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Oh yeah, remember it was Mansell Patresse every week, then prost hill, then hill Villanueve, as a kid I actually felt bad for the other teams that didn't stand a chance.
New #1, Gasly wins at Monza after losing his best friend Anthoine Hubert the year before. No crowd. No crazy celebrations or parties. Yet somehow the silence, and Pierre sitting alone on the podium make it seem even more poignant. Definitely one of the biggest tearjerkers in f1 history
We're really emotional, unfortunately racing is really hard to persuade here and I'm sad that probably we won't be seeing any Brazilian racer in f1 in the next couple of years
Emerson Fittipaldi, Ayrton Senna and Rubens Barrichello will be forever in history... For me the best racers of all time from Brazil... Mu family loves F1 since 1950... My father name is Ronnie Petterson (the 1970 decade racer) and Giancarlo Fisichella gived the name for me hehehehe
I love how Mika supports Michael as he is in tears while his own brother just sits there looking awkward. Edit: As much as I appreciate all the comments on this, I think we’ve established that Ralf does in fact care about Michael at least a little bit.
I just thought absolutely the same and wanted to comment that. Then I found your comment. This situation shows the real character of Ralf. So typical...
Checo: *wins first race of his carrer and starts crying* Russell: *has a torrid race (despite his amazing performance) and starts crying* Me, at midnight, procrastinating: "well well well look what's being recommended"
To me it seems more like Ralf felt lost right there, not embarrassed. Maybe even thinking like _I'm not gonna cry, my brother's crying, I'm not gonna cry_ . He could only imagine what his brother has been through and Michael breaking down in tears probably came out of the blue, and he just didn't know how to react.
5:13 Massa's walk back to the pit was an incredible moment that not even the most imaginative of Hollywood screenwriters could ever dream of. How was it possible for those exact series of events to happen to allow him to walk uninterrupted in the pit lane to receive such ovation from crews & teams? Unimaginable scenes. It's the stuff sports movies are made of. And it couldn't have happened to more deserving person. Sure, it was tainted slightly by his U-turn on his decision to retire, but back then, nobody know that would happen.
My fav sports moment for my fav F1 driver. I desperately need new dvr for my cable, can't program any recordings for yr now, but I won't let cable switch out because I have that race & scene taped on it. Cable told me no way to transfer to sumthing else, sooo.
When I saw that live, I started crying imediately. Even being brazilian, I've never though that Massa was so well loved by everyone. His whole career was great, and he deserved everything he's got. Even 2008, in our hearts.
@@WarumBrauchIchNenAlias He did console Michael when Mika is getting the next question. It's just interesting that the first person to console him immediately is his greatest rival (and also friend).
@ROB112 that's a little sibling's innate reaction, "oh no oh no oh no maybe if I stand perfectly still mum won't notice oh god I'm in trouble even if I'm not sure what I did wrong"
Senna: *wins home GP* Senna: AAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHH The footage: Understandable, have a great day *disapears*
Poor Felipe also cried on the top of the Podium at Interlagos 2008 after he lost out the title to Lewis by a single point. That being said, probably one of the saddest moment in Carlos Sainz Sr. lost his engine 500 metres from the finish in fourth place. Had he maintained that position, he would had been World Rally Champion by a point over his rival, the great Tommi Makinen. But instead, Makinen won his third title in a row before getting his fourth in a row in 1999. JR Hildebrand's crash on the last corner of the last lap while leading the Indy 500 in 2011 was the most heartbreaking, allowing Dan Wheldon to win the race while JR's crashed car survived to finish second.
@@canicetang8837 Yeah, and to make the last one you mention all the more heart-wrenching, Dan died at the final race that year. Motorsport can be so exceptionally cruel...
Senna's Mclaren lost all the gears except the 6th. So he had to do everything physically to adapt without the car stalling. When he finished the race, he was exhausted and cramps built in. So he was both happy but also screaming in pain. He couldn't even hold his winning trophy on the podium because he wore out completely.
1:25 the mechanic with his broken arm 2:31 "i need a moment" *SEBASTIAN VETTEL YOU ARE THE WORLD CHAMPION* *THE WORLD CHAMPION WELL DONE ENJOY IT* *YOU ARE THE MAN*
Well, first of all: radio messages are always delayed, so you can't really blame Christian Horner. If there wasn't any cutting and pasting done, then, yep, it's Christian Horner being his subtle self ;-)
6:25 after screaming in english "I CAN'T BELIEVE IT!!!" Ayrton Senna screams in portuguese "EU NÃO ACREDITO!!!" and then I believe he screams "GANHEI!!" ... both phrases translates to "I can't believe it!!!" (yes he said the same phrase both in english and in portuguese) and to "I won!!!"
Gasly's first ever podium celebration in Brazil 2019 is missing from this list... That was definitely a tear-jerker moment in modern F1 history given that he was dropped from the senior Red Bull team that same year without ever having a top 3 finish.
That press conference was so strange, they went on to ask more questions from Mika and Ralf and come back to Michael after a couple of minutes but he just couldn't answer. They even insisted he answer something as they were on live TV and Mika had to jump in telling them to back off.
