Was Alessio Deledda really THAT bad?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ก.ย. 2024
- Alessio Deledda gained a reputation over the last few years and...it wasn't great. People have slammed for ages - including myself. But was he really THAT bad a driver? Or were we too harsh on the dude?
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#Deledda
We've seen it so often. OF COURSE finishing 32nd in the formula three series means you deserve to race in formula two. Feel like we definitely need a superlicence system to qualify for formula two...
Yeah, drivers like Samia, Deledda and rags shouldn't be allowed to race 1 tier below F1 ffs
@@tylaburnett9756 lord Mahaveer obviously deserves to be in f2
Agree. 5 points limit would be enough to filter so slow drivers like Deledda.
Guys like Mahaveer and Deledda make Mazepin look like Senna
@@tylaburnett9756 I mean, Samaia at least was Brazilian F3 champion
7:44 He out qualified Sophia in Austria by 0.08 seconds but she had a DRS malfunction and couldn’t use it in any of the three DRS zones on this very short circuit.
The suffering never ends for him huh 💀💀
Lol of course there’s an asterisk for that result- was wondering myself but you’ve got the answer. This comment should be pinned.
is sophia floresch fast
@@degradedanimationandgaming6722 compared to other drivers on the grid not so much she is alright
@@deadman1017 so not the best of worst the middle ground
I took a couple of things out of this video.
First that I can't begrudge someone trying to follow a childhood dream that was denied to then, especially if that someone is well aware they'll never make it to the top.
And second, that the FIA should probably introduce a points licensing system for F2 to filter out those that shouldn't really be anywhere near those cars. Actually they should probably revamp the license points system in its entirety. The fact that drivers like Pato O'Ward or Colton Herta don't have enough points for F1, yet drivers like Deledda or Lord Mahaveer can just waltz into the tier immediately below is a 'yoke'.
"WHAT A YOKE"
Not only that, there should be a limit on the number of years you can compete in F2.
I feel like you shouldn’t be allowed to buy into any formula competition if your track record shows you’d bring nothing to the series but your money imo.
@@Scorpio19110 there is
@@echiebai only if you win the championship or get promoted in F1.
Definitely a bit harsh, but with those results, who wouldn't be? Now, I don't know much about this cat, but what I do know is that if I had the $$$ and desire, I'd fork out my money just to race, even if I was total shit. That being said, he should probably look into GT racing and, like you said, leave the F1 feeder spot for someone else.
But alot of Feeder rejects go to GT racing tho sooo....
@@Marc-zi4vg doesn't mean he has to be a pro there are classes for Amaturs and semi pros that would seem more his pace, most of them bring the money to pay the Pro drivers
@Damar Fadlan but stuffandmore has a point, if not pro-am, there's alot of Am stuff he can try out like TC racing or time attack events
@@Marc-zi4vg Oh god he'd be massacred in a Time Attack competition. He'd probably have the money for a decent car, but guys like Feras Qartoumy don't mess around. Not to mention many time attack teams hire pro drivers to drive their cars in competition....and god help Deledda if he turns up to World Time Attack Challenge at the same time as a slew of V8 Supercars drivers.
I agree with Stuff - he should stick to the Am classes of GT racing.
Reno Clio Cup, Ferrari Challenge, Porsche Cup Americas, IMSA PRO-AM, so many racing series for him to go. And yet he takes up space on F1 feeder series.
Alessio Deledda is probably the representation of "Put me in Merc and I can be a world champ too" type of Twitter Guy would look like
Kudos he has the ability and will to achieve his dream no matter the results, he is smart guy(considering he has double degree) but he's not that old to drove GT, and since he's rich perhaps he can be the next Ben Keating, that old man is impressive
Ben Keating is a legend. I like the fact that he competes in two different series and in different machinery (LMP2 in IMSA, and GTE in the WEC)... And he's bossing both of them
Guys like Ben Keating and Frits van Eerd are just businessmen with a weird expensive hobby and doing it without making an absolute joke of yourself. Deledda has to look at them for inspiration, he went a little bit overboard with F2....
@@decay2__ adding to the awesomeness, he drove DPi and LMP2 this year's Daytona, ON THE SAME RACE!
