Considering that Mazepin ended this season in 21st place on a 20 drivers grid by losing against someone who only drove 2 races (Kubica) in an only slightly better car, I think there's a fair argument to be made here for him to be on this list by now, even if he was in the worst car this season.
Christian Albers and Patrick Fraischer,driving for Minardi,almost took each other of the track, in the 6 car US Grand Prix at Indianapolis in 2005. Not bad,but not good. Paul Stoddard sold the team at end of 2005,with Giancarlo Minardi agreeing.🇮🇹🇭🇲
it was so bad they had to revise the penalty points for banishment! in the last race of the season he got penalty points IN PRACTICE to be banned from the next race. but since the points didn't carry over and F1 couldn't park him for the current race he was allowed to race lol
@Damon Ford It's not different then, let say Perez who bring a sponsor of x millions with him. Stroll might have his family money, but some drivers have sponsor money. For me, it's the same thing. Where the money come from, it's not important. Maybe with the new rules of 2022, that will change that fact, but it would be surprising.
Did you watch the video? There were guys Qualifying 5.7 seconds behind their teammate. Getting 1 point in a championship car. That would be like Bottas getting 7-8 points a season. Qualifying near the bottom of the grid in the fastest car again and again. Being lapped 20 times? Mazepin is nowhere near these guys talent level.
@@BogLoud Mick could win a race this year only if Mercedes, Red Bull and the entire midfield retired from the race and even then he'd have to beat George, Kimi and the two Ferraris Haas will finish last and both rookies will have none points
@The Duck yeah there have been plenty of assholes and shady characters in F1 Haas themselves had that whole rich energy scandal a few years back Didn't the Andrea Moda boss subtly try to kill his driver or something like that?
I always thought it was introduced because of Forti, who were so slow in '95 that they would only have made the 107% time once all season. Your point still stands, though. Forti were awful.
@@F1Krazy Forti and Simtek had the same fate. First year with old design, but money. Second year, new car, promising design but no money and pulling out. The 94 Simtek was quite similar to the S921 that Andrea Moda used, which was an unbuilt BMW design that Simtek did for BMW. (Which goes to show what that car could've done in 92, if run by a team slightly competent). Regardless it was a dated design that Simtek entered F1 with. Forti's 95 car was pretty much a slight evolution of the 92 Fondmetal, a car that was a backmarker back then. Also the last F1 car to feature a traditional manual gearbox with a stick-shifter. The FG03, even though it DNQ'd in two races, were said to be a solid upgrade. But by the time it arrived, the team was virtually bankrupt and the cars were never tested, just showed up at races, still, Luca Badoer managed to outqualify a certain Ricardo Rosset once. Oh well. What could've been :)
Introducing Ottorino Volonterio. Lapped 6 times in the 1956 German GP. That's 85 miles behind the winner Fangio at the Nurburgring in a 22 lap race. (And no his car was fine, he stopped once for a drink) He really makes Lord Mahaveer look like Fangio, Senna, Schumacher & Hamilton put together. And if you're wondering!! He qualified 4:20.9 behind pole man Fangio. That's 145% slower.
Wow, a 14+ minute lap of the Nordschliffe, (that's in a purpose built F1 car with 250 BHP (say) available), that's just under 60 mph average! 30 years later (admittedly) in a totally standard BMW 520i on road tyres I managed it around 40 seconds quicker
You're quote made me think of Mika hakkinen (?sorry spelling) after his bad crash in Adelaide 1995,it was reported that in hospital while recovering from his horrific accident he lifted the sheet to check "downstairs" and as all seemed to be working order that he knew he would recover and would to race again. Brilliant driver so courageous!!
In an interview with Top Gear he said (about one of his accidants): "My helmet was totally squashed. Then I see the doctor. Usual precedure - they try to see my dick first, touching my balls." A long swig of beer "It´s true! I learn that in UK. When balls move, brain is fine. When big crash, scissors, take off the overalls, see the balls, hit the balls, then when balls move, this guy´s fine. If balls don´t move then there´s a problem with brain damage, i think." It´s part of a video about him: th-cam.com/video/HU0e-c_MWxs/w-d-xo.html
It's from the medical check after the crash. IIRC, he had to do something like cough while the doc grabbed his balls. They moved when he coughed (or whatever it was he had to do) which apparently indicated that the nerves were working. Josh Revell has a brilliant video on him that includes the full story. I think Aidan Millward has one too (he did one, but YT fecked with his channel 🤦🏻♀️). Both worth a watch.
@@daddymucho9841 Tachi Anui gave an interview after a particularly bad crash and his answer to "how did you know you were ok?" was - the quote I posted above -
4 to 5 years in f1 chance ,even taki inoe can shine like him.. Thing here is chances,like see how the f2 drivers strrugle for a seat now. This guy stroll is a shit in years. He doesn't have a pressure of being pulled off like the redbull,Ferrari academy drivers..so he don't mind even if he crashes in 5 races..
@@user-su2pj7qn1w Sorry I didn't mean it in a relative sense. Just generally, to be in F1 and performing pretty damn well consistently is pretty incredible, whatever his background may be.
Just because they’re racing in F1 doesn’t mean they belong there. I’m not saying that driving an F1 car is easy but 99% of the people don’t have the money to train for driving an F1 car. If everyone did, do you think these drivers would still be better than 99.9% of the people? Anyone can afford to kick or dribble a ball, so I’ll give props to professional football and basketball players, but until motor sports becomes more accessible to the masses, don’t tell me that those participants are “better” than anyone. They’re just more privileged to get the opportunity.
@@MrPhilbautista Every one on this list will still beat you by a country mile. They may be in F1 because of money, but that doesn't mean any ol' Bob from down the street can even come close to this.
I’m doing pretty well for myself and I’ve never been a mockery of…. Wait… I used to drive a truck for Coca Cola and one Monday my truck was stolen by a homeless person, we got it back that evening Tuesday I drove over the front of a Mercedes in the rain (that does sound very F1) I was only fired AFTER I’d broken my foot while counting the truck’s inventory a month later. True story.
3:12 Inoue is referring to the Cremasteric reflex. The testicles can be lifted up as a reflex when the inside of the thigh is stroked. The relevant anatomy is that the reflex uses nerves from the upper lumbar spinal cord (L1, L2), but also that the sensation has to travel to the brain and back. It is not often used by doctors though, as there are better reflexes to test for.
@@DannyDom3 That's exactly what ShadoPulse is saying. For every Sato and Kobayashi (good Japanese drivers), we get an Inoue and Ide (bad Japanese drivers). I'd personally rate Kobayashi well above Sato, incidentally, and not because I don't rate Sato...
