How Verstappen’s Driving Style Will Win F1 Titles
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- Опубликовано: 19 май 2024
- Max Verstappen is known as an aggressive, sometimes hot-headed racer who looks like he’s always on the limit - but interestingly, his driving style paints a completely different picture.
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What is it about Verstappen’s driving style that makes him one of the fastest drivers on the F1 grid, how is he extracting the most from his Red Bull F1 car and how does his style compare to other F1 drivers? All of that, coming up.
First, let’s have a look at Verstappen’s racing line. You may have heard that drivers like Verstappen, Hamilton and Vettel drive a “squarer” racing line. But what is a “square” racing line, what are the benefits and how does Verstappen use it to his advantage?
The reason a racing line goes from the outside, to inside and back to the outside of a track, is to open up the corner as much as possible. The shallower the arc through the corner, the more speed you can take through it. This is called the geometric racing line - it’s essentially how the line would look if you used a compass to draw it.
However, this doesn’t take in to account the fact that the car typically needs to decelerate into, and accelerate out of, each bend. With this change of speed, the dynamics of the car are shifting with load being transferred around and the balance of grip changing.
Therefore, the fastest way through a corner is not the geometric line, rather it’s something we call the ideal racing line.
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Max Verstappen has now accomplished what this video title said he would.
97.56% complete, there's an "s" he needs to do to fully accomplish it, and I'm pretty sure he'll do it. 😊
@@bocalex23 ??
@@RedRT23 he´s refering that he just got a "Title", but haven´t got "Titles"
@@JoseGonzalez-xd7gm ooohhhhhh got it😅 yes yes he can definitely do that🔥💯
he saw into the future somehow
One of my drivers also does that extra rotation thingy.
Mr. S🅱️inotto
Pronto
big fan of Vettel but that's fucking hilarious 🤣🤣🤣
S🅱️innala
Are you real
2:47 "A driver like Carlos Sainz would take the geometric racing line"
I mean he's a smooooth operator for a reason
Your comment deserves more likes
The best comment of my evening
Thanks guys
Someone give this man a AWARD.
Button did as well take the geometric one
I'm always amazed at the footage of Verstappen when he spins in that Brazil race. He actually stops fighting the slide and waits till he knows he has traction again before turning out of it. Most drivers in the wet panic and just keep sliding while braking and turning
The first time I saw it, I didn’t think it was real. Thought I was watching some crazy video edit.
“Heartbeat went a bit higher there mate”
You can release the brakes when you know you're turning back the right way and then keep momentum and be facing the right way to recover from the spin
@@j.hannoodles7242 Yup, we can do that with a normal car. With a F1 car, we can't :) Totally another world regarding grip levels.
Brasil 2016 is the reason why i think that Verstappen is so fast
Why do I get this when I am about to leave for an appointment? Now I'll be late .... unless I focus on minimal corner transit time and nail my corner exit!
You can make it, you even have Michael in your name
@@deploy_leroy And a 'P' missing from his last name...
@@SharikhKhan138 oh yeas
Have a squarer line
Sharikh Khaan OMG michael schumacher’s first name is also michael, this guy must be a driving legend too!
Nobody:
Me trying to get better at Mario Kart: *Watches analysis of Verstappen driving style
funky kong and bowser bike lol
@@keisuketakahasi4584 man of fucking culture right here.
Nobody:
Me trying to get better at running in PE lessons:
**Analyses Verstappen's racing line**
Yes I use the racing line when I'm jogging
😂🤣🤣
The kid is an incredible talent whose had access to everything he needs to maximize his potential. More importantly, he seems to have the passion for it.
Will be interesting to see how the rule/car changes of 2022 affect him -- everyone, really.
Congrats on calling the title winner a season and a half early.
He will be great again. Verstappen his talent and experience will pay off in new scenarios.
Even though he is young he has so much racing experience. And I believe he will adapt quickly for the new car and rules. The only question remains which constructors builds the fastest car.
