Seb was on the Union...the fact is the mount Rushmore of F1 will probably be Jim Clarke, Michael Schumacher, Max Verstappen, Ayrton Senna, Lewis Hamilton, Sebastian Vettel, Juan Fangio and Max Verstappen. And I don't think anyone would be mad at that..maybe Ascari in there...but I don't know
The Senna and Prost press conference was about Prost's clause in his contract preventing Senna from moving to the then dominant Williams team for 1993.
Some of my favourite ones are Kimi being asked about his motivation after he returned with Lotus. *chuckles and shakes head* Or him being asked if he'll be happy going down the grid to Alfa.
Some much needed off-season content. All your content is great, wheter it's drivers drama, race reactions or things like this, all great, keep em coming!
@@RaidenWithBidenlove rewatching his rant at Talladega when he says they haven’t crashed enough cars and they need to flit the field in half and run half the cars the wrong way lmfao
JPM was one of the very few drivers who could keep a prime MSC on his toes, I'm a big Schumacher fan but when Montoya was behind him and that piece of Williams didn't break down Michael must check both mirrors at the same time and make that Ferrari as wide as a rugby field to try keep Montoya behind. Also Montoya wasn't intimidated by the name Michael Schumacher like what seemed to happen to other drivers.
3:03 "If I hit you in your face you're not gonna tell me, oh Sebastian that wasn't nice". Nailed it! REALLY GREAT video, thank you so much for all the memories 👍💪💯
Loved this one, feel free to make more. There's no shortage of dumb media questions in F1. Prime example: Journo: 'What's the key to winning this Sunday, Max?' Max: 'Finishing first'
7:23 everyone, including Senna, always forgets the "if it exists" part. He really did have some self-reflection that he should have done after that statement, especially considering a certain turn 1 incident.
While the quote was in defense of a move that was definately not on, it still rings true. To be a successful racingdriver you need to have the urge to exploit every opportunity to make a pass. When you're able to finely tune the balance of biding your time and jumping at opportunity, you may become multiple world champion.
@@charamia9402It's true if you place emphasis on the "if it exists" part. They have to know when a move is on and when it is not. It just becomes more embarrassing when you're a multiple time world champion and are essentially saying that you can't tell when there's no gap. Imagine if Maldonado said the same thing after a similar incident, people wouldn't be defending it because "multiple time world champion". You can be a multiple time world champion and still own up to your screw-ups intentional or not.
@@Eonymia Absolutely. Senna worded it this way to imply the gap he went for actually existed - which was objectively untrue. A weak defense, but still a brilliant quote.
“If you no longer go for a gap exist, you're no longer a racing driver!” ~Ayrton Senna da Silva, 1990 Australian Grand Prix 05/12/2023 20:16 At My Local Time.
Funny how Senna called Prost a coward for vetoing him into becoming his teammate when he did the same to Bellof at Lotus. The only difference is Prost invited Senna to Mclaren with open arms with no clauses, and only decided to veto him later because he felt Senna made the working environment more toxic in 1989
@@dylansmit3883 …and Bellof. He vetoed quite a few drivers, but Bellof was the stand out part since he arguably had just as great of a season as Senna had in 84’.
I love how many who invoke the quote forget how the "no longer go for a gap, you're no longer a racing driver" quote was in defence of very deliberately going for a gap that wasn't there with the intention of taking out his rival...i love senna but the warts and all senna is not the mythical senna.
Jackie Stewart's reaction always cracks me up when I see that. As soon as Senna calls him "Stewart" you can see Jackie is instantly thinking "why you little shit"
Thoroughly enjoyed this clip. I'm liking the pivot in format, I think a mix of the more serious deep dives and some more of the light hearted ones such as this work well. I grew up in the same era of F1 as you so I enjoy when you haul up 90s and 00's references. I'm going to be cheeky here and pop in a suggestion. I'm fairly sure you've covered the rise and departure of JPM but I'm not sure people are aware he's as close to the "Triple Crown" as Alonso is. Is he as good as Alonso? Arguable. He was more raw. Talent wise when he's happy and in compatible machinery, he's as good as anyone. Or how about Frentzen, Alesi, Berger? How good were they actually?
