Even i thought it was Vettel who was going to win the race although i also hoped he spins or goes wide so Button wins the race, which it happened in the latter case. Never say never in a race where mother nature plays her part
Was always a Jordan fan was gud to see them win something, apart from Spa in 98' lol. At least HAAS & Williams are filling in d gap for now for some Hijinx
I’ll never forget the Kimi Overtake on Fisichella at Suzuka, 8am, V10 in my ears at 10 years old on Sunday morning.. this is my favorite overtake in F1 and the best I’ve ever seen in my life everything was perfect even the camera angles, it was like a movie AND of course the legendary duo James Allen and Martin Brundle 🫠🙌🏾
@@madaboutf1707yes sure. With drs and his current car maybe. But keep in mind that this was a time when overtaking was much much much more difficult then it is nowadays.
That Vettel spin and Button win in Canada does not feel the same in such a snippet. It needs the context of a 4 hour Grand Prix. The waiting, anticipation and still being blown away by the action we got is a huge part of it.
When they show the aerial shot of the pass ,me and Deb were sitting in THAT ,!!!! grandstand!!!! I thought it would collapse when everyone jumped up at the same time!!!!😊😊😊😊😊😊
Suzuka 2005 will forever be my favorite race. Some incredible moments including Alonso passing Michael at 130R, also the chaotic start and of course Kimi winning the race from the back of the grid. This race solidified the legendary status of Kimi The Iceman 😎🏁
The other drivers were a danger to him if anything he was one of the cleanest racers in f1 history because he always left the perfect amount of space when racing
Well it's true. We will never have those moments back. They wanted to have 50 meaningless overtakes per race and took away the actual drama and historical side by side action
Canada 2011 is still my all time favourite, 6 pit stops, a drive through, a puncture, 2 collisions, last twice and Jenson Button still won that race, amazing !!
I remember kimi with these performances and I’ve been his fan ever since.. even now.. always will be ❤ infact he’s the only person I’m a fan of in my life.. what a talent..
Here are some other classic last lap wins (there are more but I won't list them) -1961 French GP: Giancarlo Baghetti wins on his World Championship debut beating Dan Gurney's Porsche to the line. -1970 Monaco GP: Jack Brabham locks up in the last corner (then called Gazomètre) and crashes, allowing Jochen Rindt to overtake him. Funnily enough, Rindt didn't take the checkered flag at first because they were expecting Brabham. Brabham would end up second. -1970 British GP: For the second time that season, Brabham would end up losing the lead in the last lap against Rindt. This time he ran out of fuel. He managed to cross the line in 2nd. -1977 French GP: John Watson held the faster Mario Andretti behind for several laps, but on the last lap his engine would start coughing, which allowed Andretti to sneak by and take the victory. Watson would run out of fuel after crossing the line in 2nd. -1978 South African GP: Ronnie Peterson overtook Patrick Depailler in the last lap with a fantastic move. -1982 San Marino GP: Didier Pironi controversially disobeyed team orders and overtook teammate Gilles Villeneuve. Without more overtaking opportunities, Pironi won and Villeneuve, feeling betrayed, swore to never speak to the Frenchman again. He would die two weeks later at Zolder.
Damon Hill at hungry still hurts 26 years later. I was 13 years old at the time and he was my favorite driver. Having to suffer through his season with arrows and then having that happen almost made me quit following the sport entirely. But hey, that’s how racing is sometimes.
Japan 2005 is one of the only "old" races I've watched. It is by far one of the best full races I've ever watched. James Allen said it perfectly, Grand Prix Racing at its absolute finest
It’s amazing how a safety car bunching up the pack (That Jenson caused by crashing into Alonso) can turn a really messy drive into one of the greatest of all time. JB definitely redeemed himself in that final stint, but boy did luck play its part. Normally if you make 6+ pitstops you end up two laps down!
Don't think I'll ever get over Damon being robbed of what would have been an unbelievable victory in Hungary, my heart sinks every time I see Jacques passing him 😢
Hungary 1997 still angers and upsets me to this day. I feel more sorry for the team than for Damon - Arrows had been trying for 20 years to win a Grand Prix, you'd think that fate could have allowed them just that one!
Absolutely masterpiece performance by KIMI in Suzuka. We should never forget this moment. Sadly MCLAREN bad reliability cost him loss the championship.