Same as Hamilton and i don’t understand why he gets so much hate
@@elijahchampaigne6753 "i don’t understand why he gets so much hate"
I don't either, man; Unless those that do the hating are fans of drivers Max has been aggressive with (pretty much all drivers -- Max just has an aggressive, go-get-it style) and they've lost to him.
Any objective fan of the sport will appreciate MV's skills, though. The dude can drive his ass off, period. The end.
@@Quazi-moto it's mostly just people bored of the same guy/team winning. If Max won 6 or 7 years in a row people would get bored of him quick
@@michaelhansen2309 That makes sense. I've seen it in other sports -- and even been a participant in said hate against a team that wins so often as to become boringly predictable, or make the sport feel stagnated while they're on that winning streak.
This aged so well
Dude makes driving extremely fast on the limit look easy
When i saw him doing laps with his dad on spa, It looked like he was about to sleep , no effort
@@ToutiAit It was him breaking though, his head got pushed forward so it looke like he was falling asleep.. He's sharp as F on the track. :)
@@gollese i know this guy has driving in his muscles
it always is. it always looks faster when someone is overdoing it and fighting with the car but the smoother you are the faster you go.. usually
@@keisuketakahasi4584 but what do I do when smooth me isn’t fast enough?
This video aged like fine wine.
Even better next video: Rowan Atkinson's driving style
Has also made a career of crashing an F1!
🤣🤣🤣
Very similar to vettel
Make a driving style of Yuji Ide. The official gOAt!
Simple, because he sits on the roof he can spot the apex even better and thus gains a second per corner.
This aged well
This series could really take off. I'd love to see you review so many driving styles. I know Jenson Button had a very interesting style
Luca #56 there could also be senna and Alonso as an example
@@mackenziechin3667 He already did them
Jenson Button's style is straight out textbook stuff. Tryna be as smooooth as possible
@@viniciusbraga9881 Pretty underrated i say eventhough he is a world champion.
@@viniciusbraga9881 Didn't Button take to Rally cross ?
Next time Vettel please, his driving style is very special, he needs a stable rear and he is going with little updates much faster, look at Singapore or he also looks in a different style in/out of the corner.
his style is non stop spins
Ya, thats why he thrived at Red Bull
Vettel uses the strait line in corners and usually ends up int eh barrier.
Beryllium S🅱️inalla
Very special? Not after 2014 season to these days lol, Alonso driving style is unique, Hamilton's unique, Max's unique.
Max reminds me of Senna.
Aggressive. Pure blooded racecar driver. Good on him to win a championship. More to come :)
Talented, Knows what he is doing, Racecraft, Attack Attack and Attack, they are from the same mould!
Thats why I became a fan of him since he debuted in F1. He is just a pure racecar driver--just raw speed and probably the highest race IQ besides maybe Hamilton. He can read a situation and make the correct action without any hesitation. There are a lot of fast drivers that don't win races because they hesitate when an opportunity presents itself, whereas Max knows exactly where his car needs to be and has the confidence to put it there when the window opens.
@@thtswhtshesai6d9 reminds me a lot of Alonso too, not afraid to speak his mind, no time or interest in the politics.
All he wants to do is win races nothing else matters.
you must be new to GP racing......they all are, and about 15 in the past were far better,,,PS Max has a car that is one second faster than the rest, everytime he only wins by less that the Nunber of laps in seconds, He would have lost in another car...OPPS
ONE YEAR AGO THIS LEGEND SAID THAT MAX WILL WIN F1 TITLES WITH HIS DRIVING STYLE,
NOW TODAY HE IS COMPETING FOR THE TITLE IN 2021
Edit:"Now today (12th Dec 2021) his words literally came true"
And Now Max Won the World Title
@@djacircarvalho8251 no max won nothing the result was a given cause max lost the championship the race before when he should have been black flagged for his dangerous driving. He will be an F1 casualty know that he is an out of control petulant brat that stamps his childish feet. He will not last in this sport he will die and possibly kill his boss’s and father’s and max cause they are to stupid to learn when someone is teaching get taught
@@ramontitmarsh306 please reconsider your grammar when trying to converse with others because its really nor clear what you mean in that last sentence. (not trying to bash you for it im far from perfect in english myself i just cant understand that last sentence)
Im still thinking about silverstone though, where a 10 second penalty is awarded for bowling somone off, where if max wouldve won that race instead of being bowled of by hamilton, he wouldve had a 27 point lead in this last race, or even if he would finish behind hamilton he would still have all the points he earned at silverstone as a lead thus eliminating the need to finish first and cruising to a WC in the last race,
@@ramontitmarsh306 nice bait
@@shiromi1 No, bait would be clever to lure you in !
