Brazil 2006: Schumacher's last race and epic wheel-to-wheel with Kimi. Button, Alonso and Massa on the podium Brazil 2012: Schumacher's last race and epic wheel-to-wheel with Kimi. Button, Alonso and Massa on the podium
It really wouldn't have, because he had one of his best seasons ever in 2013 and 2014 but Ferrari still didn't sign him because they went with a Raikkonen comeback and the season after that with Vettel to ferrari instead. I remember everyone being surprised that Ferrari didn't pick him for the 2013 season, because everybody knew Hulk was in contract talks with Ferrari.
@@dink7458 How was Lewis definitely gonna win? Nico catched back up to him after being down a few seconds. And honestly if you look at Alonso's, Webber's and Räikkönen's "excursions" Nico's rear slipping away was a small error compared to that, the problem being a car next to him. Definitely not worth a drive-through penalty though if you compare it to similar mistakes (and their punishment).
Just goes to show how unpredictable and actually fun in the early part of the 2010s. Towards the end of the decade the races became more and more predictable and hence just stopped being fun to watch IMO
One of the most underrated drives in Felipe Massa's career. Super drive, super team work and amazing skill to return to the podium in his beloved Interlagos, after 2008
@@drybones7475 indeed. At the last 2 races, he out qualified him for 3 tenths and had the outright pace to beat him, but strategic reasons kept him behind
That was actually extremely smart. In the clip afterwards you can see how easy it is to lose traction on the wet grass, so kimi, knewing he was still too fast to turn, choose to go the save route to avoid damage to the car.
@@ZZS3D888 I personally like Alonso but you don't need to meet someone to find them complaining about Honda, as well as other things, unenviable qualities
Davis Zvigulis People will say it’s nostalgia and we should get a grip but there is nothing like the atmosphere of going to a Grand Prix with these engines. Being able to trace the cars around the tracks by ear is such a good sensation.
@@aclark3208 I came to know F1 in the hybrid era, but the V8s just make F1 really sound like F1. When Ted Kravits was talking to Crofty and you can hear the engines scream in the background, I knew that's how F1 is supposed to sound.
Massa was simply amazing in this race: the start (from 5th to 2nd), the move on Webber for Alonso, the defense for his captain... he could have won hands down
@@drybones7475 Lewis retired in 4 races, none of which are his fault. Here Hulkenberg made a mistake, in Singapore and in Abu Dhabi his car broke while he was leading and at Spa Grosjean cut his road.
riemjann1 plus him squeezing Seb at the start and racing him hard through out. I think what Mark did was far worse than Seb in Malaysia as Mark wasn’t even fighting for much in this race, was just being an idiot
@@samfitzpatrick7891 What was Mark supposed to do at Turn 1? It's the first lap and you have to challenge for positions, Vettel just had a bad start and barely got squeezed out. Did you want Mark to stop his car on the grid and wait for Vettel to pass him (like at Spa 2010)?
@@markhenley3097 he didn't had to turn in so early, he started leaning towards Vettel long before T1. And if he instead of squeezing his teammate went straight another 20 metres,, he would effectively close the doors for Alonso and Force India.
3:00 This is the first time in 8 years that I've seen how maldonado retired from this race. They never mentioned it because of everything else going on.
it’s pretty hilarious watching the Williams just YEET itself the complete opposite direction the track is going... it’s so relatable to anyone who has played a decent sim
I think he'll struggle with Mercedes at the midfield, while Mclaren will keep their good car from 2012 and improve their pit crew. I see Jenson winning a few championships then.
2008 Brazil, 2010 Abu Dhabi and 2012 Brazil - Heart breaks in alternate years for Ferrari fans. Still cannot watch these three races without ending up feeling depressed.😢.
Anyone wanna tell me how Koboyashi continued after this 10:25 and still got points?! Also its amazing how we missed this shown on TV, but still had plenty of other drama to deal with. Amazing race, one of the best ever hand down.
He hit the wall almost perpendicular to the wheel axles, rather than at an angle, which would have definitely helped. Maybe the cars are a tiny bit more fragile these days, but there's still a decent chance you'd be able to continue with a 2019 car if the crash was identical. As for the points-scoring, that's mainly just down to the weather conditions making this a crazy race...