Yes Michael won that race which Senna died. He had no idea he had died & was happy on the podium. Schumacher got a little undeserved hate for that I believe. Keep fighting Michael 👊🏎️
He was cramping for about 15 laps at the end driving the car with basically one gear. I think some of those screaming was due to the pain. You can see he couldn't get out of the car himself.
They actually fought with each other the entire race. Rubens said that he didn't know how they did that, he wouldn't be able to drive if he had lost his mother.
@@barisondude7673 And yet when Michael starts crying it's not Ralf who tries to comfort him. It's Eighter Mika Häkkinen or David Coulthard hand on his back.
5:02 "That is Luca Badoer, who was forth, and has retired, *and has burst into tears, unsurprisingly, in the Minardi* ". Am I the only one who thinks the way he said that makes it seem like he was crying BECAUSE he realized he's in a Minardi?
I don't know, but Murray could have used kinder wording in my opinion. Luca Badoer was described by Dutch commentator Olav Mol as the hardest working driver in F1 at that time, because besides driving for Minardi, he also was Ferrari test driver. According to Mr. Mol, Badoer had written in his contract that he couldn't tell Minardi any Ferrari go-faster secrets. So, with that information in mind, I always cry with poor Luca and with Minardi, a team which I've always loved.
Minardi at that time were the lovable loosers. This was the Minardi of Gianpaolo Minardi and Gabriele Rumi. They hung out in there by sheer determination and passion for the sport.
That day, Rubens drove like Senna. Absolutely brilliant, and truly deserved. Unfortunately, he never had been respected for most of the brasilians. But he was quite good.
Rubens was probably the most popular guy on the grid with everyone - teams, drivers, crowds. What tainted him was being the obvious number 2 to Schumacher. We all wanted him to show us what he could do, and unfortunately, it wasn't until he was in the Brawn and had 'equal billing' with JB did we really get to see it. And damn, he was a great driver. He'd have had numerous wins more had he been allowed at Ferrari.
Only in Brazil he’s seen like that. Barrichello is the best modern driver not to win the championship. The development and set up of the fabulous Ferrari cars of that era were done by him. He was also the one who chose the tires that Schumacher and himself would use in the races. And, sometimes, Schumacher would copy his setup in certain tracks.
Rubens is not underrated. Real F1 fans know his position in the sport according to his extraordinary talent. It is not a coincidence that the last Brazilian win cane from him 11 years ago.
Häkkinen left with same age, or 33. Even great drivers can retire sooner than expected once they realize the likelihood of winning another championship has become very small for them.
Then clearly you're not paying attention, not every emotion needs to be expressed in such a loud manner. Not every race will have such a passionate reaction. You just saw different and rare instances from vastly different eras compressed into an 8 minute highlight video and suddenly a few years modern F1 has no emotion? Please learn to see things in context.
@@thiagob5984 dps de falar "i cant believe" ele fala "eu nao acredito", em português, é bem difícil de perceber, ainda mais pros gringos, ent da pra deixar passar
This is it.. This is the side of F1 and motorsport in general that has such an incredible impact on everyone (The teams, drivers, friends/family and fans). The emotion and being in the moment. Absolutely remarkable
@Blake Pritchett concordo. Ainda mais quando você coloca na conta que mesmo vindo de famílias "ricas", a luta pra chegar no topo da F1 é muito mais difícil para os BR's
Those commentators where being real dicks to Badoer then. With words like "disgustingly" and that "theres badoer, crying" it just felt really off to me
Love seeing the emotion out there. Too often, we only see anger, but the heartbreaking agony of defeat and the elation of victory are so much more compelling.
I've seen a lot in Formula 1 since 1974! But I've never seen anyone win a race with just sixth gear! Senna, without a doubt, the biggest and the best of all time! I miss you, Senna! On all my Sundays ....
Mika, being Finnish, was usually a very cool, calm character. That was the first, almost Mediterranean, show of emotion from him. I think Murray was surprised because it was out of (his public) character. And back then, guys just didn't cry much in public, unless they had the 'excuse' of coming from a passionate (in the quick to react sense) country, like Brazil or Italy. It really was a very unusual sight at that time.
It's more the fact that Hakkinen had an exceptionally rare display of emotion. He was one of the calmest and most cool drivers in F1 (largely because he's Finnish; it's kind of a natural characteristic of Finns), but that moment showed us that he's human like the rest of us, and no less prone to a bit of emotion. But yes, I did expect orange juice.
There's nothing wrong with some passion, mate. Wear your heart on your sleeve, there's nothing unmanly about it. Us 'cold' N Europeans actually get it ;)
Brazil gave lovely and iconic moments in all these seventy years of racing. You also have the best fans, one of the best circuits and legendary drivers. Formula 1 without Brazil wouldn't be the same.