This is the rambling of a petulant idiot that stamps his childish feet when losing .
He is now F1 World Champion
He is now 3 time F1 World Champion.
Well this vid aged like the finest of wines....
First title now won
AND HE DID IT
OF COURSE HE DID IT, MAX VERSTAPPEN CHAMPION OF THE WORLD
make a driving style of Sebastian Vettel
That's easy, look up a 180 degree drift tutorial.
spin
Wow these jokes are all so funny... you simply Dont understand that Seb needs a car with high downforce on the rear wing. Ferrari couldn’t build such a car, RedBull could
Iam Lewis fan but both of you should not hate Vettel actually
Gets early on throttle, thinks he’s still driving a Red Bull, spins, repeats
Need Vettel, Hamilton and kimi driving style
Bwoah idk I just drive fast
I agree but you should always start with the best
Now you have Senna
Don't need Vettel, he was just in the right car at the right time
@@psk5746 There's far more to it than Seb being in the best car. He is incredibly talented and quick, and likely would still have a championship even if he never drove for Red Bull. Nonetheless, the way he utterly dominated weekends (easily securing pole then building up these massive gaps to drivers behind) was special, and it was a feat that Mark Webber was able to achieve very few times despite having the same machinery.
Well....... You were right
This racing line is in Ayrton Senna’s book “Principles of race driving” written 30 years ago. He mentions breaking the rear away with the throttle to rotate the car on corner exit as well.
There was traction control during his era though, so I believe & heard that this would allow him to be even more aggressive on the throttle than would be possible today without spinning
@@lzh4950 there was no traction control when Senna drove the turbo beasts of the 80s.
@@lzh4950 traction control, abs and electronic aids were only present for a very short while during his time, he went most of his career without then
I suppose it's hard to do drivers from past eras when there was less on-board footage, but would love to see you break down some of the greats. Fangio, Moss, Clark etc. 👍
its been so long since racing i take racing lines walking up stairs
Who doesn't😂
i take it while spreading jam on my toast
that's not a normal thing to do?
Efficiency is key to every day life.
I usually follow normal racing lines when driving (well, a lot, not always)....I drive a citroen berlingo hahaha
Gues you were right!
And now he won it
I love Max's *energy & fearless* on the track, i know sometimes doesnt end well.
But its very entertaining to watch, can't wait for F1 next generations in action *Max, Lando, Carlos, George, Charles & maybe Albon* (Gasly + Yuki 🤭)
Yeah, and a lot more of drivers not finishing the races....
Everybody forget torpedo (((
To put it simply max has a gift for “seat of the pants driving,” keeping the car on its grip limits, and keeping his momentum up. He’s able to predict what the car will do instead of reacting to what it’s doing because of the information he gets through the seat.
I would argue that his formative years were in karting as a kid from 4-and-up, meaning he learned these skills so young they are low-level ingrained in his brain. The later series he raced in, like F3, has 'only' been honing these skills.
And Max treuly wanted be the best ! And fully comitment the whole race and before and after !.
For sure, 'talent' is just a concept, learning from young age is where you make the difference
@@ulver1187 what about the other 18 drivers, they done it from an early. The talent is 100% real
Aged like wine
Bravo your a man of vision
When Verstappen entered F1 aged 17 everybody knew he will be a champion 😂 first of many titles
Who's back after he won a title?!
