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Personally McLaren really has a chance next season, they have built a strong squad both with two amazing drivers and seeing how they improved drastically over the last seasons it is apparent that they have very competent mechanics as well. Also considering how great the synchronisation between Lando and the current car is it will be continuing towards the next season, with Daniel adjusting more and more.
Ferrari and Charles Leclerc, they are making the right steps while also giving priority to 2022. The state of the art simulator should be a big help to the team aswell as the drivers. No need to explain the Charles part, that man is allround amazing for me.
In terms of drivers maybe Sainz, Russell; they seemed to adapt to different cars quite rapidly. As for teams, it is quite hard to guess, any teams that can find any significant innovations or loopholes will be on the front foot.
i go with mclaren will massively come with great results next year with championship may be winning car . may be redbull will effect somewhat with new regulations
I think its going to be Ricciardo and Alonso. They have great awareness and I think the closer racing will fit them. One person that will suffer is Checo
Who do you think will perform best in 2022? i think its lando, if he gets a chance to drive for redbull and he is getting really good and the only thing that can happen in 2022 is him getting better. if red bull is a no then it is mercedes cause of the engine
Williams I think will be further up the grid next year, new capital behind them and one of the most wind tunnel testing times out of all the teams too for next year
Apparently the cascading testing is only worth one week, so it’s not too significant of a difference. What’s great is that the teams should equalize over the next few years and ideally new engineering talent flows into the rebuilding teams because the top teams are already at full capacity. The real limitation will come with CAD budgeting as the less resources you can spend on modelling the less personnel you can realistically hire
I think it’s because his body may be adjusted to suck high speeds so when he’s super focused he kinda slips back into his “I need to prepare for these 3g corners mind set”
@@willwalsh8208 you see it in videos of tracks he’s actually visited . You see his body move back when he’s braking and through corners like it would if he was in a f1 car. I think his mind is always adjusted to take super high G’s
@@willwalsh8208 Yup. Even normal people move with things in games and such when you're into them. Imagine if you'd spent most of your formative years racing. It'll be ingrained into him to react as if it's real. He knows first-hand how real and dangerous racing is, as you can see from his F4 clip.
Make sense though. Because next year is the best time for comeback cause all the drivers will have to adapt to a completely new car. More or less reset the experience of the drivers with a car. However, there are some other factors to consider as well, for example fitness.
The commentary booth needs your analysis from the driver perspective …what makes it even better it’s not like you raced in the 70s so your insight into modern F1 is really cool…
@@MM-tt7hy He's not hamilton biased, at all. In fact, it was a great relief to have him in Hungary because he eliminated a lot of the bias. Defended Alonso without a second thought when Lewis was complaining on the radio. Defended Max in the Max vs Mick overtake when Crofty quickly took the opportunity to call the move "A typical agressive Verstappen move". I guess if you don't listen carefully it might seem like he is a little Mercedes biased because he uses examples from the team he knows inside out.
Nico made crofty look so stupid it almost cringey. I would absolutely love it if he was full time commentating. But obviously he has many other obligations
I think Williams will improve significantly next year, no matter who’s driving for them. The team is set to place higher in the constructors championship than they have the past few years. The extra prize from placement and new management will go a long way in my opinion.
Yeah, I don't agree. I think it's 50/50 driver/car in case of score. Or maybe more on the driver side. The best driver brings 100% of mediocre car and can win for sure. Mediocre driver won't win even in the best car. I have to say there are plenty of excellent drivers this season. Almost too many 😉
Before talking about who's gonna be the top team with the new regulations, gentlemen, a short view back to the past. Thirty years ago, Niki Lauda told us ‘take a monkey, place him into the cockpit and he is able to drive the car.’ Thirty years later, Sebastian told us ‘I had to start my car like a computer, it’s very complicated.’ And Nico Rosberg said that during the race - I don’t remember what race - he pressed the wrong button on the wheel. Question for you both: is Formula One driving today too complicated with twenty and more buttons on the wheel, are you too much under effort, under pressure? What are your wishes for the future concerning the technical programme during the race? Less buttons, more? Or less and more communication with your engineers?
It's complicated but not too complicated in my view. Once you're used to it, you're used to it. There are way more complicated things to manage than some buttons in todays racing. Realistically, drivers are only really changing diff and brake bias settings on the fly. However, saying this, I do miss the classic cars (pre late 90's) where the steering wheels literally had no buttons. There's something beautiful about it being just you and the car. (I'm saying this like I've driven them in real life, only sim racing unfortunately 😄) Overall though, I don't think any of it makes a real difference to the racing except when accidents and/or errors occur with all the buttons and electronics, e.g. Hamiltons "magic" button that he hit accidentally in Baku this year. I can see how that ruins the spirit of racing to a degree.
To Niki, driving was like talking or walking; extremely intuitive and it is easy to take things you have mastered to such a level that you do them "on autopilot" for granted, and consider them easy. It is true that all the buttons drivers have today make driving less about strictly intuition but I think it is actually more challenging to be at the top then before because driving mastery is still just as important; driving on your "intuition" actually frees your mind to think about all the buttons and switches which translates to track performance. Of course, driving cars that Niki drove at the top is considered just insane in this day and age because they were so untamed and exposed comparatively, it took some massive balls to push them to the limit.
@@akshaysasidharan6301 yea all of his interviews especially the ones with Vettel he comes off that way mostly why I didn’t like him when he raced. He’s changed a lot. It seems like a really cool dude now
@@andrewmamarella905 I agree. He seems pretty chill now. Tbf we can't even imagine the kind of stress they go through on a daily basis while competing.
I think Aston Martin will be a surprise next season. They have been performing extremely good the past years if you consider the fact that they have a way smaller budget compared to other teams. They will be able to handle the budget cap wonderful compared to other teams. They also have a certain Sebastian Vettel behind the wheel.
