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This season has changed my views on Sainz. Before this season I would've considered him just a solid but unspectacular driver, someone you could count on to hold up the number 2 seat to a high level, but not championship quality. But with the intelligence he's shown this season, and consistency too, I now fully think he can be championship quality. He definitely doesn't have the raw pace of Leclerc, but I think he makes up for it in other areas. As a Ferrari fan, I bloody love our line up.
Thing is, Sainz is a fucking genius.
Which also means that he is already thinking about other teams, which can give a car he wants and also be the number 1 driver at.
Leclerc is Ferrari's No.1, no matter how good sainz is, He'll defo start looking for other options and not stay in the sinking red ship.
Intelligence can help when you have equal pace as the guy you are fighting. It will not help you over a season when you are simply quite a bit slower.
Your line up would honestly be better if Leclerc was fast and intelligent and Sainz slow and passive (I think there is nothing wrong with Leclercs IQ, it is just his passive mindset) Spreading the qualities around would be fun if they were fighting each other in a superior car, or when you are nowhere near the top at all, but otherwise it is better to have 1 complete driver)
He has really proven me wrong. I thought he was lucky to get the Ferrari drive after beating a rookie Lando (but losing in quali h2h if I remember rightly!) and being beaten by both Max and Daniel in the past... But start of 2022 aside he has looked the real deal. Not quite the fastest but definitely a solid driver worthy of a top seat.
Sainz is a Rosberg level driver imo
@@ignatiusng1843But Rosberg also won a championship
Aldas didnt mention The young guns are in a similar predicament to when Danny ric started at RB when Lewis and Nicco were on fire. Danny, even though his RB kept breaking down was always bitting at their heels. Hope Lando does not lose faith also
If you look up to the 2010s decade in F1. How many diffrent World Champions you had there. Only three. That shows that the best will always take the World Championship title, when they can do so. It looks like with the driving skills Verstappen got. He will claim a lot of World Championship title. Maybe Alonso will get his third, if he joins Red Bull and fights hard enough for it, just like Rosberg did against Hamilton. Leclerc I think might get one or few Championship titles, when Ferrari makes competitive and reliable enough car, that dosent brake down, but for Rusell, Norris and Piastri. I dont really see any of them winning World Championship title in the future. Rusell seems to mess it up always chasing car behind and then crashing and he just seems not to be as much up in pace to win World Championship title. Norris on other hand is driving for McLaren, that I dont see winning World Championship title, but his fast driver, but I dont think his really up in pace with Verstappen and Alonso to win World Championship title, when most of his podiums come with somewhat luck, when the other big teams mess up with something else. Piastri I think is the same thing, when he just seems little bit worse, than Norris and so I dont he either will have the capability of winning World Championship titles. Russel, Norris and Piastri I see, that all of them might win races, like Coulthard did back in the day and many others, but not be good enough to challenge for the World Championship, because only the few best drivers of each generation takes the World Championship titles with pure determination to win most of their races to achieve it. In earlier generations the World Champions were Häkkinen and Schumacher, Räikkönen and Alonso, Hamilton and Vettel and now it seems it will be Verstappen and Leclerc, while great drivers like Rusell, Norris and Piastri might just some race wins in their career, but wont get them in constant basis, that they could fight for the Championship title of some specific year, when you need close to ten wins in single season to be even able to fight for the Championship title in the first place.
Sainz is a championship quality driver. By year’s end he will have beaten Chuck 2/3 years.
The most insane thing about all of this is that Lewis and Max both have an above 50% rate of podium finishes in all of their races (59% of 330 races and 52% of 183 races), with Lewis even having a 31% P1 finish rate and Max having a 28% P1 finish rate. For example Alonso is the only current grid driver that comes close with a 28% podium finish rate across all of his 378 races.. And maybe Leclerc with a 23% podium finish rate at 123 races..
Either way it's quite the grid in the making!
Looking forward to the 2026 season when everything gets shaken up by the numerous changes.
Leclerc's percentage serverly ruined by Fail-a-rrari
@@Firemarioflower lmao then what was alonso's? he had worse ferraris than leclerc and worse mclarens then leclers sauber
Alonso's been on the podium in 28% of his races?? If that's an actual stat, that is phenomenal when you take into consideration all of those lean years.
I think Max actually has more retirements due to car issues than Hamilton as well.
@@EvLSpectrehe does he has 3 more. However,the 4 that tip max over were in his rookie season which tbh for these stats is irrelevant anyway
Its crazy how Alonso went from competing with the likes of Michael Schumacher to Lance Stroll
Is he though?
As far as I can see through the records of the races this season, Alonso has clearly shown how undeserving Stroll is of that second Aston's seat.
They don't even come close for you to even consider them competing.
@@hanul9930 If his father didn’t own the team he wouldn’t have made it but recently both of them have been doing well and you could argue in ways Alonso isn’t competing.
@@hanul9930 it is just a joke in the end
Hasn't really been a competition for him this year
Alonso is so skilled compared to Lance Stroll. Stroll is actual garbage
In the past, generations usually came and left at the same time from Senna,Prost,Mansell,Piquet, to Schumacher,Hakkinen,Montoya, Villeneuve, to Hamilton,Vettel,Alonso and Kimi. Its incredible how the longevity of Hamilton and of course Alonso has made them the first drivers to be a huge part of two generations and the day they retire will be one of the saddest ones.
the day LH retires will be celebrated in terms of no more woke hypocrisy .. when alonso retires it will be a sad day
I have followed all of these eras. The competitive intensity is least of these in the current era. Sad when any champ retires - and it is sadder that there seems to be a new gen of fans, who are basically salty little bitches - like the chap above.
