Yes because if i tell you that this set of 1 million jelly beans is totally unique and that they happen to be worth a pound each, then this would be a significant financial reward
@@indominusrex1652 nah, not on the cars, it would be too hypocritical, even for us. But keeping it on the circuit name, yes for the sake of "heritage". And the fact the whole south of France will revolt if someone say bad things about Ricard
It's definitely one of the top liveries of all time but I personally think the john Player Special livery is number one. Damn that Marlboro Mclaren was sexy though
When Williams won their first race at Silverstone in 1979, their main sponsor was Saudia Airlines with 'Fly Saudia' on the back wing. Before the podium ceremony Frank sent up a note to winner Clay Regazzoni telling him not to drink the champagne as drinking alcohol on prime time telly might offend the sponsor. Despite being the owner of a fledgling team, good old Frank's business sense told him what his priorities were.
There’s been some amazing branding over the years. When I bought my first camera it had to be a Canon just because of the William’s early 90s livery. When I smoked I had rothmans royals again because of the Williams sponsorship. Quite powerful, you can see why they pay so much money to have it on the cars.
almost every one of these sport regulators are hypocritical af. FIFA made sanctions against Mexico for their "offensive" chants but organized WCs on countries where it's illegal to be homosexual...
Can you be specific? Russia is mass bombing civilians following their invasion. Russia should be banned for this act. Can you please tell the world why you think the US should be banned?
@Arif Al Amin I’m pretty sure most countries have been in conflict with other countries, for most of their history. Just look at the UK, France, or Germany, for example. The reason why Russia is not being raced at is because it is invading another nation for power, while the US’s recent wars were over terrorism and the protection of American citizens from these terrorists. Unfortunately, the war lasted longer than it should, but now the US has pulled back its troops. In your mind, the only countries that could host F1 are Sweden and Switzerland. Sorry, but just calling other people “maniacs” just because they don’t agree with your viewpoint is pretty ridiculous.
Marlboro is probably one of the most iconic sponsors in Formula 1. That amazing red and white McLaren from the 70's to the 90's and of course, Michael Schumacher's Ferrari with Marlboro branding on. Shame it's been banned now
why shame? it's advertising that doesn't work on adults who already either are smokers or not... so it actually works best on youngsters. pretty nefarious if you ask me.
@@alveolate the simple fact that we're still talking about tobacco advertisements in 2022 means that their past investments to sponsor F1 earned them LIFELONG advertisement and exposure. When F1 makes throwback videos on past GPs you can still see Marlboro, Camel and other cigarette brands.
4:05 more on that, the reason why Verstappen was given a 5 second time penalty so quickly for overtaking Kimi Raikkonen off track, was because the stewards didn’t want him in the complications of drinking on the podium because he was under the legal drinking age.
In Gran Turismo Sport, which I currently own, the Rothman's logo on my Porcshe 962C is removed because since the game was developed in Japan, they had their "anti-tobacco" laws. Same thing with the Lancia Delta HF Rally Car '92 and the Lancia Delta S4 '85 in Gran Turismo 4. The Martini logo was removed because of Japan's anti-alcohol laws.
Ferrari (Marlboro) McLaren Mercedes (West) Renault (Mild Seven) BAR Honda (Lucky Strike) Those are main tobacco sponsors of F1 teams when I grew up as a kid watching F1. On top of that, there's also Williams (Hewlett-Packard/Compaq), Jordan (Benson & Hedges) and Jaguar (HSBC) as well as now defunct Arrows team (Orange).
