduced the amount of racing laps for the one stopppers on the hard tire. Without that, the degradation might have been higher and Alonso's strategy would have worked better.

  • @zordiark9673
    @zordiark9673 25 дней назад +6

    28:00 We had one of these Celebrations way before Liberty was a thing. Webber 2002 in Australia when he scored Points in a Minardi was allowed to be at the Podium after the Ceremony.

    • @jordanblair4077
      @jordanblair4077 25 дней назад +2

      Webber was a bit more deserving though…

  • @greytruffle101
    @greytruffle101 25 дней назад +3

    i always look forward for these long format videos

  • @davidszabo1765
    @davidszabo1765 24 дня назад +1

    the Zhou situation was reminding me when they allowed Webber to the podium in Australia, it was a very wholesale moment

  • @jomojonarvaez-grey1193
    @jomojonarvaez-grey1193 25 дней назад +2

    28:05 I think the thing with Zhou was a welcome back thank you for your patience one time thing and not something that they are going to do every year.

  • @Coen80
    @Coen80 25 дней назад +27

    People need to bring a banner to the Canadian GP that reads :
    'GO Lance, GO HOME'. 😂

    • @KingofFray
      @KingofFray 25 дней назад +2

      pretty sure lawrence beat those who dares to do it

    • @Kessoku
      @Kessoku 25 дней назад +1

      Canada is his home tho

  • @alexg7417
    @alexg7417 25 дней назад +5

    Second to the Alonso penalty in terms of things I don't understand .. why on earth did Danny Ric get a 3 place grid drop and 2 points for re-overtaking the Hulk under the safety car after being yeeted by Lance when the sanction was only imposed AFTER he couldn't serve a time penalty. Completely nuts.

    • @tbicks2822
      @tbicks2822 24 дня назад

      Because you're not allowed to overtake under a safety car. If you think the order is wrong, your team has to ask for the other driver to be instructed to let you pass by the race director. It's a silly way of getting a penalty, but everybody knows you can't overtake under SC, so he really only has himself to blame. As for it being a grid drop, once a decision to issue a penalty has been decided, there's not much else they can do if youre not still running, so it was pretty much their only option.

    • @alexg7417
      @alexg7417 24 дня назад

      @@tbicks2822 there are number of exceptions to that rule under article 55.8 - I think. The exception they cited to allow Hülkenberg's overtake to stand was pretty soft in my opinion.
      I haven't heard any radio transmission or seen any transcript to know what discussions were had between Ricciardo and the team around repassing Hülkenberg to know who is to 'blame'.
      I fully accept your observation that everyone (should) know the rules and the consequences of breaking them. I would say though that there is a disconnect between the impact of 10 sec time penalty and 3 place grid drop.
      There will of course always be room for debate - and any version of a rule like this could, under particular circumstances be considered unfair. Having said that in this sort of scenario where it is a fairly inconsequential incident, no damage was done no advantage gained, the stewards had 7 laps to review it while the car was still running but didn't, then maybe a more proportionate penalty would be to roll over the time penalty to the next race.
      Anyway - we all have our own opinion.

  • @throwawaypokemon
    @throwawaypokemon 25 дней назад +10

    Alonso had no new hard tyres for his stints

  • @M1R4Z
    @M1R4Z 25 дней назад +7

    Welcome to the p1 podcast with Tatt and Mommy 😂😂😂

  • @thesilverfox3379
    @thesilverfox3379 25 дней назад +27

    You should just rename your podcast to the 'Max Verstappen podcast' as he now owns the rights to "'P1".

  • @Duval-In-The-Wall
    @Duval-In-The-Wall 25 дней назад +3

    Unfortunately Stroll hit him but it was still a very good weekend for Ricciardo, out-qualified his teammate twice, and was showing great pace in the race
    He was slicing through the midfield and even chasing down Hamilton
    Hopefully the chassis change did the trick for him

  • @DiscoStu65-sj6pu
    @DiscoStu65-sj6pu 25 дней назад +12

    I wonder if Johnny Herbert was the race official…. He has a vendetta against Fernando Alonso from years back. They hate each other and I’m pretty sure Herbert was the drivers standard steward in Australia hence Alonso getting the penalty 🤔

    • @mamavswild
      @mamavswild 25 дней назад +1

      He WAS the race official and he was the guy that wrote the opinion for the penalty! I definitely think it was personal

  • @craftymommy3470
    @craftymommy3470 25 дней назад +20

    what y'all need to understand about Zhou's moment is that its not everyday that an Asian, east Asian or South East Asian gets to drive in f1. there's more pressure from people like us than it is for someone from Europe participating in this sport. we can all argue that Zhou brings a ton of money with him but come on. if you're not good enough, you'll never get that kind of backing too. for someone like him to reach a global sport like this is in itself something to celebrate.