Fun fact: Michael in his last race for Ferrari, in Brazil, got a puncture in the left rear 6 years later: Michael in his last race for Mercedes And of his career got a puncture in the same tyre
Check Spain 2011. The start of Alonso is out of this world. Both Red Bulls change direction, one to the left and one to the right and he avoided both of them and went from 4h to 1st. It's the best start ever. And check Singapore 2017 too.
Yeah can't believe the insults he got till someone said they use that track for other races (porsche cup I think) and Kimi remembered but the Gate was closed for F1😂. Another eg of him thinking outside the box!
Lotus had both of their cars with quite big accidents and the TV broadcast basically was like "sorry guys, bigger fish to fry here" and didnt show replays of them
Wow, this race have so much legend moments: a championship fight between Vettel and Alonso: Vettel have a very slow start, then spon, have damage Meangwhile Alonso making double overtake. Raikkonen and Shumacher figting incredibly great, and it is last race for Shumacher as well. Vettel making amazing comeback Raikkonen goes off, off and away of the track. One of the best races for Hulkenberg, most likely closest to the podium. Button's last win - classic wet perfiomance. Last race for Hamilton in Mclaren. And actually Petrov on 11th place - just taking away 10th place in constructors championship from Marussia. It was best position for the 3 great outsiders at the time (beaten by Bianchi at 2014 Monaco)
@@6Alexis8 I just meant that it was unexpectable and turned fight for championship very quickly. Actually if Webber didn't move to the inside, Hulkenberg would got trough there slowing down Vettel as well, I think Webber was dfending more from Massa and Hulkenberg then from Vettel.
I'm only 23, and I still remember watching this race from start to finish on "SpeedTV". Until Brazil 2012, the only other time I had watched an F1 season consistently was towards the end of 2007 to see that rookie Lewis Hamilton the first black F1 driver, and in 2008 when he won a championship. 2012 was when I really learned to love F1. As happy as I am to see Lewis rise to become a 6-time champion, I hope 2021 brings back the unpredictability of 2012.
@@mr.awesome6649 He didn't have to, Fernando was clearly faster every time until the failure (Ferrari wind tunnel correlational problems) of an update in Austin for Fernando (car floor ).. End of the story.
It's Hulkenberg's greatest race in Formula 1. You show only his spin, crash and post-race team radio... for the God's sake, upload his overtakes compilation at that race as a separate video.
It's fascinating comparing the team-mates of the championship contenders here. Lap 1, Massa had an incredible start getting into P2. Then at the end of lap one allows Alonso to slip up the inside into P3 which put him behind Webber and hulkenberg into P6. Massa being the perfect team player for Alonso. Massa had an amazing start but allowed Fernando to take his podium position for the team. On the other hand, lap one Webber blocks Vettel and forces him back, ultimately causing him to spin and ruin his championship chances. This is apparently what ruined their relationship and led to the Multi 21 incident in Malaysia 2013 (Vettel getting his own back on Webber for jeopardising his championship chances). Webber also asked which switch was 'Multi 12' when asked to let Sebastian through. And Webber sandwiched Vettel on lap 29 which could have ruined is recovery drive again. It's really interesting comparing Massa to Webber here as team-mates. Massa comes across really well here, even though he had reasons to be angry at Fernando. Arguably Michael Schumacher was a better team-mate to Vettel in this race than Webber 🙈
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Brazil 2006: Schumacher's last race and epic wheel-to-wheel with Kimi. Button, Alonso and Massa on the podium
Brazil 2012: Schumacher's last race and epic wheel-to-wheel with Kimi. Button, Alonso and Massa on the podium
Also kimi vs msc into turn one on both occasions....
Msc won the battle in 2006
Kimi won it in 2012
Peter Fighter Schumacher had a puncture in both races
Also Jenson on the podium in 2006 and 2012 😁😅
Both battles with Raikkonen were on the first two corners and in both they nearly hit each other but managed to avoid
@@Cpr1234 yep.... There's a reason why few drivers like Kimi are considered as epic drivers even if they haven't got enough numbers.
This track can never be out of F1.
This and Hockenheim
BR é osso
Apparently they want Rio Autodrome to be the venue
PAOK 1926 oof
@@AreYouJulius what?