Meeeee
This dude is fucking fast
Come here again, dude.
He wins his second title.
@@adityairawan1843 Yes!!!
I wonder if his predicting of what the car will do comes from sim stuff since he spends a lot of time on iRacing. I know for me, going from real life to the sim in the beginning, i realized you have to drive in a proactive manner instead of a reactive manner because you're not getting any seat of the pants feedback from the car. So you learn all the idiosyncrasies of what a car will do in any given situation.
Nah it comes from being Dutch he thinks learning to kart so young in unpredictable Dutch weather made him what he is. Iirc he said the Dutch line after media asked why he was so much better in the rain at Interlagos in 2016
Edit: I mean that his godly abilities come from that and driving so young rather than shit like Sim racing which he does as a hobby
@@MrRhubarbs idk man I think sim racing would still be a decent factor in his overall driving skill. It’s how all these young kids developed their skills so quickly.
@@uninsulatedshrimp5518 nah dude. It's the other way around. They're so good which shows up in the Sim. It's not surprising that Albon, Russell, Leclerc jumped into Sim racing during quarantine and were immediately fast
@@MrRhubarbs they never did sim racing like i racing tbh plus they played f1 2019 which aint sim
he is a true legend since his carting days, he is used to do all the maintenance and mechanics of his cart himself since he was a kid. Just like Senna
Bro predicted it
Wow.
HE HAS MAX POWER
Ah, how this video has aged like a fine wine!
1 year latter This video aged very well
You were right
Thanks very much for this analysis, it is great to hear about the intracacies of each F1 driving style. Would it possible for you to make a video explaining what made Kimi Raikkonen's driving style so fast in the 2000s and beyond. I know that he is not considered to be the driver he once was, but as proven by later Ferrari performances he still has the ability to fight with the very best in the sport.
It would also be interesting to hear about how he suffered with the notorious front end issues of 2014 and how this created the gap to Alonso etc.
Man, this was informative and very insightful. Your explanation style is very good, I was able to grasp exactly what you were trying to convey when talking about how Max rotates his car! Good stuff!
this aged well :D
I'm dutch and was never interested in F1, later in this F1 season I started following it (for obvious reasons). I'm really starting to enjoy F1 now and your content helps me understand F1 much better 👍
i watched when jos verstappen was riding but not really for him haha. i just love racing
I remember Kobayashi had about the same racing style, especially on the corners/hairpins, master of late braking, if only he was in a better car...
At least he was successful in endurance racing
@@umeshsonkar4177 except vs german lmp1 teams.
The level of detailed analysis in your videos is just beautiful. Keep up the great work!
Its also fun to see how he rarely does something where it looks like he is pushing, i belive that its because he often drive near the limit.
well the thing is… his driving style is actually clean and that’s super obvious in qualis but with people around him it always looks like he does push things way too far. With his racing line being so square it means that he’s always near track limits, so catching a car besides him in a corner means that he’s able to follow his normal racing line while at the other car is forced to give him the minimal space for him to stick on track (exactly what he’ll do whiteout a car there anyway) but it gives the illusion is a dive bomb
@@northDSX why does his steering feel like he pauses and like he rotates wheel in increments instead of doing it smoothly? What is the benefit of doing that?
@@mpetkovic26 To let the rear rotate
This is the first video l've watched on you channel and enjoyed your in depth description of Max's driving style. I found it very informative. I subscribed and liked! Thank you and l'm looking forward to viewing them all.
quality of videos is really good. Can you do a kimi driving style video especially during his mclaren years
Would love to see a video analysing what went wrong with Gasly at RB
3 years on and 3 championships later, your video has aged like fine wine! Can't wait till we see you go upside-down Scott! Thank you for the great content from across the pond!
this aged really well
Excellent video as always. I hope you make a video about Raikkonen's driving style someday soon. We always hear he has a "unique" way of driving which isn't easy to set up for. Would love your input on that. Appreciate your videos all the way from Bangladesh. Cheers!
