And he's the most talkative he's ever been. Monaco 2012. For subtitles enable the captions. Mikan haastattelu Monacossa, jossa hän kertoo "suhteestaan" Schumacheriin.
I actually watched an interview with Schumacher and he actually said there's only one driver he respected when he was racing, and that driver was Hakkinen as he always used to give Schumacher a run for his money. Schumacher compared all his opponents and title rivals, and said none of them were a patch on Hakkinen which is why they didn't earn his respect. I do miss those days when it was those 2 battling for the title. It was one that you could never call.
@@grayrace7720 That means he remains so - nothing has happened since then except Schumacher, Vettel and Hamilton winning with the best cars any drivers have ever been handed BY FAR - they all passed Prost and Senna's stats but only with much better cars and much easier cars to drive - playstation cars that all but drive themselves - its so easy now its a farce. 2 different sports even - 20th century F1 and the 21st century joke of a sport it became. The GOAT ranking is; 1. Senna =2. Prost/ Clark 4. Stewart =5. Lauda, Piquet, Schumacher, Alonso, Hakkinen 10. Villeneuve 11. Fangio =12. Mansell, Hamilton 20. Vettel
yea, must be since he was speaking in his native language
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Häkkinen talks significantly more in finnish than in english! Just like Räikkönen. Finnish people are great, they have something special that makes me to like them
Like what ? The COWARDICE AND BETRAYEL in them that makes them one of the biggest lovers and among the first offcial ACCEPTORS of communism brought upon them by jews in 1918 or 1919 wich overthrew the monarchy and brought the FILTHY ASS so called "res public" of today. They love COMMUNISM and MARXIST so much,that they are,for a long time,run by a COMMUNIST party member of the "Marxist International" (desguised under the eufeminst name "socialit international") en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Socialist_International wich is MORE COMMUNIST THAN CHINA,nord corea or vietnam,these 3 beeing only 3 of the OFFICIALLY COMMUNIST but that DOES NOT even have a party member of this international,let alone by governed by it. So beside the red and blonde hair and ADORABLE whitest skin,there is NOTHING to like at fins.NOTHING.
Samuel Jimenez OFF COURSE he talks more in finish.HE'S FINISH,is normal to speka ONLY in Finish,cuz that's your language and just let others traduce who care about what you say.
As a Finn, i'm always a lot more conserved and carefuld when speaking English. I don't talk a lot in Finnish either but in English a lot less..I think the reason is that i'm just trying to be too perfect, scared of failing to pronouncing words correctly etc. I'm not saying Mika has the same issue, maybe it's just me.
When i started watching F1 i almost instantly was a fan of Mika . He is just so awesome. After he was gone i fell for Kimi , which i still am a supporter of today. Seems like a got a thing goin for Fins
To come back after a near fatal accident in Adelaide, clinch 2 titles and beat that generation’s best driver proves to me that Hakkinen is one of the greats. Lost none of his speed until 2001, and probably the most sympathatic driver on the grid that I can remember. Choosing between him and a ruthless driver backed by a Machiavellian team was the easiest choice me and my brother ever made. Plus the McLarens had amazing liveries during this period.
That McLaren from 2000 is probably the best sounding racing car of all time on top of it all. That was a great era for motorsports and McLaren, before they too became corrupt.
Mika has an old soul, his considered answers to the questions posed were a joy to read, his has wisdom and insight that comes from humility, it radiates from him :)
I begin to follow F1 in 1998, at the beginning of their battle. I was and still am a huge fan of Michael, but over the years I have come to appreciate Mika and his strange way of being a pilot: terribly fast in the car, especially with the poor Mclarens of the mid-90s, and not so talkative but very funny and polite in the interviews. Definitely now I consider them both as legends.
Lol, I love Mika and Michael's friendship in F1 today. Mika said to Michael on the grid this season "Hey Michael, when will you start driving?", and Schumi was staring at him with his mouth open and answered something like "What do you mean, old man?" :D And in Hockenheim Schumacher was very frustrated before the race on Sunday so he asked Mika if he could perform a rain-dance, cause Mercedes can't compete against the others on a dry race :D
There's MTV Finland which is the music channel, but this is from MTV3 which stands for Mainos-TV, and it's on channel 3, which is where the 3 comes from :D
I agree and let me add he didn't crack under pressure yet being the Ferrari top driver for nearly a decade: fast and determined from his early days in Maranello up to his last win in the WCT. Driving for Ferrari as a top driver is an extremely stressing job: so hat off for Schumacher eventhough quite an unfair challenger overall .
man ... the old school as hard as the rivalery was ... they all respected each other i mean... what can i say ... different times sickens me to the stomache how people talk about each other these days sometimes
I love what he´s saying at 2:48: Nuthurratta hurra, so parrllaa. Muttoonaa dancing männekeer tappikästallaikka. Assättarga tavassitta että, että tota. Okkstannätukkstarrälätto arrikställoppa tattähätt. I mean, for someone who doesn´t speak a word in Finnish, I´m pretty good...