Raikkonen's 2005 suspension failure in Europe still breaks my heart. I remember watching it live and my mom came from the kitchen "why are you sleeping whith your face down on the floor?" 😂
I was too young to understand F1 back then and started crying and blaming McLaren for not giving him a reliable car 😂 now I realise it was as a result of his own mistake. I have not rewatched any of the races from 2003 or 2005 in which his car failed. Even after all these years I can’t cope with it 😂
Canada 2011 is my favourite race of all time, so I have to pick Button's as the best performance here. But Abu Dhabi 2021 has to be the single most iconic. Whoever you were rooting for, and whatever your position on the controversy, you were screaming at the TV for that whole last lap. It's not just that lap, but where it sat in the context of that whole season. For that reason, it's the most dramatic last lap ever.
Senna was the most competitive driver ever to race and the fact that he made an on track decision, no team orders, to let his friend through and also celebrated with him is just beyond imagining. I watched it live, it was surreal. People will never understand that.
He is just so hyped because of his tragic fatal accident. Schumacher was dominating him until imola. 30 to 0 points. In addition, Schumacher won 2 championchips in an inferior car. He is, was and will ever be the best driver of all time by far.
James Allen's emotion when he sees the overtaking between Raikkonen and Fisichella is the same as that of Brazilian narrators when the Brazilian team wins a football/soccer world cup... I never really understood why Alonso was so adored and idolized, but seeing this scene from the GP in 2005 I see and recognize today that he won a championship of titans, poor Ron Dennis gave so much joy to Brazilians and French but he disappointed in 2005 with a Car falls short in terms of reliability...
@@arthurmorgan9108 In a different era, way later in his career post the back surgery, in his first year of joining a new team with an incompetent rookie race engineer, in a car that was the opposite of his driving style. You new? Seems like it. F1 is not for casuals. It's like saying MJ 96 = MJ at the Wizards.
Some of those crashes are stunning! It shows how much safer F1 is now comparatively for everyone racing. Liking seeing the old clips as someone who’s newer retrospectively to the sport it’s nice to learn where F1 has come from
F1 has been lucky to have some great commentators over the years, Crofty, Brundle, Murray, Allen. James Allen is my favorite though, always brought that intensity
I remember everyone complaining about him at the time - thought he was awful! I think having Croft has made people reassess him! Best duo ever was Brundle and Coulthard - two people who actually knew what they were talking about. Shame it was for only one season.
3:09 That was the time Williams made an agreement with Mclaren to let them through. They knew Mclaren would be the team to beat next year. I still don't understand why they did that. I always remembered that moment. I never saw such an action again.
My favorite race of all time is the 2021.... the last lap was the most intense I have ever seen and when Max crossed the line I screamed (I was happier than Max him self). And I have been watching since 1993.
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Kimi looked absolutely ecstatic with that Suzuka win, what an emotional guy
How do you spot Kimi in a room full of secret service agents?
He's the silent one.
Raikkonen and Button's last lap victory are my all time favorite. They were impossible to predict from lap 1
Even i thought it was Vettel who was going to win the race although i also hoped he spins or goes wide so Button wins the race, which it happened in the latter case. Never say never in a race where mother nature plays her part
@mrtiesthatbind 、
Japan '05 is one of the most brilliant individual performances in F1 history, Kimi was incredible that day, P17 to P1
@@Beau_Rivage Cry
Super Kimi
@@Beau_Rivage Bro is trying to speak with numbers 💀💀💀
@@Beau_Rivagewhat on earth did FIA do to Alonso that race? he lost time with Klien and Kimi jumped him in the pits and won fair.
@@Beau_Rivagewas it not Fisichella?
8:41 I've never seen Kimi so happy, handing the trophy to Fis. That's great sportsmanship!
wanted to comment the exact same thing. He truly is one of a kind.
Was always a Jordan fan was gud to see them win something, apart from Spa in 98' lol.
At least HAAS & Williams are filling in d gap for now for some Hijinx
That's why we love Kimi..
I’ll never forget the Kimi Overtake on Fisichella at Suzuka, 8am, V10 in my ears at 10 years old on Sunday morning.. this is my favorite overtake in F1 and the best I’ve ever seen in my life everything was perfect even the camera angles, it was like a movie AND of course the legendary duo James Allen and Martin Brundle 🫠🙌🏾
Ah yes, Kimi's P17 to first barnstormer.
Never forget.
Yeah well anybody could’ve done that in that car Max would have done it in half the time
@@madaboutf1707damn Max fans really are fragile when the conversation isn’t all about him
@@madaboutf1707 Max fans are desperate to bring him up in everything it seems
@@madaboutf1707yes sure.
With drs and his current car maybe.