Well... now he is
I've casually followed racing, but my knowledge extended only to clipping the apex. The 'square' technique was a real eye-opener, in taking into consideration the dynamic forces on the car at various parts of the corner. Very interesting and informative. Thanks.
And it really all depends on the car characteristics. F1 cars with extreme HP can afford to lose more speed and accelerate out of corners. An MX-5 would be much closer to the geometric line because it doesn't have much acceleration, so it needs to carry more speed into the corners.
max verstappen you are the worldchampion
DUDE HE WAS SOO RIGHT THIS GO RECOMMENDED AND TODAY IN 2021 HE'S LITERALLY WINNING
Great insight, Scott!
Suggestion: Do a video series analyzing the complete driving styles of successful drivers and call it: What makes great.
I really enjoyed this video and learned a lot! I feel like I can not only use this to improve my performance driving but also so to better-appreciate the minute differences in driving styles when watching races!
this aged like fine wine
Superb Scott!
I would love to see your thoughts on old school Formula 1 legends driving style, such as Fangio and Clark.
As cool as that would be to see, I don't think it's possible. Onboard footage really wasn't a thing back then, and the TV footage was too grainy to accurately see what the drivers were doing. There was also no telemetry to see how they used the brake and throttle, and as both are dead, you couldn't exactly ask them about it
this aged very well
Thank you very much, another extremely insightful video. You have a real gift for detail and economy (there's a shorter term for it I'm sure) and however familiar I think I am with a topic you always seem to add something new. I hope you don't mind me making a request, I'd love to see a more general video on Alonso as the other one was a bit car specific and I suppose I'd really like to you analyse all of the great/interesting drivers of the last 30 years, purely for the availability of decent onboard video otherwise it would be every driver ever! Thanks again
This should be a series, I'd love to hear your critique of other drivers on the grid.
Great work on winning Max this season championship in the most controversial way. However I think that you were just the better driver in the end just though it was neck and neck.
Would still love to see a video on Alain Prosts style. Love this series!
What I like the most about this is that there's no BS in your videos. This is a technical and objective analysis that actually tells you what you came here for. Keep it up man
First video I've watched on this channel but certainly not the last. Keep up the good work !
and there you go. 2021 FIA Formula 1 World Champ.
This aged like fine wine🥰
And he did it.
This video aged well!
It's back!
When it first came out, I was like "I'll watch it later".
6 hours later: ?
No joke it was on my Watch Later until I realised it was gone lol
yeah me too！
Considering that F3 drive you showed was during his *only* year of pre-F1 car racing, you've got to acknowledge his natural skill. Ironically, given how people perceive him, I think a lot of drivers considered to be "slow" (relative to those who fling their cars around) are actually just smooth and deliberate like him. JB, Prost, Hill Snr & Jr, Jim Clarke... All champions with a smooth, precise steering action, and on their day, unbeatable.
If you can get video of Max in F3 in Germany (Norisring? It was a while back now!) - it will help prove it to the naysayers. It was underwater all weekend - think Canada 2011 plus Noah, on a concrete(? .concrete-looking anyway) track. Even the safety car didn't look planted. IIRC, Max was about the only one who looked to be on rails - won all 3 races, and it was the meeting after him winning all three at Spa. His boss (Mattersitch or however it's spelled. I've never seen it written 🤷) actually said during a brief prepodium interview with C4 after Max' first win at Spielberg that it was that weekend that made him call Marko and inform him that he _was_ going to sign the kid lol!
I'm no fanboi (or rather fangirl. I'm still a Damon girl lol), but I remember seeing him at Spa for the first time and yelling at hubby that I was watching a future F1 champion. The next race weekend, I was triply sure. As long as he gets a car which it good enough (won't need to be the best. Much like Lewis - good enough will do him too), he'll win it. I'd like to see him fulfil his potential and win more than one.
Yes, I would also like to see Lewis win at least 7 total (8 would be better) and Charles win at the very least, one. He's just got to get lucky with Ferrari getting their act together because he has the talent in bucket loads. Aren't we lucky to be watching right now? So much talent in the field!