Robert Faber yeah Kamui was much better in F1 than Sato. But being a multi IndyCar race winner AND being an Indy 500 winner aren’t small achievments. Not to that Kamui’s post F1 career was bad, his endurance racing career is also great
He's performing quite well this season, qualifying and finishing around Seb's standing pretty consistently. Quite a down to earth person as well I believe he must be working hard.
I think he completely recognizes what people think about him because of his father , so he’s putting in the work . I think he’s doing pretty solid , I’m sure seb helps him out too .
Y’all are acting like this is the only year he’s been good. You try getting a podium and front row qualifying on two separate occasions in your rookie year in a car that’s almost a backmarker
I mean he skipped f2. Not because he's to good, because of the money from daddy. He got 3rd Place with an Williams. Thats not bad. Thats good. He want to be in a new Team and him's Dad said "fuck it i buy my own Team. And idc how good your m8 will be. You are the 1st driver."
@@rumblefish9 als long als drivers like Giovanizzi keep there seat, Stroll is worthy of a seat too. And ist still think, Stroll just got that much hate because everybody thinks he is there because of his dad - sure, the money helped, but he is goog enough to be a F1 driver. He starts very good and drives with little mistakes - sure, he might not be a Verstappen or Hamilton, but with the rest he can go....
Latifi not being on that list says a lot about them (and how the standards have changed over the decades. you can still be bad but not as catastrophic anymore xD)
Me: Knows every driver on the list WTF1 : They were bad Me: bit rough on Inoue who wasn't that slow just had some incidents and actually Dave Walker who was just completely ignored by the team, Ide couldn't speak english which really hurt him but he was unprepared , Rosset could actually be fast. Wheres Giovanni Amati? Chandoch Nissany? Ottorino Volonterio the slowest ever?
I remember watching Dave Walker in Formula Ford and Formula 3. He was brilliant. He won 25 out of 32 races in Formula 3 in 1971 including the (win this and you really are good) race in Monaco. I think it was down to Chapman giving him a rubbish Grand Prix car because he definitely had the ability in my opinion.
I agree. He was very good in UK Formula Ford and in F3 he easily had the wood on James Hunt. Hunt was very, very complimentary about Walker in his biography - he was mystified that a guy who was not just good, but dominant in F3, came across as hopeless in F1. I don't think it is fair, or very knowledgeable, to include Walker with a bunch of drivers who were totally out of their depth in F1. I also think Lance Stroll is, whilst not top drawer, still reasonable and on his day can do a good job. Yes, it's "Dad's money" that got him into F1, but he is a consistently respectable qualifier - unlike Mazepin.
Alex Yoong was driving for Minardi and missed out several qualifications due to failing to meet the 107% threshold. He eventually got suspended for two races, not by the FIA but by his own team boss Paul Stoddard, for being too slow compared to his teammate. A couple of years later he actually performed pretty well at the then newly created A1GP Series, even winning a race if I remember correctly.
@@madkhaliqfarhan, You have all the reasons to be proud of the man's career. As said, I also remember that he performed quite well in the A1 GP Series. He rejuvenated his career by winning three sprint races and one feature race (and to be fair: I had to check his Wikipedia entry for that) in this very competitive formula class. And later on in his career, he won the Audi R8 LMS Series three years in a row!
@@rjh_wijnands Oh yeah! Alex may have failed in F1 but we should never feel sad forever because we realize that his son, Alister, will eventually make his way to F1 and becomes better than Alex someday! If Max can become better than Jos Verstappen, Alister should do the same!
@robert Wijnands, I'm another Malaysian who is proud of Alex Yoong. He was the 1st Msian to race in F1 all those years ago. 20 years by now. A big country like China only now has their 1st rep in Zhou. It was hard being the pioneer, F1 is very expensive sport. Alex Yoong had more success in A1 though, with a Malaysian team. Personally, I remember Alex better when he helped train his younger sister Aaliyah in water ski sport.
@@peterdaviesracing Millward is better than both channels to be honest. And doesn't keep peddling the outdated Lord Mahaveer meme in every video. That said, I do watch all three!
@@Gofr5 Well, yeah, Alfa has one more thing to worry about than Williams: The Engine. Then again, Williams is the kind of team which sees the progress of Racing Point and decide to copy the 2020 Ferrari, then fire a Engineer because the Engine doesn't fit properly into the awesome chassis and wonder why Sponsors leave. I'd also dare say, IF Racing Point gets away with their Mercedes copy, then it doesn't take a genius to figure out what Red Bull / Alpha Tauri and Ferrari / Alfa Romeo will do next year.
I was going to add a laugh about Mazepin but seeing how many of these guys were MULTIPLE SECONDS behind their teammate, or finishing multiple laps down really puts things in perspective. Wow, F1 was crazy back in the day!!
Chanock Nissany is a must-include for me. Sponsor-paid Free Practice 1 drive for Minardi aged 42, finished 12 seconds off the pace, and even complained that the car had "too much grip".
You obviously have no idea what test drivers are for. They're not there to learn the track and get the best times. They're putting the car through rough stuff and getting stats about different tweaks.
He's was very competent at his debut and has improved immensely, he just doesn't convince me and I think he's low vibrational and personally, I'd rather not see him him there, I know it's a bad take, but it's how I see him.
@@moxenremon3251 I think it's pretty fair, on track it seems like he'll be a 'bottas' at best, but without the finnish humour and always carrying the image of being bought into F1. Perez is there for exactly the same reasons but if you're kinda colourless as well it's not always a good look even though your performances are fine
@@oxey_ completely agree, but the real deal is that everyone should be absolutely exceptional; have these Bottas and Strolls and it's extremely bothersome, as they're just warming up seats and the real talented ones get nothing. Personally, I think they all should be championship material, not having a #1 and a #2 to wing the main one out, it makes things extremely boring and predictable, it even kills the sports, I'd say.
Andrea de Cesaris deserves an honorable mention by dint of his famously random racing maneuvers in the 80s ... also - I believe attended the most number of Grand Prix races without winning any. Drove for the Alfa team briefly I think, James Hunt (then commentating) famously dubbed him "Andrea de Crasheris" - we was especially savage in his comments over a really abject failure as back marker to get out of Ayrton Senna's way (Monza, I think?)
Yeah. Maldonado wasn’t actually that bad, he was actually quite decent He put in very good performances in 2012 especially in qualifying and also won a GP. Just the crashes made him look bad…
Yeah no one in history of F1 manage to destroy average five f1 cars per RACE! Including his to be fair. There were also rumors he once finish a lap without crash to anyone, but sadly this one wasn't true.
I remember Eliseo Salazar, he was the one who ran Nelson Piquet at the Hockenheim ring over. Nelson was so thankful to him, that he started a decent boxing session on the side of the track with him :)
@@crisnally6273 He didn't, sadly. His name is still on the winning car, but in the race he was bumped at the last minute in favor of Martin Brundle. Salazar did have a semi-successful career in other categories: WRC, indy500, Dakar.