I think they've definitely got a chance with the new restructure and the new people behind it. Although the whole thing could just be another business and along as it's turning a profit with the sponsors and what not, they'll be happy with 4th or whatever. Wouldn't surprise me if they rebrand again in a couple of years.
@@YouilAushana Seb's one of the most skilled racing drivers in F1, have you watched his recent onboards? His form is coming back as he's adjusting to his new team
I think George Russel will give Hamilton more of a headache than Bottas ever did. Maybe similar to what a certain Rosberg managed to do a few years ago ! Congrats on your championship Nico. One World championship against Hamilton is worth several ones against lesser drivers.
I wonder what Lewis will do if Russel turns out to be much stronger. Retiring at that point would be like cutting losses, giving fodder to critics. In his position, I'd certainly prefer retiring on a high note
@@hansolo2121 Right, which is why he beat Fernando Alonso in his rookie season (clearly a third-rate driver, correct?) Kovaleinen in 2008 and 2009, Jenson Button (another third-rate driver, of course) in 2010 and 2012 and Nico Rosberg (such a bad driver of course) in 2013, 2014, and 2015. Wow Hamilton only lost in equal machinery 2 times in 14 years, clearly a horrible driver.
The obvious answer is Red Bull, Mercedes, or Ferrari, simply based on the drivers, available facilities, and personnel. But, what I'm most excited to see is how far Haas jumps. They seem to have really poured everything into next year's car, and it would be great to see them in the upper midfield again!
@@phoenixfront, cheers, m8. I can't even articulate how much I'm looking forward to next season. As much as I've loved the title battle this year, the prospect of more than two teams (Hungary aside) being able to win a Grand Prix has me really excited. 😁
I honestly think that the new format will suit drivers like Daniel Ricciardo and Fernando Alonso who are really good at there defending and overtaking but leave just enough space to avoid collisions
I would like to think that Mclaren is going to be competing for the constructors next year, I believe Zak Brown and Seidel can nail the regulation changes
The adrenaline pretty much slows down time perception for you as a driver, allows you to make incredibly quick and smart decisions within a 1/10th of a second
I truly believe Mclaren with Lando and Riccardo are serious for next season. Red Bull and Merc are likely to regress a bit. Mclaren also has a lot of great people working for them. And I believe Zac Brown is a great person to run the team
I believe Aston Martin should be strong next year. They are the only ones with a midfield car that knows what to do with a small budget since they have been doing that for years, yet making competent cars. With their new factory and staff from Redbull, the genius of Sebastian Vettel, they will be something to look out for.
@@LG-dt7lg McLaren could be strong as well. I think their 2022 season will be more up to the drivers. On one hand you have Lando who is crazy fast and ready to fight to titles, and then you have Danny who can be a title contender but if he doesn’t get to grips with the 2022 car right from the get go, he’s gonna be out of title contention.
Carlos sainz will perform best along with ferrari, because, carlos, like kimi is super adaptable, and ferrari will have more aero development time than rb and amg.
2022 should feel like a reset for all teams with cars that should race close to each other. With the spirit of improving the race quality with more chances to overtake drivers with strong race craft likeAlonso would excel very well.
@@854gabryel to some extent he’s, but 2009-2010 after the big rules changes in 2009 were very very open compared to recent years. I just hope it shakes up the field somewhat
I think Williams will have the biggest improvement . If the rumours are true and Alex Albon goes to Williams , he can help them build back up . As he can pull the team upwards with driving skill from F1 and DTM. Use these skills from DTM to help racing and overtaking ! Obviously Same thing can happen with Nyck De Vries
The driver who performs the best will definitely be Daniel Ricciardo - he has been driving with a severe medical condition this whole time. Danny Boy will finally perform testicular reduction surgery so he's not tripping on his nutsack when he's alternating between the accelerator and brakes.
I think Ferrari will be the best performing team, as ever since the agreement they've been way off mark, I'm sure they've thrown everything into the new car. Also, hoping Williams can get back up to the front runners!!!
My answer is McLaren! The team has improved a lot in recent years, especially this year. i think their pace will reach the level of mercedes, redbull next year. Also they have a very experienced, and a very talented driver. So I have to say Lando Norris in the McLaren will perform the best in 2022!
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It could be alpine but they are the real wild card. As they are the only one with a renault engine. But Alonso stills seems hungry to win more and the team looks in a good direction.
Given the amount of changes in the cars it’s very very unpredictable but I think the new generation would step up and hopefully Lando will rise and shine ✨🙂
Alpine. They have improved so much, their last podium was in 2011 until Danny Ric broke that in 2020. They have improved yearly, and this year in 2021, they have won a race, the car is very stable and the team is brilliant. The team will also have a lot of money due to placing higher then other teams from they points they are getting. They also have a great driver, Alonso, who can power up the car, an example of this is 2014 Ferrari, the car wasn't good, but he somehow gained podiums and beat Kimi in the points. Alonso has also signed for 2022, which gives Alpine A LOT of hope. Ocon is also a great driver, he has skill and a good youngster to race in F1. I feel they will benefit from this and maybe be fighting around 1st and 3rd for the constructors championship in 2022.
I think mclaren because they seem to be getting there and they have been improving a lot since 2019 and are more closer to top teams this season so they think next one they will be fighting with Mercedes and Red Bull
I think the teams who are saving up on upgrades like Haas for the new regulation changes will have better chance of doing well. But obviously It also depends on the facilities and drivers the teams have, I think Mercedes can triumph if George can get a seat, but we will know who will really be in contention for the titles during next season’s Pre-season
Lando. If Mclaren can make a competitive car he could win the championship. He's got great speed and consistency. He's improved massively in a short span of time and is the leading driver for the team at a very young age.
