Gilles Villenueve vs Rene Arnoux 1979 Dijon complete version
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- Gilles Villenueve vs Rene Arnoux / Ferrari vs Renault one of the best duels in formula one.
el mejor duelo de la formula one de todos los tiempos version completa
circuito de Dijon
Do not forget Rene Arnoux in your comment. They needed to be 2 great drivers to play that game on the track!
One's teammate was first far in front, the other's was lapped in that race.
@@charles-antoinemartel-roy arnoux had nothing like the experience that villeneuve had. The fact he had the balls to take on a legend like that to me suggests he was one hell of a driver
Yes, but there is a moment where man ain't go further. Legends do
@@bppmurphy Yeah but from what i heard his car was far superior to the Ferrari of that time.
@@bppmurphy I think that was only Gilles 2nd full season.
Formula One racing just doesn't get any better than this.
best fight in f1 history
Jacques Villeneuve vs Schumacher I would say isn't that bad too ;)
Definitely. And unlike some dutchman they still drove fair and square and respectful not using any dirty tricks.
Definitely the best fight i've ever seen in F1 👍
Ayrton Senna vs Nigel Mansell Monaco 1992.
Hamilton vs Pérez en Turquía 2021
The distance he makes up from 4:17 to when retakes the lead with the dive-tire-lock is out of this world. Grande Gilles 🤘❤️🇨🇦
The greatest duel in F1 history. Something we will never see again.
Only one breaking like Villeneuve and your tires are gone today 🤦🏻
Gilles Villenueve RESPETO E-T-E-R-N-O- !!!!!!
Com certeza
NOW THIS IS RACING.
Truly incredible racing it's been 40 years now since this race took place and it still amazes me to this day this has to go down as one of the greatest battles in all of Motorsport
At a time when there was action in formula 1... And pilots with balls of steel.
Leclerc and Verstappen ?
Murray Walker commenting the whole is the touch of perfection 👍
Remembering Murray Walker today. RIP Murray. Thanks for all your great commentaries!
incrrrredible!
Amazing that this battle overshadowed the first time a French driver in a French car won the French Grand Prix, brilliant!
On French tyres, with French fuel.
4:49 Maestro Villeneuve!
This is incredible , the best battle F1 ever. It was good times.
Heart pumping stuff there....absolutely exhilarating. I love Villenueve.
Both drivers incredible. And that is why Enzo Ferrari called Villeneuve the greatest Ferrari driver of them all after Nuvolari. Why can't we have races like this any more?
Because money. Money don't like risk.
Who's here after that terrific battle between Verstappen and Leclerc in the 2019 British GP?
🙋
Beautiful battle between two very skilled drivers
"The duel with Gilles is something I'll never forget, my greatest souvenir of racing. You can only race like that, you know, with someone you trust completely, and you don't meet many people like him. He beat me, yes, and in France, but it didn't worry me - I knew I'd been beaten by the best driver in the world." René Arnoux
Gilles is the greatest driver of Formula 1
🌥️Jean-Pierre Jabouille (1942-2023)🌥️
Thank you for your contribution of the sport and *how happy you made us fans like me around the globe to be able to forget our problems.* 🏆🏁
May the Gods above grant you the passages for the pursuit of speed along the highways of Heaven.
RIP 🌿✝️🕊️
Race In Peace my good man, Race In Peace....
Proud of my Berthierville roots, watching this. Vas-y Gilles!
"il piccolo Canadese"
Chin lé! Gilles était fantastique!
Le plus grand duel de tout les temps! Même apres plus de 40 ans, toujours aussi excitant... Gilles Villeneuve ❤ Mais faut pas oublier René Arnoux! 👌
I was eighteen at the time and I still carry the scars on my fingers from missing my nails when biting them due to the tension in the last ten or so laps of this GP.
Jabouille: Guys I did it. I won and made history. Guys? Anyone?
That what happens with real F1 engines, real F1 circuits, real F1 tyres, cars hard to master, no DRS and when aerodynamics doesn't prevail over engine power and driving skills
I'll remember this comment for years, thanks
These cars had ground effect skirts on the sides that helped the car stick to the track. You could get close and pass somebody instead of losing all your downforce.
both renault and modern cars uses turbo
I know, fucking around with ERS and managing me tyres to get 8th. Christ on a bicycle.