@@dhupee what a legend! I thought he was only driving the #52 LMP2 at the Rolex 24. I have some catching up to do
That's a very high bar, Ben Keating is one of the best gentleman drivers out there
Dom DeLouise!!!!
you may think he's a bust in Formula 1, but check out how he did when he drove for Moobs Motorspor in Formula NASCAR!
Imagine if Deledda took the Gelael path of racing in endurance and becoming less of a joke and more of a proper racer.
Yes gelael is awful but at least he already got some podiums in f2. Deledda was shite in f3, let alone f2
Gelael is not bad, he's just mediocre at best. Sometimes he put some brilliance too hence his decent career in endurance. Deledda however might be struggling to compete in even national GT series
Right now he is in DTM and he still last
Sean is surprisingly good, it's just that his skill is clearly is not meant to be for Formula or any open wheel racing series
Dom Delouise
Ah, I see you’re a Micheal Mrucz boi.
Found one!
Yeah!
Looking at Deledda’s performance, it just puts into perspective how bloody brilliant Damon Hill was to even be a “weak” WDC with a similarly late start to racing
Wait Damon "Got a shit box of an arrows to a p2 finish in Hungary which was one lap away from being one of the greatest wins in f1 history" Hill is considered a weak WDC
@@redcoatgaming4141 Yeah, Hill was considered to be immensely inferior to Michael Schumacher and therefore weak. What didn't help was an abysmal year at Jordan when Frentzen was a title outsider. 1998 was decent, but Ralf Schumacher looked pretty good against Hill as well. The whole "it's the car, not the driver"-thing. Hungary 1997 was seen as a great drive, also made possible by the Bridgestones, as Trulli also nearly won in a Prost that year on the A1-Ring, which was very much a Bridgestone-track.
However, Hill didn't deserve this disrespect. Being inferior to Michael Schumacher is okay, that's literally one of the best, if not the best driver to have ever lived. Also, Hill started racing so late that it's insane that he was still as good as he ended up being. He debuted in his 30s in F1. That hints at his innate talent being insanely high. If he had a conventional racing career, who knows how good he would've been. In terms of pure talent, he might've been one of the most talented racing drivers of all time without too many people actually knowing about it.
@@Cabarkin the abysmal year was 99 right? I think Damon said at that point he simply did not care anymore. yep it would be great to see the timeline where Damon debuts at a younger age with help and support from his dad
@@redcoatgaming4141 Yeah, the 99 season. An alternative timeline with a younger Damon Hill in F1 and Graham Hill still alive would've been extremely interesting.
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Mr Moobz took a chance on this guy, and it payed off. IYKYK
All of you need to see Michael Mrucz and his character he made out of Alessio Deledda 🤣🤣🤣
It's gotten to that point where Alessio Deledda doesn't exist...
Only Dom DeLuise!
@@alexanderbajer2693 make-a sure-a! You remember the name-a!
Here in Latin America, in the last round in Abu Dhabi 2021, the broadcast was showing him battling with one of the front runners because AD hadn’t pitted and the narrator went full savage mode on him, he said things like:
One that is always at the back of the grid,
Pay driver with zero talent, making the other guys loose time because he was a mobile chicane, he shouldn’t even be racing in F2 etc.
He showed no mercy towards AD and I was like 😂😂
Mobile chicane pmsl 😂😂
Do you have a link?
@@leandrociarrapico9256 no but I'll try to find it
@@alfredb.a. so? Found it yet?
@@LathropLdST nope, sorry
You can’t blame him, as you say by 8 if he’s not already fully at racing then it’s already too late, and he’s just living the dream. The FIA should have stricter entry to F2 though
I'd argue even F3 should have some sort of entry requirement, for example a top 5 finish in any Formula 4 championships, or a Formula Renault series, something like that.
@VERY EVIL PERSON FROM ILLUMINATI He was 13 when he started, which is still late, but not *that* late. Also, he practiced a lot more than Deledda ever did, I'm assuming.
Sebastien Loeb was 15 when he started.
And Loeb only started Rally Driving at 21.