Oh, if McLaren somehow gets competetive car in the "new era" I hope it's going to be Daniel. It's kind of his last chance. Lando will swim in the glorious sea of championships in the future for sure.
Wait, so is this a re-upload from last year with the title 'Durch GP 22' thrown into the headline to generate some sweet ad money from last years content? Noice! Still, good video, feels as good as the one last year! ;) The teams that aren't Ferrari, but have as much money as Ferrari to throw at their problem(s), are going to perform well. Like it was for the last 17 years, with the eventual exception of 2008's Brawn. Money + NOT Ferrari = Success.
Charles leclerc. Ferrari's been working on their 2022 car really hard thrue the last year and have been really focused on that, the regulations will help them to improve even more their performance. Leclerc is a brilliant driver and if ferrari get the best car, he even has a chance of winning the championship title
I think it'll be Aston Martin. If you look back at the last few years, Racing Point/Force India was always the team that was spending the least amount of money and they were still pretty good and often even challenged for podiums. Now in 2022 there will be a budget cap so every team is almost spending the same money. If Racing Point/Force India/Aston Martin were always getting good results by spending a lot less, they should theoretically be able to outperform everyone when everyone is spending less money as well. With Seb and Lance they also have the perfected line up consisting of a young, talented driver and a very experienced 4-time world champion. I think they're gonna be the best team with the new regulations (Btw sorry for my bad English sometimes, I'm not a native English speaker).
Ferrari and McLaren for sure. Due to cost Cap and they are currently not overspending like Mercedes and Red Bull. Biggest surprise I believe will be Aston Martin. Therefore making it for a much much more competitive experience for everyone.
Aston Martin looks like they have a really big potential. They have plenty of money thanks to Mr. Stroll he might be spend a lot on next regulation. That's my hope. I've been a big fan of AM sports car from young.
Aston Martin definitely has a chance at being at the top early on next season, with the new shaped car, I think seb will shine as he's a quick learner. Obviously max and lewis will be in the battle, they're really good drivers
Well based on the amount of overtakes this season and his actual skills as a driver, I actually think that Sebastian Vettel could do great next season, though Aston Martin needs to step up too, he needs a better car than he has now, in order to be able to perform as well as he actually can. Alonso is also honorable mention for next season too.
Personally I think William's will do the best this year, the team they have setup around them is looking really promising, lots of experience and a good financial backing always helps, if they get Alex or Nick de vries in the team that's really going to help, PS I do belive latiffi should stay...
Hi Nico, The Hugenholz corner, you took the inside line. You're supposed to go up the banking an then out like a v-shape. Supposedly it is 0.2s faster? Your line is the one you did before the track rebuild. Lewis started with your inside line and later he went up the banking.👍 I'm pretty convinced that there will be a lot of overtaking this weekend, I think in the banked corners...😁
This may be a hot take, but I would love for Haas to ace the reg change and be competitive from the off. I mean they’ve been developing that car all year already… hope they get it right!
I would like to see Williams perform well next year, they have a big project and I would like that George Russell stays one more year and see what can he do with a more competitive car at Williams.
Anonymoose obviously George deserves the Merc but I would like to see him do amazing things with Williams and I would definitely like to see Alex back, I think all F1 fans wants to see him back
I think Williams will make a huge step forward next year. They have made huge progress this year with their limited resources so I think they will be able to capitalize on the budget caps and be very efficient with the budget caps in improving their car and fingers crossed get higher up the grid. I’d say Aston and McLaren will benefit as well.
I know it's probably the boring answer, but I think Mercedes will be the best team in 2022. With a lineup of Lewis and George (assuming the rumours are true), I don't think there's a better combo on the grid, and Mercedes have a great record of adapting to rule changes, so I think they will be the best team in 2022
Everyone saying things like kimi or latifi will perform the best but deep down you need to accept the truth MazeKing will dominate Forever Uralkali f1 team for 10 championship remember i said that
For me it has to be Ricciardo for 2022. He's a driver that flourishes in close, wheel-to-wheel, late-braking battles, and the new regulations will hopefully make that a norm. Also, I have no doubt Andreas and the team will build a great F1 car.
I think Williams will pull a blinder next year. They might not have the same personnel from the crazy 90's , but hopefully the cash influx can show some creativity. But I think drivers like Seb and Gasly will be good with more stable rears. But it is such a tossup that if Haas wins 2021 constructors with Latifi being Wdc I wouldn't be surprised
I definitely think, and hope it’s haas. They have almost completely abandoned their hopes for this season(part of plan and decided way earlier) to focus on development for 2022. They will also have the most wind tunnel time(I think) so that’s definitely going to be a huge help if utilised correctly. I just hope they have a better driver lineup **cough cough** Mazepin.
I'm a Seb fan and i really hope he does well. But i'd say Max, for sure, he's a machine. I constantly gotta remind myself that he's just 23 years old, the kid is a veteran already. He can and will excel at anything you throw at him.
Watching this video after the race, the lines in turn 3 ended up being totally different - braking a bit harder to take the outside line. Also, some drivers managed to find other overtaking spots using different lines and going for the outside of some corners. Better than I thought it would be.
Fernando Alonso will be the best performer in the 2022 season as long as the new regulation changes are set to go back to 2006. Ok, I will stop dreaming, I just want to see “El Nano” at the top again.
Two questions: 1: At @8:55 at the left handed hairpin, all the cars went from the outer line 2: Why don't you use high resolution for showing us the lap? 😬
I think Checo will definitely up his game a lot this coming season. Man has experience and will show now what time has been holding from us for a while.
2022 Top performer will be Mercedes again, they have the best engine and the evolution is close to frozen and the chassis seems to be the 2nd best just behind Red Bull. My feeling is 2022 wont shake things up a lot.