@@KevinMaloneDMS_02 absolutely. It's sad to see a grid with no Brazilian drivers lining up, and probably won't be one in the near future. Our fans are almost like tifosi, incredibly passionate about the sport. Back to the list, I never thought we'd lock out the top 3, I felt Badoer would easily be #1. It still draws tears from my eyes every single time I watch it, just like I did back in '99
You are so great guys, you are a top country, very supportive of your sportmen, you always live emotions and deliver emotions to others. Brazil GP is so great to follow. Brazilian way to live sport, is so unique that it is a true synonym of living. Keep doing great, guys !
That guard of honour for Massa is a truly moving moment. Whilst he may not have a WC or a large number of wins, he succeeded in getting the most valuable thing of all. Respect
Senna's moment was incomparable with no other one! Simply a star of art race, with a gearbox compromised, and still fighting not for himself, but for 200M people for happiness moment! 💓
The most emotional for me was Hakkinen becoming the 1998 world champion after nearly dying in Adelaide 1995 and Schumacher finally winning the championship in 2000 after losing it during the previous 3 years
I still get goosebumps every time I see the end of the 2010 Abu Dhabi, when they tell Vettel to wait until everyone crosses the line. I jumped around the house after they announced him as the World Champion, still gets me every time!
Vettel: I need a moment
Christia Horner: *S E B A S T I A N V E T T E L Y O U A R E T H E W O R L D C H A M P I O N*
EL SÑR BUFFY you are the man enjoy it
Du bist weltmeister
Christian*
Imagine New f1 fans hearing that People were annoyed with Williams cars being the fastest lol
Oh yeah, remember it was Mansell Patresse every week, then prost hill, then hill Villanueve, as a kid I actually felt bad for the other teams that didn't stand a chance.
And that Ferrari could win at one time without cheating and Mercedes was not even a midfield team they sucked so bad.
All this happened?
Being a new fan and hearing all the jokes about Williams nowadays. I was confused.😄
Wtf really? 😂
6:18 Senna sounded more like a v10 then a v10 does
More like a V12 than a V10.
HAHAHAHAHAHA
*than
@@CuriousPug12 english is not my first language
HAHAHAHA
New #1, Gasly wins at Monza after losing his best friend Anthoine Hubert the year before.
No crowd.
No crazy celebrations or parties.
Yet somehow the silence, and Pierre sitting alone on the podium make it seem even more poignant.
Definitely one of the biggest tearjerkers in f1 history
Robin Culpin agreed. But not very visual without the backstory.
Did pierre even cry
Also, Leclerc's win in Spa 2019 the day after his friend Anthoine Hubert died.
New #1 Perez's win after being in 20th and breakjng the record for being the longest driver to wait for a win
@@adambanks7265 That's true.
0:05 Häkkinen: *tosses steering wheel*
Räikkönen: *GIVE IT TO ME!*
I see what you did there :-)
Give it to me now!
Come on move!
DED ... absolutely DED, well done dude XDDD
Marcelo Sanjuan 69th like
Seb: I need a moment
Christian Horner: *starts yelling*
*_"YOU ARE THE WORLD CHAMPION"_*
*_THE WORLD CHAMPION ENJOY IT!! YOU ARE THE MAN!_*
“WHOOO, YEEEES”
No Seb, you will not have the moment
@@ryanford5387 is the moment on orr not
Brazil sure delivered a lot of heartwarming moments to this sport.
We're really emotional, unfortunately racing is really hard to persuade here and I'm sad that probably we won't be seeing any Brazilian racer in f1 in the next couple of years
Sim, infelizmente não tem ninguém para nos representar atualmente na F1
@@snaph2519 Bora apoiar o Draguvich po muleque ta na F2 agora so 1k de seguidores
Emerson Fittipaldi, Ayrton Senna and Rubens Barrichello will be forever in history... For me the best racers of all time from Brazil... Mu family loves F1 since 1950... My father name is Ronnie Petterson (the 1970 decade racer) and Giancarlo Fisichella gived the name for me hehehehe
@@andreaguiar3546 pô sei não, mesmo se ele conseguisse ir pra F1 ia acabar na Willians provavelmente, igual o Russel e o Latifi
1:46 the real tearjerker is when that dude lost his hat
Bruh
lolololi
LMAOO XD
He went back for it, though
He was going too fast. 😂
I love how Mika supports Michael as he is in tears while his own brother just sits there looking awkward.
Edit: As much as I appreciate all the comments on this, I think we’ve established that Ralf does in fact care about Michael at least a little bit.
Ralf knew it was a crocodile tears act, he even rolls his eyes! 🐊😭😂
Derek Nickels Rubbish.
Derek Nickels I get weird whenever my siblings cry though lol
They were at Imola 1994, they saw what happened
I just thought absolutely the same and wanted to comment that. Then I found your comment. This situation shows the real character of Ralf. So typical...
Drivers: Get emotional.
Lando norris: Are you crying? HAA HAAA HAA!
Also Lando: I think I'M crying!
Fuck Lando
Brian Anshen ok boomer
@Brian Anshen Big bad boomer bomb
Funny how he cried at his first podium yesterday xdd
When Schumacher was crying because he tied with Senna really got me
I thought he was crying because a marshall died in that race?
@@AbCat4 uh... no...