If hulkenberg won this race, his career would’ve been transformed
but he didn't cause he crashed and ruined Hamilton's last McLaren race which he was definitely gonna win
Definitely
He could've also been one win wonder like Maldonado, Alesi or Panis and never make a big career. We'll never know.
It really wouldn't have, because he had one of his best seasons ever in 2013 and 2014 but Ferrari still didn't sign him because they went with a Raikkonen comeback and the season after that with Vettel to ferrari instead. I remember everyone being surprised that Ferrari didn't pick him for the 2013 season, because everybody knew Hulk was in contract talks with Ferrari.
@@dink7458 How was Lewis definitely gonna win? Nico catched back up to him after being down a few seconds.
And honestly if you look at Alonso's, Webber's and Räikkönen's "excursions" Nico's rear slipping away was a small error compared to that, the problem being a car next to him. Definitely not worth a drive-through penalty though if you compare it to similar mistakes (and their punishment).
After 5 minutes of onboards: lap 6
Just goes to show how unpredictable and actually fun in the early part of the 2010s. Towards the end of the decade the races became more and more predictable and hence just stopped being fun to watch IMO
The first 20 laps were insane
@@gaming10701 nah. 2010 and 12 were good, rest was boring
Today after 5 minutes:
All excting scenes of the whole race from three different angles shown
2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, and 2012 the best
Hulkenberg : Aight imma about to win this race
Saftey Car : NO
IM ROYALE Hulkenberg and Button were 40 seconds ahead before Safety Car
Lewis Hamilton: allow me to introduce myself
@@ChikaTCv0.5 Hulkenberg's poor racing line: Let me introduce myself.
Hulkenberg downshifting to 1st gear mid corner in slippery condition like a f***ing amateur: let me introduce myself
@@ChrisMcLaren666 thanks pro, idk why are you no in your team cuz clearly youve got the surname and the fucking knowledge
"Multi 12, Multi 12"
Webber: Which switch is that?
The Sebastian switch
James G the one where the team orders are actually enforced properly and stuck to by both drivers
Opposite to multi 21
Multi 12 on lap 12 😂. Season 2k and 12 😂 😂😂😂
Sebastian's championship button.
F1: ok, so how many exciting races do you want at Interlagos?
Interlagos: yes.
Overused meme
Divine But it still gets the point across
@@projectjt3149 yeah sure
@@divine6401 oVeRusEd mEmE, maybe you should stop being on RUclips so much?
@@acho8387 Fix yo english
One of the most underrated drives in Felipe Massa's career. Super drive, super team work and amazing skill to return to the podium in his beloved Interlagos, after 2008
Yep.
Massa had a good second half of 2012. With his crap car of Ferrari, he scored more points than Lewis Hamilton and Mark Webber.
@@drybones7475 he regained some confidence in the second half of 2012,so he performed much better
@@miltiadis199 If I remember well, for a couple of times he matched Alonso's pace and could even have finished ahead of him.
@@drybones7475 indeed. At the last 2 races, he out qualified him for 3 tenths and had the outright pace to beat him, but strategic reasons kept him behind
9:34 This is what happens when Raikkonen is left alone but he doesn't know what to do.
Holagoon Gaming ;)))
Well he still is having troubles with his visor and also his steering wheel
That was actually extremely smart. In the clip afterwards you can see how easy it is to lose traction on the wet grass, so kimi, knewing he was still too fast to turn, choose to go the save route to avoid damage to the car.
Mancharia and also he like Mika Hakkinen went to the nearest cafe to drink a cup of tea with ice cream! 😆
No Kimi no, you will not have the escape road.
12:09 and still I wonder after 8 years how did he manage to save this one. I never liked Alonso as a person but his skills are remarkable.
I think Formula 1 drivers need to be able to do that and the most can do that
Dude have you ever met him
Don't fall to British Propoganda
Fernando always represents a driver with a fire in his heart, reminds me of Senna.
@@ZZS3D888 I personally like Alonso but you don't need to meet someone to find them complaining about Honda, as well as other things, unenviable qualities
During his karting days, his father couldn't afford wet tyres so he had to adapt in the wet conditions using dry tyres
Got to be one of the best races in recent memory. So much riding on it, so much action, Schumi's last race etc etc.