@@alexderegt3925So cringe. Instead of appreciating both legends you chose to shit on one. Idc if you like Hamilton or not but his and Alonso's retirement will be a sad day for F1.
hamilton has been around 2 generations, alonso has been around 3
cringe or not the truth hurts a little doesnt it@@stevenjoseph6048
The difference between Leclerc and Sainz is that Sainz isn’t afraid to go against orders. Sainz has experience in different teams and uses that to his advantage. He knows how Max, Daniel, Hulkenberg, Lando and Charles all operate and he uses that to his advantage. And people don’t give him enough credit. He’s the reason Ferrari has a win this season and it’s due to his intelligence and his ability to know how Lando works.
Also the difference that leclerc has 5 retirments costing hom 57-60 points while Sainz has 2 costing him 18.Leclerc has been the better driver especially since suzuka but tbf No other driver other than Sainz could win that race at singapore in that ferrari,Not max,Not leclerc,Not Alonso,Not hamilton Sainz did what was required
him going against team orders is not bcs hes brave, its bcs he has his father and Santander to do politics around that, something Charles does not have
Believe me, Sainz is getting A LOT of credit, way more than Charles..
Why is everyone sleeping on Carlos Sainz? My man can beat Charles Leclerc any day. If he pretends that he's racing for p3 and that "you wanna see p3" and that he doesn't have to worry about the title and just take it one race at a time, he'll probably put it on the front row, get podiums every race, win enough to be in the title fight or even win it.
I mean Sainz has been nowhere near leclerc when ferrari finally got rid of the part of the car that leclerc hated most(which is inconsistency)Which they got rid of in suzuka and leclerc has been faster on every track since and would definitely be ahead of Sainz rn if he didnt get he dsq in Austin and Dns if we even let him have the dsq if he didnt get the dns he would be I believe 7-10 points behind Sainz rn and wouldve still caught up.Not to forget he has 5 retirements and Sainz has 2.Leclerc has said Australia wasnt his fault and Zandvoort cant be classified as a skill issue.Leclercs retirments have cost him 57-60 points this season and Sainz's retirements have cost him 18 points.Its a damn big difference
Not to forget the bad car in spain that cost him about 6-8 more points.Its all the little pieces that have made sure carlos is still ahead of leclerc
The harsh reality is that Leclerc, Norris or Russell may never become world champion, because of Red Bull and Max. This might become the generation of lost talent.
We’re Witnessing a Special F1 Generation and Nyck de Vries
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People just shit on nick for the sake of it
@@perseus3928it's fun
@@perseus3928 "for the sake of it" sure let's just forget all about how damn useless he was
I still think only Max is as ruthless as Lewis and Alonso, there's just no other WDC capable driver imo.
Charles? Yk why becuase he is a quali merchant and when he has a fast race car he will win,2022 just showed how good Charles was. Yes he crashes but when ur car is on the edge and isn't designed for long stints it is hard to keep up with a well balanced redbull. Max has only had a few standout quali laps and when it is time to perform(2021 suadi) he crashed the one time he was really underpressure, and charles is always under that pressure almost every race.Russel doesn't have raw pace lando still makes mistakes where he doesn't need to
@@Allblue1Leclerc has the pace yet still makes small mistakes from time to time, they add up. He needs more time to fine tune his race craft and a competitive car to bag a championship.
@@AnhDuy-xr4ck Okie i ask you this in 2022 for the first part of the season which car are you picking. The quali car or race car
@@Allblue1 I’m a Sunday guy all the way 👍
@@AnhDuy-xr4ck exactly so the guy with the quali car has to push more on a sunday and saturaday because that is what it was designed for to go quick in one lap. And to put it like this sianz never got a pole in 2022? but perez did even though sianz is the better driver
I don't understand why Sainz is considered a second fiddle, even though he is no less than Leclerc and carries smooth operations at Ferrari
The guy is beating leclerc for the second time in three years, beat a young Norris both years and has the only non red bull win this year but for some reason they say he isn’t championship calibre, if Russell is, sainz definitely is
Because everyone sees Charles highs and don’t take into account the lows.
@@underSTATEDexcellenceyeah, also Charles being a huge quali talent while Sainz being more of a Sunday driver has hampered some of his results by staying behind Charles when he was faster in some races where he was slower on quali but faster in the race.
What's beautiful with Ferrari's lineup is that both drivers are so talented that they can push and win their teammates on their own strengths and that is helping them to keep getting better.
@@F-F01 To be fair, it really doesn't help Leclerc when his car craps out before even touching the starting line.
I also find it weird how people praises Leclerc as the fastest on 1 lap pace but totally diminished the fact that most of the time, Sainz was only behind by less than 0.1sec numerous time... And to outqualified Leclerc means no slouch either... Sainz is a damn fast driver!
Aldas: "sainz is good despite not being championship level"
Sainz: defeats leclerc norris or verstappen in either races or points.
from the current grid, probably only hamilton had tougher teammates.
