I'd love to get back into some more F1! Really enjoy watching these guys. Click here if you'd like to see my uncut reaction & analysis (32 minutes): www.patreon.com/maxbeaumont
Now You have to check out Fernando Alonso's radio msgs as those give a totally different kinda Alonso in is competitive, Confronting, yet jovial attitude especially dealing with different conflicts and situations... And being open and upfront with his criticisms. Kimi was the oldest driver to be in F1 and now it's Alonso. Alonso was high achieving, talented, unorthodox, competitive racing driver who won 2 world championships, then all the teams he went to didn't perform well, still him struggling and perservering through those days. Then in 2018 leaving F1 to try out other events performing well there and then returning to F1 again in 2022 when he saw potential in a team and now finally in 2023 he picked the right team at te right time who are on an upward trajectory unlike all his previous ventures. Really talented driver, great personality in the sport, passionate, competitive, not to be messed with kinda guy..but a good team player if he chooses to be... And most of all very much hungry.. to stay in F1 after returning at the age of 42 years.
That "intense" comes from the fact, that journalist and Alonso had very long lasting romantic connection... And, I guess, that's also the reason why she is interviewing him and not somebody else.
Extra info: this lady was his girlfriend at the time! Fernando has the strongest heart in F1 since winning the world title in 2005! He seems to be a very tough man and quite reserved, but at the same time he has another side to him. He is also probably the best humorous (skilfull and smartest on track) driver of his era, certainly of the current drivers. A lot of people like other guys because they're funny, but being funny and actually being humorous are two different things. There are some funny video montages of him about it. I hope there will be more videos of Alonso and other drivers who have raced before! Jackie Stewart, Niki Lauda, Ayrton Senna and Alain Prost, (or the Legendary Senna-Stewart interview)......i like older drivers, today drivers.....robots, not all of course, but I see that they are different. You saw Kimi earlier. He is different, Fernando also different. These guys and older guys drove monster cars almost as kids. They have balls.
@@maxpbeaumont When this interview was released they just broken up like days before. But the speculation is they were still together when this interview was recorded.
Alonso in interviews reminds me of Senna to some extent. It would be great if you could do an analysis of some of his interviews too, as I think he's one of the most intense individuals ever. Very thoughtful, very careful with his answers, with a great presence. The interesting thing with Senna though is he has such a wide spectrum of behavior, depending on the circumstances, but always very controlled.
The intensity you picked up on definitely translates to his driving. I think he's still good into his forties because he never got nicer behind the wheel. You see a lot of drivers become gentler as they get older, and it costs them some of their competitive edge. Alonso's still great.
Fernando is being quite formal in this video since its a video for one of their sponsors Bang Olufsen, hes quite funny this season of F1 (2023) in other interviews and on the radio during races
I got to meet Fernando at a Mild Seven Renault event in 2004. Back then he wasn't yet world champion but he was starting to impress everyone. What struck me most about him is that he's actually quite shy and reserved. He was frankly surprised at the number of people at the event because I saw his reaction the minute he came out of the VIP entrance into the stage. I honestly believe he thought very few would attend it. The people closest to him have often said that the Fernando Alonso we know on the grid and in the media is more a persona he inhabits and that the real Fernando is more quiet and introspective.
Fernando Alonso is Spanish as me, and We know him a lot because the local TV. He is very clever and very realistic. He seems serious but then He goes with weird jokes hahahaha. He is so funny. As I Stan Stray Kids, I can compare him with Lee Know. They have a sarcastic humor and they seem serious but they are a bit shy. Then, they have a lot of passion on his stuff but not really interested in the other things related with, like tv interviews,... heheh. He was married to a Spanish singer and he was on the press for that and he was really mad.
He did a lot of TV but related to F1. He became so closer with the journalists that covered all the F1 tour every year and They made a lot of funny stuff. Yes, He is quite intense in his pro stuff. He became a driver champion at Kars at 4 years old. hehe. Also, he is from the north of Spain, Asturias. He is a bit more serious like than south people like me but for real, Alonso is so funny when he is joking. I hope I helped You a bit.