You're probably right but don't forget, they're all completely new cars based on new and different regs for 2022. For most of mercs dominance, we've had only small updates to the existing cars year after year.
Carlos has shown how he can adapt brilliantly to a new car and with the hope ferrari will build a competitive car, my money is on him. (I want Daniel to win tho)
The new regulation changes are bad news for redbull, because they happened right after they got the fastest car in the grid. Who's gonna perform best? Well i guess those teams whose head are not focused in this season like redbull, mercedes, mclaren... I think we all hope Ferrari to be performing at his best next season, maybe all their resources are focused in the next season. PS: someone else would like to see Mick driving in alfa romeo next to Valtteri the following season??
Tom Coronel would say by the hugenholtzbocht: 3/4de van de bocht inperen naar boven te hard erin en het momentum maken, opbouwen en dan wordt je echt gekatapulteerd!
Haas have to have a strong season next year. Mick has had a great start so far in F1 and the team has basically poured all their development into making the 2022 car as strong as possible. They're for sure going to end up 4th or 5th in constructors.
How did you get that car that you were using in the video? I've been looking all over Assetto Corsa mods and couldn't find it. And could you please put a download link for it?
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Charles Leclerc in the Ferarri
I think mercedes or red bull because of the power unit advantage.
George Russell!!
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I think so "Ferrari", because they have great potential compared to red bull or mercedes........
Who will perform the best ? It’s gonna be Kimi in his yacht , No seriously.
Where his friends were drinking their own weight in alcohol?
´Who´s the Champ now?´ Sitting on his cash.. he actually said: F1 (work) interferes with my private life :)
He got covid 😭
Kimi partied a bit too hard without his mask...
Sadly, you predicted the future mate 😂
Personally McLaren really has a chance next season, they have built a strong squad both with two amazing drivers and seeing how they improved drastically over the last seasons it is apparent that they have very competent mechanics as well. Also considering how great the synchronisation between Lando and the current car is it will be continuing towards the next season, with Daniel adjusting more and more.
lol
Lol Daniel
Ferrari and Charles Leclerc, they are making the right steps while also giving priority to 2022. The state of the art simulator should be a big help to the team aswell as the drivers. No need to explain the Charles part, that man is allround amazing for me.
You need to make ones for Austin and Mexico!! I’m struggling so much in the S’s of Austin.
Wow I am totally unfamiliar with Zandvoort, I don't know the track layout at all, but it looks fantastic.
In terms of drivers maybe Sainz, Russell; they seemed to adapt to different cars quite rapidly.
As for teams, it is quite hard to guess, any teams that can find any significant innovations or loopholes will be on the front foot.
the largest net gain in the constructors title race will be Aston Martin solely because their livery on the 2022 car would look cool
i go with mclaren will massively come with great results next year with championship may be winning car . may be redbull will effect somewhat with new regulations
also Williams will be a contender for 5th and 6th place in the championship for 2022.
I think its going to be Ricciardo and Alonso. They have great awareness and I think the closer racing will fit them. One person that will suffer is Checo
Meanwhile : *Bernd's Training Intensifies*
11:39 that curb is wider in real life
Does somebody know which steering wheel hes using?
Maze-Win will be the best next year!
Charles leclerc (the future GOAT) is going to have an edge next year!
@GR63 first championship win
Who do you think will perform best in 2022? i think its lando, if he gets a chance to drive for redbull and he is getting really good and the only thing that can happen in 2022 is him getting better. if red bull is a no then it is mercedes cause of the engine
I think you think that McLaren will do very well with the 2022 regulations change. Greetings from Tim
Williams I think will be further up the grid next year, new capital behind them and one of the most wind tunnel testing times out of all the teams too for next year
I really wish they get better!
they probably wont be having top tier drivers next year tho
Apparently the cascading testing is only worth one week, so it’s not too significant of a difference. What’s great is that the teams should equalize over the next few years and ideally new engineering talent flows into the rebuilding teams because the top teams are already at full capacity. The real limitation will come with CAD budgeting as the less resources you can spend on modelling the less personnel you can realistically hire
If you are an F1 fan and you are NOT rooting for Williams then you are not an F1 fan.
@@Neo_mode albon will replace Russell
Now I know how the "very high concentration face" of Nico's looks like
I think it’s because his body may be adjusted to suck high speeds so when he’s super focused he kinda slips back into his “I need to prepare for these 3g corners mind set”
Clint Eastwood Mode!
@@willwalsh8208 you see it in videos of tracks he’s actually visited . You see his body move back when he’s braking and through corners like it would if he was in a f1 car. I think his mind is always adjusted to take super high G’s
@@willwalsh8208
Yup. Even normal people move with things in games and such when you're into them. Imagine if you'd spent most of your formative years racing. It'll be ingrained into him to react as if it's real. He knows first-hand how real and dangerous racing is, as you can see from his F4 clip.
@@willwalsh8208 i do the same face, even though I haven't race IRL except Karting
Tbh though, the best driver next year will be Nico Rosberg, he's just been practicing in his man cave for his comeback.
He's taking the second seat at Mercedes with Russel and Bottas to alfa next year!
Make sense though. Because next year is the best time for comeback cause all the drivers will have to adapt to a completely new car. More or less reset the experience of the drivers with a car. However, there are some other factors to consider as well, for example fitness.
@@ameraafis4546 I wasn't being serious btw😂
Or was I😏
@@oliversouthall Hahah unfortunately Russell has been announced.
The commentary booth needs your analysis from the driver perspective …what makes it even better it’s not like you raced in the 70s so your insight into modern F1 is really cool…
Thank goodness he's commentating this Sunday!!
I do think he is a bit too much Mercedes/Hamilton biased.