People dont appreciate how good he really is, so close and even to leclerc in quali, so consistent, and smart. he is like button, a driver that team managers value more than fans.
Agreed. Sainz is so underrated. He's beating Leclerc right now not because Charles has all the bad luck, but because across a season Carlos can put up a better, more consistent, performance. He's faster than Lando, better race craft than Charles, and over all a smooth... ya know..
@@garf117 looks nothing hate but Charles has bad luck for sure but half of the times its his fault too if look with context.
I get the feeling that the reason we have less action on track is because the quality of the drivers is higher than it has been for a while.
We don’t have Nicholas Goatifi to spice things up anymore 😢
Not only that. No driver wants to be seen as the bad racer and there is a lot more of keeping a good image than in V10 and V8 era. The quality is still the same or you can argue more in the midfield and backmarker. In 2010 you had midfield drivers like Kubica, Rosberg, Schumacher, Kobayashi, Heidfeld, Petrov, Barrichello, Trulli and a few more. That's better than current crop of midfield drivers. But they gave eachother no quarter. It was better to watch.
@@isaacm2374 True, there are lots of young drivers waiting to swoop in.
As long as Red Bull keeps making good cars, Max will continue to win. 🤷♂️ It's possible that some drivers are going to be unlucky and never win a WDC, just because they were born during the Verstappen Era....😬
Just like drivers in the merc area, but at least they could get wins
@@barbonson_richardsyeah cause Max > Lewis & Red bull > Merc
I wonder if Alonso would have had one or two more championships if he would not have gone to McLaren
He'd have won 2018 in a Ferrari
How is the RB19 better than W11 which was 1.3 second ahead of the 3rd???? Max Verstappen would have won every race with that car.
This video creator is British and has an obvious bias. 99% of British content creators are biased. Oh well.
This season Max would have mind broken Bottas in 2017 like he did with Perez.
The RB19 is like hamilton, only in the conversation of goat because of statistics, lacking context.
I'm not British, I'm Lithuanian@@pantrofl
@@pantroflassumptions can make you look like an asshole
The young lad Alonso shows the most potential of all ! He’s got a good future !
I feel Russell is being underestimated. George is the only member of the new generation to have had the opportunity to (maybe, we don't know what goes on behind closed doors) be mentored by a champion. Not just any champion. A bloke who is certainly one of if not arguably the greatest F1 driver in history. That's coming from somebody who despises Princess LuLu
Great video!
Let's also not forget that Lando and Charles have gotten better with EVERY single season they've driven which tbh I don't think can be said for a lot of other drivers in the same way as those two. Lando's development has perhaps been a bit more obvious in some ways (bar 2022) considering they came with better results- but LeClerc also this season has been quite polished imo, perhaps that raw speed that we saw in 2022 isn't being displayed the same way, but he is in control of that car now and he's clearly still very quick on one lap. Lando has just made massive gains in every aspect of the sport compared to where he was in even 2021, he's more consistent, faster both in race and quali (arguably can match LeClerc in qualifying SPEED), tyre/ERS management and more. Honestly you look at a performance like Brazil this year where Max and Lando arguably had the same race just in different qualities of cars. Charles has already proven he can match Max also, he just needs that bit of refinement in races that both Max and Lando have. These 3 IMO are unquestionably going to be legends of the sport given the right car.
ALSO: Only reason why I'm not mentioning for example Piastri in this is simply because he's only had one season so far, and whilst I do believe he'll absolutely get there too I don't want to contribute too much to fans maybe expecting too much too fast- not that I think he won't necessarily be capable of it.
tbh Lando doesn't really have a benchmark given he's facing a rookie, so until piastri is more developed we don't really know just how good he is yet.
I think people are over-hyping Lando a little bit tbh.
@@tanyaghosh2277Over-hyping? The dude has been finishing P2 at nearly every race recently, what more can you ask from him?
@@henrywilliams4170 ricciardo was his benchmark. he destroyed him for two seasons in the standings. ric isnt particularly a bad driver.
@@tanyaghosh2277 then idk what season youve been watching
I agree, we are super spoiled with this generation of drivers, the best from the past are still incredible to.
Russell could easily have another 2 podiums if you count Australia and if he just took it easy in Singapore. More points from Canada if he just took a 4th place in hindsight. Ricciardo in 2018 but also starting from 2014 looked like championship quality given the Renault power deficit and how he took it to Mercedes.
Yes we are for sure, they are all so damn good. People cant go oh lets compare to the older goats and think these guys aren't next level good because they are!
Piastri is almost a champion caliber driver.
Sainz won Norris and in his first season with Ferrari an Leclerc won Charles. Last year he had the same bad luck as leclerc in this year. But Sainz is better at consistency and reading races.
Alonso was with more than 40 years almost won in monaco, with a worse car than Verstappen. Only one to do that. And Sainz only non RB driver to win this year.
I think that Vettel was like Michael, he was just at ocon level. At the final years while alonso won before vettel and still in podiums years after him.
Only Lauda could do something like Alonso. Just 2 beasts
Lando is driving as good as Max Verstappen? Yeah right.....Santa Claus does also exists....what a meme.
Norris is driving as good as Max Verstappen? what?? You mean Verstappen also made a lot of mistakes?