Giovanna Amati did rather poorly too. She drove for Braham in 1992, took part in three races, but never qualified. In Brazil she was 11 seconds slower than Nigel Mansell in Friday qualifying. She was also kidnapped and kept in a wooden cage for 75 days, but that's a different story.
Lance stroll actually in my opinion is a good driver. The reason that they hate him is his father's money. But I'm sure he's better than a lot of f1 drivers
@@Agostino901 Are you serious? He's dangerous, he can't master his car under pressure, and he is literally a lap down from his teammate every 2 races... no... he is pretty bad at what he does...
@@GamesWorld03 Mainly criticized by jealous losers, and internet keyboard warriors that most likely have pretty depressing lives. So I'd say Stroll has nothing to worry about. And I am pretty sure he has his haters wanting to commit suicide this season, seeing how well he's doing so far.
@@therandomgamer18 Not to mention if the driver might be really green (i.e. inexperienced) at these very strange-looking new-ish tracks on the F1 calendar these games follow annually.
Stroll isn't a bad driver though. He is a solid mid field driver at this point and is pretty level headed and able to handle difficult situation rationally.
Whats with all the random stock photos?? Its like I’m watching a slideshow of unrelated stuff for a kid on ADD medication as someone talks about F1 drivers. C’mon
Don't forget Giovanni Lavaggi. Only 10 GP-entries in 1995 en 1996, of which he failed to qualify for three of them, starting the other seven races from the last row and only passing the chequered flag just once.
Würde mich ja mal interessieren, ob der Ersteller des Videos auch nur eine Ahnung hat, was er da als Feuerlöscher präsentiert hat. Ich vermute ja eher, dass nicht... 😉
@@M1ggins Maldonado crashed so many times that the 2012 Spainish Grand Prix was his only time on the podium. Lance Stroll is better than Maldonado. Also Stroll had a few podiums and getting some points for construction.
3:28 mate that's not a fire extinguisher that's a probably alcohol or something other to drink. It's labels Durstlöscher this translated roughly to thirst extinguisher
I think Jos Verstappen deserves an honourable mention given the number of self inflicted DNFs he had. If someone named a Grand Prix he raced in my first question would be "Which lap did he crash on?"
If I'm not wrong, Ricardo Rosset once said he was a victim of the team, who "sabotaged" him. They would not setup the car properly and mess with the tyre pressure. I don't know if it's true, but maybe we wasn't so bad as it seems.
@@sugarnads no, you need a certain points to have your super licence to race in F1. And those points you have to win a certain number of race in f2 and below. So no, even if you have money if you don’t have the super licence you can’t be in f1
Not only have I noticed that Lance Stroll is developing into a good midfield driver, with points finishes well within his reach, but the entry of Nikita Mazepin has drawn many of the haters away from the Canadian, as it should be. (As an American, I can honestly say I would rather have seen Haas depart the sport than see this Russian billionaire's pay driver twit driving that Russian flag colored car around. Makes me want to ralph my lunch.)
The Russian flag coloured car? It's the same colour as the American flag too. Or the British, French and Dutch flags for that matter. 30% of national flags use the red, white and blue combination, making it the most common.
F1 is about communication especially with your engineers. I think not being able to speak English makes it impossible to compete in f1 as a driver. Sato and kamui has talent and sacrificed moving thousands of miles to race in Europe pre f1 and learnt English. It’s a big reason why so many Japanese drivers struggle.
I am so happy that you named Life racing team, the worst team in F1 history! Not only did they NEVER pre-qualify, but THEY NEVER finished pre-qualify sessions in running order! That is.. Remarkable! How do I know? My father's first job was in that team!
The early 1990s was superb for useless drivers as most of the teams just went for sponsors and would put literally anything in a car for cash. Amazed we didn’t have more catastrophes all things considered
Com'on, lets go back a few generations and remember Andreas De Ceaseris or Andreas De Crash a lot ! I think he drove for Minardi and some other teams. Most of the fast drivers really hated to get stuck behind him.
The reason they couldn’t overtake him is he was to fast. Check out h8s results in the 7up Jordon. Pole position at Long Beach, which he led for half the race. Should have won at Belgium but the car let him down with a few laps left. Should have won at Monaco but ran out of petrol with a couple of laps left. Stood on the podium a number of times. Loved watching him in all the teams he drove for..which were many. I admit he had backing behind him but he was still a fast driver...sadly killed in a motorcycle crash...I will miss drivers like this in today’s boring f1.
Mazepin: *my time to shine*
Oh buddy.
@@baconvagyok7304 just one*
Speaking of, how the actual hell did he manage to end up one *MINUTE* behind Schumacher
@@szymonchlebicki4606 thats what i'm saying, he's just not that good of a driver
He will definitely make his way on this list next year
Considering that Mazepin ended this season in 21st place on a 20 drivers grid by losing against someone who only drove 2 races (Kubica) in an only slightly better car, I think there's a fair argument to be made here for him to be on this list by now, even if he was in the worst car this season.
Slightly is a massive lie, Alfa went q3 few times
You’re a year and a half late or else he would’ve been the number 1 worst driver
@@daaniilo5738 either way he couldn't beat guys like Latifi but then again he's the goat 🐐.
But he wasn't in the worst car, that would be the Williams car being the worst in 2021.
@@colpul2103 No, it was definitely Haas.
Mahaveer Raghunathan in F2 was priceless, couldn't do a 3-point turn, couldn't get out of his car, amassd 24 penalty points in 1 season. The best!
Alessio delada might take that crown now
Christian Albers and Patrick Fraischer,driving for Minardi,almost took each other of the track, in the 6 car US Grand Prix at Indianapolis in 2005. Not bad,but not good. Paul Stoddard sold the team at end of 2005,with Giancarlo Minardi agreeing.🇮🇹🇭🇲
@@kevinhanandi yes, but lord deledda isn't a dirty driver unlike lord mahaveer
The best driver
it was so bad they had to revise the penalty points for banishment! in the last race of the season he got penalty points IN PRACTICE to be banned from the next race. but since the points didn't carry over and F1 couldn't park him for the current race he was allowed to race lol
Lord Mahaveer Raghunathan will always be remembered for being the only one brave enough for heroics in Sainte Devote
no heroics into saint devote please, we're amongst the pack and we just need to stay in one piece
@@thanoscar7104 lol
If only he reached Formula 1....
Alaric Nicolas that was the best choice I ever made
Shut up Jeff
Tbf, stroll isn’t that bad of a driver
Stroll bad rep comes from the fact that his family is rich. The fact remains that he did won in the lower levels to get to F1 (especially in F3).
