Prins van Oranje I know, wasn’t easy for him in 2009, he hadn’t even tested the car from what I’ve heard. He should of taken Michael’s seat after his Silverstone crash. At that point he’d tested that car extensively and already knew the team, instead they went for Salo ☹️
b8067hc I know, he’d never come this close to scoring points. Ferrari should of given him Schumacher’s seat after Silverstone. Being the official test driver at that point it made total sense but they went with Salo instead ☹️
When M Schumacher was at peak between 2000 to 2004 they cunningly always got it right (for Schumacher). Like Mercedes and Lewis Hamilton nowadays. It’s wierd!!
Pra mim a melhor temporada de todas é 1999. Pelo tanto de coisas imprevistas e aleatórias q aconteceu. E Nurburgring foi a melhor da temporada. Porém quase todas corridas foram excelentes. Só Catalunha e Spa (isso mesmo) q foram sonolentas
If frentzen won that race he would've tied with Irvine, 1 point behind championship leader Hakkinen. Hakkinen (61) (because demoted from p5 to p6). Frentzen (60) Irvine (60) In a bloody Jordan
Actually this was intentional back then. The start signal was sent via radio, so over the past few races some teams picked up the signal, reverse engineered the seemingly random time the red lights stay on and play a beep to the driver a few milliseconds before the lights went out, essentially giving the drivers a perfect reaction time. The FIA picked up on this and in the 1999 EU GP they sent a radio signal that intentionally signaled an earlier lights out than what was actually going to happen. This way they caught all teams are were catching the radio signal.
1:23 I love how Murray wants to commentate on Coulthard apparently trying to overtake Hakkinen, but he can't because Brundle can't shut his mouth for a goddamn second. :D
Out of all of his commentary, this has to have some of the best Murray Walker commentary in a F1 race. Honestly, we cannot get enough of Magical Murray. Also, I feel Luca Badoer was cruelly robbed of his first points, I never seen such heartbreak than Luca Baoder crying after realising his best chance had slipped away through no fault of his own.
I actually cried when Frentzen's Jordan broke down and ending his slim championship hopes. So close and yet so far from pulling of the impossible. Mind you, I was only sixteen at the time. But it's a low I haven't really experienced in any sport since. Such a range of emotions from every one involved that day. The race really is a classic
Watching this in August 2020 and I'm still in stiches! The commentary from Murray, Martin and James along with some of the Ferrari mechanics (Especially at the left front tyre!) getting angry!😁
Con questa classifica, avremmo Hakkinen, Coulthard e Frentzen racchiusi in pochi punti [...] È fermo Frentzen! È fermo, gesto di stizza! Attenzione a Coulthard che con questa classifica rientrerebbe potenzialmente in lotta per il mondiale [...] Attenzione Coulthard! Ha rischiato troppo ed è finito contro le barriere! Giancarlo Fisichella leader del gran premio, ricordiamo che è dal 92 con Riccardo Patrese che un italiano non vince in F1[...] attenzione Fisichella! È fermo, getta il volante! Peccato Giancarlo, provaci ancora! Sentite come suonano le trombe dei tifosi di casa perché al comando c‘è il tedesco Ralf Schumacher [...] C’è Ralf Schumacher che però ha un problema alla posteriore destra! Grandissima gara di Luca Badoer, in quarta posizione con la Minardi che non va a punti dal GP di Australia del 1992 con Pedro Lamy [...] Badoer ai box...ah no è fermo!
How did he deserve the title when he was miles behind Hakkinen. Hakkinen got 11 poles and Frezen got 1. Fastest laps 6-0. Wins 5-2. The best driver and team always deserve the title. Frezen was in the fastest car on the grid in 1997 and finished 3rd. So he had his chance.
Hakkinen did not deserve the title that year. He threw away so many races. Frentzen drove out of his skin in that Jordan which was undoubtedly the 3rd fastest car on the grid. Schumacher probably would’ve walked the title if it wasn’t for his broken leg. Frentzen deserves the 99 title imo
@@cameronw3159 I agree that he wiped the floor with his team mate Hill. No wonder Hill quit F1 after the season. No one denies Frenzen drove well, but the man with them most points always deserves the tittle if there is no cheating involved.
thanks @formula1 this is indeed the definition of a CLASSIC race. please keep them coming. far and away one of the most entertaining, wild and unpredictable seasons ever. Viva 1999! edit: also this race perfectly encapsulates the '99 season itself. Just mayhem.