Max would have never let Sochi or Monza 2021 happen, imagine telling Max to stay behind an underperforming Danny Ric in Monza, or having a complete brainfart in Sochi.
in the last few races
@@emanuelecaselli677 Not even the last few races
-Brazil he got the closest where he got within .100 and then Max just drove off the next lap
-Mexico he messed up his qualifying
-Cota Max was nursing a brake issue Norris still isnt even close
-Qatar Nope
-Japan Piastri and Norris both attack max at the start Max fends them off, safety car restart Max nails it like he always does and finishes 19+ seconds ahead of Norris.
Norris is driving very well but not the lvl of Max.
The consistency that Max needed vs Lewis in 2021, made him into the monster he is now. The talent was always there but it was raw and inconsistent. The others don’t have this yet, nor the willingness to hold position alongside Max into a corner, and the collision that might come with it. Even Lewis would back out before Silverstone, the turning point of 21.
The talent of the younger drivers is evident… but not yet the mettle.
Max has always been consitent, he is just as consistent has he has been since 2019 and it was obvious that redbull would be the team to beat merc. in fact its the opposite of what u said, lewis has been way more consistent since 2021, But all drivers lewis max and alonso and consitent
A Max, Lewis & Fernando podium, from Qatar on, would have _twelve_ champions on it. For someone who has watched F1 nearly forever, including the days of Senna, Prost, Lauda & Piquet, that's still awesome.
Don't knock today's racing, even if there's the odd dull race (mostly due to lousy broadcasting forcing us to watch those up front doing not so much while missing the awesome scraps further back!), you're seeing the best there's ever been (as a whole grid. Barring a small, er, _junior_ handful...).
This is especially true if we start "counting" from the early days of F1 cars looking like today's ones - around 1970, give or take. (We can't compare the bathtubs on wheels of Fangio and Clark to even Chapman's first winged design, but especially not to the really familiar "flying cheese wedge" that is obviously the first real attempt at ending up with today's cars and which I'm thinking about as that start for comparison.)
There was that purple patch of a few years with the above-mentioned 4 champs fighting over nearly every win, but it didn't last long. Prost started his run of success as Lauda's wound down. Senna started winning during Prost's final years, etc. But if you look at the calendars back then and now, and look at the physical toll a single race will take on even today's fittest driver, and so on, I'd say that - without taking an ounce of respect away from the oldies, and definitely not denigrating their talent in the slightest! - today's divers are by far the fittest _and_ smartest throughout the grid than at any other time in history. I promise I'm not saying the older guys weren't fit or smart, they just weren't dealing with quite the G-forces and computerisation.
They have to do so much in every lap of the race now. E.g. changing the brake bias at 200+mph while rapidly approaching the corner they need to have the brakes ready for; working out how best, under less-than ideal racing conditions (e.g. battling to protect their position), to regenerate the battery, and so on. (Or if you're Fred, giving your team mate praise from watching him on the big screen _whilst_ doing all of the above!)
The nearest "job" I can think of that these supreme specimens of fitness in mind & body could probably do as well would be a fighter pilot in one of today's complicated machines. At war. Behind enemy lines... Ironically, many of F1’s first stars had been in their country's air forces during WWII
We owe these people, from whatever time, our deepest respect for genuinely putting their lives on the line in the name of our entertainment! This includes those at the back of today's grid because they're doing something that very few of us here would be capable of doing.
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Also don't forget looking at the lower End. We don't even have absolutely horrible drivers like Latifi, Mazepin or some of the 00s or 2010s backmarkers just lurking around and crashing anymore.
We had De Vries in the beginning of the season to be fair!
Do you even sergeant?
@@nmdc93 Ehh I think Logan's honestly doing alright? He's not that far off Alex's pace, and he's only crashed a couple of times. As long as he keeps his crashes low, and a few years more experience, he should improve. Williams isn't at a state where either driver can get a podium, so as long as he keeps good pace and learn, that's all can be expected for his first year.
@@Appletank8 1 point by DQ and 3 million in damages ?
@@nmdc93 better than Latifi being both in the game for several years and still crashing almost every other race.
2012 was the most impressive grid ever
Carlos overlooked again. Easily in the same class of Lando and George.
Above Lando and below George/Charles.
That would mean Lando and George should not be on this list. And that would mean this generation is not that brilliant at all. Because Carlos is good, but nothing special.
@gameofender9663 This is the current tier list of young drivers without bias 😉.
1) Verstappen
2) Leclerc, Norris
3 Sainz, Albon, Piastri
4) Russell 🤣🤣🤣
@@darrenjohn8524 Aww the little Russell hater bot is here. Pathetic.
1) Max
2)George
3) Charles
4) Carlos
5) Oscar
6) Alex & Gasly
7) Ocon
8) Norris 😂
@@gameofender4463 Aww the little Norris hater can't take his own tactics used against him 🤣🤣. Gonna shift the goal post again like a Muppet🤣? I heard your boi Russell is still asking Mercedes where his projected victory in Singapore went 👀👀.
The trouble is, there’s a fair few drivers on this grid capable of winning a title, but barely any that could beat Verstappen to one of the cars are close
Sainz is crazy underrated. Driver of the season for me. Especially in the second half
Max is the only one that can get season of the year, what he did this year is crazy. Breaking most of the hardest to achieve records in one season.