“How’s the car Lewis” as the wheel is hanging off
Guess you could say the tyre was dead
@@AMR_Krissy It was a fantastic yesterday.
3:13 Maldonado s crash that was never caught on tv
FantasticoM Football and F1 Well it was nothing special lol
@@MRHDOfficial and?
F1 tv director can’t keep up with me crashing, lol what a nab
@@MRHDOfficial lol I was just pointing it out stop crying
Exactly. In the 2 lap I saw the table MAL Dnf and ask myself why and now i know the answer xD
3:11 GPS: "Turn right, now."
I thought there is "Turn left, turn left".😅
15:34 Hulkenberg's F1 story
16:56 I miss him so much 😔😔 he was such a nice human being
Michael Schumacher even in 2024, still a very nice human being. 😭
8:56 Schumacher and Raikkonen too close still continues the race.
2019: Vettel and Leclerc comes too close, both DNF.
It was like Brazil 2006, soo close but no contact
The cars are about the width of a channel ferry so it was inevitable
@@aclark3208 Yeah, true.
2012: Vettel and Button at Abu Dhabi too close in a more important moment, still continues the race
2018: Max vs Ocon, crash.
The sound of these cars man...
Davis Zvigulis People will say it’s nostalgia and we should get a grip but there is nothing like the atmosphere of going to a Grand Prix with these engines. Being able to trace the cars around the tracks by ear is such a good sensation.
The V8 sounds shit compared to a V12 or V10.
Uzair Syed But we weren’t comparing them to the V10 or V12. So stop being a twat. Yes they sound better, but what’s the problem with admiring the V8s?
@@aclark3208 I came to know F1 in the hybrid era, but the V8s just make F1 really sound like F1.
When Ted Kravits was talking to Crofty and you can hear the engines scream in the background, I knew that's how F1 is supposed to sound.
No. They sound great. I don’t care about v10 since i didn’t watch f1 at that time
7:18 red bull overtaken by a murussia
Massa was simply amazing in this race: the start (from 5th to 2nd), the move on Webber for Alonso, the defense for his captain... he could have won hands down
he was always good at brazil
Massa had a good second half of 2012. With his crap car of Ferrari, he scored more points than Lewis Hamilton and Mark Webber.
@@drybones7475 Lewis retired in 4 races, none of which are his fault. Here Hulkenberg made a mistake, in Singapore and in Abu Dhabi his car broke while he was leading and at Spa Grosjean cut his road.
6:38 hmmm turns out Seb’s not the only one who didn’t know the ‘multi’ instruction 😂
Multi 21 at Malaysia was Vettel’s payback for this; Malaysia 2013 was just two races later. Webber asked for trouble and got it.
riemjann1 plus him squeezing Seb at the start and racing him hard through out. I think what Mark did was far worse than Seb in Malaysia as Mark wasn’t even fighting for much in this race, was just being an idiot
I’m happy people actually understand Multi 21 was revenge, stupid new fans simply bash him saying multi 21 without knowing anything more
@@samfitzpatrick7891 What was Mark supposed to do at Turn 1? It's the first lap and you have to challenge for positions, Vettel just had a bad start and barely got squeezed out. Did you want Mark to stop his car on the grid and wait for Vettel to pass him (like at Spa 2010)?
@@markhenley3097 he didn't had to turn in so early, he started leaning towards Vettel long before T1. And if he instead of squeezing his teammate went straight another 20 metres,, he would effectively close the doors for Alonso and Force India.
3:00 This is the first time in 8 years that I've seen how maldonado retired from this race. They never mentioned it because of everything else going on.
*MALDONADO crashes*
MAL: "Yeah I'll appear in TV for sure"
*Gets overshadowed*
MAL: "NANI?!?!"
Kieran Bennett same with that kobayashi spin !
It was hilarious the way the car turn..
it’s pretty hilarious watching the Williams just YEET itself the complete opposite direction the track is going... it’s so relatable to anyone who has played a decent sim
Turn Right to go left
8:40 - 9:07
Two legends fighting for places, Schumacher and Raikonnen
10 years later, still the same.