While the Senna soundbites iconic and very entertaining, they also showed Sennas hypocritical side. He later apologized to Jackie Stewart and admitted that he had deliberately crashed into Prost at Suzuka in 1990. And for all his anger at Prost in 1992 for blocking him from joining Williams, Senna had done the same to Derek Warwick and Lotus in 1986.
Webber's glass slamming on the table was from Qualifying rather than the Race. The Race he famously said "Not bad for a number 2 driver" after winning it.
A compilation of reminders that F1 drivers are human beings. No one should expect real people to be PR trained robots 24/7. Love these iconic classics + there’s more! 😂
The beeps can definitely make it funnier, especially if the beep is longer than the actual word. Makes it seems like they're way more upset than the actually are.
3:39 in fairness to the guy asking the question, he more than likely wasn’t trying to start stuff. Also the last part (which you didn’t include, which is fine) is when Sebastian said the bs of “let’s not make a story out of nothing” I took journalism in high school and I’ll confirm that even though you’re asking a question, doesn’t mean that you’re going to make a story out of it. Seems like Sebastian jumped to conclusions, or that guy who asked the question potentially might’ve been a bit of an arse in the media
Montoya was a monster, but Williams pulled a Ferrari with their strategies. Either him or Michael should've won a title because that Williams BMW was a beast, where other teams like the honda and ford teams were seeing 15 retirements a season they only averaged 6, and it was the most Powerful engine on the grid, but tactics were shit.
All national media is biased for their driver, but F1 is so English centered, so it is much worse with British media because they have the most influence. F1 is a British organization and Sky sports are the official media partners, so yes naturally people would be jumpy around British media.
"Dutch fans" Sure, if "Everybody but british folk" is considered "Dutch". In the past two decades it was never any different. Because they ARE the worst, incredibly biased and - most importantly - in charge for the *International* broadcast throwing around bullshit. You are correct tho, this dude is bad too.
2:37 What I think Sebastian was TRYING to say, but because he's German, I think he got lost in translation. I believe that Sebastian was attempting to say was, "when you have a microphone on a footballers mouth", not, 'when you have a microphone on a footballs mouth'.
That JPM cameraman thing is a bit overreacting. He should have been a "footballer" with that level of acting. Surprised he didnt fall to the ground, and start rolling around.
3:25 I nit only think Seb has good point, hes simply correct. I cant stand the fake moral outrage of both the internet and the media every time an athlete is throwing insults around. As if ANYBODY can honest to god say they have never done that. As grown ups. Where people could hear them. There are many parts of the world where swearing is part of every day language and nobody faints over "bad" words. You are Australian, right? ;)
With the best will in the world, Schumacher was an insufferable cunt - win or lose. I was a big JPM fan, but his Latin bluntness wasn’t nearly as amusing as Mika’s beautifully stoic yet jovial backhands. 😂 If he’s anything like the old man it’s a shame young Sebastian is too crap even for the doomed Marko-Jugend. I’m starting to enjoy Max a lot though; I thought he was gonna be like his “uncle” Michael, but he keeps being unintentionally hilarious. That going to Ibiza and getting shitfaced craic in Vegas had me rolling!
football players are quite nasty. Like, whispering at your ear "I'm gonna do your mom tonight" and sticking fingers in innppropiate places...all the match. I imagine all those soports like hockey and basquetball were you are very close to your rival have kind of similar "mind games". Think the things you'd say to the goalkeeper you're about to kick a penalty against in the fifa worldcup final.
9:18 I never found this funny. I actually find it to be really rude, making fun of someone's name like that. The guy can speak at least two languages and is an accomplished racing driver. Give him a break. Those comedians weren't funny at all.
"I'm gonna headbutt someone."
Is that a threat 😂😂
Classic
Someone: You fucking idiot, you broke my fucking head.
Iconic Verstappen moment
Mad max was so unhinged and I love it 😂
Iconic
Yeah,it’s just iconic.Especially when he call Esteban a p*ssy.Ouch,that’s gonna hurt
Yeah
Webber slamming his glass on the table will forever be an all time moment.
Love how Max and Seb have the guts even to defend their competitors.
Seb was always involved with the GP Drivers Association so I guess it comes natural to him.
Seb was on the Union...the fact is the mount Rushmore of F1 will probably be Jim Clarke, Michael Schumacher, Max Verstappen, Ayrton Senna, Lewis Hamilton, Sebastian Vettel, Juan Fangio and Max Verstappen. And I don't think anyone would be mad at that..maybe Ascari in there...but I don't know
The Senna and Prost press conference was about Prost's clause in his contract preventing Senna from moving to the then dominant Williams team for 1993.