Nyt huudetaan hurraa, se on paalulla. Mut se on nyt ensimmäinen kerta pitkästä aikaa ja se tarkottaa vaan sitä, että että tota onks tää nyt yks tähdenlento ja sit se lopahtaa tähän
Might well be, but they are close to Finland, so that's no surprise. The thing that has puzzled many language-experts is the relation between Hungarian and Finnish. They're related, but quite far apart (in distance). This is quite unlike most other language-families in the world, or so i'm told.
TH-cam is for anyone to use. If you don't like what people upload don't watch it, hmm? There are subtitles for the rest of us. That English title is handy for said rest of us to find this, watch it and gain some insight on one of the deepest rivalries F1 has ever seen.
Actually no, finnish belongs to uralic languages but there have been hypothesis that uralic and altaic would be one language family, but it isnt supported nowdays.
I'll take your word for it, as I'm not familiar at all with Hungarian, I know it has a link to Finnish, although I wonder how much Slav influence is in Hungarian to make it sound different to Finnish or Estonian
Well we have similar words but Estonian is abit like finnish with russian/baltic accent. Which makes it sound alot different. But sometimes it sounds pretty much the same.
lol somehow I had to laugh when I read your way to describe finnish :D But if you close your eyes and just listen to him... You could probably be right :o
Funny thing that Hungarian isn't like that, because Finnish and Hungarian are linguistically related (wich is odd given the distance between the two countries).
Hehe, would be interesting for sure but having been gone for over ten years is like starting over from scratch. And he needs to do something about those knees first. lol
I love Mika's honesty. He is one of the few who dared to criticize Michael while still showing him respect.
Mika survived the terrible accident in Adelaide....wish u the same determation to overcome Ur accident. All the good things, Mike
I actually watched an interview with Schumacher and he actually said there's only one driver he respected when he was racing, and that driver was Hakkinen as he always used to give Schumacher a run for his money. Schumacher compared all his opponents and title rivals, and said none of them were a patch on Hakkinen which is why they didn't earn his respect. I do miss those days when it was those 2 battling for the title. It was one that you could never call.
Senna fans on suicide watch
so is that why he tried to ram off Hill and Villeneuve?
Schumacher said Senna was number 1 of all time
@@emelle1283 Senna was only the number one till 1994
@@grayrace7720 That means he remains so - nothing has happened since then except Schumacher, Vettel and Hamilton winning with the best cars any drivers have ever been handed BY FAR - they all passed Prost and Senna's stats but only with much better cars and much easier cars to drive - playstation cars that all but drive themselves - its so easy now its a farce. 2 different sports even - 20th century F1 and the 21st century joke of a sport it became. The GOAT ranking is;
1. Senna
=2. Prost/ Clark
4. Stewart
=5. Lauda, Piquet, Schumacher, Alonso, Hakkinen
10. Villeneuve
11. Fangio
=12. Mansell, Hamilton
20. Vettel
I've never heard him talk so much in one go!
He just hates speaking English haha
Thomas E And here is idea why
languagecatalyst.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/04/Finnish-comic.png
Hm. Actually he should hate speaking Finnish...
TheRomanRuler hey like most all of those are never used and some of them are inconvenient enough to be hard to understand
+Muad haha yeah but they're still valid words and a native Finn would understand them with ease
yea, must be since he was speaking in his native language
Häkkinen talks significantly more in finnish than in english! Just like Räikkönen. Finnish people are great, they have something special that makes me to like them
Räikkönen doesn't talk any more in Finnish.
Like what ? The COWARDICE AND BETRAYEL in them that makes them one of the biggest lovers and among the first offcial ACCEPTORS of communism brought upon them by jews in 1918 or 1919 wich overthrew the monarchy and brought the FILTHY ASS so called "res public" of today.
They love COMMUNISM and MARXIST so much,that they are,for a long time,run by a COMMUNIST party member of the "Marxist International" (desguised under the eufeminst name "socialit international") en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Socialist_International wich is MORE COMMUNIST THAN CHINA,nord corea or vietnam,these 3 beeing only 3 of the OFFICIALLY COMMUNIST but that DOES NOT even have a party member of this international,let alone by governed by it.
So beside the red and blonde hair and ADORABLE whitest skin,there is NOTHING to like at fins.NOTHING.