Gilles Villeneuve : quel casse-cou magnifique !
Un héro pour moi, il mérite un film, genre "Rush" pour que nous puissions lui rendre hommage....
Gilles, Peterson and Bellof, imo 3 fastest drivers of all time, but all sadly died before they could achieve their maximum.
Peterson would have been champion in 1978 had he been allowed to race Andretti freely. But Colin Chapman told the drivers that if they held 1-2 in the race then they wouldn't race each other for the win. This is why pundits noted how Peterson often easily tailed Andretti or quickly caught up with him following late pit stops but never tried to overtake.
Colin Chapman was aware of how frustrated Peterson was but told him in private:"Listen, the USA is a very important market for Lotus cars and with an American champion there's lots of marketing potential. In 1979 I promise you you'll be allowed to race Andretti to your heart's content."
Gilles might very well have lived had Pironi actually followed a very similar "hold 1-2 and don't overtake each other". Gilles Villeneuve believed that Pironi had conveniently ignored this and was upset when he heard nobody at Ferrari criticized him for it (Ferrari ended up 1-2 after all).
Great duel accompanied by great Commentary
tutta la vera Formula 1
concentrata in 7 minuti con lo spezzone di gran premio più spettacolare di sempre
Incredible battle, I haven't seen gilles villeneuve race, but damn, he seems really an entertaining driver, I most definitely see him winning at least a title if it weren't for the early death.
He could have won in 1979 but he agreed to team orders and followed Scheckter to the finish a couple of times!
He would have been the 1982 F1 World Champion
@@sgtpingpong1590 Niki Lauda said he wouldn't have made a comeback if Villeneuve was still racing
@@sgtpingpong1590 Next century History will talk about Villeneuve and nobody recall F1WC.
Seven minutes that enter History.
David Croft's larynx would burst if he commentated this............
😂😂😂
Both Arnoux and Villeneuve had to explain themselves in front of the F1 direction after the race, and when they were asked if they would do this shit again both looked one at another and started to laugh.
Today both drivers would be disqualified. See ridiculous penalty for vettel in canada 2019. F-1 is dead now.
Trop "politique" au jour d'aujourd'hui...car beaucoup trop d'argent en jeu...
Always felt sorry for Jabuille - the first F1 win for a turbocharged car, but everyone remembers the scrap for second...
The most epic battle in ages
I love this video, best battle in racing! Utmost respect to both drivers, to drive like that in those cars’
If this had happened this season I'm pretty sure the driver that was overtaken will be on the radio calling the team to ask the FIA to give the car in front a 1 hour stop/go penalty for banging wheels while overtaking.
This is why F1 drivers today aren't worthy of being idolized.
tiadaid Didn't see Hamilton or Alonso complaining when they did so really that is complete rubbish.
I say only unsafe release
+tiadaid Then I wonder why Ricciardo vs Vettel in China 2017 didn't provoke that, or Hamilton vs Alonso in Mexico 2017, or Magnussen vs Alonso in Malaysia 2017
The rules are there to keep both drivers and teams and spectators safe. Gilles Villeneuve, the Ferrari, died in a horrendous accident only a few years after this race. Why not ask his son, Jacques, which would he prefer, his father still alive or his titles? Ask Senna's family. Ronnie Peterson's. Ask Damon Hill about his father Graham. Ask any f1 fan from the 60's about a certain driver by the name of Jim Clark. Jochen Rindt. The list is too long. I don't want it to get longer. There has been too many deaths.
Can you come back to me when I think of a proper answer? Thank you so much.
Also you are talking death's that had there been rules and regulations as per today, those accidents could have been avoided. But I'm sure you were aware of my answer. Okay, maybe Graham Hills death was in a aeroplane accident but who took over from Jimmy Clark as team leader in 1968?
And yes, I noticed your name as a troll, but a question for you, if your trolling, why are you trolling a comment about loss and death? Have you lost anyone close to you in your family or friends? If so, then you know the impact the death of a loved one has on those that remains behind. Not a proud moment if this is your intent.
Gilles is a legend, it was scary on the track
Probably the best fight in F1 history. Four amazing laps.
Guilles ..Big balls
Defenitly not the best battle ever but one of the most memorable in the long history of F1. So nice to see again
Which do you thing were better? I would like to see them.