Brings a lot of memories from 2000s F1 back
16:40 "I wish you a wonderful time whatever the future will bring you"
Maybe something like 6 Championships in a row
I think he'll struggle with Mercedes at the midfield, while Mclaren will keep their good car from 2012 and improve their pit crew. I see Jenson winning a few championships then.
@@markhenley3097 and now the woosh comments roll in.
@Slap_Offiziell Woooooooosh lol
Ross Brawn didn't get to enjoy it though, getting pushed out of Mercedes at the end of 2013 by the new Wolff/Lauda faction within the team.
7...
You know it was an amazing race when there’s 17 mins of onboard footage.
3:11
s🅱️indolado
I\/Iaster Plan.
Brazil 2019 nowhere near this
Actually this is even better than Germany 2019 and behind Canada 2011
It would have been if it rained
Brazil 2016 was better than Brazil 2019 as well
And Brazil 2019 was better than the entire first half of 2019
@@henriqueazank5254 right and Canadian 2011 was better than the entire 2019 season
@@sadkdhm2060 second half of 2019 was great many good races. So shut the fuck up
3:12 Ight imma head out
-Pastor Maldonado 2012
GP Brazil, the best
Sup
2:27 I don’t get tired of seeing
Beautiful work by Massa
@@geegee8421 Exactly lol
2008 Brazil, 2010 Abu Dhabi and 2012 Brazil - Heart breaks in alternate years for Ferrari fans. Still cannot watch these three races without ending up feeling depressed.😢.
Thanks for the upload F1, there was a lot of spins/offs and team radio that I don't remember seeing live.
11:45 We see some front wing damage, but with just a few laps to go we think you can make it to the end.
Anyone wanna tell me how Koboyashi continued after this 10:25 and still got points?! Also its amazing how we missed this shown on TV, but still had plenty of other drama to deal with. Amazing race, one of the best ever hand down.
He hit the wall almost perpendicular to the wheel axles, rather than at an angle, which would have definitely helped. Maybe the cars are a tiny bit more fragile these days, but there's still a decent chance you'd be able to continue with a 2019 car if the crash was identical. As for the points-scoring, that's mainly just down to the weather conditions making this a crazy race...
Schumacher
2006 Puncture
2012 Puncture
wow
Schumacher vs kimi wheel to wheel into turn 1 as well
Alonso and Massa on the podium
And Button
Jinx final race for michael tho repeat itself
9:36 Kimi Going Home Early
3:10 I can't stop laughing 😂
I found 11:36 pretty funny for some reason, just a sideways whack and out of the race he goes.
Prins van Oranje *Bonk*
Thank you F1 for showing all these classic races. Boredom has been staved off for another weekend
2:12 Mad props to Kimi for not ruining Seb's championship right there.
That was closeee....
9:34 When you discover an easter-egg part of the track in the F1 game. XD
That start from Massa is what i call perfection
That has to be one of the best starts ever from Massa! 5th to 2nd
Massa had a good second half of 2012. With his crap car of Ferrari, he scored more points than Lewis Hamilton and Mark Webber.
Michael & Sebastian sound so same on the radio.
Fun fact:
Michael in his last race for Ferrari, in Brazil, got a puncture in the left rear
6 years later:
Michael in his last race for Mercedes
And of his career got a puncture in the same tyre
De Space same podium in both races.
@@rockyripvon3279 lol that's true
ILLUMINATI CONFIRMED!
And the overtake by Kimi was at the same corner Michael overtook him, except swapped around.
Massa is a great starter! I miss Him from Ferrari.
Yeah and Alonso is the king of starts
Massa is the king of the start
Check Spain 2011. The start of Alonso is out of this world. Both Red Bulls change direction, one to the left and one to the right and he avoided both of them and went from 4h to 1st. It's the best start ever. And check Singapore 2017 too.
Massa had a good second half of 2012. With his crap car of Ferrari, he scored more points than Lewis Hamilton and Mark Webber.
You gotta love the sound of the old V8😍
2011 blown diffuser sounds bring back memories
Ohh yeah😍
Those days when Vettel ruled the v8
4:51 Grojean doing what he does best.
3:12 And Maldonado🤣
@@leewat9068 what a team !