@@maxpbeaumont It's not really hot-headed. Its frustration. Anyone in this position would feel the same. Mclaren were plagued with reliability issues, engine troubles and a car slower than a GP2 car. Even when he was saddled with terrible cars, he put them in positions they had no right to be in. Just see Azerbaijan 2018. A first lap incident (that another driver caused) caused Alonso to get damage on his floor, front and tyres. He limped that Mclaren back to the pits on 2 tyres, got a new front, tyres and continued the race and limped a damaged car to 7th place! He has always been the type to wear his heart on his sleeve and he made his grievances known (understandable).
This doesn't really represent him as a person. First of all it's his then girlfriend interviewing him, which always creates a different vibe. Second, this is indeed a more serious conversation while Alonso is one of the funniest guys. Relaxed but still driven after 22 years in this game. Watch some other videos with him and the other drivers or interviewers after the race. Yes, he is indeed "intense"or as I call it: passionate! LJ
so happy you're reacting to f1 again! that was such a weird interview to be introduced to alonso haha but at the same time it was really interesting to see what you could guess, completely uninfluenced by all that we fans already know. alonso is quite unserious in my opinion, i mean he is really intense when it comes to racing but the rest of the time he can get hot-headed, petty and a bit "cheeky". there are a lot of funny moments of him haha i think he is a very fascinating person (in a good way!)
I would love to react to older or less formal videos of Alonso. While you’re right to pick up on his intensity he also has a more sarcastic and humorous side which is very different from this interview. His older stuff also show his more competitive and hotheaded temper.
I think you have a good line on Fernando here, in his older age, but you really need to see some of his younger self. Young Fernando is cutting and hilarious.
Very interesting one, but he seems so business because the interview is very much that, just a part of the Job. You should seek out for some sort of compilation of "the other Alonso", team radios, press conferences after races, his social media stuff, that man loves to see the world burn. It's interesting, that you could get some hints of his, I think, more real self in this interview, wich was with the sponsor of his new team and seemingly he just played along. Very good interpretation of yours, tho. Even with material that isn't that representative.
The *very* interesting thing about this interview: the woman interviewing him is his recent ex-girlfriend. This interview shows a great deal of professionalism on both their parts; that's certainly not a situation I'd be capable of facing. Fernando is one of the self-styled antiheroes of F1, stating that he's on the "dark side". In spite of that - and this is only due to his interaction with fans and observation coupled with possible projection based on my experiences with people who seem intimidating - I have a sense that there's a kindness to him and within him. He certainly has a playful side and a sense of humor, being the deck chair enthusiast and amateur cameraman that he is. I believe it was Sebastian Vettel who said that every world champion has a bastard within him, a level of selfishness and ruthlessness necessary to reach the top tier of one of the most elite sports in the world. I wonder how they manage to face and reconcile that with their lives/behavior as husbands, partners, and fathers. Anyway, if you're interested in learning more about him, Fernando recently did a long interview (a rare thing for him) that might be worth looking up.
It’s definitely a rabbit hole since there’s so much history between them, but I’d be interested to see what you think of Lewis Hamilton with Nico Rosberg. They were childhood friends, became teammates in Mercedes in 2013, and basically imploded their friendship in their quests for a/more championship(s). Nico still has good things to say about Lewis in media but you’d be very lucky to witness Lewis even saying Nico’s name at all now. (They still live in the same apartment building & Lewis still gifts Nico’s daughters presents frequently)
i recently recommended you to react to the triplets with their friend madi, and i still want to but another recommendation is Dove Cameron. She's an actress and singer, unfortunately with a terrible background, but i haven't seen any expert in communication ever analyze her in interviews.