A Marshall died in that race? Oh i didnt Remember
Me too, should be much higher in this list.
He cried because his mother died the day before the race iirc
"People are sick of looking at his car disappeared in the distance."
Well it's still happening, just the other way round.
*Claire Williams has left the chat*
@formulagodcomments
It's evolving... Just backwards
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣x 10000000000000000
The Schumacher clip really got me. With Senna gone and Michael in the condition he's in now it is heart breaking.
Checo: *wins first race of his carrer and starts crying*
Russell: *has a torrid race (despite his amazing performance) and starts crying*
Me, at midnight, procrastinating: "well well well look what's being recommended"
We were crying for happiness and heartbreaking at the same time. This is also why I love Formula 1
@@nicolasduran917 the emotions F1 can give us... it's unique really
Michael: * cries for senna *
Mika: ✊😔
Ralf: wtf._.XD
AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAH
I did think that was wierd
Mika (like Michael and unlike Ralf) competed against Senna - he wasn't just a figure on TV or a name in the books.
To me it seems more like Ralf felt lost right there, not embarrassed. Maybe even thinking like _I'm not gonna cry, my brother's crying, I'm not gonna cry_ . He could only imagine what his brother has been through and Michael breaking down in tears probably came out of the blue, and he just didn't know how to react.
anyone who thinks its weird to let out raw emotion over someone important in your life passing has never felt that pain and should be grateful.
Surely Massa winning the race but losing the championship by 1 point to Hamilton in 2008 should be #1 tearjerker
18000rpm yup, I think Lewis should’ve let massa win..
Siepoe1412 why would he do that
@@dennisbergkamp7261 what why?
@@dennisbergkamp7261 =))) what? not sure if you're trolling or.... thanks for the laugh!
@@dennisbergkamp7261 I think even Massa would rather Win it on merit than know it was given to him. He's a true racer after all.
6:16 I see where Gasly got his inspiration from
SnO Ikaros gassy podium was one of the best moment in 2019. He had such a difficult year he deserved it
In 2018, at the Bahrain GP, he also "borrowed" Alonso's message from Australia that year: "Now we can fight!"
Maybe it's because they're using the same engine marque?
@@gabrielpesu7608 and he said it was a yoke :D
Interestingly in the same track as well
Vettel: *sobs* I need a moment.
Horner: SEBASTIAN VETTEL YOU ARE THE WORLD CHAMPION
YOU ARE THE MAN
Du bist weltmeister
DU BIST S🅱INMEISTER
He's the reason they even won 4 World championships but they don't want him back.. Kunts
Massa's "retirement" was so amazing, the way the whole grid showed him respect
Yeah, it’s not every driver that gets a guard of honour like that. He may not have been the best driver, but he was well respected
He may lost to hamilton back in 08 championship with 1 point deficit,but he really take it like a champ
7:09 Former Barrichello's Jaguar/Stewart mechanics cheering with him
Man that is very remarquable
Caraca, nunca tinha percebido isso, sensacional!!!
Hahaha beautiful.
@@leszekhalama1173 Great spot right there, makes this moment even more special.
And the Ferrari mechanics waving him on with an Italian flag, like they always did.
Whoever runs this channel needs an award
Bless you...
btw, did you know that this vid has 0 dislikes for now
This doesn't age well
Pretty sure a few amount of people run it , just sayin
The wonders of Liberty Media everyone...
@@the9der352 this man comments everywhere
5:13 Massa's walk back to the pit was an incredible moment that not even the most imaginative of Hollywood screenwriters could ever dream of. How was it possible for those exact series of events to happen to allow him to walk uninterrupted in the pit lane to receive such ovation from crews & teams? Unimaginable scenes. It's the stuff sports movies are made of. And it couldn't have happened to more deserving person.
Sure, it was tainted slightly by his U-turn on his decision to retire, but back then, nobody know that would happen.
And in Interlagos. And raining. Particullary iconic for us brazilians.
My fav sports moment for my fav F1 driver. I desperately need new dvr for my cable, can't program any recordings for yr now, but I won't let cable switch out because I have that race & scene taped on it. Cable told me no way to transfer to sumthing else, sooo.
When I saw that live, I started crying imediately. Even being brazilian, I've never though that Massa was so well loved by everyone. His whole career was great, and he deserved everything he's got. Even 2008, in our hearts.
1:05 hakkinen is such a class act there. well done
And that's what made their rivalry so special.
@ROB112 well I think it´s a bit "awkward" to see your brother starting to cry, I guess.
@ROB112 Ye Ralf at that moment was like "awkward...." Anyhow Mika and Schumi had great respect for eachother.
@@WarumBrauchIchNenAlias He did console Michael when Mika is getting the next question. It's just interesting that the first person to console him immediately is his greatest rival (and also friend).
@ROB112 that's a little sibling's innate reaction, "oh no oh no oh no maybe if I stand perfectly still mum won't notice oh god I'm in trouble even if I'm not sure what I did wrong"
Senna: *wins home GP*
Senna: AAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
The footage: Understandable, have a great day *disapears*
with a broken gearbox also
I miss Vettel in Red Bull. Seemed more happy there.
for 4 years yes, not as soon as ricciardo came in, ricciardo was happy in red bull too, not untill verstappen came in lol.