Frentzen was such a complete driver in 1999. Could have won that championship in a Jordan. I am surprised no top team wanted him after this season. Rumours say he trusted Jordan to fight for a championship for the future but then his relationship with Eddie Jordan was done...
I love it whenever Murray said stuff like that, “im going for first! Said John Cleland.” Or when Michael was storming down the pitlane “look at him! He’s saying ‘Im going to the stewards!’”
"They're gonna have a committee meeting about it, stick it on and send him out!!" Some things never change at Ferrari. David Coulthard putting his best title chance in the barriers is the most David Coulthard thing ever.
@@stefanjekic4851 He was 76 years old when this race ran! He did his last race (on radio, Nurburging 07) at age 83! Honestly, I hope I am as sharp as Murray when I am age 76. Loved his enthusiasm!
0:02 I think this is the moment when F.I.A set up a trap and caught the cheating teams who were listening to the start signals on a certain fequency and were sending a beep sound to the radio of their drivers so they could step on it slighty sooner before the lights go out.
@@Koshzor it was true! F1 teams have always tried to cheat. The start lights always used to have a predetermined time before they went out. The FIA realised that teams could cheat so they set this trap and caught many teams red handed!
@@Athinira That TH-camr was 13 years old when this race happened. There is no reason to suppose he knows anything about this race beyond the public record. He certainly didn't offer any evidence in his video on the subject.
@@Catcrumbs I deleted my previous comment. It turns out that - upon further inspection - there are 4 rows of lights, yet the video only shows the two lower ones. It was the top ones not shown in the video that the drivers reacted on. So i concede that you're right 🙂
I was only 4 in 1997 and since then I was a Stewart Ford fan thanks to my dad, every single sunday morning I watched every F1 race and I perfectly remember seeing this live! I was so thrilled with only 6 years old watching them win this race!
Riassunto per gli italiani: 0:05 EH! VOLEVI CHE ANDASSE TUTTO NORMALE! 2:29 CHIAMATE CHI L'HA VISTO, MANCA UNA GOMMA! 2:50 È FFFFERRRMO FFFRRRENTZEN! (ripetuto all'infinito) 3:38 COULTHARD! HA RISCHIATO TROPPO ED È FINITO CONTRO LE BARRIERE PROTETTIVEHEH! 4:14 FISICHELLA È FFFFERRMO! BUTTA VIA IL VOLANTEH! 4:44 INTANTO SENTITE COME SUONANO LE TROMBE, PERCHÈ AL COMANDO C'È RALF SCHUMACHER 5:40 È FFFFFERRMO PECCATO LUCA BADOER to the f1 social media manager, re-upload the 1999 european GP with italian commentary!
Last F1 win for Johnny Herbert Last F1 podium for Prost First F1 podium for Jarno Trulli Also last time both Ferrari drivers did not on podium until 2003 And last time neither Ferrari nor McLaren driver stands on the podium until 2003 too
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Took them a solid 15 minutes to find out Ralf got a puncture.
And off goes Schumacher, my God this is incredible.
The monitors inside the comms box were really small. It would've been difficult to spot initially.
@@thomasconway95 On the screen it is clear but they were quite far away from the track I guess.
Martin Brundle makes you think you know better than him, classic Martin
Ralf would have deserved to win this one.
Poor Luca 😢 21 years later and it still hurts seeing him break down into tears next to his stricken Minardi 😢
He would've scored some points if the top ten scored points. His 2009 return didn't do him justice.
Prins van Oranje I know, wasn’t easy for him in 2009, he hadn’t even tested the car from what I’ve heard. He should of taken Michael’s seat after his Silverstone crash. At that point he’d tested that car extensively and already knew the team, instead they went for Salo ☹️
He could've placed in 4th, really sad.
b8067hc I know, he’d never come this close to scoring points. Ferrari should of given him Schumacher’s seat after Silverstone. Being the official test driver at that point it made total sense but they went with Salo instead ☹️
@@b8067hc Did he have the pace to stay in the points with faster cars behind him?
I see Ferrari strategy hasn't changed much in 20 years
Hahahaa gold comment
Watching 2008 British Grand Prix last week I realized that nothing has changed with Ferrari strategy haha
When M Schumacher was at peak between 2000 to 2004 they cunningly always got it right (for Schumacher). Like Mercedes and Lewis Hamilton nowadays. It’s wierd!!
It costed them the championship
@@amitk79 Both teams had Ross Brawn to help with the strategy and development, he should come back as a team owner again
Jackie Stewart is immortal I swear. He’s been alive since the official F1 championship started in 1950. He saw every driver come and go.