Damon Ford ik
@Damon Ford It's not different then, let say Perez who bring a sponsor of x millions with him. Stroll might have his family money, but some drivers have sponsor money. For me, it's the same thing. Where the money come from, it's not important. Maybe with the new rules of 2022, that will change that fact, but it would be surprising.
@Damon Ford yeah and alonso got the Ferrari drive because Santander bought his spot hahahahahahahah
Why Stroll?
Lol you now have to redo the whole video just to add Mazepin
nah bro, dont disrespect mazepin. my mans never finished below his grid spot
@@Dev-bg9st that makes sense because he always starts last !! 😅
Did you watch the video? There were guys Qualifying 5.7 seconds behind their teammate. Getting 1 point in a championship car. That would be like Bottas getting 7-8 points a season. Qualifying near the bottom of the grid in the fastest car again and again.
Being lapped 20 times?
Mazepin is nowhere near these guys talent level.
Just need to make a whole video about Mazepin
Now we must say: these drivers make Mazepin look like Senna 🤣🤣
Why is this in my recommended after Haas signed Mazepin?
I hated, hate and Will Always hate Mazepin.
If he screws A posible Win for Mick Schumacher, I'm done
I quit Formula 1
@@BogLoud we will all quit. And fia will send this is rich dadies.
@@BogLoud Mick could win a race this year only if Mercedes, Red Bull and the entire midfield retired from the race and even then he'd have to beat George, Kimi and the two Ferraris
Haas will finish last and both rookies will have none points
@The Duck yeah there have been plenty of assholes and shady characters in F1
Haas themselves had that whole rich energy scandal a few years back
Didn't the Andrea Moda boss subtly try to kill his driver or something like that?
*Me:* *expecting normal comments section *
*The comments section:* Mahaveer, take it or leave it.
Would rather take 81 year old Jackie Stewart than Mahaveer Ranghunatan
Fax
"My grandma she's blind in one eye she can drive better than that"
There's one problem: Mahaveer hasn't made it, and probably wouldn't make it to F1.
Metro hahahahahahahargh Fock I’m on the floor the hand in my mouth not to yeld of laugh 😹 lmao
3:27 @all the Germans: Have you seen the Durstlöscher? 😂😂😂
Für kehlenbrände 😂😂😂
hab genau nach deinem Kommentar gesucht hahahahaha
Stock footage auf Wish bestellt😂
I'm Indian and I'm happy that Raghunathan races under a Dutch License.
Metoo
I'm dutch and I'm furious.
hahahahaha hope jehan daruvala wont be ragunathan 2.0
@@ganapathysubramanian2814 let's hope
@@ganapathysubramanian2814 well he had two point finish...he needs to focus on his starts basically
Imagine being so bad, that they have to change the rules and introduce the 107 % rule
I always thought it was introduced because of Forti, who were so slow in '95 that they would only have made the 107% time once all season. Your point still stands, though. Forti were awful.
@@F1Krazy Forti and Simtek had the same fate. First year with old design, but money. Second year, new car, promising design but no money and pulling out.
The 94 Simtek was quite similar to the S921 that Andrea Moda used, which was an unbuilt BMW design that Simtek did for BMW. (Which goes to show what that car could've done in 92, if run by a team slightly competent). Regardless it was a dated design that Simtek entered F1 with.
Forti's 95 car was pretty much a slight evolution of the 92 Fondmetal, a car that was a backmarker back then. Also the last F1 car to feature a traditional manual gearbox with a stick-shifter. The FG03, even though it DNQ'd in two races, were said to be a solid upgrade. But by the time it arrived, the team was virtually bankrupt and the cars were never tested, just showed up at races, still, Luca Badoer managed to outqualify a certain Ricardo Rosset once.
Oh well. What could've been :)
That's a great honor, or dishonor😅
Well, a certain french driver (who is currently in the sport) is so crash prone that he caused the creation of the penalty point system...
@@bryananthonymorice531 grosjean?
Introducing Ottorino Volonterio. Lapped 6 times in the 1956 German GP. That's 85 miles behind the winner Fangio at the Nurburgring in a 22 lap race. (And no his car was fine, he stopped once for a drink) He really makes Lord Mahaveer look like Fangio, Senna, Schumacher & Hamilton put together. And if you're wondering!! He qualified 4:20.9 behind pole man Fangio. That's 145% slower.
Wow, a 14+ minute lap of the Nordschliffe, (that's in a purpose built F1 car with 250 BHP (say) available), that's just under 60 mph average! 30 years later (admittedly) in a totally standard BMW 520i on road tyres I managed it around 40 seconds quicker
“If balls don’t move, then there’s a problem with brain damage... I think”
I’ve never heard a quote to be as life changing as this
That man is a fuckin legend.
You're quote made me think of Mika hakkinen (?sorry spelling) after his bad crash in Adelaide 1995,it was reported that in hospital while recovering from his horrific accident he lifted the sheet to check "downstairs" and as all seemed to be working order that he knew he would recover and would to race again. Brilliant driver so courageous!!
Words to live by
In an interview with Top Gear he said (about one of his accidants): "My helmet was totally squashed. Then I see the doctor. Usual precedure - they try to see my dick first, touching my balls."
A long swig of beer
"It´s true! I learn that in UK. When balls move, brain is fine. When big crash, scissors, take off the overalls, see the balls, hit the balls, then when balls move, this guy´s fine. If balls don´t move then there´s a problem with brain damage, i think."
It´s part of a video about him: th-cam.com/video/HU0e-c_MWxs/w-d-xo.html
sounds like rich piana quote
"If balls don't move, there's a problem with brain damage" - best self-check ever.
Cue looks of disbelief at the post race interviews. “Um ok...”
*press pack shuffles away awkwardly*
-how did you know you didnt die?
-ball move - ok, no ball move - no ok.
It's from the medical check after the crash. IIRC, he had to do something like cough while the doc grabbed his balls. They moved when he coughed (or whatever it was he had to do) which apparently indicated that the nerves were working. Josh Revell has a brilliant video on him that includes the full story. I think Aidan Millward has one too (he did one, but YT fecked with his channel 🤦🏻♀️). Both worth a watch.
Can someone explain pls
@@daddymucho9841 Tachi Anui gave an interview after a particularly bad crash and his answer to "how did you know you were ok?" was - the quote I posted above -
Me: Just here looking for comments about Mazepin.
stroll ain't even bad at driving its just that he has daddies issues.
His daddy owns the team
@@joshpoole7754 so he can't argue with his dad without losing his job
Stroll is very decent driver
stroll's critics have daddy issues.
Adis Bosna at first I was a hater, but now that he’s in a fairly capable car, I have to say, he’s bloody talented...
