I remember watching an interview with Coulthard where he was praising the natural speed ability of Raikkonen " This guy can drink all night, sleep in the pits at the track then get woken up, gets into the car and lays out the fastest time of the day". The guy really was talented, imagine what he could have achieved if he really committed himself. And his character is another thing that will be sorely missed in F1.
@@RedPhroggz that's what makes it so great, if he did care, it could of hold him back, sometimes not to over think it and not give a damn is the best way to be in a competitive soirt, Greatesst example is England football team... cared so much they choke every world cup.
He warmed up the tires by breaking slightly harder at corners. Same tire degredation, but more heat. Everybody does it these days, Räikkönen was just ahead of the curve. People forget that Häkkinen handpicked Räikkönen as his successor out of the British Formula Renault and just told everyone to deal with it until Ferrari had enough and paid him not to drive for two years.
No, because the Michelins warmed up very quickly compared to the Bridgestones. Kimi won that race thanks to the safety car. Schumacher gained up massively on Kimi's lead up to the point of the safety car but had too few laps left to get up to temperature after restart. I was there.
@@jakubkaaska1720 I think 2004 was actually the worst. He had 8 DNFs in 18 races all from car problems. The best one was at Hockenheim with his rear wing just flying off
@@maza19 Yeah, agree, but i think that every driver (and his fans) would totally love to see (if necesary) issues that makes bad year into horrible year, more than seing even 1 issue in title-winning-possibility season... (vide: 1986 Mansell (Australia) 2008 Massa (Hungaroring))
@@emilekaram6094 You can transfer their best performance even outside Ferrari, and try to put them (in your imagination) to 1 team. I said about measuring their best drives while only in Ferrari.
@@ArielGonzalez1 what on earth does AI even mean anymore? frame interpolation is now AI? do we just throw this word at anything mildly technological? I remember when achieving AI meant the hypothetical future point in time at which a computer would first achieve consciousness/sentience. now apparently its a windows movie maker 2012 feature
It's not as simple. If his tyres are getting to warm, you are not going to want to warm them more. Also, warming the tyres means using them more, which might not be as big a problem in 2004 with the long lasting Bridgestones, but today with the soft pirellis that means a lot. You might aswell not consume the tyres as much as you can, then only warm them up once you're about to get underway the next lap (drivers get a warning beforehand so they know when the safety car comes in).
All rest of the grid in all history of F1 had to warm up tires. Iceman can go full speed on cold tires. His race engineer to him by radio: Kimi, our calculations says that warming up tires makes them better... Kimi: Bwoah!
so correct behavior. so many athletes have all kinds of dumb routines like spinning around 3 times and spitting over shoulder in the locker room before a match.
The track warms up for kimi
Solar freaken roadways
😄😆😂😂🤣
I remember watching an interview with Coulthard where he was praising the natural speed ability of Raikkonen " This guy can drink all night, sleep in the pits at the track then get woken up, gets into the car and lays out the fastest time of the day". The guy really was talented, imagine what he could have achieved if he really committed himself. And his character is another thing that will be sorely missed in F1.
Really a shame that he didn't care. He could have achieved so much more if he wasn't so lazy. Embarrasment
@@RedPhroggz that's what makes it so great, if he did care, it could of hold him back, sometimes not to over think it and not give a damn is the best way to be in a competitive soirt, Greatesst example is England football team... cared so much they choke every world cup.
Kimi was enjoying life, can't blame him
@@RedPhroggz I wouldn't call dragging an unreliable Mclaren close to the WDC twice as being lazy.
@@jimmystoney8029 Kimi is "lazy" in F1 standard.
Kimi doesn't warm the tyres, the tyres warm him.
ayo wha
i thought alcohol warms him up?
He's unwarmable.
He's the only living organism with body temperature of 0 K.
(Or even (-1) K...?)
@@christian9125abd beat me to it
Engineer: "Kimi, start weaving. Everyone is warming their tyres."
Kimi: "For what...?"
Engineer: "Well because..."
Kimi: "FOR WHAT?!"
"Shut up, I know what I'm doing!"