My guy Jackie a ancient relic
83, there are racers who raced in the 50s that are still alive lol. you'd only be 71 if you were born in 1950
Man's a certified OG of F1
@mikal0457 he saw every driver come and go.. lol well he didn't see Logan Sargent come and drive for Williams
Bonafide legend, raced guys like hill, clark and fittipaldi during a time when Grand Prix racing was brutal
'Don't ruin those lovely trousers boys'
The most British thing anyone has ever said.
Man that DNF for Luca Badoer is so heartbreaking still
Did he have enough pace to stay ahead of faster cars?
Doing a Hakkinen!
@@drybones7475 He actually lost half a minute in a pitstop earlier on. He could have been on the podium.
@@spillage9392 That would have been epic to see a Minardi on the podium.
I think he had a cramp.
"There was a major-mal-misorganisation problem there"
Dominic Strange just covering all bases
Dominic Strange a quite wonderful Walker-ism!
Classic ferrari
Grande cassino en ferrari 🤣
@Lambda the AI Demon of Sharpness Wow ok
This race had it all, one of the best Grand Prix I’ve ever witnessed
Before the lights were even out it was more exciting than the 2019 French GP.
I've only watched since 2016, but this was one of the best races I have ever seen. How good is the sound of the engines
To me late 90s F1 looked like a golden era, with a lot of classic races and unpredictable results
@@stevedimmock930 It didn't looked, it WAS!
Pra mim a melhor temporada de todas é 1999. Pelo tanto de coisas imprevistas e aleatórias q aconteceu.
E Nurburgring foi a melhor da temporada. Porém quase todas corridas foram excelentes. Só Catalunha e Spa (isso mesmo) q foram sonolentas
Love Murray's commentary, especially during Ervine's pitstop and when all the leaders hit trouble.
*Irvine.
Major-Mal-Misorganization Problem
If frentzen won that race he would've tied with Irvine, 1 point behind championship leader Hakkinen.
Hakkinen (61) (because demoted from p5 to p6).
Frentzen (60)
Irvine (60)
In a bloody Jordan
He was so unlucky
That sums up how chaotic that year was
He would be tied with Irvine at 60, he had 50 coming in...
the way u say, in a bloody jordan lol that cracked me up
And in f1 official website even reveal that it was driver and engineer mistake instead of mechanical failure
Imagine the start incident happened now.
"Its lights out and awa- wait."
"and await we do"
Jbirtwisle *roaring applause*
@Star Saber "bono, I really don't know if these tires can last this waiting period."
Actually this was intentional back then.
The start signal was sent via radio, so over the past few races some teams picked up the signal, reverse engineered the seemingly random time the red lights stay on and play a beep to the driver a few milliseconds before the lights went out, essentially giving the drivers a perfect reaction time. The FIA picked up on this and in the 1999 EU GP they sent a radio signal that intentionally signaled an earlier lights out than what was actually going to happen. This way they caught all teams are were catching the radio signal.
@@patrickwienhoft7987 fr?
Love it when an underdog team wins!
And I love Sir Stewart in this form when he's being champaign'd xD
F1 HOUSE I still wanted Ralf to win, but Stewart deserved to win a race.
haha nice
We got it again twice this year!
Oh yes, to me especially because my compatriot Barrichello was on Stewart at that time.
Seeing all the drivers team up on Jackie on the podium was really special
1:23 I love how Murray wants to commentate on Coulthard apparently trying to overtake Hakkinen, but he can't because Brundle can't shut his mouth for a goddamn second. :D
NIP, NIP... NIP
*Murray.exe stopped working*
Christoph Lahme 💀
Hahahhaha thank you I missed that. Was so sadly hilarious
Ahhhh, Martin was still a new and eagar commentator in 1999
Brundle was a gift, I urge you to listen to Jonathan Palmer and Murray and then complain about Brundle
5:31 is the moment where real men cried.
Think Murray and Martin was a bit harsh on “fashionable tears” it meant everything to Luca.
Doing a Hakkinen
"Real men never cry"
Luca: "Hold my gearbox"
I wasn't around back then but my dad watched that and was a badoer fan at the time and had to shed a few tears he always told me about it
@@stewartgrindlay9760 Brundle was a prick there
Tire completely off the rim = "I think he´s got a puncture"
Hahaha
Fantastic one!!!
He could have definitely seen tht earlier
Out of all of his commentary, this has to have some of the best Murray Walker commentary in a F1 race. Honestly, we cannot get enough of Magical Murray.