6:57 - He probably thought they will ghost :V
😂😂😂
WTF1 will you be my fwiend
No he won’t 😂 Yuri
@@zoiidfx4974 they*
@Expired Beans Why
I like Stroll. I want him to do well. He has the talent but the family thing will always hover over him.
He didn't ask to be born into his family. No child does
4 to 5 years in f1 chance ,even taki inoe can shine like him..
Thing here is chances,like see how the f2 drivers strrugle for a seat now.
This guy stroll is a shit in years.
He doesn't have a pressure of being pulled off like the redbull,Ferrari academy drivers..so he don't mind even if he crashes in 5 races..
@@gouthamanguna7007 Yeah but he is a great driver now.
@@thesnackbandit He improved alot but he is far from a great driver.
@@user-su2pj7qn1w Sorry I didn't mean it in a relative sense. Just generally, to be in F1 and performing pretty damn well consistently is pretty incredible, whatever his background may be.
Imagine being a better driver than 99,9% of the people, and still being called: "the worst driver"
Ruben van Alphen , they are very good drivers, but not good enough for F1.
its the worse F1 drivers, so a video about the worse of the 0.1% :D
F1 is intended to be the pinnacle of motorsport
Just because they’re racing in F1 doesn’t mean they belong there. I’m not saying that driving an F1 car is easy but 99% of the people don’t have the money to train for driving an F1 car. If everyone did, do you think these drivers would still be better than 99.9% of the people? Anyone can afford to kick or dribble a ball, so I’ll give props to professional football and basketball players, but until motor sports becomes more accessible to the masses, don’t tell me that those participants are “better” than anyone. They’re just more privileged to get the opportunity.
@@MrPhilbautista Every one on this list will still beat you by a country mile. They may be in F1 because of money, but that doesn't mean any ol' Bob from down the street can even come close to this.
Scary part is that these guys were still far better drivers than any of us.
well, I cant disagree with that
I’m doing pretty well for myself and I’ve never been a mockery of…. Wait…
I used to drive a truck for Coca Cola and one Monday my truck was stolen by a homeless person, we got it back that evening
Tuesday I drove over the front of a Mercedes in the rain
(that does sound very F1)
I was only fired AFTER I’d broken my foot while counting the truck’s inventory a month later.
True story.
true
We suck at driving even harder lol
Although in some cases we'd have the benefit of a higher IQ.
3:12 Inoue is referring to the Cremasteric reflex. The testicles can be lifted up as a reflex when the inside of the thigh is stroked. The relevant anatomy is that the reflex uses nerves from the upper lumbar spinal cord (L1, L2), but also that the sensation has to travel to the brain and back. It is not often used by doctors though, as there are better reflexes to test for.
On the contrary, i dont think the cremastric reflex pathway is relayed through the brain.
Femoral branch of GFN---> SC--->Genital branch of GFN.
For every Sato and Kobayashi in F1, we get an Inoue and Ide
Pretty good deal, isn't it???
I paved the way for Kamui
Kamui wasn't bad
@@DannyDom3 That's exactly what ShadoPulse is saying. For every Sato and Kobayashi (good Japanese drivers), we get an Inoue and Ide (bad Japanese drivers). I'd personally rate Kobayashi well above Sato, incidentally, and not because I don't rate Sato...
Robert Faber yeah Kamui was much better in F1 than Sato. But being a multi IndyCar race winner AND being an Indy 500 winner aren’t small achievments. Not to that Kamui’s post F1 career was bad, his endurance racing career is also great
Stroll is actually a pretty good driver. I don't know if he would have made it to F1 without his father but he is a pretty good driver.
He's performing quite well this season, qualifying and finishing around Seb's standing pretty consistently. Quite a down to earth person as well I believe he must be working hard.
You can be a good driver and still be a bad F1 driver. The competition is that much higher.
@@Mister.Psychology still says something that he’s middle of the pack, not exceptional but he doesn’t stick out as horrendous necessarily
I think he completely recognizes what people think about him because of his father , so he’s putting in the work . I think he’s doing pretty solid , I’m sure seb helps him out too .
Y’all are acting like this is the only year he’s been good. You try getting a podium and front row qualifying on two separate occasions in your rookie year in a car that’s almost a backmarker
Jean Alesi running out of fuel in Australian GP, after being told to pit by his team multiple times, is still the stand out screw up moment for me.
At least Inoue seems to take it in his stride and can laugh at his own mistakes. Seems a character and fun to be around.
Here's the thing-the worst driver in F1 is so much better than any of us that he's got to know he was still damned good.
Stroll doesn't deserve any hate in my opinion. He's an average F1 driver, which still makes him one of the best drivers in the world.
I mean he skipped f2. Not because he's to good, because of the money from daddy. He got 3rd Place with an Williams. Thats not bad. Thats good. He want to be in a new Team and him's Dad said "fuck it i buy my own Team. And idc how good your m8 will be. You are the 1st driver."
@Rachel Wood Yeah his first 2 years were a bit shaky but he's been driving pretty well lately
Lets be honest, if he didn't have his daddy. He would prob get a seat then sacked at the end of the season.
you are right, he is average and people only hate on him because his dad bought him a team.
@@rumblefish9 als long als drivers like Giovanizzi keep there seat, Stroll is worthy of a seat too. And ist still think, Stroll just got that much hate because everybody thinks he is there because of his dad - sure, the money helped, but he is goog enough to be a F1 driver. He starts very good and drives with little mistakes - sure, he might not be a Verstappen or Hamilton, but with the rest he can go....
Latifi not being on that list says a lot about them (and how the standards have changed over the decades. you can still be bad but not as catastrophic anymore xD)
Me : *Doesn't know half the drivers on the list*
Wtf1 : They were bad
Me : bunch of vwankers
😂😂
Me: Knows every driver on the list
WTF1 : They were bad
Me: bit rough on Inoue who wasn't that slow just had some incidents and actually Dave Walker who was just completely ignored by the team, Ide couldn't speak english which really hurt him but he was unprepared , Rosset could actually be fast. Wheres Giovanni Amati? Chandoch Nissany? Ottorino Volonterio the slowest ever?
@@LB1973 Nissany wasn't F1 driver
😂😂😂😂
@@Heksu99 yes he was. He did a free practice session and was 6.5 seconds off the back.
3:29
germans: what the fuck??
everyone else: just a normal fire extinguisher
Haha ja
hahahah genau nahc diesem kommentar hab ich gesucht xD
Ja is so😂. Bester Durstlöscher 🧯💨😮
Aber man kann es am Bild darunter erkennen, das da was merkwürdig ist😂
Explain yourself german boi
I remember watching Dave Walker in Formula Ford and Formula 3. He was brilliant. He won 25 out of 32 races in Formula 3 in 1971 including the (win this and you really are good) race in Monaco. I think it was down to Chapman giving him a rubbish Grand Prix car because he definitely had the ability in my opinion.
