Also look at 4:58 all the people standing right next to the track and the guy with the red flag camly stays at the end of a straight... If someone has a steering or braking problem, they would straight run over this guy
@@nickgovier Imagine: reversing in the pitlane for 3 meters resulted in a black flag but bringing up unrelated and already resolved incidents makes you the entire circus
@@nickgovier since you wanna go there, imagine shunting your rival completely out of the race and getting a slap on the wrist. Jesus Christ Lewis fanboys are so annoying. It’s already hard enough to like the guy as it is🤦🏻♂️
@@fatfrankthepeteacher4535 It was Toto, not Lewis. He isn't missing nor has been, he took a vacay. The case is closed, they have not been salty for losing the championship, rather the misjudgement of a single person. As things stand, he should have not pitted, for the race would have not been restarted then.
Can we take just a moment to consider how monumental/mind blowing it was for Senna to have taken pole by 1.4 seconds over the next car, driven by a teammate and another 4 time world champion. That is beyond special!
he trashed Prost every time they were team mates, the only way for Prost for win the championship in equal cars was cheating thanks to his countrymen Balestre in 1989
But he's British and british pilots does not make any mistakes. Also the mistake that Grosjean commited in Baku was made but Russell in Italy and they didn't show that one in the Top 10. Also they didn't show Hamilton crashing Kimi at pit lane exit in Canada.
And we've been paying for it because there hasn't been a decent race in Spain since (No, 2016 doesn't count. The Mercs crashed but it was still boring)
But very different personalities. Kimi was really himself in Monza 2015, as a Ferrari driver the crowd was so exited when he got interviewed before the race. Kimi lifted his cap and said “i guess i have to say hello to all the people”, then cap back on, no smile or even a tiny change in his face expression. Calling him Iceman is a huge understatement.
@@RdnFikri Yes, there actually are, many people assume it was Grosjean who said it. It has become one of the F1 Mandela effects, right next to Kimi's radio message ("I know what I'm doing/I know what to do") and more recently, Toto's burst to Michael/Mikey.
Not often you see Jim Clark labeled as Scottish either, when I was young, I even grew up believing he was English, and why Jackie Stewart doesn't get the accolades he truly deserves, i.e. he made sure people knew he was Scottish.
@@Papersheepp well yes it was his mistake, tho i dont really blame him, his tires where so done they almost fell apart But that mistake wouldnt have mattered if his gearbox had decided to work ig
It was actually not unforced and big error, he was on very, very worn wet tyres and it was almost impossible to turn properly at normal or even slightly lower speed. It was McLaren's fault, because they didn't pit him earlier. Or maybe not a fault, because there are more and more rumours that they handed over the championship that year to Raikkonen because of Spygate - first China, then strange malfunction in Brazil
How do you miss all of Hamilton’s errors? Driving’s into the pitlane gravel, getting crashed into in the pitlane, brake magic - 2 of these are mistakes that cost him 2 championships! Also note how Grosjean crashing under the SC gets an entry while Russell doesn’t. MAN the British bias is real here.
The Coulthard incident at Adelaide isn't all it seems, I think it was one of the Saubers had dropped a load of oil on the pit entrance and left it very slippy. If memory serves correctly Roberto Moreno span and hit the wall and Herbert completely missed the entrance too but obviously because of the high profile nature of being race leader it's the one that gets remembered. Still a pretty shocking error though seeing as the majority of the drivers negotiated it without issue
Same as the one in Monza. The carnage on the first lap took place in the same corner that DC lost it, which I think supports what he was saying about there being oil on the track. In the ‘95 season DC was scintillating; 5 pole positions, better at race starts than Damon, and lost victories in Argentina, Belgium, Italy and Australia all through no fault of his own.
Someone in the V8 Supercars had an almost identical accident to Coulthard's, about 20 years later. Steering damage meant he went straight into the wall
A travesty that he was never knighted. Did more foor the sport and country than Hamilton ever has. No disrespect tot he 7x world champion, but the man who brought F1 to life for generations deserves it far more.
I rate Murray as important to F1 as any other driver, team or car. To have him screaming and be so passionate was part of the magic that was F1 when I was a kid. He was its greatest salesman. F1 has definitely gone downhill over the past 10 years or so.
As they explain at 11:05 that "two unforced errors almost cost" Hakkinens Championship I was sure they build up for the moment where Hamilton threw away his Championship by beaching in the pits in China 2007. It is basically the same mistake which earns DC a spot in this list, but the cost is even more dramatic: not just losing a race but the whole Championship. Weird to not see this incident on number 1.
Yep. That was a McLaren/Hamilton civil war error..they left him out too long to try and cover off Alonso in the sister car but if they'd brought him in normally he'd have got some points. Enough to take away Kimi's...so I'm glad but it should be on this list..
I don’t hate the guy but Hamilton has 3 separate moments, (Pitlane entry in China, pitlane exit in Canada or Brake Magic in Azerbaijan) that could be top ten over some of these, (considering how the 07’ & 21’ seasons ultimately went for him).
@@alejandrop.s.3942 no it wasn't, he pushed his inters too hard and lost the tread while Kimi kept his intact, and McLaren waited too long to call him in.
I was quite sure that Hamilton would top the list, crashing into the pitlane and thus losing a world championship. And of course knocking over the brake magic button, which would prove to cost him yet another championship in the end. Many of the incidents in the video are mere trifles in comparison.
@@PandyTimBR At least his team would have / should have told him. It's the same nonsense with Schumacher in Silverstone '94. They read their pitboards, but can't see a black flag. Time to find a better excuse...
It wasn't exactly without pressure though. It was in a start, which auto qualifies it as a pressure situation. Also, Perez's 1st place meant Hamilton had to make a desperate move. What should be included though is Hamilton's Canada 2008 crash in the pit lane.
Did you not fancy including Hamilton running into the gravel in China in 2007. The 'brake magic' switch in Baku 21. BOTH unforced errors which would have made him an 8, even 9 time champion. And if you are including pre race errors, then Hamilton deciding to do pre race starts from a completely undesegnated part of the Russian pitlane in 2020 is as bad as some of them on the list.
I'm actually surprised the time Hamilton crashed out on his own in the pit lane entrance in China wasn't on this list. That cost him his first championship.