@@XliGreeD lol true
@@XliGreeD until the present time came in red bull has still improving
just a little bit happier than now...
He won most Championships there
Badoer's DNF in 1999... Man, that's one of the saddest moments in the 90's
Poor Felipe also cried on the top of the Podium at Interlagos 2008 after he lost out the title to Lewis by a single point. That being said, probably one of the saddest moment in Carlos Sainz Sr. lost his engine 500 metres from the finish in fourth place. Had he maintained that position, he would had been World Rally Champion by a point over his rival, the great Tommi Makinen. But instead, Makinen won his third title in a row before getting his fourth in a row in 1999.
JR Hildebrand's crash on the last corner of the last lap while leading the Indy 500 in 2011 was the most heartbreaking, allowing Dan Wheldon to win the race while JR's crashed car survived to finish second.
@@canicetang8837 Yeah, and to make the last one you mention all the more heart-wrenching, Dan died at the final race that year. Motorsport can be so exceptionally cruel...
Could be the top 10 hearthbroke moments alongside Hill's victory denied in hungary 1997
@@zardinho Agreed. That would probably Arrows' first ever victory too in their history.
Knowing Badoer his great character off the circuit makes it even harder to digest.
-Senna : *wins the brazilian grand prix*
-His mic : *chuckles* I'm in danger !
Mic - Somebody help me
Senna's Mclaren lost all the gears except the 6th. So he had to do everything physically to adapt without the car stalling. When he finished the race, he was exhausted and cramps built in. So he was both happy but also screaming in pain. He couldn't even hold his winning trophy on the podium because he wore out completely.
Puts Gasly's radio from last year to shame.
Aaaaaaaaaah aaaaaaaaaaah aaaaaaaaah
Canice Tang Senna reported intense spasms in shoulders and neck, just imagine it. What a pain that was.
1:25 the mechanic with his broken arm
2:31 "i need a moment"
*SEBASTIAN VETTEL YOU ARE THE WORLD CHAMPION*
*THE WORLD CHAMPION WELL DONE ENJOY IT*
*YOU ARE THE MAN*
Whooo!!! Yesss!!!!!
Well, first of all: radio messages are always delayed, so you can't really blame Christian Horner. If there wasn't any cutting and pasting done, then, yep, it's Christian Horner being his subtle self ;-)
Wait the mechanic can move his arm
6:25 after screaming in english "I CAN'T BELIEVE IT!!!" Ayrton Senna screams in portuguese "EU NÃO ACREDITO!!!" and then I believe he screams "GANHEI!!" ... both phrases translates to "I can't believe it!!!" (yes he said the same phrase both in english and in portuguese) and to "I won!!!"
Gasly's first ever podium celebration in Brazil 2019 is missing from this list... That was definitely a tear-jerker moment in modern F1 history given that he was dropped from the senior Red Bull team that same year without ever having a top 3 finish.
chappzstix this video was before that moment
@@Elpilotopro Gasly's podium was in 2019, this video was uploaded by F1 in 2020
Ohh srry 🤷🏼
chappzstix you’re right about gassy being there
And today he has his first Victory. What a beautiful sport.
When Schumacher match Senna,It's such a amazing achievement and such a sad to remember it
Yes it melts my heart seen him crying :'(
Nicholas Karathanasis What makes it even sadder is Senna’s crash happened right in front of him
That press conference was so strange, they went on to ask more questions from Mika and Ralf and come back to Michael after a couple of minutes but he just couldn't answer. They even insisted he answer something as they were on live TV and Mika had to jump in telling them to back off.
Yes Michael won that race which Senna died. He had no idea he had died & was happy on the podium. Schumacher got a little undeserved hate for that I believe.
Keep fighting Michael 👊🏎️
Mika consoles him and ralf looks like hes about to laugh
Vettel: I need a moment....
Horner: *sEBaSTian VetTeL yOu ARe tHe WoRlD cHAmpION!!*
Lol
@Alessio Fabbri lol
YoU aRe ThE mAn! EnJoY iT!!
Everyone else: silent tears
Senna: AAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHH
Edit: OmG ThANk foR aLl The lIKes
Just like Gasly
He was extremely tired. Driving only in 6th gear.
He was cramping for about 15 laps at the end driving the car with basically one gear. I think some of those screaming was due to the pain. You can see he couldn't get out of the car himself.
That was an extreme pain. Physical pain on both arms. He almost couldn't hang the trophy.
@@andyhung424able not really there was a giant spider in his car and he's arachnophobic
The fact that senna made Schumacher cry means that’s how much of a legend senna really is
I mean schumacher was the person to see senna die
It's no wonder he cried
Massa's teary podium in his home GP in 2008 was, to me, more emblematic than his farewell tears
Michael and Ralph San Marino 2003, just hours after the death of their mom. Michael won Ralph finished 4th
Oh yeah! That's true! That must have been a weird weekend for them.