I think Marlboro and Rothmans liveries have become so iconic in motorsports that a piece of history is lost by banning them. It's not like most people don't already know cigarettes and alcohol are bad
but what would be the point of sponsoring a team for "nostalgia" when the side effect of doing so is encouraging harmful consumption of products they sell edit: he changed it, he said he wanted to bring the sponsors back for nostalgia
Fun fact the Heineken sponsorship also shuts down ANY motorsports sponsorship deals in the USA. This includes their sister brands as well such as Dos Equis
Worth pointing out Lucky Strike were involved with the then 500cc, now MotoGP, Suzuki team in the early 90s. As was, hilariously enough, Rothmans as welll. Was there a series Rothmans didn't at least try to end up in? Also no. I instantly thought of the Arrows for some reason and then in quick succession, the Jordans, with the hornets and snakes. That team had some hella talented artists working for them. Gotta love the Bitten and Hissen, and the Buzzin Hornets one too. Also, yes, Red Bull was, for a time, banned in France too. Kind of awkward for RBR too..and I swear France had some of the best ways to get around the ban on cigarette adverts. The R ? and such. Also, yes, the vid/article didn't say it but you can take a wild guess why the Middle Eastern nations look down on alcohol. it's not just limited to F1, however. Motorcycles have very, very prominent Coronoa (ironic) branding, the Mexican beer before they change their name and they'd do what Gaulois did. The Go!!! (which is another fantastic way to get around the restrictions too come to think of it. made the team look quicker than theyy were. Hello late 90s Prost. Backmarkers with a fantastic livery and that one GT team running a Viper in the early 00s, or was it a Corvette?) Also those rules applied double so to F1 videogames too at the time, too
Rothmans was the title sponsor for the Honda factory team in the old 500 cc from 1981 to 1993 I think. Repsol, the current sponsor, replaced them in 94 when they got the Williams sponsorship. Marlboro sponsored Roberts Yamaha (the de facto factory team for Yamaha for many years) and, later, Ducati.
I still find it amazing that advertising is as valuable as it is. It just proves how easily brainwashed people are. If someone is willing to pay $160,000,000 just to put a logo on an F1 car, you don't just think it will draw people to your product, you expect to make a profit off your investment. It's scary how easy this works on people. I guess it also explains why so many conspiracy theories are believed and how people end up in cults without intending to. If you see or hear the same thing over and over again from what you consider a reliable source, you will believe it to be true.
bro, your content is TOP TIER. The news ancor voice kills me tho. Try to read/record with some emotion. But in the same breath, what ain broke dont fix it right ?
A small suggestion to you guys, your black or dark greyish background is very similar to the youtube's dark mode black background, I suggest you guys should change that dark greyish colour with the youtube's black colour background...it will look so slick! Just give it a try once. Love your videos
So...nothing you mentioned was actually banned. You have "as long as no one asks," and regionally restricted sponsors (the teams can run them but are subject to local laws) but there isn't a "DO NOT PUT THIS ON YOUR CAR," sponsor class.
Heineken actually promotes the 0.0 alcohol at F1 races so technically it’s not alcohol even though the brand is synonymous with alcohol. I’d like to see anti tobacco advertising like “DEATH, CANCER or TUMOUR” that would go down a treat.. lol
in motorsport overall. The most well known (and likely only) racing in the world where they never had a car was Nascar, because Winston signed as a series sponsor with exclusive rights, only RJ Reynolds brands could be advertised (that was their move when the FCC banned their direct ads on TV after they made an ad with Fred and Barney from The Flinstones). Their presence was huge because they backed major teams that won almost all the time. McLaren in F1, Penske in Indycar, Peter Brock in the old ATCC, I think Toyota in group B rally, Yamaha in the old 500 cc.
Although Penthouse sponsored Heskith in the 70s IIRC adult entertainment companies have been banned since the late 90s when Tyrrell was blocked from running cyber erotica branding. (which led to the Xena ads as Five were part of the same group at the time)
Yeah, lets just ban individual choices and personal sovereignty next. Clearly, people cant decide whats best for them on their own, and need a leader like you Kenzie
The Mission Winnow logo was just a blob to me. I never understood what is supposed to be and what company it represented. I do not think I was alone to never grasp it. A total waste of marketing money.
@@Quaker763Or bananas as well wasn't it? Found an old CD of the (admittedly awful) Rally Challenge (not to be confused with the much better and later released Rallisport Challenge), which had a lot of 555 branding in it, up to and including, a biography of the company, and shots of the 555 sponsored Scooby for menu backgrounds, now granted when you had the menus up you couldn't see a lot of it
The point that stuck out for me was at the end. Vettel with the most overtakes award. Remember back in the 2010s when the cynics used to say “Vettel can’t race wheel-to-wheel” and “Vettel can’t overtake” They look very silly right now
And how alcohol is banned at certain circuits, even though I probably know why. Still, Im pretty sure alcohol is harmless compared to tobacco, crypto and gambling.
It didn't begin with Lotus, it was Team Gunston (another tobacco brand) at the 1968 South African GP. Team Lotus then began wearing sponsorship in the start of the following Tasman Series before the iconic Gold Leaf Team Lotus appeared at Levin
It used to be the same with Nascar. Home Depot was Tony Stewart. Dupont was Jeff Gordon. Mr. Goodwrench was Dale sr. Budweiser was Dale Jr. Lowes was Jimmy Johnson. STP was Richard Petty. Now these cars are sponsored by companies that are not that well known.