But keep in mind that this was a time when overtaking was much much much more difficult then it is nowadays.
Kimi probably forgot.
That Vettel spin and Button win in Canada does not feel the same in such a snippet. It needs the context of a 4 hour Grand Prix. The waiting, anticipation and still being blown away by the action we got is a huge part of it.
Same with Kimi's win in Japan from P17, or the crazy ending to Monaco 82. They seem crazier when you see the full thing and not just the highlights
It loses the context needed, including Button pitting for the 6th time to win the Grand Prix.
I was there that day in the rain soaked and was worth every second that was the best race ever imo hahaha
My favourite race ever - absolutely loved it!!
When they show the aerial shot of the pass ,me and Deb were sitting in THAT ,!!!! grandstand!!!! I thought it would collapse when everyone jumped up at the same time!!!!😊😊😊😊😊😊
Suzuka 2005 will forever be my favorite race. Some incredible moments including Alonso passing Michael at 130R, also the chaotic start and of course Kimi winning the race from the back of the grid. This race solidified the legendary status of Kimi The Iceman 😎🏁
Same
Those V10 era cars were just perfect racing machines, the size, sound, agility. Would have loved to see them dueling with full slick tires.
They are still what I imagine every time I picture an F1 car!
1. Absoloutly
2. UP THE TOFFEES! (sorry, you gotta mention when you see one of your own kind)
The commentary by James Allen on Kimi's iconic Suzuka victory still gives me goosebumps.
Remember when kimi debuted and people said he was too inexperienced and would be a danger to the other drivers? That thought quickly went away.
both peter and kimi knew what they were doing
No.. I wasn't born then.
Kimi was dangerous.
Just not the way people were expecting!
The other drivers were a danger to him if anything he was one of the cleanest racers in f1 history because he always left the perfect amount of space when racing
@@sambitranjan9584now you know it😉
There's one race I could watch over and over again - Suzuka 2005 is simply epic! What a star Kimi was back then.
The best about that Monaco 82 finish is Patrese himself had spun a few laps earlier while leading.
He just used Mario Kart's blue shell to take out his opponents in front :P
Yes I was surprised Patrese’s spin after Mirabeau wasn’t shown here?
@@Peter-Oxley-Modelling-Lab I guess they wanted to only show action on the very last lap?
@@Olivyay Not only the last lap but the final 2 corners & Brazil ‘08
Raikkonen was scary fast in his prime, an absolute BEAST! ❤
0:29 That no DRS overtake by Kimi (despite hitting the rev limiter) is better than any modern day DRS overtakes.
Merc engine was pretty strong when it wasn't blowing up :D
Well it's true. We will never have those moments back. They wanted to have 50 meaningless overtakes per race and took away the actual drama and historical side by side action
Every overtake without the assistance of DRS is better than any one with. Period.
@@Jackbyrne77
So true... the real overtakes and the sound are what I miss most.
commentary slaps too
Canada 2011 is still my all time favourite, 6 pit stops, a drive through, a puncture, 2 collisions, last twice and Jenson Button still won that race, amazing !!
one of the best races of all time
Lucky
2011 Button will always be a banger
Definitely a banger took out both Alonso & Hamilton
@@MalcolmTann0 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Lucky tho, low-key overrated bc it wouldn't have happened if Sebastian didnt slide
@@joshmoment42"if" "if"
Was that the race where the start got postphoned a few hours due to it raining so hard?
F1 season breaks - F1 lets play Kimi videos for content. They know we will watch them.
They know we love Kimi
@@LeonardoAld everyone one loves kimi
Why not a daily Kimi video during summer break? It would be better than many races!
"Grand prix racing, and it's absolute finest" goose bumps hearing this line every time
I remember kimi with these performances and I’ve been his fan ever since.. even now.. always will be ❤ infact he’s the only person I’m a fan of in my life.. what a talent..
Same here mare. Haven’t supported anyone since Kimi’s retirement. Have a soft corner for Lewis since he raced with Kimi but that’s about it.
I rewatched that 2005 Japanese GP last year. Still my favourite ever F1 race.
nice to see raikkonen up first
Here are some other classic last lap wins (there are more but I won't list them)
-1961 French GP: Giancarlo Baghetti wins on his World Championship debut beating Dan Gurney's Porsche to the line.
-1970 Monaco GP: Jack Brabham locks up in the last corner (then called Gazomètre) and crashes, allowing Jochen Rindt to overtake him. Funnily enough, Rindt didn't take the checkered flag at first because they were expecting Brabham. Brabham would end up second.