Samuel Jimenez OFF COURSE he talks more in finish.HE'S FINISH,is normal to speka ONLY in Finish,cuz that's your language and just let others traduce who care about what you say.
Im finnish
As a Finn, i'm always a lot more conserved and carefuld when speaking English. I don't talk a lot in Finnish either but in English a lot less..I think the reason is that i'm just trying to be too perfect, scared of failing to pronouncing words correctly etc. I'm not saying Mika has the same issue, maybe it's just me.
That was the most amazing overtake in F1 history, and given the laps before it, just sensational, heart stopping moment.
Mika.. what a great driver, but specially a great person
hahahahaha zonta had to change his underwear after that
Mika was always a cool character. Never heard talk so much though :D
:D
One of the most professional and gentleman like drivers in F1 of all time 👍🆒🇦🇺
Ah finnish, such a beautiful language, makes me think of grandma.
When i started watching F1 i almost instantly was a fan of Mika . He is just so awesome. After he was gone i fell for Kimi , which i still am a supporter of today. Seems like a got a thing goin for Fins
To come back after a near fatal accident in Adelaide, clinch 2 titles and beat that generation’s best driver proves to me that Hakkinen is one of the greats. Lost none of his speed until 2001, and probably the most sympathatic driver on the grid that I can remember. Choosing between him and a ruthless driver backed by a Machiavellian team was the easiest choice me and my brother ever made. Plus the McLarens had amazing liveries during this period.
That McLaren from 2000 is probably the best sounding racing car of all time on top of it all. That was a great era for motorsports and McLaren, before they too became corrupt.
Mika = the best. One of the best overtaking manouveres of all time at 1.05...
senna still better...
About Spa overtake...
Reporter: ''Sounds Wild.''
Mika: ''It was a wild situation.''
Molemmat kännissä :D :D
He's so genuinely kind and funny 😂
Best driver ever!
+Timo Miettinen
So Ayrton Senna is nothing?
+Timo Lindroos no
+Timo Lindroos :D
what a beautifu language Finnish is
Mika has an old soul, his considered answers to the questions posed were a joy to read, his has wisdom and insight that comes from humility, it radiates from him :)
This was the most intense I've ever seen him 😂😂 Love this
great interview, thanks for the upload
I begin to follow F1 in 1998, at the beginning of their battle.
I was and still am a huge fan of Michael, but over the years I have come to appreciate Mika and his strange way of being a pilot: terribly fast in the car, especially with the poor Mclarens of the mid-90s, and not so talkative but very funny and polite in the interviews.
Definitely now I consider them both as legends.
Mika - MUCH respect!!
Hmm this is the 1st time Im seeing hakkinen so enthusiatic and talkative!
Kenties parhaita aikoja ku oli Mika vs. Schumi.
+Ville Rautanen Eikä ajettu mopoilla niinkuin nyt puhumattakaan nyky säännöistä
thanks, I appreciate the compliment
Lol, I love Mika and Michael's friendship in F1 today. Mika said to Michael on the grid this season "Hey Michael, when will you start driving?", and Schumi was staring at him with his mouth open and answered something like "What do you mean, old man?" :D
And in Hockenheim Schumacher was very frustrated before the race on Sunday so he asked Mika if he could perform a rain-dance, cause Mercedes can't compete against the others on a dry race :D
Thanks for the captions. Would've been a waste not to know what they were saying.
That overtake in Spa was quite a different one.
When you listen to it in reverse I can understand it.
There's MTV Finland which is the music channel, but this is from MTV3 which stands for Mainos-TV, and it's on channel 3, which is where the 3 comes from :D
I agree and let me add he didn't crack under pressure yet being the Ferrari top driver for nearly a decade: fast and determined from his early days in Maranello up to his last win in the WCT. Driving for Ferrari as a top driver is an extremely stressing job: so hat off for Schumacher eventhough quite an unfair challenger overall .
A legend talking about another.
he was just searching for words
I miss Schumi...................... I miss you, Red Baron :-(
the translation is well done in this video, use it
he's seems more talkative in finnish than in english, his english interviews are quick and right to the point.
awesome, thanks a tonne man
Yeah like all the best from late 80s to late 90s that would be awesome!
Dude deserves more wdc. If only they had the Merc power units of today in that McLarens of his
What is wdc ?
@Faults Thank you :D ;) !!!
1:35 "I'm sure Ricardo Zonta had to change his underwear after the race"
LOL :)
Mika. King.
He always taks more in his own lanq...
Hakkinen:the fastest gentleman ever....