Ahhh my mistake! I don’t know where I got tyres from 🤣
@@MadeByPerspective One of the elements found in a tyre is rubber, so I guess you can say you got tyres from rubber trees ;)
@@MadeByPerspective Maybe the simile Senna made regarding running shoes put you off.
Love this series on the less... serious side of F1. Perfect off-season material.
Thanks mate! Much appreciated 😁
@@MadeByPerspectiveCame to make this exact comment. It's great off season material, and it's fun. Love it
Some of my favourite ones are Kimi being asked about his motivation after he returned with Lotus. *chuckles and shakes head* Or him being asked if he'll be happy going down the grid to Alfa.
No, I'm just gonna drive and not be happy.
Some much needed off-season content. All your content is great, wheter it's drivers drama, race reactions or things like this, all great, keep em coming!
Thanks mate I really appreciate it!
I love how Montoya's wife tried to cover his mouth , but he pushes her hand aside
That Montoya camera one is my new favourite f1 clip
Not F1. But I think the best Driver response moment is still Jim Richards: 'You're a pack of a******', Bathurst podium - 1992
Best driver in interviews was Tony Stewart from NASCAR.
@@RaidenWithBidenlove rewatching his rant at Talladega when he says they haven’t crashed enough cars and they need to flit the field in half and run half the cars the wrong way lmfao
JPM was one of the very few drivers who could keep a prime MSC on his toes, I'm a big Schumacher fan but when Montoya was behind him and that piece of Williams didn't break down Michael must check both mirrors at the same time and make that Ferrari as wide as a rugby field to try keep Montoya behind. Also Montoya wasn't intimidated by the name Michael Schumacher like what seemed to happen to other drivers.
3:03 "If I hit you in your face you're not gonna tell me, oh Sebastian that wasn't nice". Nailed it!
REALLY GREAT video, thank you so much for all the memories 👍💪💯
mate, you delivered! another banger, Seb's football mic ;-;
Haha! Thanks for watching!
Loved this one, feel free to make more. There's no shortage of dumb media questions in F1.
Prime example:
Journo: 'What's the key to winning this Sunday, Max?'
Max: 'Finishing first'
7:23 everyone, including Senna, always forgets the "if it exists" part. He really did have some self-reflection that he should have done after that statement, especially considering a certain turn 1 incident.
While the quote was in defense of a move that was definately not on, it still rings true. To be a successful racingdriver you need to have the urge to exploit every opportunity to make a pass. When you're able to finely tune the balance of biding your time and jumping at opportunity, you may become multiple world champion.
@@charamia9402It's true if you place emphasis on the "if it exists" part. They have to know when a move is on and when it is not. It just becomes more embarrassing when you're a multiple time world champion and are essentially saying that you can't tell when there's no gap. Imagine if Maldonado said the same thing after a similar incident, people wouldn't be defending it because "multiple time world champion". You can be a multiple time world champion and still own up to your screw-ups intentional or not.
@@Eonymia Absolutely. Senna worded it this way to imply the gap he went for actually existed - which was objectively untrue. A weak defense, but still a brilliant quote.
Water bottle: *exists*
F1 drivers: I took that personally
I like this content, seems like you're having fun with it!
More like this please!
More on the way! Thanks for watching 😄
“If you no longer go for a gap exist, you're no longer a racing driver!”
~Ayrton Senna da Silva, 1990 Australian Grand Prix
05/12/2023 20:16 At My Local Time.
Every F1 23 player at turn 1 of Monza or RBR in a nutshell:
Funny how Senna called Prost a coward for vetoing him into becoming his teammate when he did the same to Bellof at Lotus. The only difference is Prost invited Senna to Mclaren with open arms with no clauses, and only decided to veto him later because he felt Senna made the working environment more toxic in 1989
I think Senna vetoed Derek Warwick at Lotus actually.
@@dylansmit3883 …and Bellof. He vetoed quite a few drivers, but Bellof was the stand out part since he arguably had just as great of a season as Senna had in 84’.
I love how many who invoke the quote forget how the "no longer go for a gap, you're no longer a racing driver" quote was in defence of very deliberately going for a gap that wasn't there with the intention of taking out his rival...i love senna but the warts and all senna is not the mythical senna.