How about a Rusty Wallace/Kurt Busch/Brad Keselowski's Miller Lite and Sterling Marlin/David Stremme's Coors Light has now banned in NASCARs Sponsorship.
Tobacco sponsors are not banned from F1 BU from any kind of sponsorship. Many people think that it was actually F1 who banned tobacco sponsors. It's just an EU law.
And yet Sauber were allowed to have a gambling company as their title sponsor which to me gambling can have a truly devastating effect more than tobacco
Because of plain packaging I had never seen any of these brand logos so I was like "wtf is this company on a bunch of the cars and tracks that I have never seen before"
Ferrari still makes good promotion for Marlboro. The logo is just a pack of Marlboro held at a 45 degree angle and a little twist to not make it look like the Marlboro logo. (The bend in the top of the white triangle instead of a pointy corner.
They need money, not livery ideas, if they put on a livery, their chances of getting a title sponsor will drop by a lot which will end up in them leaving F1
I hope as a tribute to seb for winning the first overtake award, the fia gives all future winners of the award 1 million jellybeans.
An NFT of 1 million jellybeans, more like
Still a more costworthy investment than the Haas in 2021 lmao
Yes because if i tell you that this set of 1 million jelly beans is totally unique and that they happen to be worth a pound each, then this would be a significant financial reward
I think Seb's still counting his
@@namename3130 could probably get 100 for a quid if you bulk buy
The irony of Paul Ricard : You can't advertise alcohol there but the name of the circuit is of the creator of an alcohol beverage company :)
So by that standard they should rename paul ricard to \\\\\\
@@indominusrex1652 no it's French alcohol so we allow it /s
@@AlexbasicC so that means that if any team gets a french alcohol sponsor they will allow it hmmm
@@indominusrex1652 nah, not on the cars, it would be too hypocritical, even for us. But keeping it on the circuit name, yes for the sake of "heritage". And the fact the whole south of France will revolt if someone say bad things about Ricard
@@AlexbasicC oh god that means i just caused a revolt
I thought mission winnow was supposed to be more like mission win now. I thought this was Ferraris way of showing they are ready to compete again. 😂😂
no, that was a meme from that
Mission spinnow
Are you serious?
That was just a meme
minnow wishin'
Same
Marlboro McLaren of the late 80s is undoubtedly the most iconic livery of all!
Graham Chapman stares at you in John Player Special.
Debatable as the JPS black Lotus looked amazing. So did Rothmans Williams.
@@Jimorian😂😂😂😂
@@ThermicLight
Don't forget the West McLaren!
It's definitely one of the top liveries of all time but I personally think the john Player Special livery is number one. Damn that Marlboro Mclaren was sexy though
Kevin Magnussen is back in haas
No slamming doors this time lol
@@marksmith7028 he does not fok smash my door, tell him that
Gbye mazeshit
Old news!
Jammer
When Williams won their first race at Silverstone in 1979, their main sponsor was Saudia Airlines with 'Fly Saudia' on the back wing. Before the podium ceremony Frank sent up a note to winner Clay Regazzoni telling him not to drink the champagne as drinking alcohol on prime time telly might offend the sponsor. Despite being the owner of a fledgling team, good old Frank's business sense told him what his priorities were.
All my adult life I wanted a Tag Heuer watch and I didn't know why. I started watching classic F1 races and I figured it out quickly.
There’s been some amazing branding over the years. When I bought my first camera it had to be a Canon just because of the William’s early 90s livery. When I smoked I had rothmans royals again because of the Williams sponsorship. Quite powerful, you can see why they pay so much money to have it on the cars.
so ur telling us u have the mind of a 12 year old that can be influenced by pretty colours? mkay then
@@Son-Of-Gillean isn’t anything a terrible smoke
@@khda891 not if you smoke xD
@@Son-Of-Gillean aye but you got 24 in pack. Important that when 4 teenagers are chipping together for a pack.
Consooomer
F1: Let’s ban Cigarettes.
Also F1: Let’s go to Saudi Arabia while having “We Race As One” stickers on the cars.
Yeah no shit. But you know how hypocritical these elites are..
almost every one of these sport regulators are hypocritical af. FIFA made sanctions against Mexico for their "offensive" chants but organized WCs on countries where it's illegal to be homosexual...
