Looking at this video, it made me wonder how different F1 history could have been if drivers like Senna, Clark and Rindt didn't die so early. Just imagine Senna in mid 90's Williams - I doubt that Schumacher would have won both of his titles and Hill probably wouldn't even get that one he had. Clark could have easily won few more titles with that Lotus, probably even breaking Fangio's 5 titles record in the process. As for Rindt, he remains one of the biggest "what if's" in F1 history. He definitely had potential to win multiple titles. But, sadly, we will never know.
You could also imagine if Schumacher didn't break his leg in 99 and didn't retire in 06/mass damper was banned at the start of the season, as it should've been. He had at least 6 titles in a row plus another 3 from 06 to 08 in his tank. Unreal numbers.
@@Michael-vc3kc 🤣 sure man. He was getting finished at that point 🤣 he got beaten by alonso in a faster car and marginally beat Massa 🤣 🤣 Schumacher had a choice if he wanted kimi as his teammate but that would mean kicking out Massa and he got scared and ran away. Really ‘proved’ himself 🤣
@@BackRowB Quite possible, with expected retirement of Jackie Stewart. It is horrific to think about how being hung up on the guardrail/Armco literally inflicted damage and led to his death.
@@AZBCDEE that mass damper Renault was unbeatable, first of all. He had a DNF in Suzuka while leading and a puncture in Brazil. Without those he walks the championship. Second of all, Massa beat him ONCE when Michael didn't have a issue. Your wheel knowledge doesn't exist, it's disgusting to look at.
Now please redo this video with how many races it took to reach these numbers to give the real context. Did Hakkinen have more races or less races in the McLaren than Hamilton and Senna? How many races did Ascari take to win those 13 races compared to Vettel? Without the context it doesn't mean that much.
Vettel, Schumacher, and Hamilton appearing twice on this list is crazy.
Inflated stats - there were 6 races a season in the 50s - 23 in 2022.
You had to do 4 seasons in the 50s to match one year in 2022
Meanwhile Fangio:
Max surpassed They are in 2025
Clark's record is incredible 25-1-6.
Looking at this video, it made me wonder how different F1 history could have been if drivers like Senna, Clark and Rindt didn't die so early. Just imagine Senna in mid 90's Williams - I doubt that Schumacher would have won both of his titles and Hill probably wouldn't even get that one he had. Clark could have easily won few more titles with that Lotus, probably even breaking Fangio's 5 titles record in the process. As for Rindt, he remains one of the biggest "what if's" in F1 history. He definitely had potential to win multiple titles. But, sadly, we will never know.
You could also imagine if Schumacher didn't break his leg in 99 and didn't retire in 06/mass damper was banned at the start of the season, as it should've been. He had at least 6 titles in a row plus another 3 from 06 to 08 in his tank. Unreal numbers.
Drancois Cevert is my favourite driver who didn't win a WDC to use on what if he didn't die
@@Michael-vc3kc 🤣 sure man. He was getting finished at that point 🤣 he got beaten by alonso in a faster car and marginally beat Massa 🤣 🤣 Schumacher had a choice if he wanted kimi as his teammate but that would mean kicking out Massa and he got scared and ran away. Really ‘proved’ himself 🤣
@@BackRowB Quite possible, with expected retirement of Jackie Stewart. It is horrific to think about how being hung up on the guardrail/Armco literally inflicted damage and led to his death.
@@AZBCDEE that mass damper Renault was unbeatable, first of all.
He had a DNF in Suzuka while leading and a puncture in Brazil. Without those he walks the championship.
Second of all, Massa beat him ONCE when Michael didn't have a issue. Your wheel knowledge doesn't exist, it's disgusting to look at.
This shows how important the car is for the wins!
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Vettel / Ferrari being the most winningest combination not to take at least one championship together still breaks my heart even all these years later
Suggestion that might require some time and hardwork : most races without scoring a single point !
It’s David brabam or that guy who doesn’t know what a kilometer is
Just shows how differents Stats are after 1982
Now please redo this video with how many races it took to reach these numbers to give the real context. Did Hakkinen have more races or less races in the McLaren than Hamilton and Senna? How many races did Ascari take to win those 13 races compared to Vettel? Without the context it doesn't mean that much.