    • @BanditoBurrito
      @BanditoBurrito 25 дней назад

      Nobodies complaining about his “moment”. Some just thought it was kind of forced when it was happening naturally anyway. Also “gets” to drive in F1? lol.

  • @SAYEMP0504
    @SAYEMP0504 25 дней назад +4

    30k more subs to go for 500k.. 🎉🎉🎉 let’s go 😊

  • @bazinga12094
    @bazinga12094 25 дней назад +6

    Lance in his post race interview acting like he just heard the phrase "Constantina effect". He repeated it 10x in 2minutes wanting to sound smart hahahah

    • @mtrps_
      @mtrps_ 25 дней назад +5

      🤓 concertina isnt it?

    • @Shlokiee
      @Shlokiee 25 дней назад

      Lance was calling it constantina​@@mtrps_

    • @bazinga12094
      @bazinga12094 25 дней назад +1

      @@mtrps_ in theory yes, but according to lance: CONSTANTINA. 👌

    • @mtrps_
      @mtrps_ 25 дней назад

      @@bazinga12094 😂😂

  • @tom8639
    @tom8639 25 дней назад +2

    In 2002 Aus GP, Mark Webber was given an impromptu podium ceremony after the race. So a special occasion for Chinese to celebrate their first F1 driver seems fair, the discussion about that parking on grid is just a bit biased and petty.

  • @SammEKayy
    @SammEKayy 25 дней назад +2

    The way they broadcast the race anymore is like what the do for DTS and I’m over it. I don’t wake up at 3am to watch DTS I wake up at 3 am to watch an F1 race…

  • @000BlackSoul000AMVs
    @000BlackSoul000AMVs 25 дней назад +3

    this was the most interesting race so far (for me as a Lando fan)

  • @siniister710
    @siniister710 25 дней назад +3

    aston would be fighting for 3rd/4th in the constructors if they had another driver with fernando

  • @craighumphreys9482
    @craighumphreys9482 25 дней назад +2

    Hulkenberg deserves a better car next year, hope there a couple of the top teams looking to employ him.
    Great weekend from Alonso, still got it.
    Agree with points down to 12th place when most of the rest are fighting for that single point.

  • @Chrissy-H
    @Chrissy-H 25 дней назад +2

    I thought that was much more than a 6/10 race. The safety car timings really made for some interesting strategies, there were crashes, controversy, and a heroic drive from Lando. I know Max won easily, but right up until the lat lap it felt like something MIGHT happen, which is more than i can say for 90% of races this season.

  • @notorioushkm97
    @notorioushkm97 25 дней назад +18

    I don't think Matt & Tommy understand how significant the celebration for Zhou is for China as a whole.

    • @Kessoku
      @Kessoku 25 дней назад +1

      did you?

  • @DJ_LampShady
    @DJ_LampShady 25 дней назад +3

    During the 10 second penalty the driver taken out of the race should be able to take a blunt object to the other drivers car. lolol

  • @jrs86
    @jrs86 24 дня назад +1

    Alonso literally said after the race (in the post-race media scrums) that they didn't leave themselves enough tyres after SQ and Q, so they basically backed themselves into that strategy before the race even started.

  • @BEASTMASTERTOAD
    @BEASTMASTERTOAD 25 дней назад

    25:00
    I think points should be awarded down to P14.
    I think that If your car is good enough to make at least Q2, it should get some points for finishing in that range. This would increase the stakes for some of the midfield instead of encouraging sometimes anonymous driving because not much is on the line when you’re down in P15 or lower.

  • @kimi88cz
    @kimi88cz 25 дней назад +30

    Piastri was not a flop, Lewis not a half point and Alpine is not a point too

    • @Urgrannytranny
      @Urgrannytranny 25 дней назад +5

      After the damage he incurred, he was a sitting ducks indeed. And was powerless against a flying Fernando coming from behind. The only thing positive was that he was able to keep Lewis behind even though LH was in the 0.8-1.2 sec bracket for last 10 laps

    • @akorthouwer
      @akorthouwer 25 дней назад +1

      They are casual fans they are not advertised as technical analysis or even knowledgeable about f1.