@@WKBaconBruno Senna too started professional racing at 18 and still made it to F1 and became a good driver in the WEC
Honestly dude should be looking at a GT3 career or even LMP3/2. With the experience he has now plus the driving assists of a GT3 car he might not be too bad
Yeah If I wanted to do some racing at his age I would go nowhere near open-wheelers.
How about low level Formula series like Formula Vee or Boss GP?
Absolutely. There are many series, in which he could race and even become competitive. Mark Patterson, who's 70 years old, raced in GT2 European Series in 2021 and won the title together with Anders Fjordbach. Patterson is a vastly experienced driver, but winning a title at 70 is remarkable. Deledda could find series like that and even challenge for a title. He could race for another 40 years if he has time, passion and money. F2 was a horrible choice.
He's running DTM. Qualified last today
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12:06 Don't be so bad with Alessio. He was lapped by the impressing supertalented GOAT Nissany.
Man I never knew this about Dom delouise
yeah. he wasnt so bad when he's with Moobs Motorspor
Show mrucz this
I've known a few people who "all they ever wanted was to be a race driver". They're usually a menace on the roads. One friend of mine failed his driving test three times because he refused to drive with two hands on the wheel because it looked uncool. He had 3 DUIs before he was 22. But he was a legend in his own mind.
A few people I know have no care for road rules and lacked common sense, they aren't racing fans but believe too much in their driving ability... One of them nearly killed us overtaking 2 cars on a short straight with an on coming car coming towards us and after that he realised how impatient he was... The other guy I know is the type to laugh about how he nearly crashed, still say he is a good driver and repeat the same mistakes...
“Heya, Ima the besta drivera in the worlda, ima gonna make you eata a ball haira pizza-a. muncha muncha” - Alessio (Dom Deluise) Deledda
Alessio Deledda 2021 F2 season: 0 points
Mahaver Ragunathan 2019 F2 season: 1 point
Mahaveer> Alessio lol
I feel like he’d do very well in a MX-5 Spec Racing Series. Just saying
He even screwed over Jarno in his 2022 My Team in F1 22 lmao.
"Take down that video mate!"
-Some Old Italian Lawyer
"Ok, but I will make a new one, more detailed and backed up by facts and data"
-Josh
"Oh, crap..."
-Deledda
dom
7:38 just an important observation, Sophia's DRS was not working during that qualifying section, at austria, which is a big time power track, so yeah, that's the only way he could beat her
Well. ask @Jarno Opmeer. pretty sure he knows. Just cuz of his F1 22 career mode
They should 100% have stricter requirements to qualify for F2, but you raised some good points and had some really good insight to be honest. If I made a bunch of money in my early 20's and whatnot, I wouldn't exactly be opposed to trying some GTE AM and whatnot. I'm still annoyed he took up a seat last year, but I understand him a bit better now.
I genuinely wonder who these kinds of drivers are comparable to, I mean, could Shane Van Gisbergen do a better job? Probably, but where is the line? Could a TCR driver do better? What about Jimmy Broadbent?
Anyway, while his time in F2 was less meme-able than Lord Rags, I feel like Mahaveer at least had something… at some point… like, when he actually scored a point in Italy, never mind the grid was short of 3 cars with very good drivers. Deledda was just slow, and that’s kinda the whole story.
On a side note, I think Codemasters had some fun with his AI in the F1 game. Round 1 of the championship and Deledda qualifies 2nd and wins the Feature Race…
I wouldn't be surprised if Stevie Wonder could fly past this guy
I wonder too, sim racing is very different to real racing of course, but I think given the time to test and get familiar with a car to drive it on the limit, a guy like Jimmy Broadbent could have the potential to be at a decent level in real racing as well, possibly better than someone like Raghunathan or Deledda, even though they have more experience
SN13K3R Well, look at Cem Bolukbasi, his start to F2 hasn’t been great, and he missed the Imola round after a testing crash, but he is a lot closer to the pack than Deledda ever was.
@@SN13K3R tbf Jimmy is already racing irl with praga, I haven't really seen how that has been going and don't really know how high the level of that field is, but he got a race win in the series a couple of weeks/months ago so that's something atleast.
What pissed me off of him gettin an F2 seat was that he had In his entire “career” scored only what? 5 points?