Also, I feel Luca Badoer was cruelly robbed of his first points, I never seen such heartbreak than Luca Baoder crying after realising his best chance had slipped away through no fault of his own.
I actually cried when Frentzen's Jordan broke down and ending his slim championship hopes. So close and yet so far from pulling of the impossible. Mind you, I was only sixteen at the time. But it's a low I haven't really experienced in any sport since.
Such a range of emotions from every one involved that day. The race really is a classic
Do you know what actually happened to Frentzen? He actually forgot to switch speed limiter off!!
2:20 20 years later and there's still no improvement hahaha
Oof
but Hamilton's stop in Germany last year...
Maximilian Nguyen Yes i laughed my ass off even being a Hamilton fan
@@maximiliannguyen1162 H A M B O I G A
Watching this in August 2020 and I'm still in stiches! The commentary from Murray, Martin and James along with some of the Ferrari mechanics (Especially at the left front tyre!) getting angry!😁
Frentzen, Coulthard, Fisichella, and R Schumacher all leading and subsequently going out reminded me of the 1982 Monaco Grand Prix!
2:15 Ladies and gentlemen our legendary Murray Walker with Martin Brundle/James Allen commentatory. Gold
Badoer losing the opportunity to get some points, is so heart-breaking and painful moment.
This was truly the greatest era of F1
Glad you haven't removed TV graphics this time
These Tag Heuer graphics were really something else!
Incredible to see that marshall throwing away his cigarette at 4:22. Different times it were indeed.
Better times
@@Vhs.dreams Tell that to Jos Verstappen's pit crew.
@@Vhs.dreams Littering isn't really that cool.
@@OrdinaryLatvian What that has to do with anything?
@@OrdinaryLatvian that was the illegal pump Benetton was using back in then
Love how Murray screamed “Frentzen!” When HH retired lol
And coulthard
It’s a title deciding retirment
And then called Eddy Jordan Eddie Irvine..
The masterpiece of Mazzoni
when IL SOMMO became legend
Le migliori gufate in una sola gara
The 1999 season, encapsulated in one race.
Poor Luca, what a heartbreak for him 😢
2:50 E' FERMO FRENTZEN! E' FERMO FRENTZEN
Ora passa Coulthard al comando
3:37 Coulthard fuori, non è stato prudente ed è finito contro le barriere
Ahhh se solo sapessero chi fu la causa di questi incidentih
Era un must mettere la telecronaca del sommo per questo GP
Ho scrollato fin troppo prima di trovare il tuo commento.
@@PaoloArmadoro bisogna farlo salire in effetti
Con questa classifica, avremmo Hakkinen, Coulthard e Frentzen racchiusi in pochi punti [...] È fermo Frentzen! È fermo, gesto di stizza!
Attenzione a Coulthard che con questa classifica rientrerebbe potenzialmente in lotta per il mondiale [...] Attenzione Coulthard! Ha rischiato troppo ed è finito contro le barriere!
Giancarlo Fisichella leader del gran premio, ricordiamo che è dal 92 con Riccardo Patrese che un italiano non vince in F1[...] attenzione Fisichella! È fermo, getta il volante! Peccato Giancarlo, provaci ancora!
Sentite come suonano le trombe dei tifosi di casa perché al comando c‘è il tedesco Ralf Schumacher [...] C’è Ralf Schumacher che però ha un problema alla posteriore destra!
Grandissima gara di Luca Badoer, in quarta posizione con la Minardi che non va a punti dal GP di Australia del 1992 con Pedro Lamy [...] Badoer ai box...ah no è fermo!
Sei l'eroe che meritiamo e di cui abbiamo bisogno!
This era is when I started watching, got such a soft spot for it
One of the best races of all time in Formula One....
Few people tell about Trulli though, he did good job too, and got his first and Prost's last podium.
The one race trulli got lucky. Almost the rest of his career was bad luck
that pit stop was so painful to watch i nearly cried
"Should I put this tyre on or eat it?"
"What the fuck is a tyre?"
"Black Hamboiger"
They're also fucked up Salo's pit before Irvine's
@@TerribleUsernameAmirite Jesus 🤣
5:31 is probably on of the saddest F1 moments in history
4:45 Sentite come suonano le trombe perchè al comando c'è Ralf Schumacher
4:20 marshal casually put out his sigaret 2 feet away from a crashed car
Well spotted
That timestamp tho
These DHL F1 Classics are among the best contents in TH-cam.