    • @sloppynyuszi
      @sloppynyuszi 25 дней назад +1

      Am I missing something? Piastri was slow from lap 1. Without the damage he would have been closer to Sainz and finish 6th… while his team mate was almost 20 seconds ahead of Sainz.

    • @bjs7442
      @bjs7442 25 дней назад +2

      @@Urgrannytranny At lap 19 Oscar was over 9 secs behind Lando and in 8th place. He was losing .5 sec per lap that was before the damage. Yes he would have done better without the damage perhaps gaining one or optimisitically two places. He wasnt a flop, far from it but it wasnt one of his better races.

    • @JC-lu4se
      @JC-lu4se 25 дней назад +1

      8th with a damaged car isn't too bad. I'd like their definition of "flop". No less than 3 places behind their team mate? No more than 10 seconds behind team mate?

  • @joea8426
    @joea8426 25 дней назад +3

    Alonso had used his second set of hards in FP1 for a long run and so couldn't have used them after the SC in the race

  • @leoaruiz
    @leoaruiz 25 дней назад +2

    Memorable moment: Lando's redemption drive after a horrible first-to-seventh sprint.

  • @graemewilliams6697
    @graemewilliams6697 25 дней назад +2

    Alonso opened the DRS immediately after the save to overtake Hamilton.

  • @LednacekZ
    @LednacekZ 25 дней назад +10

    I dont think that Stroll should get higher penalty because he is Stroll. I think Causing a Collision under Safety Car should be a very harsh penalty.

  • @jefferywylie4456
    @jefferywylie4456 25 дней назад +5

    Can’t believe Alonso didn’t get a twenty second penalty for passing Hamilton.

  • @nicdesmedt7443
    @nicdesmedt7443 25 дней назад

    They should just do sprints in reverse championship order (as I believe Russel suggested and most off the grid found a good idea, also according to him).
    I think they should give points to everyone (0.5points per position and then just keep the intervals from 10th place onwards), that way it is easier to follow the ranking for the lower scorers too and 1point race doesn't automattically bump you up all the way through the field.

  • @pugna916
    @pugna916 24 дня назад +2

    Points to 12th place is just as arbitrary as points to 10th.
    People also need to stop seeing points as some amazing reward and go back to viewing them as a numerical metric of performance.

  • @drod3434
    @drod3434 25 дней назад +3

    Without the safety car Lando would have been 3rd. Checo burned his tires trying to pass Charles.

  • @emmafaukner9350
    @emmafaukner9350 25 дней назад +4

    love you matt love you tommy mwah

  • @gilmer3718
    @gilmer3718 25 дней назад +2

    It's crazy that Sainz is still looking for a seat while Stroll is still racing and has a seat in the future. His father is going to keep this going and someone is going to get seriously hurt. Hamilton might have been OK in the sprint but the ONLY reason he got pole was because of rain at the end of Q3.

  • @W0o0dy
    @W0o0dy 25 дней назад +1

    0,5 million fine for ending a drivers race deducted from the cost cap would be a nice deterrent and would help cover the cost of the damage (slightly).

  • @trevorhintz1290
    @trevorhintz1290 25 дней назад +4

    I would’ve watched the race race at 2 am, but I thought it would be better to gets 8 or 9 hours of sleep and then watch it.

  • @ShadowmonkeyX-
    @ShadowmonkeyX- 25 дней назад +6

    Causing a collision under safety car conditions should carry a heavier penalty than the same penalty under racing conditions.
    The Safety car is out there for a reason, so dumb mistakes like Stroll's should face harsher punishments.
    What if they had collided when the crocodile was passing an incident?
    It's really an inexcusable offense by Stroll

  • @parthshah9373
    @parthshah9373 25 дней назад

    How about giving more drivers points in the sprints as a start? Much smaller point differential between spots and will make the fight for sprint quali and race more intense in the midfield. Not to mention the fight for even one point to make the difference

  • @RcInfinityZ
    @RcInfinityZ 25 дней назад +1

    My theory is that Alonso was brought in to put even more pressure on Lance so that ultimately, he decides to call quits himself. Lawrence then has the WEC Aston Martin Hypecar programme lined up for Lance to jump into.

  • @hugoboss4103
    @hugoboss4103 25 дней назад +5

    Stewards do not take into account what happens after "the breach" of racing regulations unless it's Fernando Alonso outplaying some bitish driver.