Wow this videos are great. You know what might be cool for a later series is looking at mistakes that famous drivers have made, and what they might have done differently. I'm especially curious about Vettel's crash at Germany 2018, where he looked completely helpless and just seemed to steer the car straight off the circuit. Thanks again!
That aged well
He won indeed, you were right mate.
Well the 2021 championship is over and I must say this video is a proof of your wisdom.
These are absolutely awesome! I can’t wait to see more drivers analyzed. Hoping to see Leclerc and Ricciardo some day but perfectly happy with anyone you choose to cover.
Hi Scott! First of all, great video! I am learning a lot from these videos. I would love to see one on a driver like Jenson Button who set up the car to understeer. Thanks for all of these!
this one aged well
Love the analysis man. Great content but also fantastic footage, transitions and more! Definitely a huge point of reference for me
Really descriptive video with good research being done! Keep it up!
Predictive rather than reactive.
That's all I was thinking while watching that wet Brazilian race. Max was making everything happen, creating his rotation rather than chasing it, as so many do in the wet. Catching that slide was a wonderful job. It all happened so fast, but he acted like he had all the time in the world. Like he knew it was coming and already knew what to do.
"when watching that wet Brazilian race" Are we not doing phrasing anymore?
@@SamBrickell Sorry, Mister Grammar Nazi, sir, I tend not to pay as much attention when I'm not being paid to write! (lol)
Fixing it now. ;)
I hope Red bull will give him the car they gave Vettel in pre hybrid era.
Still wouldn't be faster than 2013 Vettel...
@@grimm6jack Nah he wins titles in the 2nd best car, way better then Vettel.
Thanks for the tip, gonna use these new racing lines when cycling to the train station
That 2016 brazil race is still one of my all time favs 👌🏻
Aged well
I need like 50 more of these tomorrow. I'd really appreciate it. Thanks.
Great video, very informative. I walk away from your videos always learning something that I can look for as a race fan. Thank you...
Who is here after Max won 2021 F1 Championship Title
And it works! He’s the 2021 World Champion🥂🏆🥇
Could you do a video about Jenson buttons style ? I always found it interesting how he was so fast and racey but smooth and used all the circuit so well
Excellent video Scott. Pretty much all the new gen come into F1 automatically with this style as is the new vogue that coaches teach and rightly so as the tyres demand it over a race distance. From personal experience a geometric line tricks you as it feels "faster" as youre on the limit for longer but as you say is not a "thinking" drivers technique. I was more geometric to start with and overdrove much of the time (probably due to zero karting and lack of experience overall) and it took me a long time before it all clicked and in fact I started overdriving even more and more to start with getting frustrated and just not understanding why I wasnt going anywhere as I was trying so bloody hard! BUT once I got some coaching and pulled it back a notch, implemented this style with the car control i'd developed from overdriving it was fantastic and the best I ever drove getting poles and wins a plenty in F3000 and above all it felt much easier and noticably less effort.
this aged well
I would love to see an analysis of Vettels driving style and why he had so much problems with the last season car. Anyway thanks for such great videos!
Hi Driver61, I am enjoying your videos. Thank you very much. Could you do a video some time on what all the different tack markings mean?
For example; how does a driver know when he has left the track or is
cutting the track. Is it when more than two wheels go over the white
lines? I have no idea and can't find anywhere on the internet that
talks about it. Cheers.
Kimi has been doing this most of his career and why he excelled at Lotus with making the high deg Pirellis last. In fact both Kimi & Michael were very similar. They needed a very compliant front end to feel the slip on entry and then mesh the throttle mid corner (or earlier ) when it gripped in.This years RB was very “pointy” as Perez mentioned & Kimi would have loved this kind of car ( other than the fact it was bloody quick)
A collaboration between this channel and Chain Bear would be great
As someone from the future, I can say this aged pretty well
love this vid. only thing was you used the example from brazil where it was raining. he just took the wet line but thats a good example of it i guess