Max alonso then lewis the order just because lewis folded in qatar alonso has also folded in a few races
Great video keep it up you're doing amazing things 😁👍
Really weird thumbnail. Hamilton doesn't belong in the new generation and Verstappen is missing. I also would not call the RB19 the best car of all time. Verstappen is just far more consistent at delivering results than Mercedes drivers ever were with their even more dominant cars.
Leclerc's pole positions are great; Verstappen manages to convert most of those to GP wins. I think the long contracts for unproven drivers such as Leclerc and Norris have made the driver's market stale.
Russell is doing a bad year through some bad luck and some incredible foolishness of attempting to be a teamplayer next to Hamilton. Doesn't work. He should just attack Hamilton wherever. Either he saves his career by beating Hamilton or he ruins his career by playing nice and letting Hamilton's top results limit his maximum.
Look, Jensen Button of all people could become a world champion. Checo is right to believe he can become one too. In contract to Russell, Perez should learn to accept that he is not Verstappen. Then he can focus on his own driving. Score some victories.
Max wasn’t more consistent than Hamilton was with cars that weren’t more dominant. That wrong, both are very consistent
Norris is good, but to suggest he is on the same level as Verstappen is ridiculous.
If you swap the cars for Lando and Max, I'm sure Max will still beat him in the McLaren while Lando drives the Red Bull.
Aldas = biased British fanboy
then your crazy. u could put a midfield driver in that redbull and they would still beat max in the mclaren. have u not seen how fast that redbull is?
@@stupidmemes3955 lol, Checo is a top mid driver and Lando beats him with ease in the McLaren.
So what you just said is already nonsense. The McLaren is actually very good. Max would crush Lando in that car. Even when Lando drives the RB19.
@@miker7920 but the mclaren wont be able to beat that rb19 with a solid driver at all. im not saying lando is better than max, cuz he isnt, but lando could easily beat max in swapped cars. max is sometimes pulling 2 seconds a lap faster than norris while max is conserving tires and lando is pushing. the gap between the cars is crazy.
Confirmed in 2024.
Saying Lando is driving as good as Max is selling Max short, if Lando was driving every bit as good as Max he would have won a race already this season, but he has not even been close. Max would have already won a race if the roles were reversed.
Aldas is a biased British fanboy
@@pantrofl actually I thought Aldas is from Lithuania. For sure he is not British
Tbf, Max also has a rocket ship. It would take an extremely unlucky race for Redbull and an extremely bad performance from Max for the Redbull car to be surpassed in performance. So, we can't realistically compare Max to anybody, except maybe Perez.
@@gauravmalltarlok5354 tbf Max without a rocket ship also snuck in some wins every now and then, like the 2 wins in 2017 in a season where he had 7 DNFs and the car was 3rd in the constructor's or the 2 wins in 2018 with 4 DNFs and again the 3rd car in the constructor's. So I do agree with the original comment here even though Norris is an amazing driver and will get his win at some point.
Yeah he also said the rb is the best car in f1 history. If thats true than checo is a f4 tier driver
Thing with Stroll is there is one race every season where he is Verstappen, the rest of the year he makes Logan Sargeant and Nyck De Vries look like Verstappen. Brazil 2023 (p3 in quali, p5 race), Singapore 2022 (ahead of Vettel without Sebastian letting him through), Qatar 2021 (outraced Vettel to p6), Turkey 2020 (pole in the wet), Germany 2019 (held off Bottas's Mercedes in the wet to get p4), Azerbaijan 2018 (p8 in the Williams tractor), Azerbaijan 2017 (insane podium). Believe me I wanna see Sebastian Vettel back in this car to remind everyone who he is but Stroll has that 1 day in him where you want him.
Actually his Hallmark was consistency until this season. He was more consistent than Seb ,but less spectacular. He's had many good solid races.
He is no match for Alonso ,but he is far better than Devries or Sargent. That is a ludicrous statement.
@@adampetten5349 "his hallmark is consistency" yeah consistently in p15. He's not on the grid for 7 years with no improvement because of merit that's for sure.
I'd rather have another driver on the grid who's not solely there because his dad owns the team, thanks. I'd rather have a driver who you want more than just 1 day in a year. He's taking up space.
@@RockSolitude I give Lance Stroll some slack because he's not just a paydriver, his dad bought the entire team. Saved hundreds of people's jobs, and AM seems to be on an upward trajectory compared to their force india days.
@@RockSolitude He may not have improved but has finished 15th or worse only ONCE this year. He has missed Q2 a third of the races. Today Norris qualified worse and Sargent was 7th.
Over the season he's finished an average of 8.89 and Qualified 12.55.
The 2012 grid was more special IMO. You had Schumacher, Alonso, prime Vettel, Raikkonen, Button and ofcourse Hamilton.
No Max in the Tumbnail with a titel for a video like that? 🤣
Man, so much has changed since 2018. It seems like it was just last year. Can’t believe 5 years have gone by in a blink of an eye.
Shame about Perez is his mistakes are what are costing him rather than what Horner wished for (which was a Mark Webber situation where even in his worst year, he'll fight for the win when Vettel has a gearbox failure---Silverstone 2013).
Great Video. Thanx Aldas.