I agree. He was very good in UK Formula Ford and in F3 he easily had the wood on James Hunt. Hunt was very, very complimentary about Walker in his biography - he was mystified that a guy who was not just good, but dominant in F3, came across as hopeless in F1. I don't think it is fair, or very knowledgeable, to include Walker with a bunch of drivers who were totally out of their depth in F1. I also think Lance Stroll is, whilst not top drawer, still reasonable and on his day can do a good job. Yes, it's "Dad's money" that got him into F1, but he is a consistently respectable qualifier - unlike Mazepin.
@@waynemanna1402 - I'm with you on the Lance Stroll assessment.
The fire extinguisher at 3:26 is a joke one with the title translating to "thirst extinguisher". 😂 I hope that was intended.
I was checking if some else was seeing this too ?
Yeah, saw it too xD
Yey the germans have taken over the section
These funny Germans 😂
cedric burmann ein Volk, ein reich, ein Kommentarbereich
"If balls don't move there's a problem with brain damage" - damn I got to remember that one just in case I need it later on in life.
Agreed. It is epic...
Alex Yoong was driving for Minardi and missed out several qualifications due to failing to meet the 107% threshold. He eventually got suspended for two races, not by the FIA but by his own team boss Paul Stoddard, for being too slow compared to his teammate.
A couple of years later he actually performed pretty well at the then newly created A1GP Series, even winning a race if I remember correctly.
We Malaysians are still proud of Alex Yoong...
@@madkhaliqfarhan, You have all the reasons to be proud of the man's career. As said, I also remember that he performed quite well in the A1 GP Series. He rejuvenated his career by winning three sprint races and one feature race (and to be fair: I had to check his Wikipedia entry for that) in this very competitive formula class. And later on in his career, he won the Audi R8 LMS Series three years in a row!
@@rjh_wijnands Oh yeah! Alex may have failed in F1 but we should never feel sad forever because we realize that his son, Alister, will eventually make his way to F1 and becomes better than Alex someday! If Max can become better than Jos Verstappen, Alister should do the same!
His teammate is Fernando Alonso.
@robert Wijnands, I'm another Malaysian who is proud of Alex Yoong. He was the 1st Msian to race in F1 all those years ago. 20 years by now. A big country like China only now has their 1st rep in Zhou.
It was hard being the pioneer, F1 is very expensive sport. Alex Yoong had more success in A1 though, with a Malaysian team. Personally, I remember Alex better when he helped train
his younger sister Aaliyah in water ski sport.
Josh Revell: Are you challenging me?
😂😂😂😂 I thought about his video too!
He's got some clickbait going though. Called one driver "worst ever", then used it again after...
@@peterdaviesracing Josh's videos are better, full stop. This is pure mimicry, and poor mimicry at that.
@@xdoctorblindx
Still clickbaity to me :) I've seen Aidan Millward not needing to recycle stuff like "worst" on his videos.
@@peterdaviesracing Millward is better than both channels to be honest. And doesn't keep peddling the outdated Lord Mahaveer meme in every video.
That said, I do watch all three!
"Disqualified after protest for being to slow"
Williams: *PANIC*
Actually is Ferrari and Alfa xD
Latifi was able to actually get a pass on Raikonnen this past weekend, so I'd argue Alfa has more to worry about. lol
@@Gofr5 Well, yeah, Alfa has one more thing to worry about than Williams: The Engine.
Then again, Williams is the kind of team which sees the progress of Racing Point and decide to copy the 2020 Ferrari, then fire a Engineer because the Engine doesn't fit properly into the awesome chassis and wonder why Sponsors leave.
I'd also dare say, IF Racing Point gets away with their Mercedes copy, then it doesn't take a genius to figure out what Red Bull / Alpha Tauri and Ferrari / Alfa Romeo will do next year.
Lol
@@MadIIMike I think Alpha Romeo is good. It's a very generous offer, but you'd better keep your sf1000.Thank you though; it's very kind.
I was going to add a laugh about Mazepin but seeing how many of these guys were MULTIPLE SECONDS behind their teammate, or finishing multiple laps down really puts things in perspective. Wow, F1 was crazy back in the day!!
Chanock Nissany is a must-include for me. Sponsor-paid Free Practice 1 drive for Minardi aged 42, finished 12 seconds off the pace, and even complained that the car had "too much grip".
You obviously have no idea what test drivers are for. They're not there to learn the track and get the best times. They're putting the car through rough stuff and getting stats about different tweaks.
@@vl3005 You obviously have no idea who Nissany is, and what his deal was.
LOL "too much grip"
@IndyX86 isn't he related to one of the drivers in one of the junior categories?
@@Limegreenedragonyes, Roy Nissany
What has stroll ever done so badly to deserve a dishonourable mention in all of these.
Daddy bought him a formula 1 team,
everone is just jealous so focus on his slow qualifying rather than fast race pace.
Thank you stroll is a good driver
He's was very competent at his debut and has improved immensely, he just doesn't convince me and I think he's low vibrational and personally, I'd rather not see him him there, I know it's a bad take, but it's how I see him.
@@moxenremon3251 I think it's pretty fair, on track it seems like he'll be a 'bottas' at best, but without the finnish humour and always carrying the image of being bought into F1. Perez is there for exactly the same reasons but if you're kinda colourless as well it's not always a good look even though your performances are fine
@@oxey_ completely agree, but the real deal is that everyone should be absolutely exceptional; have these Bottas and Strolls and it's extremely bothersome, as they're just warming up seats and the real talented ones get nothing. Personally, I think they all should be championship material, not having a #1 and a #2 to wing the main one out, it makes things extremely boring and predictable, it even kills the sports, I'd say.
Andrea de Cesaris deserves an honorable mention by dint of his famously random racing maneuvers in the 80s ... also - I believe attended the most number of Grand Prix races without winning any. Drove for the Alfa team briefly I think, James Hunt (then commentating) famously dubbed him "Andrea de Crasheris" - we was especially savage in his comments over a really abject failure as back marker to get out of Ayrton Senna's way (Monza, I think?)
Andrea de Cesaris was fast but extremely agressive.
It was like Maldonado to the tenth power
Never thought I’d hear stroll and senna in one sentence.
Mahaveer is so bad that he didnt even make it on to the list 😂😂 let alone formula 1
Well in f1 2020 he will be
paisleypluto55 fair point
Of course he will not, he doesn't know how to drive!
lord mahaveer is the best
How dare you disrespect Lord Mahaveer Ragunathan the First and Greatest of his name.
Mazepin and Latifi have to feel like God's now
Maldonado was so good yet we remember him for the wrong reasons :(
R.I.P Maldonado's F1 career 2011 - 2015
Just like de cesaris?