They probably haven't included it because of the circumstances - Hamilton was kept on the track way too long and couldn't turn properly then. Not clearly an unforced error, that's all. Hamilton's worse moment was in Canada, when he rammed into Raikkonen, it didn't cost him the championship though, but should have appeared on the list, same like Azerbaijan 2021
@@Eiizen I mean it was an error, but it's not so obvious it was unforced. To make that corner, he should have turned with, I think, 3-4 times lower speed than usual and you don't think about it when you are racing with so high level of stress and emotions. Like I said, Canada and Baku were way worse in terms of making unforced errors and should have appeared there.
How can you forget about the legendary crash that Lewis Hamilton had in China in 2007 when he got beached on the pit entry, that arguably cost him his maiden championship
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It wasn’t an unforced error, though. His team had told him to stay out for so long that by the time he went into the pits, his tyres were delaminated so he had next to no grip going into the pitlane.
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Conveniently missed Hamilton’s errors. I like Hamilton, one of the greatest drivers of all time. You can’t ignore the fact that he has made some silly errors over the years. Brake Magic, the gravel trap in the pits, missing a payment to Masi in the second half of 2021.
They didn't include vettel's 2018 germany crash either. Or schumi crash in monaco during the sc, andd many other crashes. "Conveniently missed ham's errors"... bruh, they had to chose 10 and chose these 10 with some other footages during a clip and another. If they make another video they'll perhaps put lewis' brake magic mistake
That, Chinese gp pit entry disaster in 07 and magic button. Arguably costed him 2 championships but, Of course how could they point mistakes of the snowflake 😂 he might start crying and go missing again and sack the editor
Brake Magic should have been #1. It was a win thrown away that cost Lewis the championship, made when he was currently a 7 time world champion. Hard to top that.
Seb at Hockenheim 2018 not only deserved to be on this list, it deserved to be Top 3. If Hakkinen on the kerb at Imola deserved #2, then Seb just overshooting the stadium roundabout with no kerb definitely should be there. Hamilton's brake magic deserves to be on here as well.
@@FootieFan1886 seb never had front wing damage. The track was wet an damp but there was a dry line. An all drivers were on slicks seb had a wheel outside of the dry line causing him to understeer into the barriers.
@@FootieFan1886 I did now my question is did you watch the race. With that front wing damage both kimi an mercs wouldve caught up to vettel before his crash
Webber losing the car in the wet in Korea 2010 and basically throwing the championship. Seb Hockenheim. Hamilton China and rear ending Kimi in the pitlane. These are some moments that I came up without giving it much a thought that are imo far more deserving to be on the list than some pre race or practice session mistakes.
That's a bit special but memorable. Nobody knew the car would die with the revs so low. But it was only after that they knew it was the reason. Its pretty ridiculous for a car to do that but it was a really unreliable car with the gearbox
So I guess the Brake Magic issue with the race leader going straight in the first corner in a cloud of smoke, throwing away a certain win is not worth mentioning... Or the Emilia Romagna GP incident behind an SC... Strange.
Sad that Lewis running into the back of raikkonen at the end of pit lane while he was waiting for a green light didn’t make it. Canada 2008 haha funny moment
People say that Ayrton Senna wanted to give Alain Prost a complete lap! The mistake cost him the race, but he said it motivated him to keep his concentration at an extreme level! Legends make mistakes too! 🇧🇷
I remember something about Prost later stating that he purposefully improved the race best lap to taunt Senna, and some time later Senna made his mistake while trying to reclaim it.
I'd rather think Prost would make us believe that. He is disingenuous with regards to Senna to this day. Would be better for him to not tell about their rivalry since we can't hear the other side of the story.
The thing is, he wanted to completely dominate Prost, and was succeeding all weekend, until Prost did 2 fastest laps in 2nd place, so Senna decided to push for the fastest lap of the race
Hamilton and brake magic button in Baku last year and ramming into the back of Kimi's Ferrari in the pitlane in Canada in 2008 seem like glaring omissions. Definitely could have made it ahead of Gene or Capelli.
Verstappen crashing in Monaco? Or his many crashes with Seb? Or his crash before the race even started in Hungary? Or his crash in Saudi Arabia qualifying. Or his crash with a backmarker when he was confortably leading the race in Brazil? The list is endless..
@@Euclides287 There's basically a ton of stuff that can make it to this list ahead of Capelli, Gene and Maldonado. But Lewis's Baku blunder was just too much. He pretty much had an open goal ahead of him with Max out of the race and he hit the ball over the bar, so to speak. That too after winning seven titles and almost 100 races.
I think Mansell's unintended switching off the car while heading towards a victory on the last lap should be included here. He was absoultely sure he was going to win and started waving at the crowds before crossing the line. When moving his hand out of the cockpit he hit a switch in te car and the engine died. In combination with other mishaps that year, it cost him the title.
@@aaronrigg5208 Back in the day, there was an according theory. Because almost every time he was told to slow down, he either crashed or completely ignored that order.
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they forgot to add Lewis crashing in the pitlane canada 2008 and brake magic in baku 2021. I guess F1 wouldn't want to upset Lewis fans anymore than they already have.
I agree, but that wasn't really 'unforced' - these mistakes happened with either no cars around, outside of the race (warm-up, qualifying, etc) or behind safety car, whereas Baku was on a race restart against others.
@@benmorr I mean you can't really argue this was a forced error, this was him just pressing a button he shouldn't have pressed whilst stationary on the grid
@@Miragexe But making a mistake in a high-pressure situation like that is completely different to crashing before the race has even started, or during a cool-down lap in qualifying.
When the narrator began to talk about buttons on the steering wheel, I thought it would be Mansell in the last lap of the 1991 Canadian Grand Prix. That could have made this list :)
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@@Euclides287 you are replying to everyone who criticizes about Hamilton and making it about Verstappen. How is it like to have Max living in your head rent free?
