There is no way in hell this guy comes from a "modest" background. Money is the only possible explanation for how anyone let him drive. He or his family for sure have influence/connections.
I'll bet some Arabian prince did this all for a giggle or two. "Let us pick the worse driver available from a karting race, finance him ans see how far we can push it".
If I were obscenely wealthy I'd finance someone with a lot of passion but no talent into professional status in all sorts of things just to see what happened
How this guy was even allowed on a racing course when he drives like he got his license as a prize out of a cereal box is a mystery to both science and God.
Try to follow a single story point. It was so annoying to keep hearing “but we’ll get to that later” or “more on that later” just tell the goddamn story stop jumping around.
There are so many of these shitty 2 year old channels that just imitate other channels and try and go viral. They almost all just make videos about F1 and try and capitalize on the fact that F1 was just purchased and is being marketed heavily towards people who had never heard of it until last year. F1 has to be the most soulless Motorsport right now.
Recently Somalia entered a woman in the World University Games in China who finished 10 seconds behind the winner in the 100m dash. Yes, you read that right - 10 seconds in the 100m dash, a race where the winner crossed the finish line in about 10 seconds. It turned out that Somalia's President of Athletics Federation sent her niece to race for Somalia. It not only embarrassed Somalia but cost the President of the Federation her job after it was discovered that the woman who raced had never competed in a race in her life. So yeah, money, fame, power and political status can buy people a place in sports where they should never be.
@@inocry940 you know that each person’s interpretation of “recently” can be different depending on their frame of reference, right? Just like the phrase “pompous ass”, some people fit that description better than others depending on our experiences with actual smart people and those who attempt to appear that way.
If he came from a 'modest' background from Chennai, India how did he get the finances to engage in this sport? Modest in India translates to poor in reference to the western world.
He did win the championship for his class, but only because his nearest rival for the title missed 4 races. When his rival was racing, he took a class win in every race he entered except 1
@@MPal24 "Championship" is carrying a LOT of weight. That "series" is more of a pick-up game kind of atmosphere, where hardly anyone even bothers to show up for the majority of rounds. And you do your best to not break parts you can't find replacements for. It's basically racecar driver LARPing (Live Action Role Play) for wealthy people. You're probably better off not showing up to all the events, just to make sure you don't end up "winning" the booby prize of being the "champion" of this "series".
yesterday i saw the flag in his helmet and was proud that "oh wow an indian in formula.. you don't see that everyday, great", didn't look much into it... a day later this video was recommended. I have never been as ashamed.
I watched the Round 2 in Vallelunga of Italian GT and I kid you not, he DESTROYED the race of the leader in the championship by not letting him pass for basically all race DESPITE BEING LAPPED. They were showing blue flags all over the place and he just ignored them, even defending against the attempts of overtakes! This costed so much time to the leader that they both got caught and overtaken by a car that was about 10 seconds behind in just a few laps. Thank you lord Mahaveer
My other comment got deleted (because who knows) but the defence starts from the restart around 2:56:00 in the video ( ID: wop1SjD1YTI ). It's definitely one of the most bizarre 15 min of racing I've ever seen. I feel bad for MotoGP legend Jorge Lorenzo having to share a car with this numpty.
@@paul-ie6wi it's incredible just how awful he is, at one point just after the restart he flashes his lights at cars that have lapped him lmao. How does this guy even have a basic road going licence let alone entry level racing licence?
@@InsertCleverUsername don't like half of the f1 racers not have a license or actually admit that they're pretty bad on the road? I remember it from an interview
you can excuse being a poor driver who is just not up to the standard, you CAN'T excuse a dangerous driver that ignores countless rules and regulations put in place for the safety of others
he look like indian mr bean rofl....i wonder why teams contract him....he just have presences on races...no podiums....are the teams just look at that? and another thing? hes rich? to afford racing?
I love how people lump Mazepin and Latifi in with some of the worst drivers that should not have even stepped near an F1 car, yet they were both pretty rapid in their junior careers.
Sometimes you like to think you could one day make it to F1 and be better than professional drivers.... Against Ragunathan there might be a possibility
The conceit that comes with being a bad player in the highest league is that you're still better than 99% of the people who ever try that sport/activity, but I didn't get that impression here. I feel like he'd put the same numbers up in a go-kart race as in an F1 championship.