The problem is not Deleda. Hate the game not the player. I personally feel bad for him. He just wants to pursue his dream and people are hating on him. Yes he is bad but I don't think he deserves the hate. If The game was set up correctly where only good drivers make it to the top, then we won't see him near the top. That's on the FIA and the teams not the driver. All people who are hating on him if they had the money to at least try to make it to f1 they wil, and most will be just as bad if not worse than Deleda. People are just jealous because someone's dad worked hard to make his kids rich
@@faroukoudaoui661 So, we're not allowed to dislike drivers who have way more money than they do talent? I think people have good reason's to not like those kinds of drivers, and that there isn't some kind of barrier or system in place to stop this sort of thing happening so frequently in F2 especially. It's honestly ridiculous just how low the bar is being set for what's acceptable and what's not, especially when you now have someone like Cordeel on the grid who also falls into that same group of money over talent, and is not only a crap driver but also a crap person too.
@@barneyward6448 every driver need a lot of money to just start racing, let alone pursuing it as a career. And some have more money than the other. Hating someone's by their driving is fair but hating them because they have rich parent just doesn't make sense
So what did the turkish playstation driver Bolukbasi do to deserve a F2 seat?
I'm starting to think I could score a point in italian f4 and I only have a provisional drivers licence
You probably could, the lower Formula classes like national F4 series are often not as competitive as high level karting championships since quite a few drivers buy themselves into those junior teams
To be blunt if you wanna "live the dream" of being an auto racer and you have the money to do it. Just be a gentleman driver in endurance racing instead of holding up someone who deserves a spot in the formula 1 ladder more.
Had he been allowed to start a career in karts at a young age he might’ve been something.
Same goes for you, or me, or anyone reading this.
He probably would have more fun at the Daytona 500
Yeah, probably because he won there in an exciting fuel mileage finish where he cut off the 21 between turns 3 and 4 causing him to spin out and bring out the yellow on the last lap which ended the race and ultimately handed him the race victory.
@@imr991 moobs motorspor's first daytona 500 win?
I have sympathy up until Formula 2. That series should be reserved for drivers who earn a spot. Shouldn't be able to buy into there in my opinion. Especially since he crashes into people and effects the race of drivers whose results matter. If he wants to race he can just go to Boss GP. That is where all the other rich dudes who want to drive go. He might even win there considering it's 50 year olds. The feeder series should be reserved for drivers who were competitive in the lower formula.
Kinda reminds me of Eddie The Eagle story with the difference being that Eddie neither took his place in the Olympics from anyone else nor possessed real danger to anybody but himself
And the fact Eddie was actually good
@@Alucard-gt1zf No No he was not Good
@@ThePapaja1996 he was in the Olympics
He was good no matter what place he came in
@@Alucard-gt1zf 1988 "Large Hill - Individual" ski jumping results
1 Matti Nykänen 224.0
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50 Ted Langlois 142.8
51 Bernat Sola 139.3
52 Katsushi Tao 138.2
53 Ron Richards 128.1
54 Todd Gillman 110.8
then our boy..
55 Eddie Edwards 57.5
yeahhhhhh ... he REALLY sucked. He only got in because he showed up to the 87 Worlds, got his butt whooped, and basically qualified by default (he was the only GB ski jumper there). The IOC even made a rule just because of him to prevent athletes like him from making it again. He then failed to qualify for the 1992, 1994 and 1998 olympics so.... it worked, I guess? lol
I sincerely doubt that this guy made enough money to go racing with with just an Economics degree and a couple years to do anything with it. Economics degrees may sound somewhat impressive, but there aren't a whole lot of jobs out there for people with 4-year Economics degrees, and if he went and founded a business after graduation it's highly unlikely that its profitable enough to support an F2 drive after
My favourite Deledda moment is when he fell from 4th to 3rd to last in like 4 laps in one of the F2 races at Monza this year 😂 Shows how shocking he is all round. And no, he wasn’t P3 on merit
Edit : I wrote this before seeing Josh mention it
Yup I thought he was gonna show the multiple turn 1 overtakes on him. I actually felt kinda bad for him, but that's what happens when you are that far off the pace
It's strange. I kinda respect him. He made money is doing what he's always wanted to do. Sure he isn't going to be anyone special but he knows he never will be, he's just doing what he's always wanted to do.