One of the best looking generations of F1 cars.
As so many would be champions that never were, I feel Frentzen probs deserved the title that year.
How did he deserve the title when he was miles behind Hakkinen. Hakkinen got 11 poles and Frezen got 1. Fastest laps 6-0. Wins 5-2. The best driver and team always deserve the title. Frezen was in the fastest car on the grid in 1997 and finished 3rd. So he had his chance.
Hakkinen did not deserve the title that year. He threw away so many races. Frentzen drove out of his skin in that Jordan which was undoubtedly the 3rd fastest car on the grid. Schumacher probably would’ve walked the title if it wasn’t for his broken leg. Frentzen deserves the 99 title imo
@@cameronw3159 I agree that he wiped the floor with his team mate Hill. No wonder Hill quit F1 after the season. No one denies Frenzen drove well, but the man with them most points always deserves the tittle if there is no cheating involved.
@@El_Ucca He means he was probably the best driver that year
I agree, his best season by far.
This was the first GP i visited, and man what a GP that was.
Music to my ears "COULTHARRRRD" its coulthard hahaha And his big square head buried in the tyre wall :D
a kind of animalistic roaring
Geez 21 years ago I watched this in the middle of the night in New Zealand, One of the best races of the season!
Still remember it, one of the first races I watched, utterly crazy, like Monaco 96
Murray's excitement and true passion will never be matched. So great. So missed.
DTS generation needs to watch the full race version of this to see how much better F1 used to be.
I wish I was old enough to think about watching this at the time, because this certainly was one of the best races I've seen!
I watched it yesterday for the first time and it was definitely 1 of the best races I've ever seen 🏁🏁
That first start and the lore that followed it over the last 20+ years is still funny to me.
Happy to see Sir Jackie on the podium
thanks @formula1 this is indeed the definition of a CLASSIC race. please keep them coming. far and away one of the most entertaining, wild and unpredictable seasons ever. Viva 1999!
edit: also this race perfectly encapsulates the '99 season itself. Just mayhem.
3:37 Murray Walker going full Jim Ross
Maah Gaad, maah Gaad! This is a real Slobber Knocker! :-D
brilliant call xD did not notice that during the first watch
BAH GAWD ALMIGHTY BAH GAWD. COULTHARD OUT OF THE RACE. THIS RACE IS PURE CARNAGE KING.
@@johnaiwone6012 GOOD GOD ALMIGHTY! THAT FRONT WING AND SUSPENSION HAD A FAMILY, DAMMIT!
"COULTHAAAAAARD, DAVID COULTHARD HE'S GONE AFFF"
The all time greatest race IMO. Nothing has ever equalled this one and I suspect never will
Germany 2000 maybe? Honestly if Badoer hadn't retired yes i would have said this was the greatest race of all time.
No DRS or KERS. just pure engines with power and speed. You never see this kind of racing anymore.
Frentzen was such a complete driver in 1999. Could have won that championship in a Jordan. I am surprised no top team wanted him after this season. Rumours say he trusted Jordan to fight for a championship for the future but then his relationship with Eddie Jordan was done...
This was the best race I've ever seen live on the telly, the highlight reel could've been the entire race, it was one of the all time great races.
I really miss this engine sound
5:40 I think it was heartfelt
Wow I remember recording this race on VHS!!! CLASSIC! Best cars, best seasons 98--99 in F1! Love it!
“I thought we had one when the race started he’s saying” 😂😂😂
F1 could use more of this
I love it whenever Murray said stuff like that, “im going for first! Said John Cleland.” Or when Michael was storming down the pitlane “look at him! He’s saying ‘Im going to the stewards!’”
"They're gonna have a committee meeting about it, stick it on and send him out!!" Some things never change at Ferrari.
David Coulthard putting his best title chance in the barriers is the most David Coulthard thing ever.
Brundle was a brilliant commentator from the start. He reads every event correctly.
Murray though 😄. But you gotta love his enthusiasm.
I think he was 70 years old in 1999 so you can understand why.
@@stefanjekic4851 He was 76 years old when this race ran! He did his last race (on radio, Nurburging 07) at age 83! Honestly, I hope I am as sharp as Murray when I am age 76. Loved his enthusiasm!
That's what made them great together. Martin brought the technical brilliance and Murray the passion!
Looking at that first crash make me glad that F1 now has halos over driver's head.