When you make Roy Nissany look competent, that says a lot EDIT: Jeez he makes Hiro Matsushita look competent and on the pace, what even... And yes, Lord Mahavir by the same reason King Hiro got his nickname. Not for being royalty, but for being royally shit
@@JamesCook-u9h And IndyCar derailed his career. We've seen time and time again champions in lower level Japanese formulae or GT not be able to make the leap to international series and do amazingly well though, that's the thing. Look at Japanese F3, F3000 and Super Formula results, see where those drivers stack up in international series however
@@jacekatalakis8316 I believe he was the American Formula Atlantic champion? That's 2 levels below indycar. He surely had plenty of backing. I think it just shows how big a leap indycar was
Fun fact...Narain Karthikeyan was the NASCAR Truck Series most popular driver in 2010...then after 5 years came back to F1 driving for Hispania Racing Team.
McLaren and Alfa Romeo: So lets see whats the worst thing that could happen in a race and how we can sort it out. Now lets find a driver on how we can simulate that.
I am genuinely baffled by how someone who at least knows how to drive enough to take an open-wheeler round a track, not knowing to turn the steering wheel to turn around. Dude had to be panicking or something and just not thinking.
Qualities that should not be in that level of the sport and proof he was unqualified. I mean both panicking and not thinking when trying to get out of a run off ( no shunt, close call, rain, fire etc)???
I've recently learning about Danica, (Which yes she raced in a different Category) but.... this dude is much worse, and deserves the worst driver award (imo and the video also shows many examples lol) They should bring back "Canadas Worst Driver" but for all these "racers" who try to hop ranks faster than they're skilled
Danica is not nearly as bad a driver as redneck poor southern fried Americans attempt to make her seem. She was good in open wheel stuff and could drive a race car pretty well in nascar. Her “race craft” & temper often got her in trouble but I refuse to listen to clowns who can’t handle street cars at street legal speeds without accidents call a professional racer bad ( with the exception of this Indian fellow lol)
I have no idea why parents push their kids out of karting into single seaters so soon. Karts are where you can really push and get used to feeling tire grip at its limit with little consequences. It’s also where you’re going to have the most competition with equal and better drivers. Moving to single seaters too soon will stunt your growth as a driver.
Karts are great but Karts are also driven differently to cars. For example, physically leaning to the outside while rounding the corner is a technique that only applies to karting but is essential to be competitive. Fixed axel karts with no suspension will require different driving techniques than all other racing car series.
@@deanjdk True but one year of karts before single seaters is way too soon in my opinion. I feel like you should stay in karts for at least 5 years to fine tune your seat of the pants feel for tire grip. That feel is everything in racing, after you get that you can adapt to different vehicles and learn how to pilot those. But if you aren’t comfortable at and exceeding the limits in a kart where the speeds are slow, you are going to be overly timid in a car and slow down your development as a driver. Exceeding tire grip in a car can be a huge disaster financially and physically, in a kart you can do it comfortably and not worry about endangering your whole season financially or get hurt.
@@maxcalder1010 5 years developing skill in a different direction than the one required for single seaters. 5 years of muscle memory playing the cello when ultimately, you're in a guitar playing competition, will it help? Sure, but better than actual practise in a single seater, definitely not. Karts handle much too differently (as great as they are).
@@rileyh4169 I'm not arguing against karts, I think they're great and definitely a big help but ultimately, they handle completely differently than a car with suspension and a non solid rear axel. A kid developing in a kart is doing so a bit differently than the same kid in a car. Competitive karting is also arguably more expensive than clubman racing. Start in karts, get them into cars if/when they're ready after a year or 2 or 3.
Im not trying to be mean here.. but there is no way this dude has the mental capacity for such a dangerous profession. You can hear the dial tone in his head by just looking at him.
14:28 The Sparco sponsorship branded right above the front windshield of the ride shown for his '24 bid is appropriate. "If Sparco's good enough for Mahaveer, it's good enough for you!"
India, country of 1 billion people, world's biggest exporter of prodigies in all kinds of professional fields, and THIS is the guy that made it to high-profile racing ?!!???
@RazorSharp75426 at least Chandok is a good TV presented, Narain Karthikeyan was the 2010 most popular driver in the NASCAR Truck Series even though he was only a part time driver.
for some reason they lack in every sports except cricket, witha population of 1.4b u'd think they'd have more than 10 golds in the olympics china's 2024 performance alone is 2x ore than india's entire history in the olympics
After all that he still managed to get to F1. If nothing else you have to give him props for his persistence and having a lot of friends in high places.
I remember signing Lord Mahaveer in F1 2020 My team as my teammate... bro had DNFed in 8 races out of 24, in the first season alone... Then followed by another 5 DNFs in the 2nd season, scoring 0 points in the first season and 2 points in the 2nd season 🤣🤣
@@Tishan01 your country and your culture is good, only in your region, because around the world the indians has destroyed the cities, RIP Canada and RIP Europe.
I never forget one Indian ask me a very basic computer related question like a kid, and got a job as tech support in the biggest telecommunication company in Australia few weeks later.