I don't think 2018 was the decline for Vettel but he started thinking that he is 36 and his kids are growing everyday and that needs to spend more time with them. Something that Lewis and Fernando are not have to think
That incident in Germany irreparably damaged Seb’s confidence and morale.
He really lost his cool, causing things like Monza 2018 to happen.
bro he was 31 yr old at tht time now he is 36 at 31 fernando was competiting with seb for instance in early time of decade
2018 Germany broke seb
Crazy how its the highests level yes still there is a guy having the most dominant season in the history of the sport
As a Russell fan this has been a tough year, his being considered a future champion is being shaken. He does have the hardest teammate of drivers of his generations, but if he can’t beat Hamilton now how is he going to beat Verstappen who may not even have peaked yet
If it wasn’t for the RB19 being SO far out of the league of every other car, this would be a truly incredible season for these drivers. We’ve had four different teams in “second place” at various points this season, and three of them (Mercedes, Maclaren, Ferrari, Aston Martin) have first-rate driver pairs, including two world champions. Without Max throwing the numbers… we’ve had, what, six different drivers take second place? Lewis, Lando, Fernando, Charles, Checo, Oscar. Carlos has a win (and Oscar a sprint win), the only non-RB wins this year. And we know George is capable (and had a win last year in a season nearly as RB-dominant). The only driver in the four non-RB competitive teams who can’t cut the mustard is Lance Stroll.
Aldas I honestly love your content but come on, did you forget the fact that Carlos is above both Charles and George in the championship? And he has consistently been at the same level as them and Lando in the course of an entire season. I know he just came into F1 at the time, but Carlos beat Lando in both seasons they were team mates at Mclaren, he beat Charles in their first season together at Ferrari and is set to beat him again this year... I fully respect your opinion that Charles might be better, I'm perfectly fine with this, everyone has their own opinion but honestly, I find it mindblowing not to consider him Champion Material like Norris, Leclerc and Russell... Anyway, at least that's my opinion hahahah. Btw excuse my grammar, English is not my native language hahaha
Apparently Carlos is utterly forgettable because there were years that he didn't even get any airtime. He is promoted to podiums after the podium ceremony. Crofty forgets that Carlos has another win besides Singapore and the list goes on.
During the start of 2022 we saw Charles go toe to toe with Max for the title when their cars were close, Sainz was nowhere near, until he get's a similar car again I can't consider Sainz to be as credible of a title contender as Leclerc when he wasn't able to raise his game to match Charles/Max when the stakes were raised in 2022. There's no doubt he's been more consistent than Leclerc in the midfield, but when it comes to consistently fighting for wins, he hasn't shown that level YET
@@Aldas001That is absolutely right, last’s season (first half especially) wasn’t great at all for Carlos, but in his defense, he said it himself that he was not driving that car, he was “fighting” it due to not being even close to his preferences. My point being that putting this season or 2021, were both Carlos and Charles didn’t have the perfect car but at least they could make it work up to a certain level, I believe it’s quite clear that over the course lf an entire year they are incredibly close. I do agree that Charles has that extra “wow” speed especialy on Qualifying, but Carlos has an amazing level in terms of consistency, race craft and awareness that makes up for it. Either way, looking forward to have a decent Ferrari so that they can prove us right or wrong hahahah. Thank you for the fenomenal content, I’ve been following you for the last years and I don’t miss a single post, keep it up mate! Vamoos 🤘🏻
@@Aldas001 there are thoroughbred and there are working horses. I guess we can compare Charles and Carlos that way. Then there is Max, a thoroughbred that occasionally bites. 😂
@@marcbellsolell4980But the this year Leclerc has said the car isn't suitable for his driving style.
Latte Boy is going to cry when he sees Alonso and Hamilton in the thumbnail instead of him 😂
Your excitement is contagious
"had he been in a mclaren or aston martin this season, I genuinely believe that we would have seen him on the podium by now" (referring to checo)
lad he's won 2 races this season what are you waffling about lmao
The W11 was way faster than the RB19.
Great video thanks man
the talent on the 2023 grid is by far the strongest
Hi Aldas!
I’ve been watching your videos for more than a year from now and I like the way you analyze F1
Regarding Checo, while he’s probably not a World Champion level driver, he’s capable to compete against them and beat them sometimes. Let’s keep in mind that the second RB seat is the hardest one on the grid, Checo’s garage and engineers are not at the same level of Max’s team and he’s driving a car suited and developed for Max (something that Albon, Gasly and Ricciardo experienced in the past)
Considering all of these facts and evaluating Checo’s overall performance at Redbull from 2021 until now, I think he has done an amazing job as a second driver supporting Max and the Team, getting all the objectives he was hired for 🙏🏼. On the other hand, yes, this 2023 season has not been very consistent and Checo has made some mistakes not common in drivers with his experience, however, he’ll most likely end the 2023 season in second place and will be the first ever driver to get the 1-2 for Redbull 🙌🏻
I agree that Checo is better than most people think and this season, he did not show everything he’s capable of, but definitely, he can drive at any top team as a second driver or as a first driver in mid competitive teams such as Aston Martin or Williams
Swap Max with Fernando, Lando, Lewis, George, Carlos, Charles, Oscar, Danny Ric, Pierre, Esteban even Valterri...they all win the title.