-1970 British GP: For the second time that season, Brabham would end up losing the lead in the last lap against Rindt. This time he ran out of fuel. He managed to cross the line in 2nd.
-1977 French GP: John Watson held the faster Mario Andretti behind for several laps, but on the last lap his engine would start coughing, which allowed Andretti to sneak by and take the victory. Watson would run out of fuel after crossing the line in 2nd.
-1978 South African GP: Ronnie Peterson overtook Patrick Depailler in the last lap with a fantastic move.
-1982 San Marino GP: Didier Pironi controversially disobeyed team orders and overtook teammate Gilles Villeneuve. Without more overtaking opportunities, Pironi won and Villeneuve, feeling betrayed, swore to never speak to the Frenchman again. He would die two weeks later at Zolder.
How do you remember all this? Fair play! 👏🏼
i think @formula1 need to doing 2nd part based of this facts.
@@peaceMAS1957 maybe they dont have those images
@@joaodigue In fact the only one that they have from those is the 1982 San Marino GP one.
@@coronasdelaurel would be awesome if they have all of them
Kimi was a beast during his Mclaren days. He should've won a Championship with them if not only for car reliability.
Kimi is so warm and emotional.
At 1:48 Danny Ric having the best seat in the theatre
He didn't like it lol
Stolen championship lol
That‘s Norris 🙃
I think thats Lando
Raikkonen at his prime, beautiful cars and lovely engines… I want that time back
Poor, poor Damon and Arrows. Still hurts, 26 years on
The cheek of showing Abu Dhabi 2021 in this compilation
"ooga booga monkey man shouldve won 😭reeeeeeeeeee"
Damon Hill at hungry still hurts 26 years later. I was 13 years old at the time and he was my favorite driver. Having to suffer through his season with arrows and then having that happen almost made me quit following the sport entirely. But hey, that’s how racing is sometimes.
Japan 2005 is one of the only "old" races I've watched. It is by far one of the best full races I've ever watched. James Allen said it perfectly, Grand Prix Racing at its absolute finest
Old?!?
Now I feel old... :P
@@chrisharris9633 well, it's 18 years already. :D
@@chrisharris9633 Hey, I was 5 or 6 when that race happened, it's pretty old for me!
Not really old if it's within your lifetime
That Jenson Button win was really crazy considering how many pitstops he had during that race
It’s amazing how a safety car bunching up the pack (That Jenson caused by crashing into Alonso) can turn a really messy drive into one of the greatest of all time. JB definitely redeemed himself in that final stint, but boy did luck play its part. Normally if you make 6+ pitstops you end up two laps down!
Man took out 2 contenders for the win though
@@shmet, both racing incidents. Cry more.
Don't think I'll ever get over Damon being robbed of what would have been an unbelievable victory in Hungary, my heart sinks every time I see Jacques passing him 😢
Yep, that was so unlucky. Can you imagine, to win in an Arrows?!
@@hermansillemand on pure pace. It was not a crazy race, or something like that.
@@tiagosilveira94 yeah amazing! Real shame
It was almost one of the greatest underdog wins of all time. So close 😢
Yeah well Max has been robbed of wins too but British fans won’t accept it
Still can’t believe kimi didn’t win the 2005 championship. Still hurts to this day.
I can. Kimi had the better car but poor reliability, which eventually cost him the way it costed Schumi and Ferrari in 2006.
At least he won the championship two years later
Still hurts he did not win with McLaren @@mrtiesthatbind
@@amsterdamG2G for McLaren fans yes
yeah.. but i remember he received 2005 driver of the year from FIA
The fact that out of the entire kimi was there many times shows how great and unlucky of a driver he was
Even handing over the trophy to Trulli he was all smiles. Racing is just a hobby to him…
@@MaddoxRDFisichella who for me was a wimp
Never been Damon Hill fan, but Hungary 97 was heartbreaking
devastating...
such a beast. What a drive
i remember Hill is first ever rival for Micheal Schumacher
Awesome gesture by Ayrton at Suzuka.
Yea thats a very uncharacteristic gesture from him. He always go for the win
@@cplchanbHe was forced by Ron Dennis to do it
Ayrton and Berger were dissatisfied with it
@@oldmarcussalesNo, he said that he would give that victory to his teammate
Kimi Räikkönen 2005 is amazing
Kimi is, pound for pound, the greatest f1 driver ever! I stand on that.
Pound for pound? It's motor racing, not boxing.