Maybe he could have been someone
Lol there is no way he made enough money in 2 years with an economics degree to go racing. He's being funded.
I feel like the FIA needs to have some kind of driving class for anyone who’s coming into the junior series with a boatload of money and not great results.
wasn't that the Boss GP series?
@@elrinconcuriosodesally3528 I think it was to a degree.
Or latecomers
Josh you have been the most entertaining part of F1 the last 8 years, not counting last season(sorry).
Still a wonder of the world how you dont have more subs.
Rock on dude and keep it up.
Watching this before his lawyers get the video taken down
According to the stats sheet Deledda and Guilherme Samaia are the only two drivers that did the full season of F2 last year who never scored any points
Even the great Mahaver scored a point in F2 lol
Well, as I watch every F2 and F3 session the answer is quite simple to me. Yes, he was. He absolutely was. F2 should require some kind of a superlicence like F1. Its ridiculous that "drivers" like Deledda can occupy seats when other actually talented juniors are stuck in lower categories.
Somebody has to pay the bills. I understand why it happens even in F1 (Mazepin) or WRC (Greensmith). There need to be underperforming pay drivers for motorsport to survive in its current shape. In a lot of motorsport series, there are teams just existing to get by and they need rich drivers, who can't have a seat on merit. For example, Lando Norris comes from an affluent family, but he makes money instead of spending them to race. Drivers like Deledda are an essential part of the existing motorsport organization. It's a surprise that he went as far up as F2, but it's just comes down to him being delusional about his possibilities to have a career in single seaters. Most pay drivers are more reasonable and pick an environment, in which they have some chances for success.
@@theodentherenewed4785 Yeah, thats why I think that F1 and Liberty should invest in young talents, like supporting F2 and F3 teams for bringing talented juniors. I know that lots of teams have to bring pay drivers in order to survive in junior categories, I dont blame them. Whats wrong is that a) they have to do it instead of developing talented juniors (which is the entire point of junior series) b) theyre allowed to do this and basically whoever they want - after all Deledda is not even a racing driver.
Can you make a video about Cem Bolukbasi? He looks to be an interesting case considering he is the only driver to comeback from e-sport and looked promising in other racing series he did. Wishing all the best for you, love the way you create these videos.
He did some karting at young age with his brother. Most of the top esport drivers comes from karting at young age. They just don't have money to progress further.
@@knowideer3391 True, but given that he's been raising some eyebrows, I think he may very well be worth a look.
@@knowideer3391 like Opmeer he was in F4
And now he sucks in F2, even had several head injuries from his crashes lol.
This aged badly. Look at his F2 career now.
Alessio Deledda makes Mazepin look like a competent driver.
There, I said it.
Mazepin isn’t super awful. But rich boy entitlement, questionable behavior on track, and there being better options make him as polarizing as he is.
Bro Mazepin is streets ahead of this guy. Nikita was winning races in F2. He was dead last and couldn't even qualify at times. Deledda is worse than Raghunathan.
@@areebsiddiqui758 Deledda isn't worse than Raghunattan mate. Raghunattan was dead last in a car that was fighting for podiums. Delleda was dead last in a car that should be dead last.
Mazepin is a very competent driver
I think that people forget that he finished 5th in F2
@@ForzaPolska06 "But Mick exists"
If you're doing it for the love of it that's fine, but that fact that he kept promoting himself again and again, despite being the worst performing driver each year screams of an overactive ego.
As for the video debacle, even if he weren't driving, the fact that he uploaded it shows that at minimum he thinks that kind of behaviour is admirable, which is worthy of criticism on its own.
who the fuck is this guy now😂
Did anyone have the onboard cam for 1 lap of this guy driving ?? I'm very interested with the Monaco onboard tbh..
Alessio Deledda is a representation on what would we look like of any of us mere fans could buy our way into racing.
Personally, if I was him I'll settle for sports cars, like GT3 or something, because it's alot more fun personally to be driving against others in my level than driving for prestigious championships but being last all the time.