@@prashanthg8165 wow I clearly "don't watch racing". You clearly don't understand banter. Kush Maini is simply doing good nothing great. And good isn't good enough for formula 1. Kush has got many chances to get his car on the top step of the podium, but everytime he has been on pole he has bottled the start ruining his race even ending up below his teammate who started below him. Bortoleto even won the Austrian GP starting third, now that's called doing great. Your turn to prove you watch racing.
@@ifixthingsjr oh I see, I wasn't aware that it was banter but as far as kush is concerned, I think he's doing better than last season, this season he got unlucky because of his car. He drove in Monaco and imola with broken chiassis which hampered his performance. Plus there are exceptional talents in F2 like kimi Antonelli, bearman, hadjar, martins and others who are performing great. Also to mention that it has tight competition than F2, so we see different winners every grand prix race.
That's pretty much it. Motorsports is expensive and not every skilled driver has a generous sponsor package that they bring along with them. There are a lot of very rich wannabes out there though, and sometimes a team just has to burn a season to take their money and let them have their fun.
First of all he doesnrt look alright or normal, secondly his parents must be billionaire or atleast millionaire to afford this for him as he keep on failing Miserably but manage to get a good team...
I literally failed my actual driving licence because of a 3 point turn & yet I'm 90% certain you put me & him in the same car & I would win (note: I failed because I actually didn't know you weren't supposed to hit the kerb, mainly because that doesn't matter when you are driving a regular car except in the test because your car can drive over them)
Great content as always! Suggestion: Make a video about the V10 era in Formula 1 (1995-2005) and how they pushed engineering to the limits (pushing out 1000hp)
Hitting the reverse gear 247 times just to make a 3 point turn with that much space is INSANE. Idk how thats even possible without having some sort of mental handicap.
Josh Revell anointed him with that name 3 years ago (see his video it’s had over 3 Million views!!) Josh’s TH-cam store has merchandise available with his “name” also
Definitely not from a modest background. He has definitely paid and bought for every opportunity he ever had where as talented indian kids toils somewhere without money to kickstart a career in racing. As an indian, i must say this guy is a product of corruption in racing.
You say he didn't deserve the F2 season and the F1 test drives.. But almost everything about Motorsport is decided based on funding and not talent. If there are only 20 positions IN THE ENTIRE WORLD, for F1... How truly representative would the talent pool be? In a world of money, everyone who wins is there because they had money to spend
watching him do his 3-point turn tragedy immediately gave me flashbacks of Austin Powers in his first movie where he manages to get that golf cart stuck in the tunnel. _hilarious!_
Can’t lie I respect the fact this guy managed to get that far and also the complete incompetence of people in charge for allowing it to happen. Truly insane story. 😂
Trying for the fastest lap after the race ends is a GOAT move
If he made F1... his wiki stats page would be littered with Ret or DNQ
It’s still called a RACEtrack after the race ends 😎
When you dont go for a lap that doesnt exist, then you stop being a racing driver
I wonder how would he perform if he ever did enter F1... A bunch of purple Ret fields in Wiki probably
Real
Team = Go get some points for the team!
Mahaveer = Collects PENALTY points
Team = Not those points !!!
😭😭😭
India is a joke😅😅😅
Ferrari: Go win us a title
Lord Mahaveer: *Wins World Destructors Championship*
Ferrari: Not that one
Lord Mahaveer: You never said which championship
There is no way in hell this guy comes from a "modest" background. Money is the only possible explanation for how anyone let him drive. He or his family for sure have influence/connections.
Yeah good call, this stinks of ANYTHING but "modest" background
"Modest" is a relative term when applied to racing circles.
@@DanUnfathomableRealmsModest = My dad owns a yacht, not a fleet.
Bro the Indian Mafia was almost on that guy. That's why he needed to say "modest" background.
but none of talent/skill
I don't think a race engineer has ever had to tell their driver that they have to turn the steering wheel 💀
I'll bet some Arabian prince did this all for a giggle or two.
"Let us pick the worse driver available from a karting race, finance him ans see how far we can push it".
Imagine those degenerate Arabs giving themselves royal titles.
I believe so. There's no way any team or any sporting management would want constant, guaranteed underperformance, and chaos, unless for giggles.
Haha I would do that. Sit around with my other rich mates and laugh about him.
Reminds me of Wimp Lo's Shifu who trained him as a joke.
If I were obscenely wealthy I'd finance someone with a lot of passion but no talent into professional status in all sorts of things just to see what happened
i am from India but i want to know who in the hell sponsored him 😂
Indians are nepotistic when it comes to business
India is a joke. Terrible country😂😂😂😂😂
Hrx
In India they give a fast ladder to anyone who becomes a Crypto Christian.