@@Clem0816 Funny to think that they were actually teammates at Lotus in 2014-15
"Think before you drive"
Oh the irony
@@leewat9068 Maldonado just *evacuated* off the track, what was that
Jenson Button is a straight up gentleman for mentioning Lewis' bad luck right after taking the win, his sense of sportsmanship was something rare.
Best race ever, even after seeing this race multiple times it was so action packed I didn't even know Kobayashi crashed at the final corner before now
Massa showed he still had the skill of an F1 driver this race. This was his best track and even after his accident he was really good here.
Istanbul Park? That was the only track where he was genuinely faster than Alonso in 2010.
@@ardaakdeniz3905 Alonso is one of the best drivers of all time and the car was designed to suit him, not a fair comparison.
@@markhenley3097 I was saying that Istanbul Park may be Massa's best track.
4:05 Bono, My rear left tyre is gone
This is one of the best videos you guys have uploaded. So raw but well edited.
"Multi 12". I wonder if they ever used "Multi 21" 🤔🤔
Malaysia 2013😂
L2K4S nahhh it only worked one way bc not everyone is a team player
@@edu0013 I agree.
Webber is a dickhead for trying to lose vettel and his team the championship.
Seb's car is 1, Mark's car is 2
when Malaysia 2013 multi 21 mean Mark will stay ahead of Seb, here multi 12 mean Seb will go ahead
Webber squeezed Vettel at the start and raced him hard.
Maybe the fact that Flavio Briatore was his manager had an influence.
3:10 - how it feels to chew 5 gum
Schumacher started his F1 career in 7th place in qualifying for Jordan, he then finished his career in 7th place at this race for Mercedes
I feel like F1 changed forever after this season, 2013 onwards never quite felt the same
this came out literally as i finished watching the race
i did not know you also a f1 fan!
@@rifatbrinkhuis5080 oh yeah im planning to race for Mercedes next year
this video is incredible, great memory of the 2012 season and the sounds of these engine V8 I love them so much.
Massa tactics of letting Fernando overtake him in a sandwich are magnificent!
That kimi pass of schumacher is defo one of the cleanest overtake ive seen in a decade
9:31 One of my favourite Kimi moments.
Yeah can't believe the insults he got till someone said they use that track for other races (porsche cup I think) and Kimi remembered but the Gate was closed for F1😂. Another eg of him thinking outside the box!
I've been waiting 8 years for this video😍
Lotus had both of their cars with quite big accidents and the TV broadcast basically was like "sorry guys, bigger fish to fry here" and didnt show replays of them
8:42 I am in awe, absolute not an inch given by each of them but complete respect for each other holy shit
Thats when F1 cars still sounded like F1!
Perfect viewing with my coffee and a rainy Wyoming morning!
Wow, this race have so much legend moments: a championship fight between Vettel and Alonso:
Vettel have a very slow start, then spon, have damage
Meangwhile Alonso making double overtake.
Raikkonen and Shumacher figting incredibly great, and it is last race for Shumacher as well.
Vettel making amazing comeback
Raikkonen goes off, off and away of the track.
One of the best races for Hulkenberg, most likely closest to the podium.
Button's last win - classic wet perfiomance.
Last race for Hamilton in Mclaren.
And actually Petrov on 11th place - just taking away 10th place in constructors championship from Marussia. It was best position for the 3 great outsiders at the time (beaten by Bianchi at 2014 Monaco)
Vettel didnt spin he got crashed... that's not the same
And he had a slow start because of Webber... he squeezed him in turn 1
@@6Alexis8 I just meant that it was unexpectable and turned fight for championship very quickly.
Actually if Webber didn't move to the inside, Hulkenberg would got trough there slowing down Vettel as well, I think Webber was dfending more from Massa and Hulkenberg then from Vettel.
@@zdoroviyantony4089 You're not completely wrong :))
the best part about this is no annoying commentary from Crofty
Good point!
Senna: I’m about to end my own career.
He really didnt do anything though
Nah, I don’t think he was to blame at all but still, the incident was just a really rubbish way to end his final Grand Prix.
the chrome McLaren is will forever be one of the best liveries
Before I showed up, you had to deal with these kind of boring races.
Bruh Voice Effect #3
I was the key source of entertainment!
Pastor Maldonado no I don’t think so, i am!