They actually fought with each other the entire race. Rubens said that he didn't know how they did that, he wouldn't be able to drive if he had lost his mother.
No champagne was sprayed on the podium.
Everyone were sympathetic.
Strong Schumacher brothers 🙏🙏🏎️🏎️
@@barisondude7673 And yet when Michael starts crying it's not Ralf who tries to comfort him. It's Eighter Mika Häkkinen or David Coulthard hand on his back.
@@hermannmeier9405 It was Häkkinen, I think Ralf just didn't know how to handle it.
Was definitely expecting massa, but more the 2008 Brazilian GP
Same! That was agony.
Yeah, totally, but also his "real" goodbye in 2018, with his son on the radio
Fabio Cabral 2017 btw
2012 brazilian gp as well
Schumi crying in Italy gets me teary every time, and seeing Mikka consoling him is so special and a touching moment.
4:55 Badoer is "doing a Hakkinen" when he starts crying - you've just got to to love Murray Walker 😂
Vettel: i need a moment.
Horner 0,23 seconds later: *SEBASTIAN YOU ARE THE WORLD CHAMPION*
brazilian GP 2008 is missing, it was so sad to see massa doing his best and losing at the last moment
Yea.. how the hell they don't put that in is shocking.. Should even be #1 on the list..
6:16 When you accidentaly find the song you were looking for since 2005
Barichello is the one of most underrated drivers in history
change my mind
Maybe that's because he raced together with one of the greatest in the F1 history
Patricio Campos not only once, many times actually
I mean he beat the stig so he's one of the best
monkey hahahah, that’s the best argument i’ve ever seen
@@jiujitsumonkey1 kkkkkkk how to win a debate: he beat stig kkkkkkkk
Yes, we Brazilians can get very emotional sometimes.
No? For real? Noone except Brazilians do that.
"Sometimes" We do this all the time hahahaha
Pegamos 1°, 2° e 3°. Br é foda!
@@giovanesantos3913 olha onde a gente mora, a gente aprende a chorar desde cedo hahahaha
@@BiaTalaia povo sofrido mas alegre
Senna swore a little bit in portuguese, but they just subtitled "YAAHHHHHHH" LoL
"Eu não acredito"
"Puta que pariiiiiuuu!!!"😅
É kkkkkk
What did he sayyyyy pls I don’t speak Portuguese
@@str8dogwater379 he mostly said "puta que pariu"
5:02 "That is Luca Badoer, who was forth, and has retired, *and has burst into tears, unsurprisingly, in the Minardi* ".
Am I the only one who thinks the way he said that makes it seem like he was crying BECAUSE he realized he's in a Minardi?
Ouch. That's gotta hurt.
🤣🤣🤣🤣
And Murray says "and he throws his very expensive steering wheel" yeah I don't think that helps.
I don't know, but Murray could have used kinder wording in my opinion. Luca Badoer was described by Dutch commentator Olav Mol as the hardest working driver in F1 at that time, because besides driving for Minardi, he also was Ferrari test driver. According to Mr. Mol, Badoer had written in his contract that he couldn't tell Minardi any Ferrari go-faster secrets. So, with that information in mind, I always cry with poor Luca and with Minardi, a team which I've always loved.
Minardi at that time were the lovable loosers. This was the Minardi of Gianpaolo Minardi and Gabriele Rumi. They hung out in there by sheer determination and passion for the sport.
That day, Rubens drove like Senna. Absolutely brilliant, and truly deserved. Unfortunately, he never had been respected for most of the brasilians. But he was quite good.
Rubens was probably the most popular guy on the grid with everyone - teams, drivers, crowds. What tainted him was being the obvious number 2 to Schumacher. We all wanted him to show us what he could do, and unfortunately, it wasn't until he was in the Brawn and had 'equal billing' with JB did we really get to see it. And damn, he was a great driver. He'd have had numerous wins more had he been allowed at Ferrari.
Mandy B He would have had two more guaranteed wins if not for the double farce of Austria 2001 and 2002.
Only in Brazil he’s seen like that.
Barrichello is the best modern driver not to win the championship. The development and set up of the fabulous Ferrari cars of that era were done by him. He was also the one who chose the tires that Schumacher and himself would use in the races. And, sometimes, Schumacher would copy his setup in certain tracks.
@@ultrapaiva Nice fairy tale.
Senna: *Wins in Interlagos*
Also Senna: ‘PUUUUUTA QUE PARIIIIIU!!!’
yes, it’s missing the “puuuuta que pariuuu”. 🇧🇷
Ele falou isso mesmo? kkk
Machine Falou sim kkkk, mas não colocaram aqui. Se tu procurar no youtube vc deve achar
HAHAHAHA. Eu até achei que fossem traduzir mas não colocaram.
@@MachineBR46 falou sim, pelo que me lembro essa cena só apareceu no documentario dele
Senna's cry of happiness.. you can actually feel his joy and disbelieve that he finally achieve his dream of winning in Brazil Gran Prix..