This has been the case for centuries
@@akshayhazari6570What, lol?
How this guy was even allowed on a racing course when he drives like he got his license as a prize out of a cereal box is a mystery to both science and God.
It's frustrating as he blocked someone else who was more worthy. It's the top end of motorsport.
money
Money trumps ability unfortunately
in f1 you dont need skill as much as money, that take you further.
@@DavidFerriday who did he block btw just curious?
Bro isn't casually violating regulations and collecting penalty points, bro is competitively doing it ranked
Bro bro bro bro bro
Bro
The fact he got to f2 is a damning indictment of the current state of Motorsport where money is king not ability
Heck, pretty sure he made it into an official F1 game
@@Matkin222yep, you can select him as your 2nd driver in my team f1 2020.
It always has been
That’s why F1 is the most soulless Motorsport
@@conor7154Money is king in quite literally every international motorsport my guy
Try to follow a single story point. It was so annoying to keep hearing “but we’ll get to that later” or “more on that later” just tell the goddamn story stop jumping around.
There are so many of these shitty 2 year old channels that just imitate other channels and try and go viral. They almost all just make videos about F1 and try and capitalize on the fact that F1 was just purchased and is being marketed heavily towards people who had never heard of it until last year. F1 has to be the most soulless Motorsport right now.
Okay *user-mq6xu8ub2h*
Ah fuck this
☝️
I'm still trying to figure out why he is "the lord". Maybe we'll get the info in some other video.
Recently Somalia entered a woman in the World University Games in China who finished 10 seconds behind the winner in the 100m dash. Yes, you read that right - 10 seconds in the 100m dash, a race where the winner crossed the finish line in about 10 seconds. It turned out that Somalia's President of Athletics Federation sent her niece to race for Somalia.
It not only embarrassed Somalia but cost the President of the Federation her job after it was discovered that the woman who raced had never competed in a race in her life. So yeah, money, fame, power and political status can buy people a place in sports where they should never be.
Recently??? Bro its been almost a whole year since that incident.😂
@@inocry940 you know that each person’s interpretation of “recently” can be different depending on their frame of reference, right?
Just like the phrase “pompous ass”, some people fit that description better than others depending on our experiences with actual smart people and those who attempt to appear that way.
@@inocry940 by internet terms yeah it's like a century, but for outside world it's like last week
can you really embarrass Somalia??
@@RumblesBettr 😂😂 I didn't even know they had a functional government
0:11 ok but latifi is a goat
true
The Indian Mr Bean
Bean himself are actually fast driver in real life
Bean is a great driver, he drove while sitting on a chair on the roof of his car using rope
😅😅
@abalabal8732 crashed his McLaren F1. Twice. Indian Mr Bean fits
*Mclaren F1 cries*@@abalabal8732
Bro driving the wrong vehicle. He's probably a menace behind the wheel of a public bus.
How he even had the privilege to sit in a Formula 1 car baffles my mind.
2 F1 cars - tested for McLaren after setting a laptime with Sauber that was 1.9 seconds slower than Theo Pourchaire in the same car
Probably they were testing worst results they can get with these cars
@@Aren12321 exactly that was what I was telling some of my friends 😂
At that point, put all of us into an F1 car 😂
💰💰💰
If he came from a 'modest' background from Chennai, India how did he get the finances to engage in this sport?
Modest in India translates to poor in reference to the western world.
TBF "wealthy" in india just means they have a toilet. In their village.
Imagine going to Boss GP, where people run Indies, the 2007 Toro Rosso and a Super Aguri... and expecting to win with a Lola
He did win the championship for his class, but only because his nearest rival for the title missed 4 races. When his rival was racing, he took a class win in every race he entered except 1
@@MPal24 "Championship" is carrying a LOT of weight. That "series" is more of a pick-up game kind of atmosphere, where hardly anyone even bothers to show up for the majority of rounds. And you do your best to not break parts you can't find replacements for. It's basically racecar driver LARPing (Live Action Role Play) for wealthy people.
You're probably better off not showing up to all the events, just to make sure you don't end up "winning" the booby prize of being the "champion" of this "series".
When you order your racing driver from Ali-Baba.
yesterday i saw the flag in his helmet and was proud that "oh wow an indian in formula.. you don't see that everyday, great", didn't look much into it... a day later this video was recommended.
I have never been as ashamed.
@@Oxytocin_NA you feeling proud over a rando just because he's an indian is part of the problem.