This guy drives like i do in f1 2021
Yep, and in 2022 we can look forward to:
Amaury Cordeel - finished 23rd in F3
Calan Williams - 19th in F3
Cem Bölükbaşı - finished 9th in F3 Asia and has an e-Sports background, plus 2 seats still vacant 🙃
Cem won a race in Euroformula Open at the Hungaroring, he wasn't that bad.
In fairness, in addition to the comment about Cem, Calan Williams was in a pretty shockingly poor team for both of his F3 seasons but actually managed a podium and is moving to an at least fairly competent Trident. Bölükbaşı is going to Charouz, who have at least been okay, but Cordeel's entering with VAR, who are new to F2, and he scored zero points in F3 last year.
Cem has won races in Euroformula and GT4 series and has some proper pace it seems, williams has podiums in some of the worst teams in f3 so i wouldn't say those two are bad.
@@StuffAndMore Proper pace? Is he already recovered from his head injury from his crash?
Micheal mrucz made me Love Alessio deladda with his Formula nascar series
Oscar Pastry. My favourite racing driver!
Dang Josh you didn't need to go after Buffalo like that lol.
This case tells us: we can do it! We can become F4-F3-F2 drivers. We would suuuuuuuuck though, but it is good to know. Just get your hands on a few million and you‘re good to go!
10:42 which went well
(You've read it with Clarkson voice)
Uh huh.....tell me all about how a late start to one's racing career will give them an impossible mountain to climb.
Then look up Sebastian. Fucking. Loeb.
Loeb began racing seriously at _21 years old._ *TWENTY. ONE.* In spite of a late start just as severe as Deledda's, the man has racked up NINE World Rally Championship titles.
Deledda has no excuse. None. Drivers have started later and done just as well as the Hamiltons and Verstappens of the world. Don't get me wrong - if he's a solid dude, then I'd love to have a beer with him. But if he really wants a career in motorsport, and one that he can be proud of when it ends.....buy a track car with your immense means and get some seat time before you go GT racing.
Single seaters are a bit of a different animal to drive, though. The karting experience you get from beginning to race as a youngster is invaluable, and Deledda did not nearly do enough karting for that. No gentleman driver has ever done great in recent times of single seater racing.
@@kHz33 Flying through the forest in a 450+ hp rally car with anti-lag and an active diff is pretty difficult, and yet Loeb adapted. Not to mention the time he spent driving in the Citroen Saxo Cup. Which is the second thing I mentioned about Deledda - he rushed it. Like I said, track time matters.
If the man had given himself a ton of test time with an F4 car then he may well have gotten the hang of it and not sucked so hard. But he used his funds to fly up the ladder without doing much growing as a driver. Loeb started out in relatively tame machinery and grew into the weapons he was tasked with winning titles in. Deledda didn't. That's the difference.
@@nathanajibawo5130 That's just unfortunate. He has the skills but is likely to be passed over due to being "old". If I were Hughes, I'd shoot my shot in single seaters while making sure I have a few IndyCar teams' phone numbers...
Watching *That* driver in F2 over the last couple of seasons isn’t half entertaining. Now we’re getting another one to add to the collection for the next season
Cordeel isn’t quite as bad as this lot
@@dancastell5202 Unless you look at his off track history, which that in itself is pretty shady.
Deledda makes Sean Gelael look like Senna!
11:55 Probably because the FIA looks at their rulebook more as a set of guidelines than something they're compelled to uphold.
Josh: You can't win a race unless you finish it
Talladega Nights intensifies
yes
Please make a video on Amaury Cordeel
I heard he has sucess for a f1 team called Moobs Motorspor and owns a pizza shop too 😂😂😂 Shoutout to Michael Mrucz
And we’re still stuck with Roy Nissany who’s pretty much the love child of Deledda and Raghunathan.
Here's an idea:
If it's too late to make it into F1, try to become a mechanic/engineer. Think about it. You have the money to afford a good education. In England I think there are literal classes in universities that are about cars and how they work and all that stuff. If it's too late for racing but still have passion for the sport why not have a go at engineering. It pays well too.
after watching the video, I hope the dude can be good in GT. Or maybe, NASCAR.