@@MM-tt7hy he speaks more about Mercedes because he knows them well. I don't think he's biased.
@@MM-tt7hy He's not hamilton biased, at all. In fact, it was a great relief to have him in Hungary because he eliminated a lot of the bias.
Defended Alonso without a second thought when Lewis was complaining on the radio.
Defended Max in the Max vs Mick overtake when Crofty quickly took the opportunity to call the move "A typical agressive Verstappen move".
I guess if you don't listen carefully it might seem like he is a little Mercedes biased because he uses examples from the team he knows inside out.
Nico made crofty look so stupid it almost cringey. I would absolutely love it if he was full time commentating. But obviously he has many other obligations
I think Williams will improve significantly next year, no matter who’s driving for them. The team is set to place higher in the constructors championship than they have the past few years. The extra prize from placement and new management will go a long way in my opinion.
I hope, GR63 will not regret anything ^^
What's the new management?
@@norwegiantroll2480 Claire and her family sold the team, and now Jost is running it.
@@norwegiantroll2480 Dorilton Capital
Yeah, I don't agree. I think it's 50/50 driver/car in case of score. Or maybe more on the driver side. The best driver brings 100% of mediocre car and can win for sure. Mediocre driver won't win even in the best car. I have to say there are plenty of excellent drivers this season. Almost too many 😉
Before talking about who's gonna be the top team with the new regulations, gentlemen, a short view back to the past. Thirty years ago, Niki Lauda told us ‘take a monkey, place him into the cockpit and he is able to drive the car.’ Thirty years later, Sebastian told us ‘I had to start my car like a computer, it’s very complicated.’ And Nico Rosberg said that during the race - I don’t remember what race - he pressed the wrong button on the wheel. Question for you both: is Formula One driving today too complicated with twenty and more buttons on the wheel, are you too much under effort, under pressure? What are your wishes for the future concerning the technical programme during the race? Less buttons, more? Or less and more communication with your engineers?
I want this to win! 😂
It's complicated but not too complicated in my view. Once you're used to it, you're used to it. There are way more complicated things to manage than some buttons in todays racing. Realistically, drivers are only really changing diff and brake bias settings on the fly. However, saying this, I do miss the classic cars (pre late 90's) where the steering wheels literally had no buttons. There's something beautiful about it being just you and the car. (I'm saying this like I've driven them in real life, only sim racing unfortunately 😄)
Overall though, I don't think any of it makes a real difference to the racing except when accidents and/or errors occur with all the buttons and electronics, e.g. Hamiltons "magic" button that he hit accidentally in Baku this year. I can see how that ruins the spirit of racing to a degree.
To Niki, driving was like talking or walking; extremely intuitive and it is easy to take things you have mastered to such a level that you do them "on autopilot" for granted, and consider them easy. It is true that all the buttons drivers have today make driving less about strictly intuition but I think it is actually more challenging to be at the top then before because driving mastery is still just as important; driving on your "intuition" actually frees your mind to think about all the buttons and switches which translates to track performance. Of course, driving cars that Niki drove at the top is considered just insane in this day and age because they were so untamed and exposed comparatively, it took some massive balls to push them to the limit.
You win😂
"You didn't heard that? Can you please repeat the question?" 😂
Im amazed that for a guy like Nico who is a world champion, he is so humble and down to earth
unlike hamilton who is 100% a certified narcissist
He was kind of a prick when he was still driving.
@@akshaysasidharan6301 yea all of his interviews especially the ones with Vettel he comes off that way mostly why I didn’t like him when he raced. He’s changed a lot. It seems like a really cool dude now
@@andrewmamarella905 I agree. He seems pretty chill now. Tbf we can't even imagine the kind of stress they go through on a daily basis while competing.
@@EuroAfrican Not a Lewis fan, but to be the best, you kinda have to be in F1.
This track is probably the most difficult in this year and Robert drove 1 training and quali and he was p15 on the finish. Grande Robert🇵🇱
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I think Aston Martin will be a surprise next season. They have been performing extremely good the past years if you consider the fact that they have a way smaller budget compared to other teams. They will be able to handle the budget cap wonderful compared to other teams. They also have a certain Sebastian Vettel behind the wheel.
Can't wait to see Lance on the podium.
Worl Chap Lace Strol, but seriously, dude has been having underrated drives thus year except for Hungary lol
I think they've definitely got a chance with the new restructure and the new people behind it. Although the whole thing could just be another business and along as it's turning a profit with the sponsors and what not, they'll be happy with 4th or whatever. Wouldn't surprise me if they rebrand again in a couple of years.
What happened to Super Seb, he has't been in his Red Bull form. Didn't he have a big crash and lost his nerve?
@@YouilAushana Seb's one of the most skilled racing drivers in F1, have you watched his recent onboards? His form is coming back as he's adjusting to his new team
I think George Russel will give Hamilton more of a headache than Bottas ever did.
Maybe similar to what a certain Rosberg managed to do a few years ago !
Congrats on your championship Nico.
One World championship against Hamilton is worth several ones against lesser drivers.
I wonder what Lewis will do if Russel turns out to be much stronger. Retiring at that point would be like cutting losses, giving fodder to critics. In his position, I'd certainly prefer retiring on a high note
@@hansolo2121 Right, which is why he beat Fernando Alonso in his rookie season (clearly a third-rate driver, correct?) Kovaleinen in 2008 and 2009, Jenson Button (another third-rate driver, of course) in 2010 and 2012 and Nico Rosberg (such a bad driver of course) in 2013, 2014, and 2015. Wow Hamilton only lost in equal machinery 2 times in 14 years, clearly a horrible driver.
The obvious answer is Red Bull, Mercedes, or Ferrari, simply based on the drivers, available facilities, and personnel. But, what I'm most excited to see is how far Haas jumps. They seem to have really poured everything into next year's car, and it would be great to see them in the upper midfield again!