💀💀💀💀💀💀💀🤣🤦🏾♂
Karun Chandok is our only driver
@@Xuxixnywhwj1725 Jehan Daruwala is also an F2 and he is doing very good in F2 and won pole podium in 2020 and 2021
Indians should stick to tuk tuk...anything more powerful and you guys are dangerous
When someone lies on resume,
And nobody checks the background and references:
This
I watched the Round 2 in Vallelunga of Italian GT and I kid you not, he DESTROYED the race of the leader in the championship by not letting him pass for basically all race DESPITE BEING LAPPED. They were showing blue flags all over the place and he just ignored them, even defending against the attempts of overtakes! This costed so much time to the leader that they both got caught and overtaken by a car that was about 10 seconds behind in just a few laps.
Thank you lord Mahaveer
Hhahahahahahahha 😂😂😂 just watched the video and can’t stop laughing….then I saw your comment 😮😮😂😂😂😂 gona save this to cheer me up when I’m down 😊😊
My other comment got deleted (because who knows) but the defence starts from the restart around 2:56:00 in the video ( ID: wop1SjD1YTI ). It's definitely one of the most bizarre 15 min of racing I've ever seen. I feel bad for MotoGP legend Jorge Lorenzo having to share a car with this numpty.
@@InsertCleverUsername thanks kiddo 🤣🙏👍👋👊👅❤️
@@paul-ie6wi it's incredible just how awful he is, at one point just after the restart he flashes his lights at cars that have lapped him lmao. How does this guy even have a basic road going licence let alone entry level racing licence?
@@InsertCleverUsername don't like half of the f1 racers not have a license or actually admit that they're pretty bad on the road? I remember it from an interview
This guy makes Mazepin look like Michael Shumacher.
"Samir you are breaking the car"
There's always a bigger fish
Saaaaar you are breaking the caaaaar
Tripple caution stay center
Tripppple caution stay center
You have to listennnnn to me samirr!!!!!
Read it up. It's actually a pretty sad story
Except, Samir was good Rally Driver.
If it wasn't because of that meme video made by Samir's opponents to made fun of him, Samir would likely to still be racing
I actually don’t know what’s worse, Mahaveer Ragunathan’s driving or this dudes ability to tell a story. But I’ll get back to that in a little bit
Lord Mahaveer is such a throwback! I almost forgot about this guy
Josh Revell
@@BDSFormula1 I see you are a man of culture
@@tomm1413 yes
I found Men of culture here, only The Real Ones know the origins of Lord Mahaveer... 👌🏾
I'm glad to forgot this guy
Some people shouldn't drive, but they are. Some people shouldn't hold positions of power, but they are. This is a sick and sad world.
💯👍
you can excuse being a poor driver who is just not up to the standard, you CAN'T excuse a dangerous driver that ignores countless rules and regulations put in place for the safety of others
That look at 14:08 tells everything I think.
Taking two minutes to do a three point turn with people helping you and no other cars is something a new driver does, not a professional racer lmfao
i think a new driver could do that bruh 😭
I think the average person off the street could do a 3 point turn.
@@guppy719 I don't even have a drivers license and I could do that...
he look like indian mr bean rofl....i wonder why teams contract him....he just have presences on races...no podiums....are the teams just look at that? and another thing? hes rich? to afford racing?
I love how people lump Mazepin and Latifi in with some of the worst drivers that should not have even stepped near an F1 car, yet they were both pretty rapid in their junior careers.
Clearly these people have never seen the grid in the 50s and 60s.
@@MikoyanGurevichMiG21 Hell, even the 80’s and 90’s. So many pay drivers did not warrant even being close to an F1 car, let alone an F3000.
Like Taki Inoue
@MikoyanGurevichMiG21 no we didn't not everyone here is 80 years old bro. What a schocker.
Latifi wasn't even THAT bad, ppl just liked hating on mazepin and when he left, they needed someone else to bully
Sometimes you like to think you could one day make it to F1 and be better than professional drivers.... Against Ragunathan there might be a possibility
Money is the only thing he brought
Bobs n vegana driver.
Man got his racing license from Legoland
lol
😂😂😂😂😂
The conceit that comes with being a bad player in the highest league is that you're still better than 99% of the people who ever try that sport/activity, but I didn't get that impression here. I feel like he'd put the same numbers up in a go-kart race as in an F1 championship.
When you make Roy Nissany look competent, that says a lot
EDIT: Jeez he makes Hiro Matsushita look competent and on the pace, what even...
And yes, Lord Mahavir by the same reason King Hiro got his nickname. Not for being royalty, but for being royally shit
HIRO WAS A CONTENDER OR CHAMPION IN EVERY THING HE RACED UNTIL INDYCAR
@@JamesCook-u9h And IndyCar derailed his career. We've seen time and time again champions in lower level Japanese formulae or GT not be able to make the leap to international series and do amazingly well though, that's the thing. Look at Japanese F3, F3000 and Super Formula results, see where those drivers stack up in international series however
@@jacekatalakis8316 I believe he was the American Formula Atlantic champion? That's 2 levels below indycar. He surely had plenty of backing. I think it just shows how big a leap indycar was
Hey give King Hiro a break.