@@Euclides287 loads of people crashed on the way to the grid, it's less significant. So they showed Schumachers one probably because its more famous and unique
It´s curious that there´s not the 2007 'Sanganchao' in the Chinese GP that actually cost a WDC or past year incident 'It's a marathon not a sprint race' even Ferrari mistake with the palier in Monaco
There's a lot of driver errors. George Russell Imola 2020 Crashes under safety car Kimi Raikkonen Brazil 2012 Gets lost on track Jean Alesi Australia 1997 Runs out of Fuel Sebastian Vettel Germany 2018 Crashes under safety car Alain Prost Monaco 1982 Crashes into the barriers Michael Scumacher Monaco 2004 Crashes into Montoya under safety car Lewis Hamilton Canada 2008 Hits back of Raikkonen in pitlane Lewis Hamilton Azerbaijan 2021 Brake Magic Kimi Raikkonen Austria 2021 Crashes into Vettel Sebastian Vettel Canada 2011 Goes wide on last lap after leading the entire race Valtteri Bottas Austria 2021 Spins in the pitlane Honorable mention: Lando not pitting for inters (unforced strategy error)
Fun fact: The Senna incident was caused by a previous crash at that corner moving the barrier a few inches. Senna was getting so close to the barriers that once it moved a few inches, he slightly clipped it which took him out.
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Hey, he's in Indy now, hasn't done too bad either. Was and is a worthy driver of a seat in my opinion. His aggressive no holds barred style fits those IndyCars perfectly
Did you hear a Toto? Hamilton never did a mistake! Every time Hamilton crashed it was a throthle problem, brake problem, button problem or a finger probem.
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i knew senna 88' would be the #1. most heart breaking! gosh, he was so handsome and always something otherworldly about him! i cannot watch him in races ... always want to cry! he is my GOAT!
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@@Euclides287 same could be said about you, does verstappen live rent free in your head that a comment about Hamilton's error forced you to mention verstappen? Lol
8:18 Those mechanics though, casually in shorts to do the pit stop. reminds me of the old days endurance races, when drivers casually were smoking right next to the the mechanic refuelling their car with a f***ing bucket.
Hey, you miss out one mammoth unforced error! 91Montreal, when Mansell was leading last lap, he prematurely waved to the crowd and flicked the wrong button and cut out the engine, handing the race win to Piquet.
Even worse he showed supreme car control to keep his car straight after his tyre exploded and buckled his wheel mount in 1986. If he'd let it continue snapping he'd have been world champion....
@@TheWPhilosopher Actually in hindsight, if Mansell had stopped his car in a way obstructing the traffic, the race would likely be red flagged and as the race had already covered more than 2/3 distance at the time, the race could be declared finished taking into account positions of drivers in the lap before, meaning Mansell being World Champion!
You could fill this video with Grosjean alone Watching him with Lotus/Renault was so frustrating, you could see the talent but my man couldn't stay on track
Kindof amazing that Lewi's front wing off in Imola and Magic button in Baku weren't mentioned here. Or the Pitlane crash that cost him his 2007 rookie DWC. Really protecting your little trooper aren't you. F1?
Capelli's crash at Monaco actually wasn't caused by a driver mistake or lack of concentration, he had a bent rear suspension and he tried to continue until the end with an undriveable car, but then the suspension collapsed and he spun off in that way at Rascasse.
@@markussass1144 that wasnt his fault. McLaren left him out there on old inters. Even Bridgestone tried to warn McLaren but they didnt listen. That's pretty much the reason why that never made the list cause it was mclarens fault
Kevin explained that grosjean safety car crash was coursed by a brake setting he had accidentally switched on. Don’t know the word for the setting but when you brake the setting does so the brake bias switches from the front onto the back the more you have on the faster it’s gonna go to the rear end under braking
At Monaco 88, Senna always claimed he was on cruise control, tuned in, and focused. He said Dennis asking him to "slow down" repeatedly, and him doing so is what took away his concentration with the pace he had been doing, and the reason why he crashed. Still...
4:14 it's crazy to see the size of the gaps in these old Grand Prix! These days a two-second gap in quali would nearly cover nearly the entire field, not 1st-9th! Half a second usually would cover the first few rows, not just 1st and 2nd.
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Imagine: reversing in pitlane for 3 meters was not allowed but you can go straight in the pitlane full throttle in those years
Also look at 4:58 all the people standing right next to the track and the guy with the red flag camly stays at the end of a straight... If someone has a steering or braking problem, they would straight run over this guy
and the best part "for safety purposes".
@@nickgovier Imagine: reversing in the pitlane for 3 meters resulted in a black flag but bringing up unrelated and already resolved incidents makes you the entire circus
@@nickgovier You meant Brake test in 2017 at Baku*
@@nickgovier since you wanna go there, imagine shunting your rival completely out of the race and getting a slap on the wrist. Jesus Christ Lewis fanboys are so annoying. It’s already hard enough to like the guy as it is🤦🏻♂️
I love how Pedro accepts the blame instead of making an excuse.
@@fatfrankthepeteacher4535 It was Toto, not Lewis. He isn't missing nor has been, he took a vacay. The case is closed, they have not been salty for losing the championship, rather the misjudgement of a single person. As things stand, he should have not pitted, for the race would have not been restarted then.
@@fatfrankthepeteacher4535 that’s racist
@@xavierthecarnerd how
@@xavierthecarnerd that's a lot of things but how tf is it racist
@@axel0w he called Hamilton “poois fraudmilton” Lewis is black you know.
"Reversing in the pitlane is strictly forbidden on safety grounds"
Meanwhile, the Ferrari mechanics are just standing around in shorts.
They are safety shorts. Like Colin Furze's safety tie.
@@zoomosis Ah, the man who made a belt of spinning knives and a rocket-powered bike. I would trust him with my life
the only safety precautions back then was that you could hear the cars coming
that's effect 1989 world championship
Master Blan
Can we take just a moment to consider how monumental/mind blowing it was for Senna to have taken pole by 1.4 seconds over the next car, driven by a teammate and another 4 time world champion. That is beyond special!
And lead by 50s🥵
he trashed Prost every time they were team mates, the only way for Prost for win the championship in equal cars was cheating thanks to his countrymen Balestre in 1989
Senna queria dar uma volta em proste com isso humilha-lo
@@miguelelgueta5830 or the fact that Prost had more points
Link to this race
Hamilton “brake magic” brain fade at Baku seems far more consequential than some of these practice failures.
Yes! I thought that it will be in the video. Ultimately "magic" costed him a WDC this year.
But he's British and british pilots does not make any mistakes. Also the mistake that Grosjean commited in Baku was made but Russell in Italy and they didn't show that one in the Top 10.
Also they didn't show Hamilton crashing Kimi at pit lane exit in Canada.
F1 have to keep that nose brown.