Good luck, hope u enjoy ur gift!
@@phoenixfront, cheers, m8. I can't even articulate how much I'm looking forward to next season. As much as I've loved the title battle this year, the prospect of more than two teams (Hungary aside) being able to win a Grand Prix has me really excited. 😁
What about mclaren they'll be fighting for wins next season I bet
Im really looking forward to see how williams does
@@joshpota8581 they won't have George doe😉
I honestly think that the new format will suit drivers like Daniel Ricciardo and Fernando Alonso who are really good at there defending and overtaking but leave just enough space to avoid collisions
All the time you have to leave a space
@@willyc.8141 Shortly said, you both are right. Leaving a gab depends on the situation.
@@imbatmanireallyam9122 it is a famous Fernando's quote, "all the time you have to leave a space" 😂 search for it on youtube
@@willyc.8141 🤐😅
well..
Hass. They clearly spent nothing on their car this year so much money for next season
Haha
Lol clearly Hass constructors
Suuuureee....
Why not alpha romeo. They know how to bend rules
Mate... Just admit it. Its gonna be Williams
I would like to think that Mclaren is going to be competing for the constructors next year, I believe Zak Brown and Seidel can nail the regulation changes
Plus they have two very good drivers.
@@leecoates4082 did you not watch monza?
That's actually unbelieveable you're able to make a conscious decision to hit the wall sideways rather than straight on at 240. A great of the sport
The analytical ability & reflexes of these drivers is way beyond the normal person
The adrenaline pretty much slows down time perception for you as a driver, allows you to make incredibly quick and smart decisions within a 1/10th of a second
I truly believe Mclaren with Lando and Riccardo are serious for next season. Red Bull and Merc are likely to regress a bit. Mclaren also has a lot of great people working for them. And I believe Zac Brown is a great person to run the team
I believe Aston Martin should be strong next year. They are the only ones with a midfield car that knows what to do with a small budget since they have been doing that for years, yet making competent cars. With their new factory and staff from Redbull, the genius of Sebastian Vettel, they will be something to look out for.
How about mclaren?
@@LG-dt7lg McLaren never had a small budget…
@@MashiatCOD99 mclaren had the same budget as aston for the last 3 years. :)
DR Arriba
@@LG-dt7lg McLaren could be strong as well. I think their 2022 season will be more up to the drivers. On one hand you have Lando who is crazy fast and ready to fight to titles, and then you have Danny who can be a title contender but if he doesn’t get to grips with the 2022 car right from the get go, he’s gonna be out of title contention.
Mazepin he is truly the goat. Setting the fastest lap in Belgium just shows how much he can deliver.
Absolutely goat
You’re a muppet. He drives like my grandmother and is in the gravel almost every race. Daniil was the better Russian this kid is just bad.
@@solblaze77 He was being sarcastic boii! 😂
That Random Kid can’t handle the Russian god???
@@solblaze77 your grandma is nothing. Mazespeed is all.
Gotta be Alpine. Already a dark horse in this year’s championship standings very excited to what that do next year.
My first thought as well
El plan
Nice
Carlos sainz will perform best along with ferrari, because, carlos, like kimi is super adaptable, and ferrari will have more aero development time than rb and amg.
2022 should feel like a reset for all teams with cars that should race close to each other. With the spirit of improving the race quality with more chances to overtake drivers with strong race craft likeAlonso would excel very well.
the chance of one team doing it better is high
Last two ‘resets’ in F1 didn’t provide close racing at all, on the contrary, it was the most uneven racing. But we’ll see how this years goes
@@854gabryel to some extent he’s, but 2009-2010 after the big rules changes in 2009 were very very open compared to recent years.
I just hope it shakes up the field somewhat
Tbh Mercedes Red Bull and Ferrari will still be the main competitors, leaving the midfield unclaimed yet
Q: who will benefit from the new regs?
Nico: probably everybody except Williams
I think Williams will have the biggest improvement . If the rumours are true and Alex Albon goes to Williams , he can help them build back up . As he can pull the team upwards with driving skill from F1 and DTM. Use these skills from DTM to help racing and overtaking !
Obviously Same thing can happen with Nyck De Vries
You must be a young paddawan
@@sighfly2928 ?
De vries has a higher performance ceiling and has Mercedes priority as much as i want albon back on the grid i feel like nick would do a better job
@@avc6812 nyck is going to alfa
@@avc6812 how does Nyck have a higher performance ceiling when he was beaten in F2 by Albon?
The driver who performs the best will definitely be Daniel Ricciardo - he has been driving with a severe medical condition this whole time. Danny Boy will finally perform testicular reduction surgery so he's not tripping on his nutsack when he's alternating between the accelerator and brakes.
LOL, say what? 😂
Wtf
Kimi’s presidential campaign will make Finland great again
I think next year Ferrari will have a dominant car again specifically charles will be wc!!!
I think and hope so!
Nice one 😂😂
I think Ferrari will be the best performing team, as ever since the agreement they've been way off mark, I'm sure they've thrown everything into the new car. Also, hoping Williams can get back up to the front runners!!!
I love how he still has those facial reactions as if he’s driving in person and not virtually. Shows he has the instinct still
How he clenches his body in corners >>>
Definitely Bernd Maylander, we will be seeing him driving in front a lot in 2022.
Driver of the Year!
I think McLaren becaus over the last year or so they have improved the most. Hopfully Riccardo adjusts his aproach to the car.
My answer is McLaren!
The team has improved a lot in recent years, especially this year. i think their pace will reach the level of mercedes, redbull next year. Also they have a very experienced, and a very talented driver. So I have to say Lando Norris in the McLaren will perform the best in 2022!