R/commentsyoucanhear
@@ray.shoesmith”Just leave me alone I know what to do”
- Old Kimi
He warmed up the tires by breaking slightly harder at corners. Same tire degredation, but more heat. Everybody does it these days, Räikkönen was just ahead of the curve.
People forget that Häkkinen handpicked Räikkönen as his successor out of the British Formula Renault and just told everyone to deal with it until Ferrari had enough and paid him not to drive for two years.
he knows what he's doing.
And they left him alone.
Absolutely!
Kimi is the Ibrahimovic of F1
Ibrahimovic is the kimi of football.
Iceman supremacy
Zlatan is a bit egoistic, Kimi is straight to the point no bullshit
I think alonso is. Considering the joke about them being rookies and having a bright future
Exactly
Kimi doesn't talk bullshit
Engineer: "Keep working all four tires please"
Kimi: "Yes yes yes yes, I'm doing it all the time. You don't have to remind me every 10 seconds."
Just leave him alone… he knows what to do.
Juuri niin!
No, because the Michelins warmed up very quickly compared to the Bridgestones. Kimi won that race thanks to the safety car. Schumacher gained up massively on Kimi's lead up to the point of the safety car but had too few laps left to get up to temperature after restart. I was there.
Bro sealed the statement with “I was there” can’t argue after that
@@ammokray3561 he's wrong. Im Kimi
@@ammokray3561 That aside, are you saying I'm wrong?
@@ammokray3561 yea 😅
@@kallekillen2285 you're right, i'm Michelin
incase your woundering he just warms them in the corners using full lock, its much more efficiant for his setup
And the fact is he did everything right in this chaotic race and win.
Miss those days of f1
V10s RIP 😢
They would be perfect if not for the Michelin/Bridgestone war. I think it's better to have the same tires for all.
You can still watch this era online
that season was one of the most boring
@@siniyden still better than Hamilton dominating a V6 hybrid era 😐
Mid 2000s cars were beautiful. My favorite is the MclarenMl MP4-20 from 2005. Right before they went crazy with the aero.
Bring back those times.
Bwoah...
-"Bah, zig-zagging just wears out the tyres, I warm mine up in two or three turns after restart" (and he had a point)
That's because if he weaved left and right probably something would fail in that McLaren
Wait for 2005 and 2006...
@@jakubkaaska1720 I think 2004 was actually the worst. He had 8 DNFs in 18 races all from car problems. The best one was at Hockenheim with his rear wing just flying off
@@maza19
But issues in 2005 unabled Kimi to have real chance of winning the title.
McLaren was then just a beast, but out of endurance.
@@jakubkaaska1720 agreed, but only 3 DNFs in 19 races (18 because of the US GP)
@@maza19
Yeah, agree, but i think that every driver (and his fans) would totally love to see (if necesary) issues that makes bad year into horrible year, more than seing even 1 issue in title-winning-possibility season...
(vide:
1986 Mansell (Australia)
2008 Massa (Hungaroring))
Coldest F1 driver 🥶
Big part of tyre warming comes from brake heat radiation. If he works on the brakes he is warming up the tyres.
And it doesn't ruin the tyres by stressing them when weaving. It's actually a brilliant idea that I'm surprised nobody else in f1 only uses
@@joshuawhelan9358 i guess not working with modern f1 cars
@@lucys8287 not with Poorelli tyres.
@@joshuawhelan9358 They all use the brakes to heat the tyres. Don't kid yourself.
@@lucys8287 It still works with the hybrid era. There's a clip of kimi doing so in the Ferrari.
Prime Kimi >> Prime Seb
Comparing their best Ferrari times?
I think surely yes.
@@jakubkaaska1720 No, both Primes weren't at Ferrari. Even Kimi 1st stint wasn't like at Mclaren
@@emilekaram6094
You can transfer their best performance even outside Ferrari, and try to put them (in your imagination) to 1 team.
I said about measuring their best drives while only in Ferrari.
@@jakubkaaska1720 K
Prime Kimi > Hamilton/Alonso >>>>>>>>> Verstappen > Vettel.