@@ezequielgeiler3295 Coulthard is here twice, Mansell is here too, but yeah British drivers can't be shown making mistakes
Speak less
George Imola 2020
Hamilton Baku 2021
Vettel Germany 2018
Maldonado’s entire career was a lapse in concentration, except for 1 afternoon in Barcelona…
The sheer unlikelihood of him winning a race caused his teammate's car to burst into flames.
And who to pick him at shoulders? Raikkonen & Alonso.
@@JamesRodriguez10783 a better W than winning the race
@@bobboulden The universe had to restore balance somehow
And we've been paying for it because there hasn't been a decent race in Spain since
(No, 2016 doesn't count. The Mercs crashed but it was still boring)
F1 back in the day:
"You cannot reverse. It spells danger."
"You don't have to wear helmet and come to pits with t shirt."
Real men right there.
"you can also go full throttle through the pits"
Also Senna was just wearing an ordinary T-shirt underneath his race suit
@@masters.1000 go back to the 1800 old man
@Damar Fadlan due to smart safety measures*
Have to admit, I miss Maldonado. He always made sure a race stayed interesting even on the most boring tracks.
We have mazepin now though, sorta similar
@@skussy69 mazepin doesn’t crash as much and when he does, it’s just himself. What we need is both him and Maldonado on the same team
@@JStryker7 or Palmer.
@@skussy69 Mazepin's car is too far behind to mix up the results
@@JStryker7 yeah it's just himself, how selfish!
Senna immediately going to his apt. in Monaco reminds me of Kimi when he did something similar, but this time, his yacht
But very different personalities. Kimi was really himself in Monza 2015, as a Ferrari driver the crowd was so exited when he got interviewed before the race. Kimi lifted his cap and said “i guess i have to say hello to all the people”, then cap back on, no smile or even a tiny change in his face expression. Calling him Iceman is a huge understatement.
Fun fact: Grosjean’s engineer said “I think Ericsson hit us” not Grosjean himself.
I watched the video too
I keep seeing this fun fact. You sure there are people who don't know that?
I think Ericsson is to blame for that misinformation
@@RdnFikri Yes, there actually are, many people assume it was Grosjean who said it. It has become one of the F1 Mandela effects, right next to Kimi's radio message ("I know what I'm doing/I know what to do") and more recently, Toto's burst to Michael/Mikey.
@@MikeKobela Who said the other two then?
David Coulthard crashes: Scottish.
David Coulthard wins: British.
ha ha true
As simple as that
Not often you see Jim Clark labeled as Scottish either, when I was young, I even grew up believing he was English, and why Jackie Stewart doesn't get the accolades he truly deserves, i.e. he made sure people knew he was Scottish.
Paranoid much?
this was mentioned on top gear or grand tour i believe, does anyone know which exact episode? :D
Also, Hamilton headbutting Räikkönen in Canada 2008 in the pits.
They protect Lewis on this channel.
@Javier Gonzalez Hamilton didnt press the neutral button, he had an issue with the hydralics that controll the gearbox
Or China 2007??? He lost a wdc by driving straight into gravel
@@Papersheepp well yes it was his mistake, tho i dont really blame him, his tires where so done they almost fell apart
But that mistake wouldnt have mattered if his gearbox had decided to work ig
@@Papersheepp that was mclarens fault. An on tires that old on inters like that it ain't easy driving in those pits.
The one missing: Hamilton's colossal error at the entrance of the pit lane on the Chinese GP 2007... it arguably costed him the championship that year
Genuinely thought that was going to be number one
@@LimkoGaming me too. I was surprised to see that many pit crashes on lower places as it would be redundant
no 'arguably' about it, he would have won there and then had he finished the race
It was actually not unforced and big error, he was on very, very worn wet tyres and it was almost impossible to turn properly at normal or even slightly lower speed. It was McLaren's fault, because they didn't pit him earlier. Or maybe not a fault, because there are more and more rumours that they handed over the championship that year to Raikkonen because of Spygate - first China, then strange malfunction in Brazil
😂😂😂😂 yes, not Lewis mistake...
Yes, he was told to do so because of industrial spionage...😂😂😂
Yes, sure
How do you miss all of Hamilton’s errors? Driving’s into the pitlane gravel, getting crashed into in the pitlane, brake magic - 2 of these are mistakes that cost him 2 championships!
Also note how Grosjean crashing under the SC gets an entry while Russell doesn’t. MAN the British bias is real here.
Brittish media rule F1. Its to such an extend, bias doesnt cover the immense dictatorship.
or forgetting to turn off magic
I mean they did show Russell's crash at least 🤷♂️
British bias during live commentary races are just as nauseating as their top 10 choices.
@@voltage4644 u haven’t listened to the Dutch commentary then
The Coulthard incident at Adelaide isn't all it seems, I think it was one of the Saubers had dropped a load of oil on the pit entrance and left it very slippy. If memory serves correctly Roberto Moreno span and hit the wall and Herbert completely missed the entrance too but obviously because of the high profile nature of being race leader it's the one that gets remembered. Still a pretty shocking error though seeing as the majority of the drivers negotiated it without issue
Same as the one in Monza. The carnage on the first lap took place in the same corner that DC lost it, which I think supports what he was saying about there being oil on the track. In the ‘95 season DC was scintillating; 5 pole positions, better at race starts than Damon, and lost victories in Argentina, Belgium, Italy and Australia all through no fault of his own.
I believe that Williams admitted that the idle speed was set too high so even without any throttle the car wouldn't slow down.
Someone in the V8 Supercars had an almost identical accident to Coulthard's, about 20 years later. Steering damage meant he went straight into the wall
That’s some amazing knowledge there my man. Much kudos to you
Perhaps other drivers already knew there was something wrong there and approached slowly.
can’t believe Ham’s magic button incident isn’t in the list. It’s silly unforced error by a experienced driver like him
He did not crash which probably makes it less bad than all the others on this list.
He hit it accidentally while steering away from Perez, its not like he left it on and forgot.
They could have included Hamilton's Imola 2021 blunder
@@KMSBoss2010 it had no consequence
Hamilton China 2007 a
Man, Murray Walkers commentary on Hakinnens mishap in Imola just gives me chills. That Moment was just incredible.
Being a Schumi fan back then I was pleased of course but then felt sad for Mika when I saw him crouched down.