So many great ones. This is one of my favorites: th-cam.com/video/9L-D_AQ_fY4/w-d-xo.html
Uros go, Forget it, just another Schumacher fanboy
Grosses Rennen...das waren tolle Zeiten....
Best formula 1 driving i have ever saw, super close , yet fair but my both drivers showing skills never seen since. But more importantly ALLOWED TO RACE....
We want more dog fight, like this !
The 16 people that disliked the video obviously doesn't know or appreciate a real f1 dogfight like this.
What a driver...
For unknown reasons I thought this battle had more laps, more contact and was at Monoco.
Luckily after all this time (40 years), someone recognized my description;
"Back in the early to mid 80s (maybe late 70s?) there was a Monaco Grand Prix that had me "literally" on the edge of my seat. :-)
Two drivers were battling for, I believe third. They were bouncing against each other, wheels to wheels, interlocking wheels, rolling over wheels.
It seemed that every lap (late in race?) one or the other driver would do something crazy and get away with it, trading the position from one to the other.
" and let me know it was this race, not Monico. ;-)
Thank-you for bringing an exciting memory (improved).
only time in F1 history there are 4 french names in the top 6 in a race?
Yeah, Tambay in fourth, who else? Such a great race.
@@NormAppleton Jabouille 1st, Arnoux 3rd, Jarier 5th are all French. Villeneuve in 2nd speaks french and is a French name, but he is from Canada.
In the 1982 French GP at Paul Ricard the top 4 were all French. Arnoux, Prost, Pironi and Tambay.
Grazie Gilles!
Thank you Charles Leclerc at the 70th Anniversary race at Silverstone for recommending 👍🏻 The minute the cars went from being able to do this to not being able to follow they should have ripped it up and started again. We've gone from pure insanity to clean room sanitised racing. Nowadays drivers complain over the radio that what Grosjean does is sketchy or dangerous. James Hunt would have seen him in the paddock after the race and punched him right in the pie hole and wouldn't have dropped the cigarette out of his mouth.
oh canada
They would have been handed 5 sec penalties in today’s time for dangerous racing.
Yep, just like Verstappen and leclerc in Silverstone
I love Murray Walker but i think he forgot to mention who was 2nd and who was 3rd.
The stewards would try to disqualify both of them now. Lame.
Legendary.
You're right buddy! If this battle has happened nowadays,Would be 5-15 Seconds Penalty For Villeneuve and Arnoux.
@@BlasterMan117 th-cam.com/video/RmvZyC6s_Wk/w-d-xo.html
Imagine Renes engineer coming on the radio in the last lap there telling him to manage his tyres and that break temps are moving away from optimal hold p3 hahahahahaha
Today's F1 is for sissies. Too bad we only got that, lol.
Damn. Was sorta glad to get to the end of that video so I could breath. Wow.
We should appreciate this, it’s incredible racing, but it doesn’t mean we have to hate on modern f1
Completely agree. I get annoyed when people who weren't even alive in the 70s, or old people with rose tinted glasses act like every race back then was a classic
Formula 1 amigos mios
I watch this every few years to remind me of why I fell in love with F1. Nowadays I just don't care. They are more concerned with taking quasi-state money from Russia, or Bahrain, or where ever, than giving us a sport that is fair and a little dangerous. Senna, Villeneuve, Prost, Lauda and even Stewart, Fittipaldi, Piquet would laugh at how tech has overtaken skill.
I am a big f1 fan but that is the best battle ever. Wont see it in today's f1.
FORZA FERRARI!!! FORZA GILLES!!!
Those Renaults had enormous power, but those early turbo engines were sooo fragile. If F1 had been determined solely by pole laps, Renault would have won about 6-7 more championships more championships during the 70s/80s. Gilles was insane on the brakes at T1.
What a great battle, between to great drivers, hard but fair.
We've gotten hand out like 60 seconds worth of penalties here. I mean there was forcing another driver off, all 4 off and gaining an advantage, ACTUAL RACING! This positively cannot be allowed. 😂😂😂
Oh yeah, I forgot that Verstappen and Leclerc got 10 hour penalties for their battle in Silverstone, my bad
Gilles Villenueve was more deserving of second as his tyres had clearly gone off; he'd flat spotted them also; & he spent the last few laps skating about whilst fighting off Arnoux.
