If the secound half of 2017 amd 2018 wouldnt happend, and both mercedes dnf in every race before austin 2015 than sebastian vettel would be a 7 time champion
Perspective is one of my favorite F1 channels on TH-cam, and this year there was a lot of competition as the genre is thriving at the moment. I also love Perspective's cadence and speaking style. His voice is very pleasant to listen to, I swear to Nicholas Latifi!
No one want anyone to forget anything. They all have moved on with a fresh set of owners who are involved in a fresh set of controversies. They only care about printing money.
What I dont like is that there are grands prix held in countries where I would be prosecuted for walking hand-in-hand with my partner. Bahrain is one of them. It saddens me a great deal.
Then: 🇧🇭 2011 Bahrain Grand Prix Later: 🇧🇭 2012 Bahrain Grand Prix Now: 🇸🇦 2022 Saudi Arabian Grand Prix Nope, I Don't Want To Forgot It. 19/12/2023 20:20 At My Local Time.
I understand “its not our job” arguement. Sometimes i wish that we could just ignore whatever else is going on for a weekend and enjoy some good races in peace, with peace of mind. Racing should come first in F1. Then the rest follows suit
In regards to Imola 1994, per Italian law if anyone dies at a sporting event, the event is to be cancelled so the police can investigate. Formula 1 arranged for Ratzenberger to be declared dead at the hospital (in spite of having died at Imola itself-basilar skull fracture usually results in instant death) so the race could occur as normal.
@@matmica2702 It is a case of the FIA engaging in dishonest and likely at least borderline criminal behavior (because if they didn’t the teams and track would have lost a huge amount of money), and a legend of the sport dying as a result.
Formula 1 never cared about racing in countries where human rights aren‘t known and huge wars are going on. They race in almost every country in the middle east, they race in China, Azerbaijan and the list goes on. Somehow russia is the only country, where it isn‘t tolerated. I‘d love to see a race there in june with all the cars covered in pride flags…
Is that really a big deal? Do you want people to be allowed to criticize the government? What about in Canada, Australia, and England where people have been arrested for calling a man a man? Every Western country punished people for ignoring covid lockdowns that nobody got to vote on. Every Western country forced certain people to not work because the governments deemed their jobs unimportant. Nobody got to vote on that. In the US a surfer was arrested for surfing alone in the ocean during covid. In England, cops punched an autistic 13-year-old for not wearing a mask in a supermarket. Australia kidnapped people and forced them to quarantine for 2 weeks even if they tested negative for covid multiple days in a row.
@@isaacs4050 "where people have been arrested for calling a man a man" - Yes, prisons are full of people who did that... Not ever remotely comparable to what happens in some Middle East countries where yes, you have to comply with a some Islamic rules that go against basic human rights.
@@soundscape26 Yeah some middle eastern countries are absolutely awful. Don't think F1 has ever considered racing in Iran or Syria. What are basic human rights in your eyes? and what are some islamic rules in countries F1 races in that go against those basic human rights?
Oh please, dont be naive. F1 always used to be about money, politics and power. Probably the only time F1 was the way you said was the 50's and early 60's. Maybe nowadays is more obvious and nuanced, but money was a driven factor in the sport since the 70's.
I would have had much more respect for F1 if they had just said "Look, cancelling would have cost $40m worth heavy implications for our sport. We're not politicians or activists, only a business, and this is a business decision" But what really frustrates me is cancelling Russia, yet having three races in the country which destroyed millions of lives in Iraq, Syria, Libya, Afghanistan, Yemen, Somalia, Vietnam, Grenada, Panama...need I go on? Either be apolotical or don't. But don't favour one criminal regime over another.
Agreed. It's not offensive, it's just closer to reality than every other excuse they have thrown. Do they really think those answers save face in any way with average intelligence people? Come on.
If there's one phrase that gets on my nerves it's "Keep politics out of sport/art/music" Politics permeates all aspects of life whether we want it to or not, ignoring it is just turning a medium into the sand to bury our heads in
When politics is doing nothing more than dividing people, we should keep it out of sports and art. For me sports and music etc. unite through passion, you and I may support different teams, or listen to different music, but we are one in the sense that we love this sport and music etc. You're not a hero for virtue signaling and cancelling people on social media. What that does is just increase toxicity, hate, and division. I'm Lebanese and the Israel-Palestine bullshit is happening right next to me, but I try to tune it out and live my life, that is just one example of how politics can in fact be easily avoided. But on the subject you on the west are hypocrites because you would talk shit about any Arab country but ignore Israel.