He was sabotaged by his own team after an accident early in his Indycar debut.
takes a rare kind of driver to make Lance Stroll or Narain Karthikeyan look like Alain Prost but here we are
Fun fact...Narain Karthikeyan was the NASCAR Truck Series most popular driver in 2010...then after 5 years came back to F1 driving for Hispania Racing Team.
Lmaoo
@@PaperBanjo64he used to run Super GT too 5 years ago, and won one of the SGTxDTM Dream Race heats.
this guy n Narain , was like night & day….😅
He clearly thought outside the box... except for when he parked himself into a box.
McLaren and Alfa Romeo:
So lets see whats the worst thing that could happen in a race and how we can sort it out. Now lets find a driver on how we can simulate that.
I am genuinely baffled by how someone who at least knows how to drive enough to take an open-wheeler round a track, not knowing to turn the steering wheel to turn around. Dude had to be panicking or something and just not thinking.
Qualities that should not be in that level of the sport and proof he was unqualified.
I mean both panicking and not thinking when trying to get out of a run off ( no shunt, close call, rain, fire etc)???
Looked like a dough-boi. Might not have had the strength to turn it, while stationary
I really don't intend to be mean but Mahaveer looks like he has a mental disability. Not the brightest bulb.
Lord Mahaveer is a living proof that you don’t need to be fast to become a legendary racing driver
Give his cars a horn and he will win every single race 😂
Yea typical Indian 😂
Bro 💀💀💀🤣
Just don’t make him race on street tracks cause he’s gonna stop for a number 2
@@blueberrymushroom8229 why my reply was reported but not this comment lol 😂
I can't stop laughing lol
If “money can’t buy skills” was a person
He still lived a life most of us can only dream of
I think he already was living that life. This smells like an indian multibillionaries giving his son or niece or whatever the chance of his life
so? "you know Epstein was bad but he still lived a life most of us can only dream of" what's the goal here?
@@Lora_BeolabEpstein had child prostitutes this guy races go karts you dunce
I could live his life if I was funded by an extremely wealthy firm too, that's not a great achievement.
I'd rather not be a race car driver than to be one but be know as one that's mediocre at best
- "We need to make sure this car is idiot proof"
- "I got the perfect test driver for you"!
Great video. Mahaveer Raghunathan = the W goat even better then goatifi
I don't get why i hear so many people call Latifi, Goatifi or the goat and similar
@@lefisheauchocolat968His skills are on a different level compared to other driver and even drivers like lewis hamilton/ max verstappen
@@lefisheauchocolat968clearly you didn't watch him drive and are new to the sport
@@lefisheauchocolat968 one of the greatest drivers f1 has seen
@@lefisheauchocolat968 Because he was the greatest F1 driver of all times
As an Indian I am SURE someone funded his career. Even people who kart in my country follow rules.
That is not one advice you'd expect a race driver needs: "You have to turn the steering wheel!"
Indians does Indian things
I've recently learning about Danica, (Which yes she raced in a different Category) but.... this dude is much worse, and deserves the worst driver award (imo and the video also shows many examples lol)
They should bring back "Canadas Worst Driver" but for all these "racers" who try to hop ranks faster than they're skilled
Danica is not nearly as bad a driver as redneck poor southern fried Americans attempt to make her seem. She was good in open wheel stuff and could drive a race car pretty well in nascar. Her “race craft” & temper often got her in trouble but I refuse to listen to clowns who can’t handle street cars at street legal speeds without accidents call a professional racer bad ( with the exception of this Indian fellow lol)
Jeets cant just catch a break ANYWHERE nowadays
They don't deserve a break.
I have no idea why parents push their kids out of karting into single seaters so soon. Karts are where you can really push and get used to feeling tire grip at its limit with little consequences. It’s also where you’re going to have the most competition with equal and better drivers. Moving to single seaters too soon will stunt your growth as a driver.
Karts are great but Karts are also driven differently to cars. For example, physically leaning to the outside while rounding the corner is a technique that only applies to karting but is essential to be competitive. Fixed axel karts with no suspension will require different driving techniques than all other racing car series.