@Arif Al Amin what's wrong with that?
Can you be specific? Russia is mass bombing civilians following their invasion. Russia should be banned for this act. Can you please tell the world why you think the US should be banned?
@Arif Al Amin I’m pretty sure most countries have been in conflict with other countries, for most of their history. Just look at the UK, France, or Germany, for example. The reason why Russia is not being raced at is because it is invading another nation for power, while the US’s recent wars were over terrorism and the protection of American citizens from these terrorists. Unfortunately, the war lasted longer than it should, but now the US has pulled back its troops. In your mind, the only countries that could host F1 are Sweden and Switzerland.
Sorry, but just calling other people “maniacs” just because they don’t agree with your viewpoint is pretty ridiculous.
Marlboro is probably one of the most iconic sponsors in Formula 1. That amazing red and white McLaren from the 70's to the 90's and of course, Michael Schumacher's Ferrari with Marlboro branding on. Shame it's been banned now
I loved the black & gold JPS branding on the 70s-mid80s Lotus cars.
why shame? it's advertising that doesn't work on adults who already either are smokers or not... so it actually works best on youngsters. pretty nefarious if you ask me.
@@alveolate the simple fact that we're still talking about tobacco advertisements in 2022 means that their past investments to sponsor F1 earned them LIFELONG advertisement and exposure. When F1 makes throwback videos on past GPs you can still see Marlboro, Camel and other cigarette brands.
Agree 100% we are being punished because the UN wants to treat everyone like children
it's banned so that kids don't get affected and start smoking
"Gambling: Allowed." Well obviously - there's crypto ads everywhere.
All forms of investing are gambling not just crypto.
@@Sparrowash97 Touché
4:05 more on that, the reason why Verstappen was given a 5 second time penalty so quickly for overtaking Kimi Raikkonen off track, was because the stewards didn’t want him in the complications of drinking on the podium because he was under the legal drinking age.
Not even close buddy. Verstappen overtook Raikkonen off the track, which was a pretty clear penalty, that's why the decision was quick.
@@metro3313 hes joking
@@metro3313 it's a joke but okay
@@metro3313 woooosh
@@metro3313 😂
In Gran Turismo Sport, which I currently own, the Rothman's logo on my Porcshe 962C is removed because since the game was developed in Japan, they had their "anti-tobacco" laws. Same thing with the Lancia Delta HF Rally Car '92 and the Lancia Delta S4 '85 in Gran Turismo 4. The Martini logo was removed because of Japan's anti-alcohol laws.
A few people made the livery’s with the Rothmans and Martini logos, just gotta download them
@@kentuckycriedfricken4667, how will I do that?
th-cam.com/video/jdj7-JptdWA/w-d-xo.html
That’s how
@@kentuckycriedfricken4667, oh.
Daim, Uralkali got banned even from the vidyo about banned sponsors... 🤣
Was it really banned? 😳
Both masespin and uralcal was banned
They are sponsors of war in Ukraine
@@deerlord2363 yes, Russian Companies are banned
@@Dexter037S4 not really banned. They just got no way to pay for the sponsorships
Remember the genius Marlboro barcode in 2007?
So genius, they brought it back for 2010 as well.
the 2007 version was less obvious. the 2009-10 version was too obvious
Looks like the NASCAR logo has entered F1 with those bar codes
JPS Lotus was iconic...
I miss the Jordan "BE ON EDGE" / Buzzing Hornets cars...
That's a clever marketing techniques I must say....
after the Marlboro McLaren, JPS is the most iconic cigarette sponsor in F1
I remember that car
That was used of Benson & Hedges in sponsorship was banned in 2002.
Be on Edge, buzzin hornets, bitten heroes...
F1: Uses Marlboro livery cars all the time because they are iconic and instantly recognizable as F1.
Also F1: Bans Marlboro liveries.
Ferrari (Marlboro)
McLaren Mercedes (West)
Renault (Mild Seven)
BAR Honda (Lucky Strike)
Those are main tobacco sponsors of F1 teams when I grew up as a kid watching F1.
On top of that, there's also Williams (Hewlett-Packard/Compaq), Jordan (Benson & Hedges) and Jaguar (HSBC) as well as now defunct Arrows team (Orange).