Poika puhuu asiaa, hyvä Mika...!
the translator-thing on the bottom actually works
man ... the old school as hard as the rivalery was ... they all respected each other i mean... what can i say ... different times sickens me to the stomache how people talk about each other these days sometimes
I think he said that Schumacher and he used to play formula one on play station before the race :D
I can already imagine it: "F1 World Masters' Championship". That would be awesome :)
he started to talk like that after the accident in adelaide '95
I love what he´s saying at 2:48: Nuthurratta hurra, so parrllaa. Muttoonaa dancing männekeer tappikästallaikka. Assättarga tavassitta että, että tota. Okkstannätukkstarrälätto arrikställoppa tattähätt. I mean, for someone who doesn´t speak a word in Finnish, I´m pretty good...
Nyt huudetaan hurraa, se on paalulla. Mut se on nyt ensimmäinen kerta pitkästä aikaa ja se tarkottaa vaan sitä, että että tota onks tää nyt yks tähdenlento ja sit se lopahtaa tähän
He started in F1 in the beginning of 1991 and ended his career at the end of 2001.
In Finland MTV3 is "commercial tv 3" :D
best overtake of all time was piquet on senna hungary 86 imo.
no
Northern Europe. A country with five and a half million people. Country that survived one of the most greatest independence wars.
After 8 years.
You mean Finland??
Might well be, but they are close to Finland, so that's no surprise.
The thing that has puzzled many language-experts is the relation between Hungarian and Finnish. They're related, but quite far apart (in distance). This is quite unlike most other language-families in the world, or so i'm told.
and believe me.. it's just as tough to learn as Japanese.. I've lived here for 20 years and I still can't speak Finnish fluently O.o
IMO the best rival Schumi had.
mika really put the fear of god in to schmacher
you're welcome man :)
hahahaha cool interview with the legend ^^
1:35 vittu mikä jätkä :DDD huutista
Just turn on English translation text next to the Add-to button lol.
In America all MTV is "commercial tv" :(
That already exists, kinda, search wikipedia for Grand Prix Masters league.
lol, don't worry, I made the subtitles so that everyone can understand :)
let's make a petttiotion.it would be out of this world
TH-cam is for anyone to use. If you don't like what people upload don't watch it, hmm?
There are subtitles for the rest of us.
That English title is handy for said rest of us to find this, watch it and gain some insight on one of the deepest rivalries F1 has ever seen.
Actually no, finnish belongs to uralic languages but there have been hypothesis that uralic and altaic would be one language family, but it isnt supported nowdays.
I'll take your word for it, as I'm not familiar at all with Hungarian, I know it has a link to Finnish, although I wonder how much Slav influence is in Hungarian to make it sound different to Finnish or Estonian
He's from Finland, Northern Europe. Use Google Maps or Wikipedia.
Just press the cc for the subtitles :D
Mika actually talked for more than 5 seconds?!?
I watched the whole video, then realised i have no idea what he said
Well we have similar words but Estonian is abit like finnish with russian/baltic accent. Which makes it sound alot different. But sometimes it sounds pretty much the same.
lol somehow I had to laugh when I read your way to describe finnish :D
But if you close your eyes and just listen to him... You could probably be right :o
The Flying Finn !
" rapa toto tata tetet ttitit thehe tuutututut""" ... mikka Hakkinen LOL
Funny thing that Hungarian isn't like that, because Finnish and Hungarian are linguistically related (wich is odd given the distance between the two countries).
I missed Häkkinen a lot after his retirement after Suzuka 2001....
Schumacher lost his best and only one challenger at this time and for years !
Häkkinen is actually younger than Schumacher, yet he's been gone for 11 Years.
MTV isn't a music channel?(look at the microphone)
Yes... it was... it was quite a different one, heh.
Would be amazing though if Mika got to test drive the Mercedes car alongside Schumacher.
If you wanna win, take a Fin.
Actually Mika is couple of months older than Michael.
i'm not car sport fan. what year mika start race and retire?
use the subtitles man :)
Wanna understand? Press "CC" button in the bottom of the videobox!
Yes. Why wouldn't they be?
Yes, but many words that are in the same languages, means different things.
He's Finnish.
"aletutaan aikuistumaan"
Cree Zeretiuz THAT., AS A FINN, IS THE BEST COMMENT EVER FOR A 40 YEAR OLD ... LOL!!!!
dafuq is dat supposed to mean?
means, about: time to be adults
Onneks c-more lopetti formulat...Lähinnä siks et päästiin tosta Mervistä eroon
I need rosetta stone
Hehe, would be interesting for sure but having been gone for over ten years is like starting over from scratch. And he needs to do something about those knees first. lol
thank you. and what is his nationality?
So you never learned to read in school or what? The subtitles are pretty good.