Jackie Stewart's reaction always cracks me up when I see that. As soon as Senna calls him "Stewart" you can see Jackie is instantly thinking "why you little shit"
Thoroughly enjoyed this clip.
I'm liking the pivot in format, I think a mix of the more serious deep dives and some more of the light hearted ones such as this work well.
I grew up in the same era of F1 as you so I enjoy when you haul up 90s and 00's references.
I'm going to be cheeky here and pop in a suggestion.
I'm fairly sure you've covered the rise and departure of JPM but I'm not sure people are aware he's as close to the "Triple Crown" as Alonso is.
Is he as good as Alonso? Arguable.
He was more raw.
Talent wise when he's happy and in compatible machinery, he's as good as anyone.
Or how about Frentzen, Alesi, Berger?
How good were they actually?
Max about crashing to much, just run it a second longer and than you see the little smurck on his face....
Lewis eyes were like pie plates. 👍👍😂
Senna response to js is ICONIC
While the Senna soundbites iconic and very entertaining, they also showed Sennas hypocritical side. He later apologized to Jackie Stewart and admitted that he had deliberately crashed into Prost at Suzuka in 1990. And for all his anger at Prost in 1992 for blocking him from joining Williams, Senna had done the same to Derek Warwick and Lotus in 1986.
Webber's glass slamming on the table was from Qualifying rather than the Race.
The Race he famously said "Not bad for a number 2 driver" after winning it.
A compilation of reminders that F1 drivers are human beings. No one should expect real people to be PR trained robots 24/7. Love these iconic classics + there’s more! 😂
if you know Spanish, Montoyas wife/gf said
"Oh noo you dwarf, careful" 💀 7:53
Great vid I love these type of reaction vids 👍
Great vid bro, loved it
JPM was that kid in class that everyone loved teasing, just to see how pissed he got.
This is like proper max “u gimme bs, I give you bs”.
The beeps can definitely make it funnier, especially if the beep is longer than the actual word. Makes it seems like they're way more upset than the actually are.
netflix:
*Oh no! They revealed our secret!"
Bleeped out swearing is 100% even funnier 😂
Holy
Man I love your videos 😂
Beep sounds over swearing are so underrated, you’re not the only one pers, they are lowkey funny 😹
Wait that might explain his downfall in performance in 2005. Person I'm referring to JPM
I love Seb's responses to dumb questions! #LongLiveSebestianVettel
That's absolutely brilliant! 🇩🇪
Seb “The No nonsense” Vettel 🇩🇪🇩🇪
If max ends up in another title fight, we might end up seeing the headbutt after all.
Your imitation at the end was quite good actually!
1:59 Jose Mourinho that wasn’t wise was it? 😂
You missed the best one: "Gentlemen, a short view back to the past..."
7:46 This was really lucky moment, because Only one channel filmed this, it was the Hungarian RTL channel.
The funniest in respond to Sienna was Schumacher, who was catching the Gap and Sienna wasn't happy
Montoya going between spanish and english LMAO
His lady trying to calm him down for some reason was just as funny 😂
Yeah I’ll admit that the censoring of curse words does make it a bit more funnier! 😅
Juan more time for the camera \m/
I missed the "Fernando is faster than you" press conference with Chadlonso containing his murderous intent towards the journalist.
Should of showed the one where Kimi tramples over a kid on way to the garage and just walks off not caring
7:54
“You focking idiot”
“No no no no”
“You broke my focking head”
“¡Enano Cuidado!”
That sounded like my mon threatening me 💀
Juan Pablo Montoya is a fucking legend (and Colombian, like me)
Max has becoming my favorite driver dor some time for reason
He feels what Kimi would be if he was more unhinged
Montoya was so blisteringly fast
Am I the only one who sees Max as Montoya 2.0 in terms of raw talent combined with being yourself+ no fvcks given?
Montoya was one driver who gave zero f**ks
this was a fun video lol 😂
3:39 in fairness to the guy asking the question, he more than likely wasn’t trying to start stuff. Also the last part (which you didn’t include, which is fine) is when Sebastian said the bs of “let’s not make a story out of nothing” I took journalism in high school and I’ll confirm that even though you’re asking a question, doesn’t mean that you’re going to make a story out of it. Seems like Sebastian jumped to conclusions, or that guy who asked the question potentially might’ve been a bit of an arse in the media
Hopefully Charles Leclerc will be talked about on here.