And melt the Iceman? Never.
u guys dont understand, kimi is the safety car
Can I ask where you get all this 50/60 fps footage from? Even the streams on F1TV don't have it this smooth!
the picture quality sort of looks like it's AI upscaled so maybe the uploader also did interpolated 60fps
AI composition or something like that. Technology now allows to interpolate data and (sort of) predict frames in between
@@Flowboat AI Is already becoming a meaningless term.
@@sailyui Wrong use
@@ArielGonzalez1 what on earth does AI even mean anymore? frame interpolation is now AI? do we just throw this word at anything mildly technological?
I remember when achieving AI meant the hypothetical future point in time at which a computer would first achieve consciousness/sentience. now apparently its a windows movie maker 2012 feature
FOR WHAT!!!!!!
leave him alone, he knows what he is doing.
“Shut up I know what I’m doing”
Kimi doesn't warm up the tires, the tires warm up for Kimi
It can never be warm as the Ice Man is forever COLD.
Kimi likes his tyres the way he likes his ice cream : Ice cold
It's not as simple. If his tyres are getting to warm, you are not going to want to warm them more. Also, warming the tyres means using them more, which might not be as big a problem in 2004 with the long lasting Bridgestones, but today with the soft pirellis that means a lot. You might aswell not consume the tyres as much as you can, then only warm them up once you're about to get underway the next lap (drivers get a warning beforehand so they know when the safety car comes in).
And also Kimi's team McLaren-Mercedes used Michelins that year, which we arguably quicker to heat up
Your fun at party's aren't you ?
@@99flake since when is a conversation about f1 a party?
He warms all 4 tires all the times
I remember him qualifying for Monaco........ Amazing
He does not need to warm the tyres, he knows what to do!
Well... this video have 11 seconds. So, it's time to remember Kimi to warm up his tires...
Teasing clip in great quality
Best f1 cars.. amazing sound
His tires are usually exploded on their own those days so no surprise he was not a fan of warming them up. :D
What he was actually probably doimg is scrubbing the brake while massagong the throttld to heat the tires, we've seen hamiltom do that before too
Imagine Kimi lookinG at his rearS and saying "HEY...HEY!!! STOP DOING THAT!" "GLOVES AND STEERING WHEEL!!"
kimi is the iceman, no need to 'warm up' the tires
He knows what he's doing
He uses slipstream of the road car to do the fastest warm up lap
It’s because he is the Ice Man. He keeps it cool.
back when f1 was so much fun to watch and fun in general unlike now...
Leave him alone..he knows what he is doing. 😂
Помню как комментаторы шутили над Кими в этом моменте, а прошло 20 лет...
Certified Bwoah moment
the best era.
The tyres heat up themselves because of the Iceman.
You should've shown him in all different cars doing exactly the same 😂
You have no idea how many edits i've seen of this clip
I can do nothing about it ! Its fine, at least you know where it come from ;)
Nadie como Kimi 😂
He knows what he’s doing so lets just shut up
Like Dune, Evil Raikkonen!
McLaren was known to use brakes to heat up the tires.
kimi no question 😁
Brake Dragging.
All rest of the grid in all history of F1 had to warm up tires.
Iceman can go full speed on cold tires.
His race engineer to him by radio: Kimi, our calculations says that warming up tires makes them better...
Kimi: Bwoah!
bowah
The Iceman can drive on Icecubes. :P
I KNOW WHAT I'M DOING, LEAVE ME ALONE!
Probably some spike tires from a rallye car.
I know what i'm doing!
Kimi is the zlatan Ibrahimovic of f1
They are 1000+ years old and Zlatan is older than him.
Iceman... warm-up... 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Just leave him alone
Hi Finnish. he likes them cold as ice
did he have his drink after this?
and guess who won...... 😁😁😁
F1’in İbrahimoviçi
Me too
*tyres
😎😎😎😎👌👌👌👌👌
so correct behavior. so many athletes have all kinds of dumb routines like spinning around 3 times and spitting over shoulder in the locker room before a match.
Assim você economiza pneu.
ok
Here before the title gets corrected from "Raikkonen" to "Räikkönen".
No no no!u is out🎉
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
too drunk
Tf is a tyre warkup