As much aa you say if max wasn't dominating, we still have an exciting stories of p2 fight, of mclaren coming back, astons greatest pre season testing, hulkenberg scoring q3's, williams not being the back marker, liam getting his first runs in f1, riccardo coming back to the grid, piastri rookie season showing mclaren investment and proving haters wrong, alonso under braking overtakes, sainz's consistency and lerlerc poles/win. Hamilton's Hungary pole.
Just feels sad about alfa's appalling car, and sargeant who still has an amazing rookie career to be at a back foot, and devries atrocious season debut.
Yes please a special on Max and his records this year!
And beating Ascari record.🤩
There are still two races, so we Need to wait more time
3:15 nahhh that mclaren part is vile 💀
happy Diwali
I agree, the 2023 grid is really good. However, that means nothing if there isn't any chance for other teams to win races.
So then it means verstappen is god?
@@barbonson_richardsOr maybe Newey is a god and Verstappen is Jesus 😂
My favorites among this generation are Leclerc, Norris, Gasly, Sainz, Albon, Russell, Piastry, Yuki. Then add the old guard like Alonso, Hamilton, Hulkenberg and Ricciardo. It really is a great lineup of drivers for the whole grid. When 2/3rds of the grid are so good drivers and mostly very likeable personalities it makes for great TV
First video of yours I thought was pretty redundant because you’ve covered all of this in recent episodes. Still gave you a like. Speaking of, how do you have more likes than views?
If other teams can catch RB and Max doesent just dominate everyone, we will look back in 10 years time and this will easily be the best grid we have ever had. Like I would argue we currently have at least 5 or 6 championship calibre driver, with still world class talents all the way down the grid (the likes of Albon, Tsunoda, maybe Lawson if he gets in and keeps his form). With relatively equal cars, theres a potential for an absolutely immense title fight, in a few years time we could end up with Verstappen, Lawson(?), Leclerc, Sainz (?), Hamilton, Russell, Norris, Piastri, and Alonso to all end up in race winning cars.
I'm genuinely feeling bad for lewis and espacially fernando that they haven't had a chance on a win this seaoson :/
the special thing about this generation is, the battle is purely on the race, almost no drama whatsoever between drivers off the track
Your voice is so smooth
But Latifi retired?
I wonder how the formula one grid would be in the year 2050 and also what are the real driver names!!!
You didn't answer the other question of the video, where are the drivers going? I can't see any top 5 driver leaving their current team
No future champion on that grid until Verstappen goes, RB is and will be unbeatable as long as Verstappen is around.
max was on the grid prior to 2021, what then? If red bull get outdeveloped then someone else can/will win. Red bull have a good head start though. hard to catch up
@@urhnoddy9795unless theres a car clearly ahead (like pre 2021), theres no way verstappen loses a wdc. Just look at 2018-2020, where verstappen the younger than drivers like lando are now. Verstappen (and hamilton) where miles ahead of the rest of the grid.
Dude sounding like TeamLH at the moment
Interesting video!
finaly,... i lost my orange shades. thanx
williams should have kept goatifi, it will be an all time grid lineup
I really don't see how Russell is in the same convo as Norris and Leclerc. He is not on their level. Not to say he isn't good, just that he hasn't proven himself to the same extent.
Rubbish. If anyone deserves the demotion it’s Norris. He’s not won a race, when more than half the grid have. And has never done anything impressive in his entire F1 career.
@@gameofender4463 How has russell done anything impressive? He won 1 race with the best car on the grid
@@andrewf9423The Merc was barely the fastest in Brazil. Had the best recovery drive of the year in Qatar. Got P2 in a Williams.
Way more than a meh driver like Lando. Who has an unlikeable personality.
@@gameofender4463 Hard to win a race when you've never been in a semi-competitive car until a few months ago. Not like anyone else can come close to winning with RB's current form and yet he's probably come the closest most consistently since McLaren has been competitive with the exception of Ferrari's anomalous weekend at Singapore (where Russell once again proved he's not champion material).
@@gameofender4463the personality bit, is only your opinion and obviously has nothing to do with his driving.
You don't have to like him, but using that as a reason for him not being a good driver is a bad look.
Anyone else notice the “uh” Aldas does after every sentence or? 😂
It's absolutely true-uh
my gf can't stand it when I put on the "uh" F1 guy on TV haha xD always mimics him but I don't mind, his videos are top notch
LEC, NOR, and RUS are very good but aren’t sure fire champions. They have the potential but aren’t nailed on. I’d say history tells us only 1 or max 2 of them can be champions given the dynastic history of f1
1/3 of the grid is a more than potential FUTURE F1 champion.
They’re ‘special’ all right
People already confuse between alphatauri and alfa romeo bcoz of the names and now people are gonna think yuki is the world champion.
3:14 iconic
I beg to differ. Neither Russel nor Norris strike me as "champion material". And Leclerc? Probably the next "What if?" driver, very much like JPM back in the naughties. None of them has got what it takes. Sainz otoh I can see emerge as a real threat to Max.
Perez is an okay driver. He's been in F1 since 2011 so wish everyone would treat him as a vet and not as a rookie. It would be sad if he couldn't at least do what he is doing now. He's not going to do any better at another team. Most of Max's teammates were rookie level and Ric has almost the same record as Perez without always having the best car...
How’s max not in the thumbnail?