Love seeing low filter F1 drivers
When are u gonna upload Controversies broo??? Need them asap!!
Senna never held back😂😂😂
the vettel one was the best imo
I thought canada 1999 press conference would definitely be here
It Funny as hell 😂
Stewart's question wasn't stupid. Senna's answer was really opportunistic and rude, besides being a load of bs in the end.
I'm Brazilian btw.
Should've put in the one where max calls ocon a pussy and kimi laughs, almost as if he's proud that max called ocon out 😂
Montoya was a monster, but Williams pulled a Ferrari with their strategies. Either him or Michael should've won a title because that Williams BMW was a beast, where other teams like the honda and ford teams were seeing 15 retirements a season they only averaged 6, and it was the most Powerful engine on the grid, but tactics were shit.
1:56 Dutch fans say the British media is the worst when theirs is literally no different
All national media is biased for their driver, but F1 is so English centered, so it is much worse with British media because they have the most influence. F1 is a British organization and Sky sports are the official media partners, so yes naturally people would be jumpy around British media.
Buddy, not just the Dutch fans say that. Everyone says it and they are right
While true, yes. The Dutch F1 media isn't the "face" of F1 broadcasting.
"Dutch fans"
Sure, if "Everybody but british folk" is considered "Dutch".
In the past two decades it was never any different. Because they ARE the worst, incredibly biased and - most importantly - in charge for the *International* broadcast throwing around bullshit.
You are correct tho, this dude is bad too.
2:37
What I think Sebastian was TRYING to say, but because he's German, I think he got lost in translation. I believe that Sebastian was attempting to say was, "when you have a microphone on a footballers mouth", not, 'when you have a microphone on a footballs mouth'.
Surprised to se no Fernando Alonso clips
NO KIMI? BWOAHH
Montoya should have won a championship! he and the finns were the ones that scarred the Michael the most!
Some reporters sucked at their jobs
That JPM cameraman thing is a bit overreacting. He should have been a "footballer" with that level of acting. Surprised he didnt fall to the ground, and start rolling around.
any journalist that does this should just be banned from the paddock
3:25
I nit only think Seb has good point, hes simply correct.
I cant stand the fake moral outrage of both the internet and the media every time an athlete is throwing insults around. As if ANYBODY can honest to god say they have never done that. As grown ups. Where people could hear them.
There are many parts of the world where swearing is part of every day language and nobody faints over "bad" words. You are Australian, right? ;)
I think some people find different things funny.
Bleeps are funny
Gentlemen.
I strongly dislike that last one, I find it downright disrespectful to waste someones tine like that 'comedian' did.
just do an unhinged JPM video lol
ik this is off topic but man i can’t believe i lived long enough to witness the gta 6 trailer
With the best will in the world, Schumacher was an insufferable cunt - win or lose. I was a big JPM fan, but his Latin bluntness wasn’t nearly as amusing as Mika’s beautifully stoic yet jovial backhands. 😂 If he’s anything like the old man it’s a shame young Sebastian is too crap even for the doomed Marko-Jugend. I’m starting to enjoy Max a lot though; I thought he was gonna be like his “uncle” Michael, but he keeps being unintentionally hilarious. That going to Ibiza and getting shitfaced craic in Vegas had me rolling!
I honestly think this video is funny.
And then Bottas took him out this time .lol
football players are quite nasty. Like, whispering at your ear "I'm gonna do your mom tonight" and sticking fingers in innppropiate places...all the match. I imagine all those soports like hockey and basquetball were you are very close to your rival have kind of similar "mind games". Think the things you'd say to the goalkeeper you're about to kick a penalty against in the fifa worldcup final.
9:18 I never found this funny. I actually find it to be really rude, making fun of someone's name like that. The guy can speak at least two languages and is an accomplished racing driver. Give him a break. Those comedians weren't funny at all.
you're for sure fun at parties
No offense mate but your audio is super quiet compared to all the other videos I watch
Thanks for the heads up! I’ll get that fixed
@@MadeByPerspective 🙌
wow you remembered the stupidest quote/question in the end. GG
1:58 silly dutch journalist trying to spread his agenda on Lewis, waste of space
boring