Wow thank you Nico
Just. Found your channel here
Big formula one fan and love your
Detailed info you give us racefans.
Lots of good nuggets here.
Thank you and i subscribed for more .
It could be alpine but they are the real wild card. As they are the only one with a renault engine. But Alonso stills seems hungry to win more and the team looks in a good direction.
Given the amount of changes in the cars it’s very very unpredictable but I think the new generation would step up and hopefully Lando will rise and shine ✨🙂
I really hope McLaren comes out with a great car for him to fight for Championship next year.
@@LazyxRey imagine a Ferrari vs Williams vs Mercedes vs Mclaren title battle next year
Mick Schumacher as he always does better in second year
sure but only in a best team and he won 2 race in his second year when his rookie teammate won 4
Alpine. They have improved so much, their last podium was in 2011 until Danny Ric broke that in 2020. They have improved yearly, and this year in 2021, they have won a race, the car is very stable and the team is brilliant. The team will also have a lot of money due to placing higher then other teams from they points they are getting. They also have a great driver, Alonso, who can power up the car, an example of this is 2014 Ferrari, the car wasn't good, but he somehow gained podiums and beat Kimi in the points. Alonso has also signed for 2022, which gives Alpine A LOT of hope. Ocon is also a great driver, he has skill and a good youngster to race in F1. I feel they will benefit from this and maybe be fighting around 1st and 3rd for the constructors championship in 2022.
Mhm, shame u couldnt join f1rc alpine.
I think mclaren because they seem to be getting there and they have been improving a lot since 2019 and are more closer to top teams this season so they think next one they will be fighting with Mercedes and Red Bull
If Danny pulls his own weight then yes.
I think that Pierre is gonna have a great season next year and hopefully more people take notice of how much he’s outperforming that car
I think the teams who are saving up on upgrades like Haas for the new regulation changes will have better chance of doing well. But obviously It also depends on the facilities and drivers the teams have, I think Mercedes can triumph if George can get a seat, but we will know who will really be in contention for the titles during next season’s Pre-season
I really can't believe Gunther's statements. Williams though, they may shoot up to the top for real
I hope it works out for Haas after years of backmarking and basically abandoning this year. At least they should become a solid pointscoring team.
Lando. If Mclaren can make a competitive car he could win the championship. He's got great speed and consistency. He's improved massively in a short span of time and is the leading driver for the team at a very young age.
Oh, if McLaren somehow gets competetive car in the "new era" I hope it's going to be Daniel. It's kind of his last chance. Lando will swim in the glorious sea of championships in the future for sure.
Wait, so is this a re-upload from last year with the title 'Durch GP 22' thrown into the headline to generate some sweet ad money from last years content? Noice! Still, good video, feels as good as the one last year! ;)
The teams that aren't Ferrari, but have as much money as Ferrari to throw at their problem(s), are going to perform well. Like it was for the last 17 years, with the eventual exception of 2008's Brawn. Money + NOT Ferrari = Success.
he just changed the title bruh
I’m thinking Albon , His chance had been taken away and would love to see him win and get his elbows out
I think it would be Red Bull who will perform the best becuz they literally have a genius designer on their side (Adrian Newey)
Yeah but they developed this years car too long. They’re about 2 months back compared to Mercedes, MCL etc. they’ll be on the back foot
Newey has been doing less and less work on the cars and stepping away from f1 iirc
Id say merc redbull and Ferrari are the obvious choices
Carlos Sainz is going to perform the best out of the pack taking in consideration his solide performance at Ferrari
Charles leclerc. Ferrari's been working on their 2022 car really hard thrue the last year and have been really focused on that, the regulations will help them to improve even more their performance. Leclerc is a brilliant driver and if ferrari get the best car, he even has a chance of winning the championship title
I think it'll be Aston Martin. If you look back at the last few years, Racing Point/Force India was always the team that was spending the least amount of money and they were still pretty good and often even challenged for podiums. Now in 2022 there will be a budget cap so every team is almost spending the same money. If Racing Point/Force India/Aston Martin were always getting good results by spending a lot less, they should theoretically be able to outperform everyone when everyone is spending less money as well. With Seb and Lance they also have the perfected line up consisting of a young, talented driver and a very experienced 4-time world champion. I think they're gonna be the best team with the new regulations (Btw sorry for my bad English sometimes, I'm not a native English speaker).
Ferrari and McLaren for sure. Due to cost Cap and they are currently not overspending like Mercedes and Red Bull. Biggest surprise I believe will be Aston Martin. Therefore making it for a much much more competitive experience for everyone.
Aston lol
Only 5 seconds slower than Max. Take notes drivers, this guy is in his prime.
Aston Martin looks like they have a really big potential. They have plenty of money thanks to Mr. Stroll he might be spend a lot on next regulation. That's my hope. I've been a big fan of AM sports car from young.
They have one of the greatest drivers to ever sit in a formula 1 car to boot
@@tommyholmes3749 yeah, that's right!
Aston Martin definitely has a chance at being at the top early on next season, with the new shaped car, I think seb will shine as he's a quick learner. Obviously max and lewis will be in the battle, they're really good drivers
Lol
Loved you technical input, regarding camber, suspension and aero settings. Thank you, very interesting.
Well based on the amount of overtakes this season and his actual skills as a driver, I actually think that Sebastian Vettel could do great next season, though Aston Martin needs to step up too, he needs a better car than he has now, in order to be able to perform as well as he actually can.
Alonso is also honorable mention for next season too.
It has to be Mazepin... he proved us all wrong getting the fastest lap at Spa, that shows how good he is.
He'll be the 2022 WDC 🏆🙌
Wasn't it Tsunoda?