7:08 Murray Walker gasped so hard when DC crashed into the barrier as if DC crashed into him, showed how passionate Murray was for the sport. 🥺
A travesty that he was never knighted. Did more foor the sport and country than Hamilton ever has.
No disrespect tot he 7x world champion, but the man who brought F1 to life for generations deserves it far more.
@@carmillawoo6505 Sadly its too late.
And biased
@@carmillawoo6505 Yes, he should have been knighted for sure. He did so much for the sport.
I rate Murray as important to F1 as any other driver, team or car. To have him screaming and be so passionate was part of the magic that was F1 when I was a kid. He was its greatest salesman. F1 has definitely gone downhill over the past 10 years or so.
As they explain at 11:05 that "two unforced errors almost cost" Hakkinens Championship I was sure they build up for the moment where Hamilton threw away his Championship by beaching in the pits in China 2007. It is basically the same mistake which earns DC a spot in this list, but the cost is even more dramatic: not just losing a race but the whole Championship. Weird to not see this incident on number 1.
Yep. That was a McLaren/Hamilton civil war error..they left him out too long to try and cover off Alonso in the sister car but if they'd brought him in normally he'd have got some points. Enough to take away Kimi's...so I'm glad but it should be on this list..
Hamilton should of had the top 2 or 3 spots
Because it was not an *unforced error* that was partly to do with his tyres
@@Alex-cw3rz well China was the error first which caused the tyres. They ran him too long.
His tyres were completely shot. You can see the canvas!
Mansell's showboating at Canada 1991 then stalling on the last lap will always be my favourite, and I say that as a big Mansell fan
2:16 'But he didn't let it slow him down'
No need for that, he is driving a HRT
Haha, brilliant!
Also: he beat teammate Kathekaiyan
My dude, EVERYONE could beat that guy, he was a completely useless idiot
I’m a little bit surprised that Bottas’ spin in the pit lane at Austria last year didn’t include
Probably cause it happened on a FP. And nobody cares about FP.
@@imveryape literally the second incident in this video happened in practice
Also, mistakes in wet conditions shouldn't count as "unforced errors".
@@Lintu107 I don't think it was in the wet
Ik
I don’t hate the guy but Hamilton has 3 separate moments, (Pitlane entry in China, pitlane exit in Canada or Brake Magic in Azerbaijan) that could be top ten over some of these, (considering how the 07’ & 21’ seasons ultimately went for him).
His car was damaged in China 2007. Not a total excuse watching Alonso 's 2018 Baku performance, just to provide some context.
f1 knew that the comment section would have been salty about it
@@alejandrop.s.3942 Hamilton was a rookie
@@stanb5716 Coulthard was a rookie back to 95, so your point?
@@alejandrop.s.3942 no it wasn't, he pushed his inters too hard and lost the tread while Kimi kept his intact, and McLaren waited too long to call him in.
This video needs to updated ASAP! Get stroll in that first position
I was quite sure that Hamilton would top the list, crashing into the pitlane and thus losing a world championship. And of course knocking over the brake magic button, which would prove to cost him yet another championship in the end. Many of the incidents in the video are mere trifles in comparison.
Easily number 1 in recent history if not all time. Doesn’t look like they want to offend any current driver with inclusion.
Lewis still led the championship after China, lost it in the next race, Interlagos.
Mansell was not fighting to "retake the lead" from Senna, they were fighting for second place. Berger was long gone in the lead.
He wasn't doing either - he'd been DQ'd.
@@malthuswasright he didn't know that at the time
@@mikblues_146 Thats what he claims
@@mikblues_146 proof that he was the stupidest driver to ever be champion
@@PandyTimBR At least his team would have / should have told him. It's the same nonsense with Schumacher in Silverstone '94. They read their pitboards, but can't see a black flag. Time to find a better excuse...
Brake magic could've made top 10, imo.
For sure 😂
Talking negative about Lewis? This is the official F1 channel
It wasn't exactly without pressure though. It was in a start, which auto qualifies it as a pressure situation. Also, Perez's 1st place meant Hamilton had to make a desperate move. What should be included though is Hamilton's Canada 2008 crash in the pit lane.
@@XenophonSoulis he was going for a World Championship, and was on super old tyres though so also not really unforced eroor
@@RobertDoornbosF1 old lol he had new tyres after safety car man
Did you not fancy including Hamilton running into the gravel in China in 2007. The 'brake magic' switch in Baku 21. BOTH unforced errors which would have made him an 8, even 9 time champion. And if you are including pre race errors, then Hamilton deciding to do pre race starts from a completely undesegnated part of the Russian pitlane in 2020 is as bad as some of them on the list.
That was just a technicality in the rules tho it’s very standard to do practice starts from the pit lane exit
@@charlierennie9192 they are afraid of Hamilton fans, so they don't put his errors
You better have the same energy in regards to Checo losing his car during the formation lap in Spa last year
Also Russell spin under safety car like Grosjean
Don't forget Canada 2008.
DNF in Monaco -
Senna: walks back to his apartment
Kimi: walks back to his yacht
I'm actually surprised the time Hamilton crashed out on his own in the pit lane entrance in China wasn't on this list. That cost him his first championship.
Imagine F1 admitting that Hamilton could make a mistake.
Indeed, that's the #1 for sure
They probably haven't included it because of the circumstances - Hamilton was kept on the track way too long and couldn't turn properly then. Not clearly an unforced error, that's all. Hamilton's worse moment was in Canada, when he rammed into Raikkonen, it didn't cost him the championship though, but should have appeared on the list, same like Azerbaijan 2021
@@kowal268 of course it was an error. He knew he had worn tyres. He knew it was slippery
@@Eiizen I mean it was an error, but it's not so obvious it was unforced. To make that corner, he should have turned with, I think, 3-4 times lower speed than usual and you don't think about it when you are racing with so high level of stress and emotions. Like I said, Canada and Baku were way worse in terms of making unforced errors and should have appeared there.
How can you forget about the legendary crash that Lewis Hamilton had in China in 2007 when he got beached on the pit entry, that arguably cost him his maiden championship
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@@fatfrankthepeteacher4535 someone please take wifi away from this geezer
Its hard to blame him for it. McLaren left him out way, way beyond the life of the tyres
Sanganchao ✝️
It wasn’t an unforced error, though. His team had told him to stay out for so long that by the time he went into the pits, his tyres were delaminated so he had next to no grip going into the pitlane.