@@deanjdk True but one year of karts before single seaters is way too soon in my opinion. I feel like you should stay in karts for at least 5 years to fine tune your seat of the pants feel for tire grip. That feel is everything in racing, after you get that you can adapt to different vehicles and learn how to pilot those. But if you aren’t comfortable at and exceeding the limits in a kart where the speeds are slow, you are going to be overly timid in a car and slow down your development as a driver. Exceeding tire grip in a car can be a huge disaster financially and physically, in a kart you can do it comfortably and not worry about endangering your whole season financially or get hurt.
@@maxcalder1010 5 years developing skill in a different direction than the one required for single seaters. 5 years of muscle memory playing the cello when ultimately, you're in a guitar playing competition, will it help? Sure, but better than actual practise in a single seater, definitely not. Karts handle much too differently (as great as they are).
@@deanjdk The lack of consequences in karts is huge. You can't become great at something (car control) without failing.
@@rileyh4169 I'm not arguing against karts, I think they're great and definitely a big help but ultimately, they handle completely differently than a car with suspension and a non solid rear axel. A kid developing in a kart is doing so a bit differently than the same kid in a car. Competitive karting is also arguably more expensive than clubman racing. Start in karts, get them into cars if/when they're ready after a year or 2 or 3.
im indian and this is embarassing my uber driver drives better
You are talking about Lord Mahaveer like you don't know someone who is called Alessio Deledda - Greatest Of All Time
I think Deledda is worse because I know more about him and his personal life, through his actions, in media.
Im not trying to be mean here.. but there is no way this dude has the mental capacity for such a dangerous profession. You can hear the dial tone in his head by just looking at him.
LOL... his face looks like an "Indian Mr Bean"...
14:28 The Sparco sponsorship branded right above the front windshield of the ride shown for his '24 bid is appropriate. "If Sparco's good enough for Mahaveer, it's good enough for you!"
India, country of 1 billion people, world's biggest exporter of prodigies in all kinds of professional fields, and THIS is the guy that made it to high-profile racing ?!!???
Yeah you'd think they'd have better drivers then him with such a large population!
@@PaperBanjo64 Chandok, Karthikeyan: ?
@RazorSharp75426 at least Chandok is a good TV presented, Narain Karthikeyan was the 2010 most popular driver in the NASCAR Truck Series even though he was only a part time driver.
for some reason they lack in every sports except cricket, witha population of 1.4b u'd think they'd have more than 10 golds in the olympics china's 2024 performance alone is 2x ore than india's entire history in the olympics
@@shakedbeans8335no one gives a f about sports here.
He certainly left his mark on F1
Kinda like how Hi*ler left his mark on History
After all that he still managed to get to F1. If nothing else you have to give him props for his persistence and having a lot of friends in high places.
I remember signing Lord Mahaveer in F1 2020 My team as my teammate... bro had DNFed in 8 races out of 24, in the first season alone... Then followed by another 5 DNFs in the 2nd season, scoring 0 points in the first season and 2 points in the 2nd season 🤣🤣
The first season in My team is brutal, you’re stuck with goatifi and lord mahaveer and forced to beat mercedes alone
If I was from India I would never disgrace my country like this I know India is feeling unwell because of this man
Actually, you would be if you knew our politics and the type of greedy people in our country :/
@@Tishan01 your country and your culture is good, only in your region, because around the world the indians has destroyed the cities, RIP Canada and RIP Europe.
bet his family run the famous microsoft tech support
I never forget one Indian ask me a very basic computer related question like a kid, and got a job as tech support in the biggest telecommunication company in Australia few weeks later.
Scam tech support
As a bonafide family SUV driver, I can vouch that he’s doing a helluva job
I can’t believe he was never dropped from a team before he got banned 2 times in one season 😂😂😂
SAMIR! WHAT ARE YOU DOING SAMIR LISTEN TO ME
Scamming his way in Europe.
Shocker
Bobs and vegana.
@@cx3929 true...like all indians around the globe😂
They call him... the redeemer.
Saaaaar please let me drive saaaar
To be fair to Mahaveer I probably couldn't figure out how to turn around a race car either.
Lmao, this makes Kush Maini look like Michael Schumacher in comparison.
Kush Maini makes Karun Chandhok look like Niki Lauda 😂😂
U clearly don't watch racing. He's doing good in F2 along with his Brazilian teammate
@@prashanthg8165 so apparently you have to watch F2 and F3 along with every regional F3 and F4 series to be a true F1 fan
@@prashanthg8165 wow I clearly "don't watch racing". You clearly don't understand banter. Kush Maini is simply doing good nothing great. And good isn't good enough for formula 1. Kush has got many chances to get his car on the top step of the podium, but everytime he has been on pole he has bottled the start ruining his race even ending up below his teammate who started below him. Bortoleto even won the Austrian GP starting third, now that's called doing great. Your turn to prove you watch racing.