IN Nascar he may have a chance at trucks or xfinty but not cup
He'd be ass in NASCAR lol, he'd find himself in the wall every qualy I guarantee
@@Evarakeus He wouldn’t qualify lol
he did a round of Lamborghini GT Cup series so hopefully he moves across to there seems more his speed
Great Video again, please make a video about Mick Schumacher and why he should or more shouldn't be in F1.
That would be great, because many people should know the reallity about him.
He already did a video on Mick Schumacher.
Incoming lawsuit:
A 27 year old, stuck in F2-F3, never did shit in anything he drove, was recklessly blunt, and had the urge to silence his critics.
Up there with the Billon Dollar Dipshits like Amaury Cordeel, and I’m sure all of the underage fans loveee him.
6:28 I’M NOT LAST! *I’M NOT LAST!!!* I’m 2nd to last!
Josh: Deledda is a bad driver
Deledda's lawyer: NO MORE PIZZA FOR YOU
Josh: ok sorry
I had to do it 🤣
I can relate...i always wanted to be a racing driver since i was 2, but ofc... Im poor, me and my family simply couldn't
Im now 18, my future is still a question mark but...im hoping to join some day rally racing, one of my biggest dreams ever
i cannot shit on that guy for archieving that, i kinda wanna even be like him, or at least came close to even race one day full time
Have you got a decent job to help fund you like this guy?
depending on where you live, you could always look into banger racing or another cheaper series to enter
Deladda might just be a perfect candidate for GT PRO-AM.
Make out of that what you will.
I haven't seen Josh this mad over someone since the DTM video
He has my sympathy at Monaco. I mean, I only play the video games, but have never qualified less than 10 seconds behind the pole. Curious why he thought he'd have any success there...
Ya Monaco's a bitch, I learned that the hard way in league racing.
So Lord Mahaveer is a Schumacher compared to Deledda ?
You are about to hit 300k congrats man! Ive started watching u since 50k and its been great keep it up Josh!
It's awesome to see more American sports memes Josh. Keep em coming!!!
Deledda compared to Mazepin is like Mazepin compared to Senna
Great video again Will we get a WTF happened to Eddie Irvine? As an Irishman i'd love to see it
I see your point about him just realising his dream, but there are other ways of doing that. Stepping up to F2 isn't the way. Go into touring cars, or GT racing. Try your hand at privateer rallying, or stay in a national level feeder series. It'll be cheaper, and you'll probably have a much better time, because you'll be able to compete a bit more.
Was Deledda that bad
Yes
Right I can click off now lmao
Can you make a video about Marino Sato? Or Amaury Cordeel?
If I had that money to blow 2-3 mil a year on racing and live what's basically a playboy life, you bet I would do the exact same thing regardless of what you guys are saying lol.
Hell, I'd even start at the age of 30+...
Vid ideas " Will Daniil Kyvat return to F1" and " Will Antonio Giovinazzi return to F1"
This guy should race in a lower series, like Porsche Cup Americas, Ferrari Challenge, Renault Clio Cup, or Mazda cup. Do some pro-AMs like the IMSA PRO-AM class. He can still be a racing driver, but he shouldn't be in any F1 feeder series taking up precious space from drivers who deserve it more than he does.
And now, in the DTM...
He's still last
5:53 he just casually ignores the flying car in the background
First time i heard about this guy was when he won my F2 championship on f1 2021... yeah
DOM DELOUIS
Man will race in DTM this year, a shame to see him here in germany because DTM is actually good but now...
Stop with the American sport references. I'm sure majority of your viewers don't understand them.
Do a video on Sophia Flörsch pls
that guy is now in DTM and, who would've thought, he has scored a staggering amount of 0 points this saison being the only driver to do so (Note: there have been drivers who only raced at one Race and still scored more points than him!!!)
I love Josh going full psycho and then saying "lol just joking"
Stop pulling your punches man, you are criticizing their talent as drivers not them as a person, it's OK!
Yet if you finish 3rd in indy car you can't get enough points to qualify for an fia super license, motersports fucked
Jeesus are there no skill tests / licenses you have to pass to drive formula classes?
Money is the most evil invention there is huh?
" or Buffalo's defense in overtime" Now was that really necessary????
Yes 😂