I think Marlboro and Rothmans liveries have become so iconic in motorsports that a piece of history is lost by banning them. It's not like most people don't already know cigarettes and alcohol are bad
yellow jordan and benson&hedges is also super iconic.
williams' compaq
The Martini livery too. Not cigarettes, obviously, but still just as iconic
but what would be the point of sponsoring a team for "nostalgia" when the side effect of doing so is encouraging harmful consumption of products they sell
edit: he changed it, he said he wanted to bring the sponsors back for nostalgia
@@WETiLAMBY it's always the people who don't watch f1 the ones deciding what is allowed and what not
I would have loved to be at that first meeting
"So we want you to give us money... and if return we'll put your name on our car"
Marlboro Ferrari was too good to stay.
It was removed so kids wont get affected and start smoking
Fun fact the Heineken sponsorship also shuts down ANY motorsports sponsorship deals in the USA. This includes their sister brands as well such as Dos Equis
Nobody cares and it isn’t fun
I"ve read this article on the website, so crazy to see it in a video format, great article, great video, great channel, not a fanboy thought
cant wait for ferrari to paint the wheel covers to look like the malboro logo when spinning in racing speeds
I don't think that will happen, their deal ended last season. Hence why there was no mission winnow logo in the car presentation
What about the "WEST" McLaren?
They put 'East' on instead and then the drivers names 'Mika' and 'David' in the same font, in the same oval using the same livery.
One that i remember most is the yellow Benson and hedges of Heinz Harald Frentzen and the black and gold JPS livery, both not featured in the video
Worth pointing out Lucky Strike were involved with the then 500cc, now MotoGP, Suzuki team in the early 90s. As was, hilariously enough, Rothmans as welll. Was there a series Rothmans didn't at least try to end up in?
Also no. I instantly thought of the Arrows for some reason and then in quick succession, the Jordans, with the hornets and snakes. That team had some hella talented artists working for them. Gotta love the Bitten and Hissen, and the Buzzin Hornets one too.
Also, yes, Red Bull was, for a time, banned in France too. Kind of awkward for RBR too..and I swear France had some of the best ways to get around the ban on cigarette adverts. The R ? and such.
Also, yes, the vid/article didn't say it but you can take a wild guess why the Middle Eastern nations look down on alcohol. it's not just limited to F1, however. Motorcycles have very, very prominent Coronoa (ironic) branding, the Mexican beer before they change their name and they'd do what Gaulois did. The Go!!! (which is another fantastic way to get around the restrictions too come to think of it. made the team look quicker than theyy were. Hello late 90s Prost. Backmarkers with a fantastic livery and that one GT team running a Viper in the early 00s, or was it a Corvette?)
Also those rules applied double so to F1 videogames too at the time, too
Rothmans was the title sponsor for the Honda factory team in the old 500 cc from 1981 to 1993 I think. Repsol, the current sponsor, replaced them in 94 when they got the Williams sponsorship. Marlboro sponsored Roberts Yamaha (the de facto factory team for Yamaha for many years) and, later, Ducati.
I still find it amazing that advertising is as valuable as it is. It just proves how easily brainwashed people are. If someone is willing to pay $160,000,000 just to put a logo on an F1 car, you don't just think it will draw people to your product, you expect to make a profit off your investment. It's scary how easy this works on people. I guess it also explains why so many conspiracy theories are believed and how people end up in cults without intending to. If you see or hear the same thing over and over again from what you consider a reliable source, you will believe it to be true.
I don't smoke but the Marlboro logo in senna's car is just legendary up to this date
Jordan ran Buzzin Hornets and Bitten Heroes in place of Benson and Hedges at the US GP at Indy for a couple years. I have a Buzzin Hornets die cast.
In Abu Dubai alcohol isn’t banned.. You can buy it but are only allowed to drink it in your home
having to change the colors of a stripe on your clothes is as petty as something can get
Let me tell ya somethin', when I was young, I had no clue that those were smoky brands at first, but now it all makes a context have a meaning
Was waiting for Uralkali to be mentioned lol
remeber how cool was the lancia delta sponsor by Martini?!
bro, your content is TOP TIER. The news ancor voice kills me tho. Try to read/record with some emotion. But in the same breath, what ain broke dont fix it right ?
any marlboro livery is just iconic, whether f1 or rally or whatever. it’s sick af
I thought it was against the law to show the Eifel tower at night because their lights are copyrighted.
- Oh what are you doing this weekend?
- I'm watching very fast advertisements.
Checks out.