Fernando is a special generation for 3 generations ongoing now... 💪🏼💪🏼
It's one of the few times we have basically 2 generations still at their top game.
Fernando and Hamilton are from the older generation but they're still capable of competing for the title (and winning).
While we have Max, Leclerc, Norris as the current generation of champions. Maybe Russell as well
We also might be witnessing the next generation of champions in the likes of Piastri and Yuki
Not Yuki
The Daddys money Era
Didn’t know Gordon Ramsey was this into F1. By the way, where’s the lamb sauce 🤬
Hey question....
Do you think Max would be driving the same way ( not making mistakes) if he was getting challenged or put under pressure?
Considering the only major mistake that Max made was Jeddah qualifying in 2021 and the only time he wasn't on the podium that year was either when he dnfed or had damage, which was only 4 times the whole year, yes he would be driving the same way even if he was being challenged regularly by another driver. The reason why Max is on another level is not his speed, is his consistency and lack of mistakes (since Monaco 2018 tbf)
He did not make mistakes in 2021, in the most pressure cooker situation you could ever imagine in F1. So why would he make mistakes if he were challenged.
It IS possible that he would be more aggressive if he is challenged, less polished in battle. Now he is just very calmly passing people because he is superior, that might changed when challenged.
See 2018-mid 2022, 4 years with fewer mistakes than most drivers make per month
Losing faith on Russel race by race🤦🏽♂️🤦🏽♂️
He was supposed to be the chosen one.
A lot of generational drivers and there's Super Max just levels above.
I'm yet to be convinced by Lando. He is certainly fast, but if Piastri starts to challenge him I'm not sure he will handle the pressure. He needs to get that first win soon or he will start to wonder if he is actually capable of winning. Mark Webber was very highly rated until a highly talented younger driver beat him to his first win.
crazy that max isn't in the thumbnail
It's only Lewis and Max that are a cut above the rest
haha, your thumbnail made me laugh as it left off verstappen, which of course made it look completely stupid
3:14 "Alonso at Mclaren..."
i don't think you have a solid grid here. if so, alonso and hamilton would have been out by the end of this season. alongside that, i think piastri has way more potential that leclerc and norris: even without the best car, he would put more and have less mistakes... while you have a leclerc to who the people gives a lot of leverage (which to some degree i blame DTS). the same with norris, dude is not even ready for victories yet (and in the closest one he is ever been, that extra factor wasn't there)
How is Carlos not champion ship level?? If anything I think he’s a little more championship level than Charles(coming from a Charles fan). His calm and collective nature to make rational decisions during the race to get the best results has helped get Ferrari they’re only non Redbull win in 2023. Especially with Ferrari not having good race strategies.
@HassenCans Carlos does have the same speed as them. He’s shown many times how brilliant of a driver he is. His performances just go unnoticed because of spotlight on the talented young rookies we’ve had in recent years, for example, Charles, George, Lando, etc. I would say now that he’s in his prime and give him the right car and team. People will really see that he’s not just some number 2 driver🤷🏾♂️.
@HassenCans The car being dominantly oversteer isn’t the reason why redbull have a good car. The reason why is because Adrian Newey is an expert at ground effect cars which of course Redbull is gonna be way ahead of the curve than everyone else. Correct me if I’m wrong but the w11 wasn’t really oversteery. The aerodynamics of the chassis complemented the engine and with Mercedes innovation of the DAS made it the fastest f1 car to this day.
@HassenCans I understand where you’re coming bro. It’s just for me Carlos just doesn’t get enough as Charles. Charles has a lot of raw talent and can outperform the car and put it on pole when it shouldn’t be. The way I feel about Carlos is kinda the way I feel about Checo. I know he isn’t haven’t the best season but he’s proven time and time again why he should be at Redbull and that he’s not a bad driver as people make him out to be.
@@jamarij5814Sainz got 2 poles this season... 1 win may i add... Does that mean he put the car where it doesn't belong too?
@@nurazrolzaa Bro, what do you think?
One of Leclerc, Russell and Norris will definitely not be a world champion. All three of them may have to wait for a while until Verstappen and Red Bull are no longer at the top. After that, it depends on which of their teams get it right and who their teammate is. I see Max beating them in the same team, same with Hamilton. Even if that is not the case, it could very well be that one of them either never gets a shot at the championship, or only one shot and them missing out that season. It's hard for all to become champions with that level of competition.
Honestly Russell his attitude compared to the other 2 sucks. He has a hard time taking responsibility for anything and his attitude in general makes him for me less likely to win until he matures. Attitude reflects someone's ability too, and someone like Russell just imagine him complaining over and over about someone turning in on him and then winning the Championship. Something wouldn't feel right lol. Leclerc and Norris are much more mature in that regard and I'd like to see them win over Russell any day.
Then again, at this point it's hard to imagine anyone beating Max for a while. His driving is so consistent that even without the most dominant car unless you consistently finish 1st he's probably still gonna win the Championship just by taking points when you DNF or have a bad qualifying or smth.
It's exciting to think of who could be the next Champion though. The earliest I'd see it happen is 2026... Just, Hamilton maybe if Mercedez has a good car and he sticks around, or maybe Norris or Leclerc. Just exciting. But honestly, it could still be Max anyway.
I am betting Norris
How is Max not on the cover photo?