Yeah. Maldonado wasn’t actually that bad, he was actually quite decent
He put in very good performances in 2012 especially in qualifying and also won a GP. Just the crashes made him look bad…
Kevin Hanandi rip de Cesaris
Maldonado has amazing 1 Lap pace but he overdrove despite knowing he couldn’t and crashed
Yeah no one in history of F1 manage to destroy average five f1 cars per RACE! Including his to be fair. There were also rumors he once finish a lap without crash to anyone, but sadly this one wasn't true.
Fernando: ’‘Where is Palmer?“
Karma !!
KARMA
"Palmer has retired"
"5 seconds, its a yoke!"
@@stefanosskourtis881 καρμα
At 4:19 it says ur sus
These drivers make the 2019 Williams look fast..
And the 2020 Williams.
@@swj719 Ferrari?
@@GracedSeeker763 HA!
I kinda feel sorry for the Williams drivers. They are both actually decent drivers.
@@ethansutherland3786 Agree. Russell is a good driver but with one of the worst cars on the grid.
3:27 - "Durstlöscher" LOL!
Diesen Kommentar habe ich gesucht!😂
@@gabo385i Same 😂
Dito
Jup
Ich denke Mal da können die in der Redaktion kein Deutsch 😂
Narain Karthikeyan was a shocker. Bloke acted like a Bollywood celebrity on pit row but made Yuji Ide look like Ukyo Katayama for race pace.
Is that supposed to be good or bad?
3:26 Interesting fire extinguisher. Durstlöscher is a refreshing drink. Pay attention to the label with the guy’s mouth open 😂
Saw that too 🤣🤣
@@TommoMcCluskey jajajajaja
I was wondering when I would find that comment. Me as a german "yeeeeah that's definetly not what he thinks it is"
Extinguishing agent: C2H5OH 😂
Stefan Königer Getting some fire with ethanol instead of extinguishing it😂
Ide was legendary. The Eddy the Eagle of F1. It looks like he had sent his twin brother who had never sat in a F1 car before to the races.
It is better to do a top 10 list, so you can include Jos Verstappen, Mazepin and Lattifi
I remember Eliseo Salazar, he was the one who ran Nelson Piquet at the Hockenheim ring over. Nelson was so thankful to him, that he started a decent boxing session on the side of the track with him :)
Good one, I remember that scene. I think Piquet won on points😬
yes but he was quick and won Le Mans 24 hours in a Jaguar
@@crisnally6273 He didn't, sadly. His name is still on the winning car, but in the race he was bumped at the last minute in favor of Martin Brundle.
Salazar did have a semi-successful career in other categories: WRC, indy500, Dakar.
@@RiverAlph thanks Alberto I thought he drove some stints early in the race
Don't you mean a decent kick boxing session?
Ok let's see, Yuji Ide, is definitely going to be here
Rosset as well
He did.
Literally the first name in the video
I remember Michael Andretti being regularly stumped by right hand turns...
Where’s my boy lord mahaveer Raghunathan I know he was f2 but he deserves a list to him self legend
Well seeing how this video is “7 *F1* Drivers.”
No. No he does not
Let's Bow to to the Almighty Lord Raghunathan.
Matt Snyder he is a god of driving he’s Above f1
It clearly says " *bad drivers* "
matt snyder get off your high horse and take a joke
#LordMahaveer
Giovanna Amati did rather poorly too. She drove for Braham in 1992, took part in three races, but never qualified. In Brazil she was 11 seconds slower than Nigel Mansell in Friday qualifying. She was also kidnapped and kept in a wooden cage for 75 days, but that's a different story.
Lance stroll actually in my opinion is a good driver. The reason that they hate him is his father's money. But I'm sure he's better than a lot of f1 drivers
03:28 You got fooled by the "fire extinguisher“ It translates to „thirst quencher“, special extinguisher against "throat fires“ 😂😂😂
OMG LOL
😂
Just recognized that and searched for someone who noticed it in the comment section before writing it myself. Underrated comment xD
I'm pretty sure it's beer😂
Ja, das war Deutsch, und ich hab erst gelacht und mich dann gefragt: warum nicht auf Englisch? 😂
You can now translate taht 😜
Mazepin has started well this season to be part of the next list 😅
He is way too good to be in this list honestly
@@Agostino901 Are you serious? He's dangerous, he can't master his car under pressure, and he is literally a lap down from his teammate every 2 races... no... he is pretty bad at what he does...
WTF1: 7 f1 drivers that were SO Bad They'll Never Be Forgotten
Riccardo Rosset: My time has come
Is it a copyright issue that prevents from any footage of these incidents from being in the video?
Yeah they are amazingly strict about using their footage
Mazepin "let me introduce the boss"
I've actually been very impressed with stroll so far this season he is starting to find his feet and had the beating of perez in Hungary
I feel so bad for him. He always gets criticized for no reason
@@GamesWorld03 Mainly criticized by jealous losers, and internet keyboard warriors that most likely have pretty depressing lives. So I'd say Stroll has nothing to worry about. And I am pretty sure he has his haters wanting to commit suicide this season, seeing how well he's doing so far.
@@GamesWorld03 the reason is that his dad bought him a team
Stroll is 🔥🔥
These drivers are me when driving with 110 AI
These drivers are me in different bodies.
And without steering assist, traction controll and racing line
@@therandomgamer18 Not to mention if the driver might be really green (i.e. inexperienced) at these very strange-looking new-ish tracks on the F1 calendar these games follow annually.
@@PriddhasPengu what?
Stroll isn't a bad driver though. He is a solid mid field driver at this point and is pretty level headed and able to handle difficult situation rationally.
*Josh Revell wants to know your location*
Lol
Exactly
Stealing all his ideas...
@@officialWWM wat, not really
@@officialWWM wait at the end of f2 season he still got chance of making vid oj jehan daruvala
Whats with all the random stock photos?? Its like I’m watching a slideshow of unrelated stuff for a kid on ADD medication as someone talks about F1 drivers. C’mon
some people learn by listening and some people learn by watching or looking.
Sounds like a personal issue might wanna get it looked at
Agreed, this would be a much better video if it had actual footage, or even some stills, of the incidents it's talking about.
Same .. I gave up after 3 minutes
Yeah, why no footage? I gotta go search “what is delatraz doing”
5:49 “He Was TOO SLOW” I Can’t Even Breathe Anymore 💀
Don't forget Giovanni Lavaggi. Only 10 GP-entries in 1995 en 1996, of which he failed to qualify for three of them, starting the other seven races from the last row and only passing the chequered flag just once.