It depends on how you implement the politics into sports/art. I think it's ok to protest f1 racing in dictatorships and countries with human rights issues, because those races will generate wealth to the pockets of those authoritarian governments and that's not cool. However, I think sticking your own political stance into the sport constantly, the kneeing things for example, is a bit unnecessary. If you wanna spread a political message, fine, just do it outside of f1. It's the same thing in music for me. I can't stand Bono doing his political rants in the middle of U2 shows because it takes the focus out of what is the most important thing, the music. Same thing with Eddie Vedder's anti-war speech randomly in the middle of a Pearl Jam concert, cringe af. But if I am watching Muse show I'm not thinking "Oh my god this is crap because they have many political subjects in their songs!" because they don't ramble on about politics otherwise and they still keep the focus on music.
@@hishamhilal8332Lucky you being able to tune out politics. I bet all the women and children in Gaza would love to do the same but y’know they just had to be all political and shit.
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If this race didn't happen Alonso would be a three time world champion
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Well if valencia never happend than not
If the secound half of 2017 amd 2018 wouldnt happend, and both mercedes dnf in every race before austin 2015 than sebastian vettel would be a 7 time champion
Alonso's career is made of if's.
Another reason to cancel the race
Force India were very outspoken about it. Was it a coincidence that they got barely any TV coverage during the race weekend?
Perspective is one of my favorite F1 channels on TH-cam, and this year there was a lot of competition as the genre is thriving at the moment. I also love Perspective's cadence and speaking style.
His voice is very pleasant to listen to, I swear to Nicholas Latifi!
F1 may want us to forget it, but creators like you don't. Thank you for keeping this story alive.
This is exactly why the FIA needs Sebastian Vettel.
FIA does not need a wokey like seb wearing rainbow t shirts on podiums
Since learning about more of the protests at my school, it's crazy to me that these races went ahead.
Good video, but ddos stands for distributed denial of service not disturbed
No one want anyone to forget anything. They all have moved on with a fresh set of owners who are involved in a fresh set of controversies. They only care about printing money.
Respect dude for work and Valencia 2012 is one race to see again from last video it was not included
What I dont like is that there are grands prix held in countries where I would be prosecuted for walking hand-in-hand with my partner. Bahrain is one of them. It saddens me a great deal.
Too bad sissy. You people haven't taken over the whole world yet like you have in Europe and USA.
In any one of your countries I would be called "a terrorist" so get over your victim complex
@@JamesHoffa1What people? 🤔
@@hishamhilal8332Arguably his case is worse... you'd be called names while he would be persecuted.
But F1 teams put rainbow flag liveries on their cars in June, so it's ok.
I kinda feel like if 2012 wasn't the BEAST of a decade for an F1 season, this wouldn't be forgotten that much.
Then: 🇧🇭 2011 Bahrain Grand Prix
Later: 🇧🇭 2012 Bahrain Grand Prix
Now: 🇸🇦 2022 Saudi Arabian Grand Prix
Nope, I Don't Want To Forgot It.
19/12/2023 20:20 At My Local Time.
Why do you feel the need to add the time and date of this comment?
@@the9der352 As a reminder when I write a comment.
kinda early for this one too! keep pushing the vids out P.
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Thank you! I really appreciate it 😄
I understand “its not our job” arguement. Sometimes i wish that we could just ignore whatever else is going on for a weekend and enjoy some good races in peace, with peace of mind. Racing should come first in F1. Then the rest follows suit
Well i would say the 2019 canada gp or the 1994 imola gp with 2 deaths 1 injured driver, a couple injured mechanics and 8 injured fans
In regards to Imola 1994, per Italian law if anyone dies at a sporting event, the event is to be cancelled so the police can investigate. Formula 1 arranged for Ratzenberger to be declared dead at the hospital (in spite of having died at Imola itself-basilar skull fracture usually results in instant death) so the race could occur as normal.
So what?
@@matmica2702 If they followed Italian law Senna might not have died, at least per some speculation.
@@calvinstraveldreams so what? And dont talk about laws you dont know,what does the senna death got to do with anything?
@@matmica2702 It is a case of the FIA engaging in dishonest and likely at least borderline criminal behavior (because if they didn’t the teams and track would have lost a huge amount of money), and a legend of the sport dying as a result.
So out of curiosity why were the 🇧🇭 people protesting and are these protests still ongoing
It's more than 10 years ago, no it stopped. But the reason was government corruption, unemployment, and discrimination against shia minority.
@@hishamhilal8332as a person who grew up in Bahrain, yes, its true. It had been going on till 2013 iirc
That man told us he would never come back to race in Zandvoort because there was no money to be made there...
To be honest, there was no dutch super driver in F1 when he said that.
People just look for more and more excuses to dump on f1 races in the middle east
Yes, I would only keep Bahrain and with some luck Jeddah. Abu Dhabi and Qatar are pants.