A small suggestion to you guys, your black or dark greyish background is very similar to the youtube's dark mode black background, I suggest you guys should change that dark greyish colour with the youtube's black colour background...it will look so slick! Just give it a try once. Love your videos
I’m surprised the old West sponsorship didn’t get a mention, with the lettering being removed at some races, but the logo still visible!?!
Did we forget SportPesa being the title sponsor for Racing Point?
Senna’s car and JPS with Lotus was iconic and shouldn’t be censored.
The West McLaren is still one of my favorite F1 liveries ever
same
3:47
As a kid I always saw or thought I saw Hieniken as sparkling water or something
So...nothing you mentioned was actually banned.
You have "as long as no one asks," and regionally restricted sponsors (the teams can run them but are subject to local laws) but there isn't a "DO NOT PUT THIS ON YOUR CAR," sponsor class.
Heineken actually promotes the 0.0 alcohol at F1 races so technically it’s not alcohol even though the brand is synonymous with alcohol.
I’d like to see anti tobacco advertising like “DEATH, CANCER or TUMOUR” that would go down a treat.. lol
Ah yes, crypto in F1, the pinnacle of sponsorship. At least we don't have RAID: Shadow Legends on the Red Bull yet.
😂
Marlboro was legendary in Every Motorsport
Bunch of a waste of money, I literally can't recall a sponsor on a car and with that my choice in purchases clearly has not been influenced.
Marlboro had such a presence in f1
in motorsport overall. The most well known (and likely only) racing in the world where they never had a car was Nascar, because Winston signed as a series sponsor with exclusive rights, only RJ Reynolds brands could be advertised (that was their move when the FCC banned their direct ads on TV after they made an ad with Fred and Barney from The Flinstones). Their presence was huge because they backed major teams that won almost all the time. McLaren in F1, Penske in Indycar, Peter Brock in the old ATCC, I think Toyota in group B rally, Yamaha in the old 500 cc.
Although Penthouse sponsored Heskith in the 70s IIRC adult entertainment companies have been banned since the late 90s when Tyrrell was blocked from running cyber erotica branding. (which led to the Xena ads as Five were part of the same group at the time)
Jordan, team with their yellow colour. Running penthouse.
It's gonna be a whole new Rich Energy fiasco when all of the cryptocurrency stuff crashes lol
Cryptocurrency is cringe
@@KitKitChanIsaac Fiat currency is cringe
tell that to people that purchased bitcoin pre 2020. This mentality is just people that don't understand the technology.
Great video as always
I'd never thought you'd mention the term NFT lol 🤣
The fact tobacco hasn't been fully banned baffles me
Capitalism at its finest
and alcohol, and gambling, ...
And crypto….
Shady stuff pays more, so that's it
Yeah, lets just ban individual choices and personal sovereignty next. Clearly, people cant decide whats best for them on their own, and need a leader like you Kenzie
The Mission Winnow logo was just a blob to me. I never understood what is supposed to be and what company it represented. I do not think I was alone to never grasp it. A total waste of marketing money.
Tabacco was banned years ago. So, tobacco is the only productm end of video. BAR was a team in the 1960s. Nothing to do with cigarrettes.
Speaking of tobacco and cigarette advertisements, didn’t the Colin McRae subaru have a cigarette ad that they had to take off?
Yep. State Express 555. They replaced it with three commas in places where the advertising was banned.
@@Quaker763Or bananas as well wasn't it?
Found an old CD of the (admittedly awful) Rally Challenge (not to be confused with the much better and later released Rallisport Challenge), which had a lot of 555 branding in it, up to and including, a biography of the company, and shots of the 555 sponsored Scooby for menu backgrounds, now granted when you had the menus up you couldn't see a lot of it
"What surprise you the most?"
No mention of fire arms
The point that stuck out for me was at the end.
Vettel with the most overtakes award.
Remember back in the 2010s when the cynics used to say “Vettel can’t race wheel-to-wheel” and “Vettel can’t overtake”
They look very silly right now
I used to like when Busweiser were replaced with Sea World and Busch Gardens theme parks as they used to both be owned by Ansheiser-Busch
I think the black and gold JPS Lotus livery is one of the most iconic tobacco sponsorship ones in F1,
If you grew up in the 80's, when you see a pack of Marlboro Red's even today, you see F1.
If I was a tobacco company I would change my name to "WeRaceAsOne"
Funny that tabacco is banned but crypto scams are allowed.