7:21 ngl that sounded like someone whispering "shut up"
Rubens was so passionate! -Really underrated
He definatly deserved a title but he was number 2 driver most his career
Rubens is not underrated. Real F1 fans know his position in the sport according to his extraordinary talent. It is not a coincidence that the last Brazilian win cane from him 11 years ago.
And to think that Vettel might be leaving F1 when he’s only 32
Well.... He can find another team
BlueFlag Alpha I meant to say *might* be leaving. Oops, small phone keyboard
Häkkinen left with same age, or 33. Even great drivers can retire sooner than expected once they realize the likelihood of winning another championship has become very small for them.
Aston Martin 🏁
I think the scarier thing is that Kimi and Vettel may retire at the same time!
2:30
“I... I...I need a mo“
“sEbAsTiAn vEtTeL, yOu ARe tHe wOrLd ChAmPioN!!1!....”
"dU biSt wElTmEiSteR"
@@OlariMC i think this sport died after hybrid came in F1
@@ricstar sport died when aggressive overtakes became illegal and every overtake is almost penalty 😅
All of them are real men, cause they showing tears in public... Respect 🏁❤️
The emotion in senna's voice and the complete joy shows the true passion of this legend. I hope his soul is in peace.
SENNA SENNA! OLE, OLE, OLE! SENNAA, SENNA!! 😭
"Ayrton Senna do Brasil"
Rest in Peace
The Brazilian Flag on all top 3! So proud 🇧🇷
Very proud, they really like the drivers of our country 🏎️🇧🇷
That's like a tradition by now. Can't wait for the next cry baby
Queria top 3 BR no pódio nas corridas atuais :c
@@fabiocabral5492 Brasileiro só pode chegar na Formula 1 se chorar
É regra
Mandaram bem... esse pódio é todo nosso! Com a gente você pode falar em Português mesmo kkk'
This is what Formula One is missing at the moment. That pure emotion.
Missing? Gasly literally showed that at Brazil last year
Gasly should be on here especially after everything he went through deserved that celebration
Gaslys podium in brazil and charles win at monza? Come on man
Then clearly you're not paying attention, not every emotion needs to be expressed in such a loud manner. Not every race will have such a passionate reaction. You just saw different and rare instances from vastly different eras compressed into an 8 minute highlight video and suddenly a few years modern F1 has no emotion? Please learn to see things in context.
@@BlogVomMax Spa. Just Spa.
Formula 1 Channel: Puts in very emotional and heartbreaking F1 moments
Also Formula 1 Channel: *HAPPY MUSIC*
5:58 You will never be forgotten Ayrton Senna
Godspeed Senna godspeed
I never forget his Scream.....Aaaahhhhhhhh
Rip
Nunca mais estará nos domingos
Schumacher's moment when he matched Senna was truly moving. Such a moment of respect. And class also from Hakkinen who asked the journalists to stop.
Moving? It feels so akwardly fake. Super staged. Like: 'Let me act like people would expect me to act'.
Barrichello is a Legend :D
0:58 man, as a brazilian, I felt that deeply.
That Senna's celebration at Interlagos never fails to give me goosebumps, what a legend
“Eu não acredito!” do Senna sendo traduzido como “Aaaaaaahhh” foi demais kkkkkk
mas traduziram "i cant believe"
@@thiagob5984 dps de falar "i cant believe" ele fala "eu nao acredito", em português, é bem difícil de perceber, ainda mais pros gringos, ent da pra deixar passar
1⁰🇧🇷
2⁰🇧🇷
3⁰🇧🇷
Somos chorões sim.
Somos emoção.
Brasil!
Verdade, os mais emocionantes.
Somos a alma desse esporte
🔰🏁
Verdade
When Barichello won you can see some Jaguar's mechanics cheering him too,from his tenure with Stewart
5th was emotional because of this: the race began just after an earthquake hit a place in Spain leaving casualties and deaths.
Seb being emotional was really touching
I've always loved how the stewards go out on the track and cheer for the drivers during the victory lap
“Are those tears, mate?”
-OH, Definitely NOT!
To quote Ayrton Senna: _"AHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!! AHHHH!!! AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!! YAHHHH!! I CAN'T BELIEVE IT!!! YAHHHHHH! AHHHHHH!!!"_
Later he said "Eu não acredito" of course in portuguese, but the video doesn't show up
@@Retr0D3ds3c and also "puta que pariu" kkkkkkk
@@teixeira6132 the "puta que pariu" is the best moment by far...
@@Retr0D3ds3c ha said in this translation... But they putted yaaahhhhhhh
@@SNFCDublagens yeah
A moment of silence for the bro who lost his cap at 1:46
This is it.. This is the side of F1 and motorsport in general that has such an incredible impact on everyone (The teams, drivers, friends/family and fans). The emotion and being in the moment. Absolutely remarkable
1:34 Yes son, when I was a kid, F1 was such a badass sport that pilots actually rode on the cars.
3:59 “it’s 9 different winners in 8 races”. Thanks Crofty.