Suzuka 2005 was utterly epic to say the least, I wish I could go back to that moment when I saw it happen in real time
i never never forget 2005 suzuka!! 😄
"Usually races are won on the last lap"
-Wise Man
Hungary 1997 still angers and upsets me to this day. I feel more sorry for the team than for Damon - Arrows had been trying for 20 years to win a Grand Prix, you'd think that fate could have allowed them just that one!
anyone else just skip 1:36-2:14?
I Miss exciting F1 😢
putting 2021 is chaos waiting to become
2021 did killed a sport
Wow! That Fernando hit was like becoming a pinball.
I remember that Kimi crash on the final lap vividly. I was destraught that entire week in school.
Suzuka 2005 was the best. Simply the best individual performance in order to win a race. The most memorable race in a living memory
Absolutely masterpiece performance by KIMI in Suzuka. We should never forget this moment. Sadly MCLAREN bad reliability cost him loss the championship.
Arent races always won on the final lap?
Clever
Once they've completed the final lap or in some cases before that under a safety car.
Very smart
No mate the race Is won when you cross the finish line
LOL 😊
Raikkonen's 2005 suspension failure in Europe still breaks my heart. I remember watching it live and my mom came from the kitchen "why are you sleeping whith your face down on the floor?" 😂
He didn't pit
I still remember also my heart pumping so hardd with shockk
I was too young to understand F1 back then and started crying and blaming McLaren for not giving him a reliable car 😂 now I realise it was as a result of his own mistake. I have not rewatched any of the races from 2003 or 2005 in which his car failed. Even after all these years I can’t cope with it 😂
@@TheGreatVivek7 his and the team also 😁 all of the them willing to take the risk
@@citraamalia6561 Kimi was the one who made the call to stay out
Again reminds me of the pain of the 2005 season for Kini, clearly the dominating driver but the reliability of that McLaren
Kimi drives any car like an extention of his body.....missing you Kimi!
Have not watched one recent f1 race after 2021. Now i jus watch the old races
As a McLaren fan, I really miss the red and white Marlboro livery.
Red and white for the car...and a driver with a yellow helmet...
Who doesn't?
Pretty sure all races are won on the last lap as you have to cross the line on the last lap to win
"he's wrong but technically right"
Two cimbals and a drum fall down a cliff.
That was exactly my thoughts aha
I mean.. yeah I can’t argue with your comment 🤣🤣
Yeah should be called "last lap overtakes for victory"
Kimi Was A Beast
I love that beautiful engine noise as Patrese accelerates out of the last corner at Monaco ‘82
Button 2011..
Probably longest race in history... I remember watching at home!! Amazing victory
After a full day of counting every single time this has happened, I can now inform that every single race was won on the final lap.
Best comment😂
8:35 no one talks about how scary this crash was
07:16 Senna celebrating for Berger before he even crosses the line always brings a smile to my face
My favorite race is Suzuka 2005 all time. I never forgot this race.
Canada 2011 is my favourite race of all time, so I have to pick Button's as the best performance here.
But Abu Dhabi 2021 has to be the single most iconic. Whoever you were rooting for, and whatever your position on the controversy, you were screaming at the TV for that whole last lap. It's not just that lap, but where it sat in the context of that whole season. For that reason, it's the most dramatic last lap ever.
final lap overtakes are the best
Only Kimi 2005 and Jenson 2011 is pure phenomenal, others is lucky or inchident
0:29 LOVE THE RAW EMOTION!!
Kimi's drive was LEGENDARY.
I love a last lap decider, Keep fighting Michael 🏎🏎🏎🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪👑👑👑🐐🐐🐐
He is long gone. Unfortunately
FOM is savage. Two of the most embarrassing moments in the sports history are casually included here (2002 and 2021).
embarrassing for the losers still mad about it, sure
@@WOWWOW-hk1tb Trying to turn it on it's head doesn't make it not embarrassing. There were rule changes as a result of both.
Senna was the most competitive driver ever to race and the fact that he made an on track decision, no team orders, to let his friend through and also celebrated with him is just beyond imagining. I watched it live, it was surreal. People will never understand that.
Pure class from Senna. He’s such a goat 🐐
you could almost forget he was dating a 15 year old
He is just so hyped because of his tragic fatal accident. Schumacher was dominating him until imola. 30 to 0 points. In addition, Schumacher won 2 championchips in an inferior car. He is, was and will ever be the best driver of all time by far.
@@CaptainMarci10430-0 points. But hard to score points Captain when you’re deceased
@@tonygray8909 thats why i wrote until imola dude... in the first three races Schumi nailed 3 1st places while Senna just managed to dnf 3 times.