Wow, f1 uploading top 10 in offseason, they should keep doing this throughout the season.
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They just end up running out of ideas
@@fatfrankthepeteacher4535 finished? Wow, he hasn't won every championship ever, there's no chance for him now!
@@fatfrankthepeteacher4535 yep a danger to everyone around him if he is in a bad mood
that woman speaker wants her 5 minutes of glory
Conveniently missed Hamilton’s errors. I like Hamilton, one of the greatest drivers of all time. You can’t ignore the fact that he has made some silly errors over the years. Brake Magic, the gravel trap in the pits, missing a payment to Masi in the second half of 2021.
They didn't include vettel's 2018 germany crash either. Or schumi crash in monaco during the sc, andd many other crashes. "Conveniently missed ham's errors"... bruh, they had to chose 10 and chose these 10 with some other footages during a clip and another. If they make another video they'll perhaps put lewis' brake magic mistake
That, Chinese gp pit entry disaster in 07 and magic button. Arguably costed him 2 championships but, Of course how could they point mistakes of the snowflake 😂 he might start crying and go missing again and sack the editor
@@dneth19 sinopec 07 still gives me nightmares... coz it was kimi that won 07 wdc i can calm myself
@@dneth19 are there any current drivers on this list?
Conveniently missed many Versttappen’s errors and crashes too. What's your point and obsession with Hamilton??
"Only the very best drivers in the world make it to Formula 1"
Taki Inoue, Yuji Ide, Ricardo Rosset... Yup, very best...
Mazespin...
Grosjean, Latifi.
"Reversing in the pitlane is strictly forbidden for safety concerns"
Meanwhile, full speeding is allowed at that time
Brake Magic should have been #1. It was a win thrown away that cost Lewis the championship, made when he was currently a 7 time world champion. Hard to top that.
Agree! literally bottled 25 points with VER 0
Perhaps it didn’t count as unforced as he was fighting for a corner right after a restart
I couldve been valuable points b uh t he had more issues an misfortunes that cost him. Like merc, bottas an massi for example
@@AlexsmithGT what about bottas?
Without masi he would have lost even more points
Seb at Hockenheim 2018 not only deserved to be on this list, it deserved to be Top 3.
If Hakkinen on the kerb at Imola deserved #2, then Seb just overshooting the stadium roundabout with no kerb definitely should be there.
Hamilton's brake magic deserves to be on here as well.
This is unforced errors, seb in 2018 wasn’t unforced, damp track on slicks with a damaged front wing.
Your opinion sounds like u r new to the sport, Hamilton China 2007 deserves much more to be in the list then all of your ones
@@FootieFan1886 seb never had front wing damage. The track was wet an damp but there was a dry line. An all drivers were on slicks seb had a wheel outside of the dry line causing him to understeer into the barriers.
@@AlexsmithGT I know for a fact he did, do some research.
@@FootieFan1886 I did now my question is did you watch the race. With that front wing damage both kimi an mercs wouldve caught up to vettel before his crash
Webber losing the car in the wet in Korea 2010 and basically throwing the championship.
Seb Hockenheim.
Hamilton China and rear ending Kimi in the pitlane.
These are some moments that I came up without giving it much a thought that are imo far more deserving to be on the list than some pre race or practice session mistakes.
What about Mansell throwing away a win in Canada in 1991? Depending on which theory you believe about why that happened.
That's a bit special but memorable. Nobody knew the car would die with the revs so low. But it was only after that they knew it was the reason. Its pretty ridiculous for a car to do that but it was a really unreliable car with the gearbox
"It was his last race with the team. He wanted to go out with a bang..." - so found the pit wall... 😂
Hahahaha lol
Love how Mika's mistakes that *almost* cost him a world championship are here but not Lewis' that *actually* cost him the world championship
Lewis who?
China and Brazil 2007, right?
@@gerardkhachaturyan4814 china in paritcular I think, that mistake was closer to the end.
Yeah, its a totally reasonable narrative but the Lewis bias F1 is ignoring that his mistake cost him his title
2007 China and 2021 Baku
3:59 - Proof that Adrian Newey doesn't age.
He's been an old man but the same age for decades now
When you go bald early in your life you look the same for 30 years before old age really starts to show off in your late 60s/70s
The amount of times I've crashed while adjusting something on the steering wheel in F1 2021. I can't blame them
haha the amount of times ive been trying to talk to jeff then missed a braking point is amazing
Rich mix on. Front wing off. That's my policy
@@juhosten3463 Rich mix. THat would drain all your fuel though
So I guess the Brake Magic issue with the race leader going straight in the first corner in a cloud of smoke, throwing away a certain win is not worth mentioning... Or the Emilia Romagna GP incident behind an SC... Strange.
Sad that Lewis running into the back of raikkonen at the end of pit lane while he was waiting for a green light didn’t make it. Canada 2008 haha funny moment
Hamilton in China 2007? He literally lost the entire championship because of that
Edit: Hamilton in Baku 2021 and Vettel in Germany 2018 also
*Canada 2008
@@denverkweh1642 well Lewis won in 2008 so it didn't cost as much as china 2007 and baku 2021
Also in 2016 Lewis blow his chances due engine fire in Malaysia
@@maciekwysocki2009 well engine fire is probably not lewis's fault is it? Or I am missing something?
China wasn't an unforced error though the car was damaged
People say that Ayrton Senna wanted to give Alain Prost a complete lap! The mistake cost him the race, but he said it motivated him to keep his concentration at an extreme level! Legends make mistakes too! 🇧🇷
Complete lap*
I remember something about Prost later stating that he purposefully improved the race best lap to taunt Senna, and some time later Senna made his mistake while trying to reclaim it.
I'd rather think Prost would make us believe that. He is disingenuous with regards to Senna to this day. Would be better for him to not tell about their rivalry since we can't hear the other side of the story.
The same with Emmo and Little Al at Indy 1994. The wish to lap the field.
The thing is, he wanted to completely dominate Prost, and was succeeding all weekend, until Prost did 2 fastest laps in 2nd place, so Senna decided to push for the fastest lap of the race
Hamilton and brake magic button in Baku last year and ramming into the back of Kimi's Ferrari in the pitlane in Canada in 2008 seem like glaring omissions. Definitely could have made it ahead of Gene or Capelli.