And how alcohol is banned at certain circuits, even though I probably know why.
Still, Im pretty sure alcohol is harmless compared to tobacco, crypto and gambling.
And gambling companies are allowed courtesy of Stake sponsoring Sauber
3:11 velo and vuse isn't tobacco product. That's why they still allowed to show the sponsor.
On The Gambling companies, you forgot to mention Sportpesa who were on Racing Point's cars a few years back.
That popping out from Ferrari 0:07 😂😂
I think that alcohol and tobacco companies have some of the most legendary and best looking paint schemes in racing.
It didn't begin with Lotus, it was Team Gunston (another tobacco brand) at the 1968 South African GP. Team Lotus then began wearing sponsorship in the start of the following Tasman Series before the iconic Gold Leaf Team Lotus appeared at Levin
It used to be the same with Nascar. Home Depot was Tony Stewart. Dupont was Jeff Gordon. Mr. Goodwrench was Dale sr. Budweiser was Dale Jr. Lowes was Jimmy Johnson. STP was Richard Petty. Now these cars are sponsored by companies that are not that well known.
How about a Rusty Wallace/Kurt Busch/Brad Keselowski's Miller Lite and Sterling Marlin/David Stremme's Coors Light has now banned in NASCARs Sponsorship.
so you are saying that the reason there is sponsors on F1 cars is cuz they look wierd without them?
3:11 Whats the name of the programm on the man's right shoulder ?
Most cigarette brands, especially Marlboro, made more profit in F1 till the EU plus US banned tobacco advertisement.
Tobacco sponsors are not banned from F1 BU from any kind of sponsorship. Many people think that it was actually F1 who banned tobacco sponsors. It's just an EU law.
And yet Sauber were allowed to have a gambling company as their title sponsor which to me gambling can have a truly devastating effect more than tobacco
@@AdamTheMan1993 The fact is gambling sponsoring is not banned in the EU.
Marlboro is featured on certain tracks... Not only just the cars
Even the safety car is sponsored by Croudstrike
The best bit is the Ferarri red now is soooo much better than previous years
1:49 a clip from The Red Violin! Such an under rated film.
What an excellent informative video, cheers 👍
2:43 Malboro??
Outside of the Muslim countries, I am surprised there aren't more beer sponsors.
They should ban RedBull sponsorship. This lemonade contains less coffein than a cup of coffee and contains huge amount of industrial sugar.
If you ban every questionable product from F1, there won't be much left.
I really really hate betting sponsors in any sport. Shouldn't be allowed at all.
0:58
I was just about to pop off about smoking being banned
Ironic, you can't have a sponsor that promotes using vapes instead of cigarettes, but you can have sponsors that promote money laundering (crypto)
So money laundering isn't done through FIAT money?
Did you know, that percentage wise crypto is used less for illegal activity than FIAT money?
SportPesa was title sponsor of Racing Point in 2019, wasn't it a bet company?
Bring mission winnow back the logo was amazing on the ferrari
Cigarettes sponsors were cool!! And they never influenced me at all… I didn’t even know what most of them were until years later.
Agreed. Marlboro McLaren is legendary. West as well
Because of plain packaging I had never seen any of these brand logos so I was like "wtf is this company on a bunch of the cars and tracks that I have never seen before"
Ferrari still makes good promotion for Marlboro. The logo is just a pack of Marlboro held at a 45 degree angle and a little twist to not make it look like the Marlboro logo. (The bend in the top of the white triangle instead of a pointy corner.
Bring back the Marlboro
the irony of alchohol ads being banned in russia of all places
Can we start a petition for Haas to add the Ukrainian flag to its livery
yes indeed we shall!
Yes!
They need money, not livery ideas, if they put on a livery, their chances of getting a title sponsor will drop by a lot which will end up in them leaving F1
@@joshjackburns Actually, supporting Ukraine is a good business (marketing) opportunity now - and yes, I do know how bizarre this sounds.
Maybe for all teams?
I thought the mission winnow sponsor was part of the actual livery instead of it being a sponsor
Need to get crypto/NFTs on the list
then investing should be on the list... which would mean no more sponsors because there for investors more than every day people.
I still have no idea why he mentioned NFTs
Bro I always thought Mission Winnow was a Ferrari hashtag or something to show they’re fast 😂
I had no idea what Mission Winnow was.
But the velo on mcl is snus
You have excellent taste in cars to use as random examples Matt.