James Allen's emotion when he sees the overtaking between Raikkonen and Fisichella is the same as that of Brazilian narrators when the Brazilian team wins a football/soccer world cup... I never really understood why Alonso was so adored and idolized, but seeing this scene from the GP in 2005 I see and recognize today that he won a championship of titans, poor Ron Dennis gave so much joy to Brazilians and French but he disappointed in 2005 with a Car falls short in terms of reliability...
Lots of respect, pleasure to watch old moments :)
Saw Hakkinens dnf live and yeah...what a sad moment. Hurts till this day.
The move Rosberg pulled at 6:37 he didn't even bother turning💀 idk how anyone can blame Ham for that😭
People *still* try to defend Nico not turning in.
@@counterfit5 Crazy 😭
Kimi + McLaren was the fastest driver/car combo I have ever seen..
@@Beau_Rivage The first two weren't faster.
@@Beau_Rivage Not faster than Kimi. That's for sure. Michael was complete. But Kimi has raw speed not seen since Senna.
you never see Senna + McLaren, for sure....
@@ciaronsmith4995Kimi was destroyed by Alonso
@@arthurmorgan9108 In a different era, way later in his career post the back surgery, in his first year of joining a new team with an incompetent rookie race engineer, in a car that was the opposite of his driving style.
You new? Seems like it. F1 is not for casuals.
It's like saying MJ 96 = MJ at the Wizards.
My favorite last laps moment in f1 is japan 05 .. Raikkonen from p17 to P1 ..🎉❤❤❤
#1 Kimi... from back of the grid to win on the last lap WITH an OVERTAKING move.. that's the absolute perfectto
0:52 just to show how Kimi was paralysed, he literally doesn´t move.
Kimi Raikkinen is already in NASCAR along with Jenson Button.
1:31 I bet Lewis Hamilton fans are getting PTSD just from this one frame 😅
i think seeing masi got fired because of that race is hurt more after all these years
@@tedfromyt6523 all these years makes it sound like so much longer ago than it actually was 😂. How has it only been two
@@vmn596 it's hasn't been 2 years yet but I still remember it like it was yesterday
I screamed in terror
As a former lewis fan I was like: "NO NOT THIS AGAIN WHY?"
Some of those crashes are stunning! It shows how much safer F1 is now comparatively for everyone racing. Liking seeing the old clips as someone who’s newer retrospectively to the sport it’s nice to learn where F1 has come from
4:34 Nigel the Butterfinger stalling the engine. Piquet laughing going past him and over the finish line.
I miss James Allen, great commentator
F1 has been lucky to have some great commentators over the years, Crofty, Brundle, Murray, Allen. James Allen is my favorite though, always brought that intensity
I remember everyone complaining about him at the time - thought he was awful! I think having Croft has made people reassess him!
Best duo ever was Brundle and Coulthard - two people who actually knew what they were talking about. Shame it was for only one season.
3:09 That was the time Williams made an agreement with Mclaren to let them through. They knew Mclaren would be the team to beat next year. I still don't understand why they did that. I always remembered that moment. I never saw such an action again.
I cant believe 14 races finished on the final lap!! How astounding
Jerez 1997 was just such a magical race filled with pure emotion
Canada 2011 will forever be my favourite race.
Nothing better than Abu Dhabi 2021. The ultimate last lap victory.
2021 Abu Dhabi definitely is the most epic one！
It definitely was but unfortunately its also the reason why I can't really get into f1 because its become a toxic minefield
Weak mind @@Giratina575
the 3rd one will never be forgotten! what a Final LAP from MAX !
Damon... that was devastating but from other point of view... it was a master class drive. I'm sure somewhere up there Sir Graham was proud anyway.
The best one of all: Abu Dhabi 2021!!!! Crymilton's fans tears incoming!!!!!
I thought that all races were won on the last lap...
monaco is won in quali
@@afroheaddudeful You still have to get to the end...or be the last car standing!
@@HTOP1982i guess it means races that drivers get first on the last lap (correct me if i’m wrong)
My favorite race of all time is the 2021.... the last lap was the most intense I have ever seen and when Max crossed the line I screamed (I was happier than Max him self). And I have been watching since 1993.
8:51 I remember watching this as a kid and being gutted at this. My first exposure to how cruel F1 can be sometimes
I love summer break TH-cam content!
Jenson's race in Canada, I will NEVER forget that.
(0:06) is My Favorite.