You really should check out Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri together. It puts Lando in a different light than you seen before since he gets the “big brother” role in the relationship with you normally doesn’t see him in.
pls react to the funny content that alonso has. he is a gem in F1 and has created a lot of iconic memes for F1. he is serious abt his sport but yet so personable like how pple spotted him smelling the flowers literally in the background while someone was being interviewed. or in drive to survive where he said that u guys need a villain rite?. referring to himself
It's kinda funny. I'm from Spain too but Mediterranean, he's from Northern part of Spain ""commonly"" more kind of cold people. Most people abroad believes that, it kinda is like that. But as Mediterranean, which you expect tis or tat... I always look in to the eyes when I talk to people, even as an introvert, always. It sure gives intesting vibes about me. Some feel way way way more "attacked" in some sort of way and other go full "I can see you are a true person". I'm a man of few words too, guess that helps but, making eye contact during conversation unless you're a snake it sure will help people to at least notice you.
Very right about him not being a people pleaser. F1 is a british spot in it's core and that honesty Fernando has wasn't well regarded when he was fighting for bigger things. The media painted him as the problematic bad guy and he decided to asume that role within the F1 competition.
I'd love to get back into some more F1! Really enjoy watching these guys.
Click here if you'd like to see my uncut reaction & analysis (32 minutes): www.patreon.com/maxbeaumont
We can learn A LOT from the people in this sport, I'm a fan for many years, and your analisys is always on point!👏
Thank you!
Now You have to check out Fernando Alonso's radio msgs as those give a totally different kinda Alonso in is competitive, Confronting, yet jovial attitude especially dealing with different conflicts and situations... And being open and upfront with his criticisms.
Kimi was the oldest driver to be in F1 and now it's Alonso.
Alonso was high achieving, talented, unorthodox, competitive racing driver who won 2 world championships, then all the teams he went to didn't perform well, still him struggling and perservering through those days. Then in 2018 leaving F1 to try out other events performing well there and then returning to F1 again in 2022 when he saw potential in a team and now finally in 2023 he picked the right team at te right time who are on an upward trajectory unlike all his previous ventures.
Really talented driver, great personality in the sport, passionate, competitive, not to be messed with kinda guy..but a good team player if he chooses to be... And most of all very much hungry.. to stay in F1 after returning at the age of 42 years.
That "intense" comes from the fact, that journalist and Alonso had very long lasting romantic connection... And, I guess, that's also the reason why she is interviewing him and not somebody else.
1:42 "He seems to have a good command of his space"
My brain: "All the time you have to leave a space!" - Alonso 2012
Extra info: this lady was his girlfriend at the time!
Fernando has the strongest heart in F1 since winning the world title in 2005! He seems to be a very tough man and quite reserved, but at the same time he has another side to him. He is also probably the best humorous (skilfull and smartest on track) driver of his era, certainly of the current drivers. A lot of people like other guys because they're funny, but being funny and actually being humorous are two different things. There are some funny video montages of him about it.
I hope there will be more videos of Alonso and other drivers who have raced before! Jackie Stewart, Niki Lauda, Ayrton Senna and Alain Prost, (or the Legendary Senna-Stewart interview)......i like older drivers, today drivers.....robots, not all of course, but I see that they are different. You saw Kimi earlier. He is different, Fernando also different. These guys and older guys drove monster cars almost as kids. They have balls.
the interviewer in this video was actually his girlfriend! but they recently broke up
holy shmokes! really? that's a whole other thing!
Daniel Ricciardo said in an interview: "Alonso is interested in racing..probably only racing."
I feel, in this interview, kind of a rejection of him towards her.
@@maxpbeaumont When this interview was released they just broken up like days before. But the speculation is they were still together when this interview was recorded.
You've got it x
Alonso in interviews reminds me of Senna to some extent. It would be great if you could do an analysis of some of his interviews too, as I think he's one of the most intense individuals ever. Very thoughtful, very careful with his answers, with a great presence. The interesting thing with Senna though is he has such a wide spectrum of behavior, depending on the circumstances, but always very controlled.
Would love to see more analysis of Verstappen or Leclerc. Lots of good interviews of them out there
pleaseee do a rection of the Sturniolo Podcast
@@user1399-v6r 😂 oh my god, tbh its a good analyzing material, it was crazy
Could you please do Max being Savage!!
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The intensity you picked up on definitely translates to his driving. I think he's still good into his forties because he never got nicer behind the wheel. You see a lot of drivers become gentler as they get older, and it costs them some of their competitive edge. Alonso's still great.