Un crack gilles.
Esto SI ES F1
Loved this but I will mention this; if todays f1 (or any racing series) put up a replay during the last lap of the race; everybody would lose their minds- but of course not here- or any historical video. Just pointing this out and what an incredible battle this was.
So you're suggesting the last lap is a boring part of the race?
Did you not see the clip before they switched to the replay? I'd say that's bad timing..
damn gilles naynay'd on him
Checkout the crowd on track at the finish line. Probably had a bbq out getting burgers ready for top 3 finishers. The good old days.
So many driver aids now days and regulations. I have not watched a full race since the early 2000s. I just watch the highlights:)
Por favor , avisenle a los que transmiten la f1 actual que pasen este video antes de empezar las carreras , asi conocen la verdadera f1 , ahora , lo unico que tienen de interesante es la largada y las primeras 2 vueltas , lo que sigue es un bostezo gigante ...
I am feeling very uncomfortable in my trouser area now...
Good old Times
like si llegaste acá por el video de Spectrox
The cars are incredibly slow compared to today but the excitement is way better
Done without push to pass button.
40 years ago !
That was Mega
To push 2 great driver you have to be sure to the other guy. That make this thing a great one.
Villeneuve has is best with much less power.
That left-front tyre is just gone
Like si vendiste por racing team
Murray Walker, the best...
That would be around five 5-second penalties for both drivers today.
th-cam.com/video/RmvZyC6s_Wk/w-d-xo.html
the best
THAT is a fight ! No penalty
so this happened in every race in 79? and the years before and after it? or is it just like being mesmorised by bahrain 2014 between lewis and nico. people need to stop complaining about modern f1. races like this happen every now and again and austria 2019 is one of them
Ok but fuel/PU/tires saving is killing f1. Of course it needs some reliability, but 3 power units aren't enough, maybe 3 in quali spec and 3 in race spec would be good, with another engine for FP. Who tf thought using three engines could be a good idea?
This won't solve the overtaking/dirty air problem, but at least drivers could push harder.
Exciting races happen, Austria 2019 was a very good race.
They just need to let the drivers fight
Why would the french crowd be happy he just passed a french guy.
Gilles was also a French driver from Quebec.
Villeneuve was Canadian.
No Halo needed.
And how would the halo have impacted this? I understand that maybe the halo shouldn't be in the sport but some people's complaints are genuinely embarrassing
Is Clay Regazzoni even worth mentioning at this point?
F1 nowadays is still really cool but nothing like this would ever happenen without the team trying to get the other penalized or whining.
Also the cars are way too big nowadays
and they were fighting for a second place...
So?
You see, if this happened today Villeneuve would have been given a 10 second penalty. Just saying FIA, sometimes a bit of contact is good for racing.
I respectfully disagree. Silverstone 2019 was great racing with Leclerc and Verstappen and nobody was penalised, I think the fia learned from Canada
Anyone here because they’re bored of the “racing” in the 2020 season?
Xes..the best fight i've ever seen.....wow that is Racing....not the today's Gay's
4:24 Did Villeneuve just drifted into that corner??
Hahaa yes 😅
When F1 was raced by actual men instead of the feminine kids of today.
I'd advise you to watch Bianchi's crash, or Huberts, or Alex Pironis, and then try to say to yourself that f1 isnt still dangerous
@@sergeantsupreme4395 did i say the sport isn't dangerous anymore?? 🤔 (although it is definitely safer than it was in the XX century) what I said is that it used to be a man's sport and was not filled with girly looking pussys as it is today. 🙂
@@MikeRochac Saying "actual men" and "feminine kids" leads someone to infer that you're making that point. Obviously the drivers back then were more brave, but theres no need to disrespect the current drivers, who still do a dangerous job
@@sergeantsupreme4395 so you are saying only actual men can be brave? I'm saying this kid's nowadays look like girls. If they are brave or not I couldn't give less of a duck than I give now.
@@MikeRochac Tbh I don't see why people looking like girls is noteworthy enough to comment about, hence why I assumed that you meant something else. My bad I guess
GILLES IS THE F1 (KAMUI IS HIS MODERN CLONE) ¡SOMETIMES LIVE IS VERY CRUEL!
Phenomenal.shame for the winner this was happening behind him.
Flame Resistant Troll you must be fun at parties.