Wrote a paper on it, will never forget >
‘Nothing to do with money at all” BE
"WeRaceAsOne"
Formula 1 never cared about racing in countries where human rights aren‘t known and huge wars are going on.
They race in almost every country in the middle east, they race in China, Azerbaijan and the list goes on.
Somehow russia is the only country, where it isn‘t tolerated.
I‘d love to see a race there in june with all the cars covered in pride flags…
How about red bulls
F1 wants us to forget the protest regarding human rights in bahrain? Not today
The west crying about human rights is peak hypocrisy
Why should I forget about the 2012 Bahrain race? I don't remember that happening.
Least controversial race in the middle east
F1 nowa days loves to get political about human rights where it's safe to do so, but continue to race in countries where human rights dont exist.
F1 isn't as bad as Football but it's pretty disgusting that they have so many races in dictatorships.
Is that really a big deal? Do you want people to be allowed to criticize the government? What about in Canada, Australia, and England where people have been arrested for calling a man a man? Every Western country punished people for ignoring covid lockdowns that nobody got to vote on. Every Western country forced certain people to not work because the governments deemed their jobs unimportant. Nobody got to vote on that. In the US a surfer was arrested for surfing alone in the ocean during covid. In England, cops punched an autistic 13-year-old for not wearing a mask in a supermarket. Australia kidnapped people and forced them to quarantine for 2 weeks even if they tested negative for covid multiple days in a row.
@@isaacs4050 "where people have been arrested for calling a man a man" - Yes, prisons are full of people who did that... Not ever remotely comparable to what happens in some Middle East countries where yes, you have to comply with a some Islamic rules that go against basic human rights.
@@soundscape26 Yeah some middle eastern countries are absolutely awful. Don't think F1 has ever considered racing in Iran or Syria. What are basic human rights in your eyes? and what are some islamic rules in countries F1 races in that go against those basic human rights?
Racing should come first before politics
f1 use to be about the racing and cars and drivers now f1 is just MONEY ALL MONEY
Oh please, dont be naive. F1 always used to be about money, politics and power. Probably the only time F1 was the way you said was the 50's and early 60's. Maybe nowadays is more obvious and nuanced, but money was a driven factor in the sport since the 70's.
Yeah like races in Vegas and Miami
Fam the sport is LITERALLY for the super wealthy lol
I would have had much more respect for F1 if they had just said "Look, cancelling would have cost $40m worth heavy implications for our sport. We're not politicians or activists, only a business, and this is a business decision"
But what really frustrates me is cancelling Russia, yet having three races in the country which destroyed millions of lives in Iraq, Syria, Libya, Afghanistan, Yemen, Somalia, Vietnam, Grenada, Panama...need I go on?
Either be apolotical or don't. But don't favour one criminal regime over another.
Agreed. It's not offensive, it's just closer to reality than every other excuse they have thrown. Do they really think those answers save face in any way with average intelligence people? Come on.
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If there's one phrase that gets on my nerves it's "Keep politics out of sport/art/music"
Politics permeates all aspects of life whether we want it to or not, ignoring it is just turning a medium into the sand to bury our heads in
When politics is doing nothing more than dividing people, we should keep it out of sports and art. For me sports and music etc. unite through passion, you and I may support different teams, or listen to different music, but we are one in the sense that we love this sport and music etc. You're not a hero for virtue signaling and cancelling people on social media. What that does is just increase toxicity, hate, and division. I'm Lebanese and the Israel-Palestine bullshit is happening right next to me, but I try to tune it out and live my life, that is just one example of how politics can in fact be easily avoided. But on the subject you on the west are hypocrites because you would talk shit about any Arab country but ignore Israel.
Politics is gaaaay
It depends on how you implement the politics into sports/art. I think it's ok to protest f1 racing in dictatorships and countries with human rights issues, because those races will generate wealth to the pockets of those authoritarian governments and that's not cool. However, I think sticking your own political stance into the sport constantly, the kneeing things for example, is a bit unnecessary. If you wanna spread a political message, fine, just do it outside of f1.
It's the same thing in music for me. I can't stand Bono doing his political rants in the middle of U2 shows because it takes the focus out of what is the most important thing, the music. Same thing with Eddie Vedder's anti-war speech randomly in the middle of a Pearl Jam concert, cringe af. But if I am watching Muse show I'm not thinking "Oh my god this is crap because they have many political subjects in their songs!" because they don't ramble on about politics otherwise and they still keep the focus on music.
@@hishamhilal8332Lucky you being able to tune out politics. I bet all the women and children in Gaza would love to do the same but y’know they just had to be all political and shit.
@@chrisjones5411You have to be joking lmfao
This race should've happened in my opinion.
Yes, absolutely agree.
Oh Martin Whitmarsh. The gutless worm. I forgot about him.