"This drivers make Stroll looks like Senna" 🤣🤣🤣
i LOVE how you get straight to the point and keep your videos short and interesting
Lord Mahaveer Even though he’s not an F1 driver we’ll always remember him
What are you talking about he is the GOAT
I heard that he is linked with ferrari and renault before
WTF1: we need an picture of an fire extingisher
Only german speaking person in the channel: ok here take this 3:27
Würde mich ja mal interessieren, ob der Ersteller des Videos auch nur eine Ahnung hat, was er da als Feuerlöscher präsentiert hat. Ich vermute ja eher, dass nicht... 😉
The picture of the fire extinguisher is actually a picture of a so called „thirst-extinguisher“ 😂😂
Stroll is not a bad driver.
Stroll is an ‘oke’ driver. But we’all have to agree that Stroll souls be kicken out The SECOND his daddy decides to not pay
well, imagine Gelael in f1...
Stroll be like shumacher
He's not bad, but he's certainly not good.
Said nobody ever!
@@officialWWM many people said it, but I think he don't deserved it
Why did you mention Stroll?
Stroll is decent driver, he had some amazing races where he ended up on podium
Adis Bosna in a *W I L L I A M S*
@@losgatossonmuychidos pff, Maldonado won in one.
@@M1ggins Maldonado crashed so many times that the 2012 Spainish Grand Prix was his only time on the podium. Lance Stroll is better than Maldonado. Also Stroll had a few podiums and getting some points for construction.
@@GalaxyRobloxYT still won in a Williams.
cause racing point copied mercedes thats it
3:28 mate that's not a fire extinguisher that's a probably alcohol or something other to drink. It's labels Durstlöscher this translated roughly to thirst extinguisher
1:26 History repeats when Mazepin spun twice in Q1 of 2021 Bahrain GP.
And then crashed out on the 3rd corner on the first lap...
@@lloydowen1977 and an oh so hyped Schumacher did the same.
You forgot to mention that Inoue unintentionally cause Hill and Schumacher to collide in Monza while being lapped.
4:05 that Murray Walker impression was spot on
I think Jos Verstappen deserves an honourable mention given the number of self inflicted DNFs he had. If someone named a Grand Prix he raced in my first question would be "Which lap did he crash on?"
Wasn't that Ukyo Katayama's shtick?
Lies again? Basic Theory
Was good in 2001 though
@@garethbain9125 we had a bet every racing week end on which lap Katayama was going to crash!!
I recall that some called him "Verstoppen in the gravel trappen"
This is like 7 Josh Revell videos shortened down and placed in one video 😂
There was that guy who within a single race failed to qualify, then was disqualified and then failed to finish.
I'd say our favourite wreck, it Ralph, pastor maldonado. But he actually had pace when he wasn't wiping people out
If I'm not wrong, Ricardo Rosset once said he was a victim of the team, who "sabotaged" him. They would not setup the car properly and mess with the tyre pressure. I don't know if it's true, but maybe we wasn't so bad as it seems.
Nah he was paranoid as hell, clearly not on the team
Having a dude that flunked out then went on to win LeMans in slower cars shows just how insane F1 is.
"Lance Stroll could be Ayrton Senna" 🤣🤣🤣 is the best I've ever heard!
They forgot the 'nt.
He is good on his day, needs CONSISTENCY
They still deserve respect for getting to F1 in the first place. Such a competitive sport to just get a spot.
You know you can pay, right?
Money can buy you a seat. It's not that hard, really.
@@sugarnads no, you need a certain points to have your super licence to race in F1. And those points you have to win a certain number of race in f2 and below. So no, even if you have money if you don’t have the super licence you can’t be in f1
@@MaanSelene iirc theres a point system or something.you basically cant fully buy into f1
@@Dryfloorsign So how did Mazepin get these points? Mario Kart? It has to be that, the guy can't drive to save his life.
Not only have I noticed that Lance Stroll is developing into a good midfield driver, with points finishes well within his reach, but the entry of Nikita Mazepin has drawn many of the haters away from the Canadian, as it should be. (As an American, I can honestly say I would rather have seen Haas depart the sport than see this Russian billionaire's pay driver twit driving that Russian flag colored car around. Makes me want to ralph my lunch.)
Stroll legit has a pole in a midfield car, and a podium for WILLIAMS might I add in his 8th race
Guy is a decent F1 driver
The Russian flag coloured car? It's the same colour as the American flag too. Or the British, French and Dutch flags for that matter. 30% of national flags use the red, white and blue combination, making it the most common.
100% of these examples need a video to explain what happened.
*"If balls don't move, then there's a problem with brain damage, I think."*
Mazepin: Finally something I am good at
Goatifi: hold my steering wheel
F1 is about communication especially with your engineers. I think not being able to speak English makes it impossible to compete in f1 as a driver. Sato and kamui has talent and sacrificed moving thousands of miles to race in Europe pre f1 and learnt English. It’s a big reason why so many Japanese drivers struggle.
I am so happy that you named Life racing team, the worst team in F1 history! Not only did they NEVER pre-qualify, but THEY NEVER finished pre-qualify sessions in running order! That is.. Remarkable! How do I know? My father's first job was in that team!
4:36 if only this was in modern day there would be some minor issues....
The foto of an fire extinguisher isnt an fire extinguisher it is a thirst extinguisher ( in German "Durstlöscher") 3:27
servus mein kamerad
@@gaalic servus oberbefehlshaber MÜLLER
grüße geht raus
Sehr gut
3:26
Is that on purpose or did you really think this is a fire extinguisher?
Those drivers are so bad it questions why Stroll is even mentioned. Latifi? Sure. Stroll, nah he looks like a true talent in comparison.
The early 1990s was superb for useless drivers as most of the teams just went for sponsors and would put literally anything in a car for cash. Amazed we didn’t have more catastrophes all things considered
Com'on, lets go back a few generations and remember Andreas De Ceaseris or Andreas De Crash a lot ! I think he drove for Minardi and some other teams. Most of the fast drivers really hated to get stuck behind him.
Andrea de Crash aris stood on the podium though. And Grosjean used to be a driving wrecking ball, but grew up.
De Cesaris was himself a very fast driver who almost won on multiple occasions
The reason they couldn’t overtake him is he was to fast. Check out h8s results in the 7up Jordon. Pole position at Long Beach, which he led for half the race. Should have won at Belgium but the car let him down with a few laps left. Should have won at Monaco but ran out of petrol with a couple of laps left. Stood on the podium a number of times. Loved watching him in all the teams he drove for..which were many. I admit he had backing behind him but he was still a fast driver...sadly killed in a motorcycle crash...I will miss drivers like this in today’s boring f1.
And McLaren. And Tyrrell. And Brabham. And Alfa Romeo. And Scuderia Italia. And Sauber. And Ligier. And Jordan. And…