@@ifixthingsjr oh I see, I wasn't aware that it was banter but as far as kush is concerned, I think he's doing better than last season, this season he got unlucky because of his car. He drove in Monaco and imola with broken chiassis which hampered his performance. Plus there are exceptional talents in F2 like kimi Antonelli, bearman, hadjar, martins and others who are performing great. Also to mention that it has tight competition than F2, so we see different winners every grand prix race.
His dad should have got him gym membership Instead of racing.
This is the reality of nepotism in sports in India. Where rich brats overpower talent.
Someone might claim you're being race-ist.
Somehow I knew it was an Indian, before I clicked. Bro should’ve stuck with cricket. Anything involving high caliber skill, no. 😂
Why are people still hiring this guy? Seriously, is he buying seats? I can't think of anything else...
That's pretty much it. Motorsports is expensive and not every skilled driver has a generous sponsor package that they bring along with them. There are a lot of very rich wannabes out there though, and sometimes a team just has to burn a season to take their money and let them have their fun.
Same reason mazepin, stroll and latifi where in F1. They pay to be there.
@@legendtoni1094 Mazepin wins F2 races
a lot
shut up hater
@truekera you must be russian. Focus on the war not car races.
@@truekeraLatifi also. Shut up Mazespin fanboy.
First of all he doesnrt look alright or normal, secondly his parents must be billionaire or atleast millionaire to afford this for him as he keep on failing Miserably but manage to get a good team...
The way he reversed that car, I seriously doubt he could pass his road car driving test!
I literally failed my actual driving licence because of a 3 point turn & yet I'm 90% certain you put me & him in the same car & I would win (note: I failed because I actually didn't know you weren't supposed to hit the kerb, mainly because that doesn't matter when you are driving a regular car except in the test because your car can drive over them)
Great content as always!
Suggestion: Make a video about the V10 era in Formula 1 (1995-2005) and how they pushed engineering to the limits (pushing out 1000hp)
appreciate the kind words mate & noted!
@@DailyFuelUp No problem, bud!
Underrated channel
Hitting the reverse gear 247 times just to make a 3 point turn with that much space is INSANE. Idk how thats even possible without having some sort of mental handicap.
Never did explain why you call him “The Lord”, nor did you explain how got banned from F2.
Josh Revell anointed him with that name 3 years ago (see his video it’s had over 3 Million views!!)
Josh’s TH-cam store has merchandise available with his “name” also
Pretty sure it was Josh Revell that gave that name. This guy took it and made it sound like his own
He’s just a rip-off artist
@@shabaddahuha hes just a ripoff artist feeding on Josh’s original idea and hard work
We shouldn’t support people who do this
Absolutely agree with you! Hopefully more people will see what’s happening
Definitely not from a modest background. He has definitely paid and bought for every opportunity he ever had where as talented indian kids toils somewhere without money to kickstart a career in racing. As an indian, i must say this guy is a product of corruption in racing.
He's a racing lord, he is not worthy of the word "Worst"
You say he didn't deserve the F2 season and the F1 test drives..
But almost everything about Motorsport is decided based on funding and not talent. If there are only 20 positions IN THE ENTIRE WORLD, for F1... How truly representative would the talent pool be?
In a world of money, everyone who wins is there because they had money to spend
I have the absolute privilege that I can say I ran a test day in Abu Dhabi with the Lord in a GP3 car..
End of 2015 season.
- says he caused chaos at every track he went to
- fails to show a single instance of said chaos
Why would they let an indian drive an f1 car. Criminal levels of negligence.
Made in india...
Modest means my dad owns a private jet not a fleet of private jets
Dad, I won the F1 Championship on Playstation. Im a real racedriver. Okay son, heres your F2 contract.
No, no you got it wrong, the worst driver is obviously Pastor Maldonado
The more interesting story is how someone like this even got into racing in the first place, and was allowed to compete...
This is a bigger indictment of the FIA and the sport as a whole being so money oriented and less about who are the most talented drivers.
watching him do his 3-point turn tragedy immediately gave me flashbacks of Austin Powers in his first movie where he manages to get that golf cart stuck in the tunnel. _hilarious!_
Gayndians
OIL UP
Abe tu to khud indian hai. Par 🅱ulla hai so no surprise🤣🤣
Lol Pakistani
Can’t lie I respect the fact this guy managed to get that far and also the complete incompetence of people in charge for allowing it to happen. Truly insane story. 😂
Where's his footage for "Legendary Manuver" in Monaco?
From being a taxi driver to F1 to taxi driver.
He's driving several seconds slowers than his teammates in the Italian GT Championship... How weird! That guy....
I effn knew it had to be Indian.
When you skip the tutorial and go straight for ranked online