Interesting. Makes sense. That’s why they say “young and hungry”. Takes a special competitor to have that drive/edge as they get older.
Glad to see F1 back!
Happy to hear -- would be cool to get back into f1
Please do some more F1 videos
please do some max verstappen videos
Fernando is being quite formal in this video since its a video for one of their sponsors Bang Olufsen, hes quite funny this season of F1 (2023) in other interviews and on the radio during races
More F1 stuff please! I love it
Glad to hear
I got to meet Fernando at a Mild Seven Renault event in 2004. Back then he wasn't yet world champion but he was starting to impress everyone. What struck me most about him is that he's actually quite shy and reserved. He was frankly surprised at the number of people at the event because I saw his reaction the minute he came out of the VIP entrance into the stage. I honestly believe he thought very few would attend it.
The people closest to him have often said that the Fernando Alonso we know on the grid and in the media is more a persona he inhabits and that the real Fernando is more quiet and introspective.
Wow on meeting him
He was quite serious in this interview, but he is actually a jokester quite often in other situations
Fernando Alonso is Spanish as me, and We know him a lot because the local TV. He is very clever and very realistic. He seems serious but then He goes with weird jokes hahahaha. He is so funny. As I Stan Stray Kids, I can compare him with Lee Know. They have a sarcastic humor and they seem serious but they are a bit shy. Then, they have a lot of passion on his stuff but not really interested in the other things related with, like tv interviews,... heheh. He was married to a Spanish singer and he was on the press for that and he was really mad.
He did a lot of TV but related to F1. He became so closer with the journalists that covered all the F1 tour every year and They made a lot of funny stuff. Yes, He is quite intense in his pro stuff. He became a driver champion at Kars at 4 years old. hehe. Also, he is from the north of Spain, Asturias. He is a bit more serious like than south people like me but for real, Alonso is so funny when he is joking. I hope I helped You a bit.
Thats Alonso's peace and love version 😂😂 until 2018 he was more hot heated then he left formula 1 for 2 years and came back like that...
really? i gotta see a hot-headed version of Alonso
@@maxpbeaumont It's not really hot-headed. Its frustration. Anyone in this position would feel the same. Mclaren were plagued with reliability issues, engine troubles and a car slower than a GP2 car. Even when he was saddled with terrible cars, he put them in positions they had no right to be in. Just see Azerbaijan 2018. A first lap incident (that another driver caused) caused Alonso to get damage on his floor, front and tyres. He limped that Mclaren back to the pits on 2 tyres, got a new front, tyres and continued the race and limped a damaged car to 7th place! He has always been the type to wear his heart on his sleeve and he made his grievances known (understandable).
This doesn't really represent him as a person. First of all it's his then girlfriend interviewing him, which always creates a different vibe. Second, this is indeed a more serious conversation while Alonso is one of the funniest guys. Relaxed but still driven after 22 years in this game. Watch some other videos with him and the other drivers or interviewers after the race.
Yes, he is indeed "intense"or as I call it: passionate! LJ
so happy you're reacting to f1 again! that was such a weird interview to be introduced to alonso haha but at the same time it was really interesting to see what you could guess, completely uninfluenced by all that we fans already know. alonso is quite unserious in my opinion, i mean he is really intense when it comes to racing but the rest of the time he can get hot-headed, petty and a bit "cheeky". there are a lot of funny moments of him haha i think he is a very fascinating person (in a good way!)
I would love to react to older or less formal videos of Alonso. While you’re right to pick up on his intensity he also has a more sarcastic and humorous side which is very different from this interview. His older stuff also show his more competitive and hotheaded temper.
I think you have a good line on Fernando here, in his older age, but you really need to see some of his younger self. Young Fernando is cutting and hilarious.
Can you do a video about Carlos sainz’s communication ?
Very interesting one, but he seems so business because the interview is very much that, just a part of the Job. You should seek out for some sort of compilation of "the other Alonso", team radios, press conferences after races, his social media stuff, that man loves to see the world burn.
It's interesting, that you could get some hints of his, I think, more real self in this interview, wich was with the sponsor of his new team and seemingly he just played along.