Just the sound ❤️😍
Luca Badoer's moment, really sad for all of F1 fans
0:02 I think this is the moment when F.I.A set up a trap and caught the cheating teams who were listening to the start signals on a certain fequency and were sending a beep sound to the radio of their drivers so they could step on it slighty sooner before the lights go out.
It is funny how one single youtuber started a conspiracy theory without providing any evidence or proof at all.
@@Koshzor it was true! F1 teams have always tried to cheat. The start lights always used to have a predetermined time before they went out. The FIA realised that teams could cheat so they set this trap and caught many teams red handed!
@@Koshzor I mean dude 5 cars went at the exact same time.
@@Athinira That TH-camr was 13 years old when this race happened. There is no reason to suppose he knows anything about this race beyond the public record. He certainly didn't offer any evidence in his video on the subject.
@@Catcrumbs I deleted my previous comment. It turns out that - upon further inspection - there are 4 rows of lights, yet the video only shows the two lower ones. It was the top ones not shown in the video that the drivers reacted on.
So i concede that you're right 🙂
Wow I forgot how great this race actually was
I was only 4 in 1997 and since then I was a Stewart Ford fan thanks to my dad, every single sunday morning I watched every F1 race and I perfectly remember seeing this live! I was so thrilled with only 6 years old watching them win this race!
Murray, James Allen and Martin Brundle. The dream team for me
In Italia abbiamo avuto Mazzoni, con tutto il bene che voglio a Walker in questo gran premio il Sommo si è superato su tutti
Unbelieveble race. Nice F1 remembering. I miss so much the V10 engines sounds. ¡Thanks a lot F1¡
Remember this race so clearly!
I saw this live! 90s were the best years to be motorsport fan!
La vogliamo con la telecronaca-gufata di mazzoni
I was there... 😎😁
Crazy and unique race!
2:30 Ferrari is doing Ferrari Things...like today 🤣
The McLaren was the most beautiful colored and looking car EVER.
I loved the West livery but the Emirates/Vodafone one that replaced it was 10 times better
@@marcomolinari94 West was more epic and memorable
What an exiting races was back in the days!
"Mazzoni gufa tutti"
Brilliant race another true classic
I love the 90s f1
2:45 Hamilton: I can do a longer stop
Maximilian Nguyen They’re making Hamilton jealous 😂
that sound is simply awesome!!!!
Dear F1, as a fans we need you to upload more classic GP Highlights like this, thank you so much
Stay Safe, Stay Health & Stay Strong
Riassunto per gli italiani:
0:05 EH! VOLEVI CHE ANDASSE TUTTO NORMALE!
2:29 CHIAMATE CHI L'HA VISTO, MANCA UNA GOMMA!
2:50 È FFFFERRRMO FFFRRRENTZEN! (ripetuto all'infinito)
3:38 COULTHARD! HA RISCHIATO TROPPO ED È FINITO CONTRO LE BARRIERE PROTETTIVEHEH!
4:14 FISICHELLA È FFFFERRMO! BUTTA VIA IL VOLANTEH!
4:44 INTANTO SENTITE COME SUONANO LE TROMBE, PERCHÈ AL COMANDO C'È RALF SCHUMACHER
5:40 È FFFFFERRMO PECCATO LUCA BADOER
to the f1 social media manager, re-upload the 1999 european GP with italian commentary!
Le gufate di Gianfranco Mazzoni
@@progamer-zz4mr le CORDIALI gufate di mazzoni
Martin: (frentzen)
Murray: FRENTZEN!!!1!1!1!!!11!!
1999 was such a cool season!
very very great race ✌️ please bring more of them 🤩
Murray just yelled Yes!! whenever a pass was made. Lmao
It's unbelievable how many things were amazing, unbelievable and extraordinary in this race. 😄
2:27 Murray: Right Rear!
James Allen: Left Rear! There's no tyre!
I watched that race in live and it was great!
Barichello drift in the end😍 good old times
Last F1 win for Johnny Herbert
Last F1 podium for Prost
First F1 podium for Jarno Trulli
Also last time both Ferrari drivers did not on podium until 2003
And last time neither Ferrari nor McLaren driver stands on the podium until 2003 too
2:50 È FERMO FRENTZEN! È FERMO FRENTZEN!
after watching the 2022 Dutch Grand Prix, and the 2022 season in general for Ferrarri why am i not surprised about them not having a tyre 😂🤣
Feel bad for Frentzen, I love those Jordans
We want Gianfranco Mazzoni commentating.
Solo gli italiani capiranno
Martin Brundle hasn't changed a bit. hilarious