“It’s so boring this formula one, that’s what I hate most” - Brundle
I loved to read comments before you showed up on every freaking video
The real race of the decade
Schumacher sounds exactly like seb on the radio
I'm only 23, and I still remember watching this race from start to finish on "SpeedTV". Until Brazil 2012, the only other time I had watched an F1 season consistently was towards the end of 2007 to see that rookie Lewis Hamilton the first black F1 driver, and in 2008 when he won a championship. 2012 was when I really learned to love F1. As happy as I am to see Lewis rise to become a 6-time champion, I hope 2021 brings back the unpredictability of 2012.
7:15 A wild Marussia overtakes a Red Bull...
Am I on acids?
13:42
GP Lambiasse: Nice job Paul. MAX attack now.
Max: dude, I’m 12.
Some cringe joke
@@sadikurrahman4833 thank you. That means a lot
Np just work on your jokes and you’ll be there 👍
Ps I’m not old
@@sadikurrahman4833 ok boomer cheers
@@Lowdo1549 I’m gen z btw not a prehistoric like you
Damn, lot of unseen footage!
Let’s get back to it Boys, can’t wait!
3:11 Pastor said goodbye.
This is the one of the best race that I've ever watched, just impressive.
We all miss V8’s sound 💔
Look that sound !!!!! Please come back
3:10 "Maldonado Style"
Massa's start is always beautiful. Was glad to see him on the podium back then and even now watching it again
He might have won if he didn't have to slow down for alonso all the time!
@@mr.awesome6649 He didn't have to, Fernando was clearly faster every time until the failure (Ferrari wind tunnel correlational problems) of an update in Austin for Fernando (car floor ).. End of the story.
I thought Brazil 2019 best onboards with 12mins were good, now, this is something else
This was ages better. Just bc midfield cars were able to score podiums without the top guys crashing
@@BaufuchsLP that has nothing to do with my comment but ok
The feeling when F1 gives you 17 minutes of onboard action for this race
It's Hulkenberg's greatest race in Formula 1. You show only his spin, crash and post-race team radio... for the God's sake, upload his overtakes compilation at that race as a separate video.
It's fascinating comparing the team-mates of the championship contenders here.
Lap 1, Massa had an incredible start getting into P2. Then at the end of lap one allows Alonso to slip up the inside into P3 which put him behind Webber and hulkenberg into P6. Massa being the perfect team player for Alonso. Massa had an amazing start but allowed Fernando to take his podium position for the team.
On the other hand, lap one Webber blocks Vettel and forces him back, ultimately causing him to spin and ruin his championship chances. This is apparently what ruined their relationship and led to the Multi 21 incident in Malaysia 2013 (Vettel getting his own back on Webber for jeopardising his championship chances). Webber also asked which switch was 'Multi 12' when asked to let Sebastian through. And Webber sandwiched Vettel on lap 29 which could have ruined is recovery drive again.
It's really interesting comparing Massa to Webber here as team-mates. Massa comes across really well here, even though he had reasons to be angry at Fernando. Arguably Michael Schumacher was a better team-mate to Vettel in this race than Webber 🙈
Webber helped ferrari more than massa helped ferrari....
2:13 what a great move by kimi !
The move to drive outside the track was even better
The real Race of the decade
13:03 Am I the only that saw Sebastian overtake Kobayashi under yellow flags?
No he overtook just before the yellow flag.... look 10 sec before there was no yellow flag
Ferrari4ever 12:34 I think it was clearly a yellow flag
@@adolfotolentino6063 yes.. but yellow flag was appeared exactly after Sebastian overtook Kamui
Rizky Maulana 12:59 not exactly after the overtake was done
It's not orange flag it's warning about slippery conditions of the track and it's actually orange
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More tension in the first 8 laps than the first quarter of last season pretty much...
First half except for Germany***
17 minutes onboard 😍 I love this 😍
This was like the normal race of the online in f1 2019
Everyone is spinning 🤣🤣🤣
One element unknowingly putting in check every racer's ability
Did Alonso start with no hands?? Insane.
That is his magic, using a different technique for the optimal clutch bitepoint. :) Genius.
Imagine the 2019 lineup running in this same rainy conditions
4:54 to be continued......
You know it was a good race when the best onboard video is more than 17 mins long