Very good interpretation of yours, tho. Even with material that isn't that representative.
Hey can you analyse Jenson Button! He's a former f1 driver.
The *very* interesting thing about this interview: the woman interviewing him is his recent ex-girlfriend. This interview shows a great deal of professionalism on both their parts; that's certainly not a situation I'd be capable of facing.
Fernando is one of the self-styled antiheroes of F1, stating that he's on the "dark side". In spite of that - and this is only due to his interaction with fans and observation coupled with possible projection based on my experiences with people who seem intimidating - I have a sense that there's a kindness to him and within him. He certainly has a playful side and a sense of humor, being the deck chair enthusiast and amateur cameraman that he is.
I believe it was Sebastian Vettel who said that every world champion has a bastard within him, a level of selfishness and ruthlessness necessary to reach the top tier of one of the most elite sports in the world.
I wonder how they manage to face and reconcile that with their lives/behavior as husbands, partners, and fathers.
Anyway, if you're interested in learning more about him, Fernando recently did a long interview (a rare thing for him) that might be worth looking up.
You should analyse lewis and seb together 😊
It’s definitely a rabbit hole since there’s so much history between them, but I’d be interested to see what you think of Lewis Hamilton with Nico Rosberg. They were childhood friends, became teammates in Mercedes in 2013, and basically imploded their friendship in their quests for a/more championship(s).
Nico still has good things to say about Lewis in media but you’d be very lucky to witness Lewis even saying Nico’s name at all now. (They still live in the same apartment building & Lewis still gifts Nico’s daughters presents frequently)
i recently recommended you to react to the triplets with their friend madi, and i still want to but another recommendation is Dove Cameron. She's an actress and singer, unfortunately with a terrible background, but i haven't seen any expert in communication ever analyze her in interviews.
Suggestion: Margerie Taylor Greene. 😂
You really should check out Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri together. It puts Lando in a different light than you seen before since he gets the “big brother” role in the relationship with you normally doesn’t see him in.
flavio briatore said he's a very logical unemotional person. compared to michael schumacher who was more emotional in comparison.
Gotta do his best radio moments...
They're quite literally legendary at this point.
Really want you to react to the team’s radio.
pls react to the funny content that alonso has. he is a gem in F1 and has created a lot of iconic memes for F1. he is serious abt his sport but yet so personable like how pple spotted him smelling the flowers literally in the background while someone was being interviewed. or in drive to survive where he said that u guys need a villain rite?. referring to himself
Could you please do Seb Vettel flirting compilation!!
waiting for that carlos sainz vid 🥺
YAYY F1🎉
Awesome seeing you still doing F1 content! I recommend doing a video on Michael Schumacher. His personality is definitely worth a video
plz analyze carlos sainz
It's kinda funny. I'm from Spain too but Mediterranean, he's from Northern part of Spain ""commonly"" more kind of cold people. Most people abroad believes that, it kinda is like that. But as Mediterranean, which you expect tis or tat... I always look in to the eyes when I talk to people, even as an introvert, always. It sure gives intesting vibes about me. Some feel way way way more "attacked" in some sort of way and other go full "I can see you are a true person". I'm a man of few words too, guess that helps but, making eye contact during conversation unless you're a snake it sure will help people to at least notice you.
Very right about him not being a people pleaser. F1 is a british spot in it's core and that honesty Fernando has wasn't well regarded when he was fighting for bigger things. The media painted him as the problematic bad guy and he decided to asume that role within the F1 competition.
Would love to see your thoughts on George Russell and Alex Albon - these two have been friends since childhood and have such a good relationship
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Hey! Thanks for the suggestion!
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will you react to the triplets again soon? I really enjoy your analysis’ on them
Love to see F1 reactions back!🥳
Does anyone know if Max has nalaysied LH's speaking before? I am waiting to see a video about it.
i have!
more f1 related stuff please!!!
oscar piastri would be very i interesting too!! he’s new in f1 this season
Yesss you took the Alonso suggestions! Love that you actually listen to your subscribers 🫶🏻