Verstappen crashing in Monaco? Or his many crashes with Seb? Or his crash before the race even started in Hungary? Or his crash in Saudi Arabia qualifying. Or his crash with a backmarker when he was confortably leading the race in Brazil? The list is endless..
@@Euclides287 There's basically a ton of stuff that can make it to this list ahead of Capelli, Gene and Maldonado. But Lewis's Baku blunder was just too much. He pretty much had an open goal ahead of him with Max out of the race and he hit the ball over the bar, so to speak. That too after winning seven titles and almost 100 races.
Gene? Where?
Hamilton has enough money, he doesn't need to live rent free inside your head.
@@Kevinacharles Ah, a member of the Illewminati appears, lol!
Gotta update this after the French Grand Prix
I think Mansell's unintended switching off the car while heading towards a victory on the last lap should be included here. He was absoultely sure he was going to win and started waving at the crowds before crossing the line. When moving his hand out of the cockpit he hit a switch in te car and the engine died. In combination with other mishaps that year, it cost him the title.
14:10 One of the best performances in f1 if he didn't crash
Driving slow is against his nature, he probably wasn't sure how to slow down properly.
@@aaronrigg5208 Back in the day, there was an according theory. Because almost every time he was told to slow down, he either crashed or completely ignored that order.
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@@stake-harley found fat frank's best friend
@@stake-harley I think this landed under the wrong comment.
they forgot to add Lewis crashing in the pitlane canada 2008 and brake magic in baku 2021. I guess F1 wouldn't want to upset Lewis fans anymore than they already have.
Max usa 2016 an seb germany 2018
@@AlexsmithGT Singapore 2017 or Alonso fuji 2007 as well
With all respect to Lewis I agree that he has made a number of mistakes over the years that belong on this list.
@@AlexsmithGT Both times hamilton lost a championship because of his error. Didn't cost max anything except some points.
@@nulian I would reread my comment if I were you
How is Lewis at Baku not in this one, it's the most recent one that lost him a free win and the WDC?
I agree, but that wasn't really 'unforced' - these mistakes happened with either no cars around, outside of the race (warm-up, qualifying, etc) or behind safety car, whereas Baku was on a race restart against others.
@@benmorr I mean you can't really argue this was a forced error, this was him just pressing a button he shouldn't have pressed whilst stationary on the grid
@@Miragexe But making a mistake in a high-pressure situation like that is completely different to crashing before the race has even started, or during a cool-down lap in qualifying.
@@Miragexe I think it was while upshifting once Perez came across, or something like that.
I don't think he was stopped
3:42 , litteraly hitting his head on the wall... wow
When the narrator began to talk about buttons on the steering wheel, I thought it would be Mansell in the last lap of the 1991 Canadian Grand Prix. That could have made this list :)
Are we just going to ignore Lewis at Baku? That costed him a championship you know?
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I wouldn’t say it was an unforced error though. that was lewis forgetting to turn off settings
Those over age 18 p**n bots and now this.
@@fatfrankthepeteacher4535 imagine still being salty after almost 3 months
How could you omit Hamilton just crashing into Kimi in the pit lane?
Because it would be criminal for one to imply the mighty Lewis Hamilton could ever make a mistake, on the official F1 channel no less.
They are saving that for the top 10 times someone was break tested
How could they omit Verstappen crashing on his way to the grid in Hungary?
@@Euclides287 you are replying to everyone who criticizes about Hamilton and making it about Verstappen. How is it like to have Max living in your head rent free?
@@Euclides287 loads of people crashed on the way to the grid, it's less significant. So they showed Schumachers one probably because its more famous and unique
It´s curious that there´s not the 2007 'Sanganchao' in the Chinese GP that actually cost a WDC or past year incident 'It's a marathon not a sprint race' even Ferrari mistake with the palier in Monaco
There's a lot of driver errors.
George Russell Imola 2020 Crashes under safety car
Kimi Raikkonen Brazil 2012 Gets lost on track
Jean Alesi Australia 1997 Runs out of Fuel
Sebastian Vettel Germany 2018 Crashes under safety car
Alain Prost Monaco 1982 Crashes into the barriers
Michael Scumacher Monaco 2004 Crashes into Montoya under safety car
Lewis Hamilton Canada 2008 Hits back of Raikkonen in pitlane
Lewis Hamilton Azerbaijan 2021 Brake Magic
Kimi Raikkonen Austria 2021 Crashes into Vettel
Sebastian Vettel Canada 2011 Goes wide on last lap after leading the entire race
Valtteri Bottas Austria 2021 Spins in the pitlane
Honorable mention: Lando not pitting for inters (unforced strategy error)
Lando was also not helped by McLaren not being forceful enough and ordering him to pit. Even Hammy wanted to stay out until Mercedes ordered him in
Fun fact: The Senna incident was caused by a previous crash at that corner moving the barrier a few inches. Senna was getting so close to the barriers that once it moved a few inches, he slightly clipped it which took him out.
This is amazing.
Senna had also lapped every single car but Prost, and he was trying his best to do so, that's why he pushed so hard
That was a totally different incident that happened in his Lotus days.
@@SkodaYetiFan USA GP, Detroit, 1985
@@fabriciolima071 Was actually Dallas 1984 in the Toleman
Hamilton on the pitlane, also could be an entry.
Twice actually
Verstappen on his way to the grid in Hungary could also be an entry.
@@Euclides287 didn't cost anything so hardly so horrible.
Grosjean crashing in Baku 2018 still hurts to this day
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Hey, he's in Indy now, hasn't done too bad either. Was and is a worthy driver of a seat in my opinion. His aggressive no holds barred style fits those IndyCars perfectly
@@fatfrankthepeteacher4535 man what's wrong with you?
Freak accidents was normal for him, im sure he had learned to enjoy it by then, bet he was happy.
Hamilton entering the pit lane in China 2007. It cost him the championship, which is much more important than many of the mistakes on this video.
I cannot believe that is not here
One of his rear tyres was delaminated. So not really an unforced error.
Did you hear a Toto? Hamilton never did a mistake! Every time Hamilton crashed it was a throthle problem, brake problem, button problem or a finger probem.