@@johnnytopgun6414 No Mazespin actually
Yeah of course.. after he takes out everyone off the race
Personally I think William's will do the best this year, the team they have setup around them is looking really promising, lots of experience and a good financial backing always helps, if they get Alex or Nick de vries in the team that's really going to help, PS I do belive latiffi should stay...
Williams struggle in first 2 Free Practice
who id search this trailer just dislikes ?
Job Dane 👻😛👻
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Hi Nico,
The Hugenholz corner, you took the inside line.
You're supposed to go up the banking an then out like a v-shape.
Supposedly it is 0.2s faster?
Your line is the one you did before the track rebuild.
Lewis started with your inside line and later he went up the banking.👍
I'm pretty convinced that there will be a lot of overtaking this weekend, I think in the banked corners...😁
This may be a hot take, but I would love for Haas to ace the reg change and be competitive from the off. I mean they’ve been developing that car all year already… hope they get it right!
Imagine Mazespin on a podium 🤐
I would like to see Williams perform well next year, they have a big project and I would like that George Russell stays one more year and see what can he do with a more competitive car at Williams.
nah man, george deserves a championship winning car, like the merc. BUT, I would love to see albon in that seat and see what he can do
Anonymoose obviously George deserves the Merc but I would like to see him do amazing things with Williams and I would definitely like to see Alex back, I think all F1 fans wants to see him back
I think Williams will make a huge step forward next year. They have made huge progress this year with their limited resources so I think they will be able to capitalize on the budget caps and be very efficient with the budget caps in improving their car and fingers crossed get higher up the grid. I’d say Aston and McLaren will benefit as well.
eheheheh
I know it's probably the boring answer, but I think Mercedes will be the best team in 2022. With a lineup of Lewis and George (assuming the rumours are true), I don't think there's a better combo on the grid, and Mercedes have a great record of adapting to rule changes, so I think they will be the best team in 2022
Everyone saying things like kimi or latifi will perform the best but deep down you need to accept the truth
MazeKing will dominate
Forever
Uralkali f1 team for 10 championship remember i said that
For me it has to be Ricciardo for 2022. He's a driver that flourishes in close, wheel-to-wheel, late-braking battles, and the new regulations will hopefully make that a norm. Also, I have no doubt Andreas and the team will build a great F1 car.
Fingers crossed 🤞
He’s lost his mojo
🥲
I think Williams will pull a blinder next year. They might not have the same personnel from the crazy 90's , but hopefully the cash influx can show some creativity. But I think drivers like Seb and Gasly will be good with more stable rears. But it is such a tossup that if Haas wins 2021 constructors with Latifi being Wdc I wouldn't be surprised
I think George will be the best relative to this season next year, but only if he’s at Mercedes.
Mahaveer Raghunathan will be the best performer in 2022 because that's who Toto has teamed up with Lewis next year. Sorry George.
I think HAAS have done a Brawn and will have the fastest car on the grid in 2022 but won't have the driver's to win the championship.
I definitely think, and hope it’s haas. They have almost completely abandoned their hopes for this season(part of plan and decided way earlier) to focus on development for 2022. They will also have the most wind tunnel time(I think) so that’s definitely going to be a huge help if utilised correctly. I just hope they have a better driver lineup **cough cough** Mazepin.
I'm a Seb fan and i really hope he does well. But i'd say Max, for sure, he's a machine. I constantly gotta remind myself that he's just 23 years old, the kid is a veteran already. He can and will excel at anything you throw at him.
1000% agree!
Watching this video after the race, the lines in turn 3 ended up being totally different - braking a bit harder to take the outside line. Also, some drivers managed to find other overtaking spots using different lines and going for the outside of some corners. Better than I thought it would be.
Fernando Alonso will be the best performer in the 2022 season as long as the new regulation changes are set to go back to 2006. Ok, I will stop dreaming, I just want to see “El Nano” at the top again.
Two questions:
1: At @8:55 at the left handed hairpin, all the cars went from the outer line
2: Why don't you use high resolution for showing us the lap? 😬
I think Checo will definitely up his game a lot this coming season. Man has experience and will show now what time has been holding from us for a while.
Don't think so, Perez is trash
2022 Top performer will be Mercedes again, they have the best engine and the evolution is close to frozen and the chassis seems to be the 2nd best just behind Red Bull. My feeling is 2022 wont shake things up a lot.
You're probably right but don't forget, they're all completely new cars based on new and different regs for 2022. For most of mercs dominance, we've had only small updates to the existing cars year after year.
Carlos has shown how he can adapt brilliantly to a new car and with the hope ferrari will build a competitive car, my money is on him. (I want Daniel to win tho)
The new regulation changes are bad news for redbull, because they happened right after they got the fastest car in the grid. Who's gonna perform best? Well i guess those teams whose head are not focused in this season like redbull, mercedes, mclaren... I think we all hope Ferrari to be performing at his best next season, maybe all their resources are focused in the next season.
PS: someone else would like to see Mick driving in alfa romeo next to Valtteri the following season??
Tom Coronel would say by the hugenholtzbocht: 3/4de van de bocht inperen naar boven te hard erin en het momentum maken, opbouwen en dan wordt je echt gekatapulteerd!
Haas have to have a strong season next year. Mick has had a great start so far in F1 and the team has basically poured all their development into making the 2022 car as strong as possible. They're for sure going to end up 4th or 5th in constructors.
I would say Norris, current McLaren is a little deficit on downforce and he does wonders with it.
Hi Nico. In 2022 with the new regulation changes my vote goes for WILLIAMS.
It should be Haas because they are investing everything on 2022, but I think the best cars will be Mercedes, Red Bull and Alpine
How did you get that car that you were using in the video? I've been looking all over Assetto Corsa mods and couldn't find it. And could you please put a download link for it?
My answer is lando norris will perform best.. I think mclaren will be very competitive next season and lando is such a good driver imo :)