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Juan Pablo!

Grande Lole!!!!!!❤❤❤🎉

El Lole!!!! ❤❤❤❤el Artista de la F 1. ❤❤❤

_'Ask Nigel'_ segment, courtesy of Auto Sport Dear Sarah, _Ayrton Senna's opening lap in the wet at Donington in 1993 was certainly the best I have ever seen, but I always found it interesting that, while his victory in that race was hailed by many as the greatest of his career, Senna himself did not think it so. "We had traction control!" he said. "A far better win was my first, at Estoril in 1985, when it was also wet - and the traction was controlled by my foot..."_ _We may be quite sure that Ayrton would have loathed the current 'automatic everything' cars. It was a letter from him to Max Mosley at the end of 1993, after all, which strengthened the FIA President's resolve to ban the wretched 'driver aids'. The pity is that cheating by some led to calls for a level playing field by the rest, and thus we have the damn things back._ _Forgive the digression, but it makes me bloody angry to see the essence of Formula 1 diluted, and that's what we've got now._ _Other great starts and opening laps? Well, that was a pretty good one by Ralf Schumacher at Imola this April, at the last race before the gizmos - including launch control - were legalised once more. Sadly, the scope for that sort of thing is now very much diminished. Michael Schumacher's only real weakness used to be getting away from the grid; now he just presses a button, like everyone else, and he's on his way. So long, that is, as the system functions properly_ _Probably _*_the best starter I have seen was Gilles Villeneuve._*_ "I get the revs up close to cut-out," he would smile, "watch the lights, and then slip my foot sideways off the clutch. Simple!"_ *_Very rarely did Gilles have a truly competitive car_*_ - Ferraris were not often the thing to have in the late '70s and early '80s - but his own incredible competitiveness was never compromised, and one of his greatest starts was at the Austrian Grand Prix of 1979. He had qualified his Ferrari T4 fifth, and was on the third row, lined up behind the turbocharged Renaults of Rene Arnoux (on pole) and Jean-Pierre Jabouille (third), with Alan Jones's Williams and Niki Lauda's Brabham-Alfa to his left._ _The pit straight at the old Osterreichring was anything but wide, yet when they got the signal to go, Villeneuve - on the right side of the road, remember - aimed his car further to the right, and went between the Renaults and the pit wall, never lifting for an instant. Back then, of course, it was not done to use intimidatory tactics at the start (or anywhere else, really), and it would never have entered the head of Jabouille or Arnoux to swerve into Gilles's path. Apart from anything else, the potential consequences of an accident were rather more serious in those days_ *_Still, Gilles's start was one of those things you can barely believe you have seen._*_ As the field headed off up the hill to begin the first lap, it was Villeneuve, Jones, Lauda, Arnoux and Jabouille._ *_"I was expecting something yellow (a Renault) to come by me at the start",_*_ Jones said, "but not something red! I knew it had to be Gilles, _*_but even so I just thought, 'Where the hell did he come from?'"_*

It’s hard to believe that someone edited this and said “that’s good job done, I’ll upload this”. Really poor editing skills

Se non avessero bandito quella geniale idea del ventilatore, quel titolo, sono pressoché certo che andava a Niki Lauda!!!

Good times for the formula 1, what a driver was Montoya those days, unfortunately to be from South America penalize him, similar to checo these days …

Scheckter debuting the WR5 here, oh what it could have been...

Congratulations 👏👏👏👍🎉✌️🧿👏❤️🙋‍♂️🌟🪅❤️👍👋👏👏🧿 Unfortunately this activity was stopped in our country 😕

These are definitely not the engine noises from this era of F1; music choice leaves a bit to be desired.

Jajajajaja 7:32

Montoya the best

In Fact by this Race you can see how is the most talented Driver ever and how is only a Test Driver.

Mario giving them their first Lotus 79 beat down.

Probably the race where Kimi lost 2003 title

Don’t need the music thanks

German & Spanish go incident caused Kimi driver's championship,,,

Williams needs to take this 16 year old car out. I bet it would perform much better then their current car.

Alonso levando uma lavada do trulli foi muito MN ais piloto do que ele.

I miss when Williams were competitive.

After the start, at the end of the straight, you can clearly ear people crying "Villeneeeeeuve!!!!" with the tipical italian pronunciation....

The fucking music

0:55 Nelson Piquet crash.

Este Gp ficou marcado pelo melhor pega da história da F1 O grande duelo entre o piloto da Ferrari Gilles Villeneuve e o piloto da Renault René Arnoux esta disputa pela 2 posição na prova Esta briga pelo 2 lugar estará eternizado na memória da F1 para sempre

2001 ralf schumacher win , Montoya Out . 2003 Montoya Win , Ralf Schumacher Out .

V10>Any music

Kimmi Is Bad lucky with that type of over take

Three top drivers crashing into each other just like today in Singapore

Comparision of F1 teams from 2003 and 2017 Ferrari-Mercedes, Williams-Red Bull, Mclaren-Ferrari, Renault-Force Índia, Jordan-Mclaren, Bar-Williams, Sauber-Renault, Toyota-Haas, Jaguar-Toro Rosso and Minardi-Sauber

Comparision of f1 drivers from 2003 and 2017: Kimi Raikkonen-Valtteri Bottas, David Coulthard-Daniel Ricciardo, Ralf Schumacher-Max Verstappen, Rubens Barrichello-Kimi Raikkonen, Giancarlo Fisichella-Sergio Pérez, Fernando Alonso-Esteban Ocon, Jenson Button-Danill Kvyat, Jarno Trulli-Carlos Sainz Jr Olivier Panis-Romain Grosjean, Heinz Harald Frentzen-Nico Hulkenberg, Mark Webber-Kevin Magnussen, Ralph Firman-Lance Stroll, Nick Heidfeld-Pascal Werhlein, Cristiano da Matta-Jolyon Palmer Jos Verstappen-Marcus Ericsson, Michael Schumacher-Hamilton +Vettel Juan Pablo Montoya-Nico Rosberg and Jacques Villeneuve-Alonso+Massa

Ralf Schumacher = Max Verstappen

Sebastian Vettel had this same bad luck of Schumacher in the GP of England of 2017 and Silverstone Tire problem in the last laps driving Ferrari

Too see the ice man (Raikkonen) laughing is rare

only continued watching this cause of the brilliant Linkin Park

Ronnie Peterson my tribute (1944-1978)R.I.P The great flying swede stupidly dead at the start On a track where he won three times And unfortunately the Riccardo Patrese was wrongly blamed for the death of Peterson was a slander against the italian And Patrese carries this injustice to this day

Mas o grande destaque desta corrida foi para o piloto mais injustiçado da História da F1 Riccardo Patrese liderou a corrida na maior parte do tempo pela novata Arrows e abandonou nas últimas voltas imagine se fosse com a Williams de 1991 e 1992 na qual ele pilotou daria trabalho pro Leão Mansell

Grande vitória do imortal Ronnie Peterson ultrapassou na última volta o saudoso Patrick Depailler na corrida de número 300 da F1

Very Nice

I like the theme song of this video, what's the name of this song?

This is classic: engines singing, fans reacting to another typical Villeneuve start, Jones in that beautiful FW07 on a real racing circuit. Thanks for posting this. Bookmarked.

the sound of those engines was so great!! not like shit we have now

name of the song??

Did you know Schumacher's mother died just that weekend?

The only unbeaten F1 car ever?

Shit music, if only they made noise themselves

amazing music

came here to see that "fan car" beast =]

Reutemann... Titán!!!!!

thanks

Can you plz upload 2001 Canadian Grand prix!!!