I was hoping to find that in the video tbh
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You know the reason why this video got recommended.
i knew senna 88' would be the #1. most heart breaking! gosh, he was so handsome and always something otherworldly about him! i cannot watch him in races ... always want to cry! he is my GOAT!
Video idea: The 10 most dramatic crashes of the 2021 F1 season. Been waiting long enough
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How many were genuine and how many faked though? ;)
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I like how Michael Schumacher could still find joy in the race even after the incident.
Schumacher forever!
Canadian GP 2008 says hi (hamilton's unforced error)...
They are saving that for the top 10 break tests😂
@@magnero2749 Or maybe they dont want to hurt their greatest champion's image before the start of the season 😏😜
Does Hamilton live rent free in your head? Verstappen has many unforced errors too. Just ask Seb and Kimi. 😏😜
@@Euclides287 No he doesnt but his error was so dumb, I don't know why this British F1 channel didn't include it 😊 From a Ferrari fan 😊
@@Euclides287 same could be said about you, does verstappen live rent free in your head that a comment about Hamilton's error forced you to mention verstappen? Lol
0:35 how tf can a Minardi approach with speed?
8:18 Those mechanics though, casually in shorts to do the pit stop.
reminds me of the old days endurance races, when drivers casually were smoking right next to the the mechanic refuelling their car with a f***ing bucket.
Hey, you miss out one mammoth unforced error! 91Montreal, when Mansell was leading last lap, he prematurely waved to the crowd and flicked the wrong button and cut out the engine, handing the race win to Piquet.
He really did that? What a chad!
Wow, that's F1 2021 online mode level of embarrassment. Poor lad.
Even worse he showed supreme car control to keep his car straight after his tyre exploded and buckled his wheel mount in 1986. If he'd let it continue snapping he'd have been world champion....
@@TheWPhilosopher Actually in hindsight, if Mansell had stopped his car in a way obstructing the traffic, the race would likely be red flagged and as the race had already covered more than 2/3 distance at the time, the race could be declared finished taking into account positions of drivers in the lap before, meaning Mansell being World Champion!
@@tng2057 was that Montreal or the Aussie 86 race?! Amazing if he lost two championships by being a gent and pulling off and not cause an obstruction!
7:10 is my favourite Murray Walker quote by far: "Ohhh my Goodness, David Coulthard"
OWWWWWHHHHHH!
Incredible how the sentence: "I think Ericsson hit us!" became an unfergettable meme
Murray Walker's commentary will always be remembered, he had a way to broadcast racing like none other, that guy was brilliant
Senna, for all his mastery, was actually relatively prone to unforced mistakes. A product of always driving at the very edge.
1:42 if the font size of the subtitles were a little smaller, he would have seen the road better 🤷♂
9:39 He was in the top 10 and so close to the end of the race. A huge opportunity for points got lost in a sec
You could fill this video with Grosjean alone
Watching him with Lotus/Renault was so frustrating, you could see the talent but my man couldn't stay on track
That magical moment from Baku 2021 should be up here
July 24, 2022 edit. Charles Leclerc ended his dreams of WDC today by making an unforced error in French GP
“Only the very best drivers in the world make it to Formula 1.”
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Kindof amazing that Lewi's front wing off in Imola and Magic button in Baku weren't mentioned here. Or the Pitlane crash that cost him his 2007 rookie DWC.
Really protecting your little trooper aren't you. F1?
Alonso fuji 2007 or Vettel singapore 2017 or Germany 2018 should be there as well
Senna and Hakkinen number 1 and 2, hey...incidentally also 1 and 2 for the most naturally fast in F1 history.
Kimi.....Gilles...but yeah Senna and Mika were unbelievable..
if you listen to Pedro's radio at 1:49 you can kind of hear the crash (listen to the engine sound and you'll get what I mean)
Capelli's crash at Monaco actually wasn't caused by a driver mistake or lack of concentration, he had a bent rear suspension and he tried to continue until the end with an undriveable car, but then the suspension collapsed and he spun off in that way at Rascasse.
Love how for the hrt they had to say he beat his teammate. Lol that car wasn’t beating anyone else 😂
oh, the funny 107 rule
Alternative title: Moments DC threw away a win
You forgot Lewis' brake magic in Baku. It did cost him the title after all
Hamilton also lost the title in 2007 when he beached his car in the pit entrance in China. Should have easily made the top 10 too.
Maybe but maybe not at the title it was too early to call it. Besides he had more misfortunes an badluck that cost him such as bottas, merc an massi
@@markussass1144 that wasnt his fault. McLaren left him out there on old inters. Even Bridgestone tried to warn McLaren but they didnt listen. That's pretty much the reason why that never made the list cause it was mclarens fault
@@markussass1144 Alonso fuji 2007
wow TATA motors was big sponsor for HRT. i didnt know that
Every quick driver will have moments like this
13:54 Amazing how there is no footage of how Ayrton crashed.
Fans: how about Hamilton magic button mistake in Baku???
F1 CM: Dude, you want me fired??? Like Masi???
0:00: Only the very best drivers in the world make it to formula 1
Maldonado: Hold my steering wheel!
But he won a race
How on earth do you not include Lewis Hamilton pushing the 'magic button' last season as #1. It costs him the championship.
Because they are afraid to Criticize golden boy 👎👎
Not to mention, if there were cars ahead of him, there would have been a MASSIVE crash, he barely slowed down at all
Mansell switching the engine off in the lead on last lap of Canada 1991 surely needs to be in this list.
6:00 that's me on F1 games when i am trying to talk to Jeff by the controller
Kevin explained that grosjean safety car crash was coursed by a brake setting he had accidentally switched on.
Don’t know the word for the setting but when you brake the setting does so the brake bias switches from the front onto the back the more you have on the faster it’s gonna go to the rear end under braking
So reverse brake magic?
@@marcsidanparker2373 yes
never been so early to an f1 vid
At Monaco 88, Senna always claimed he was on cruise control, tuned in, and focused. He said Dennis asking him to "slow down" repeatedly, and him doing so is what took away his concentration with the pace he had been doing, and the reason why he crashed. Still...
4:14 it's crazy to see the size of the gaps in these old Grand Prix! These days a two-second gap in quali would nearly cover nearly the entire field, not 1st-9th! Half a second usually would cover the first few rows, not just 1st and 2nd.
Well, drivers really could make a difference in those days. Not anymore, unfortunately.