Lol XD
"In a hundred and thirteen years-- excuse me, races!" -- 2018 USA GP
No ‘it’s not 8’ not ‘it’s 9’ bruh
"It's not 8 different winners in 8 races, It's Fernando Alonso for a second time"
Are you deaf, Benjamin?
And 10 championships on one podium.
Schumacher 7
Alonso 2
Kimi 1
AQUI É BRASIL 🇧🇷💪🏼
AQUI É AYRTON SENNA 🇧🇷
AQUI É RUBINHO 🇧🇷
AQUI É MASSA 🇧🇷
Concerteza
Here is Brazil
Here is Ayrton Senna
Here Is Rubens
Here is Massa
And others legends, like Fittipaldi and Piquet.
Much respect.
@Blake Pritchett concordo. Ainda mais quando você coloca na conta que mesmo vindo de famílias "ricas", a luta pra chegar no topo da F1 é muito mais difícil para os BR's
@Blake Pritchett exato, eu estava olhando os comentários para ver se alguém mais tinha percebido isso!!
Pena que não restou mais nenhum piloto brasileiro na fórmula 1
4:28 one of the most memorable F1 races I ever saw. I felt so bad for Badoer that moment as well.
I amoust Cry Man, this is so sad
what happened there?
@@wibblywobbly1925 Rubens wins his first race in fórmula 1, after Senna died he have to push brazil with him, its memorable
@@rhayanadriell6028 oh ok thanks
Those commentators where being real dicks to Badoer then. With words like "disgustingly" and that "theres badoer, crying" it just felt really off to me
Love seeing the emotion out there. Too often, we only see anger, but the heartbreaking agony of defeat and the elation of victory are so much more compelling.
Is so good to see people crying for achieving (or not) their goals. They gave their lives for it, and its so fucking beautiful !
2:19 Seb ☝🏻♥️😭
Massa have one of the biggest heart i´ve ever seen in my life
I've seen a lot in Formula 1 since 1974! But I've never seen anyone win a race with just sixth gear! Senna, without a doubt, the biggest and the best of all time! I miss you, Senna! On all my Sundays ....
6:16 reminds me of that one time Lando fought a wasp on stream.
I love the fact that there are 3 Brazilians in Top 3. It tells a lot about my people and out passion for life and strength to overcome bad situations.
0:26 "That's tears coming.. That's tears.." What else you expect to come ?
Orange juice ?
Lmao🤣
Mika, being Finnish, was usually a very cool, calm character. That was the first, almost Mediterranean, show of emotion from him. I think Murray was surprised because it was out of (his public) character. And back then, guys just didn't cry much in public, unless they had the 'excuse' of coming from a passionate (in the quick to react sense) country, like Brazil or Italy. It really was a very unusual sight at that time.
It's more the fact that Hakkinen had an exceptionally rare display of emotion. He was one of the calmest and most cool drivers in F1 (largely because he's Finnish; it's kind of a natural characteristic of Finns), but that moment showed us that he's human like the rest of us, and no less prone to a bit of emotion.
But yes, I did expect orange juice.
Maybe they thought he was having a pee.
Vodka, being Finnish and all.
Dang, we brazilians cry a lot :D
There's nothing wrong with some passion, mate. Wear your heart on your sleeve, there's nothing unmanly about it. Us 'cold' N Europeans actually get it ;)
Brazil gave lovely and iconic moments in all these seventy years of racing. You also have the best fans, one of the best circuits and legendary drivers. Formula 1 without Brazil wouldn't be the same.
@@KevinMaloneDMS_02 absolutely. It's sad to see a grid with no Brazilian drivers lining up, and probably won't be one in the near future. Our fans are almost like tifosi, incredibly passionate about the sport. Back to the list, I never thought we'd lock out the top 3, I felt Badoer would easily be #1. It still draws tears from my eyes every single time I watch it, just like I did back in '99
U guys have produced one of the best drivers and one of the best track in F1
You are so great guys, you are a top country, very supportive of your sportmen, you always live emotions and deliver emotions to others. Brazil GP is so great to follow. Brazilian way to live sport, is so unique that it is a true synonym of living. Keep doing great, guys !
That guard of honour for Massa is a truly moving moment. Whilst he may not have a WC or a large number of wins, he succeeded in getting the most valuable thing of all. Respect
Senna's moment was incomparable with no other one! Simply a star of art race, with a gearbox compromised, and still fighting not for himself, but for 200M people for happiness moment! 💓
The most emotional for me was Hakkinen becoming the 1998 world champion after nearly dying in Adelaide 1995 and Schumacher finally winning the championship in 2000 after losing it during the previous 3 years
Felipe's walk back made me cry, it was beautiful
Massa, Senna and Barrichello really got me. ❤️
I miss Lando's convo with Jarvan at the end of 2019
LOL, did anyone notice that at the few times he's crying he accuses someone else of doing so and thereby denies he's doing it himself?
@@Humanspectrum but actually Lando kind of started crying ("laughing crying" as he described it) because Jarv was crying.
driver: **angrily throws steering wheel onto ground**
kimi: **appears out of nowhere** *mine now* **takes wheel and vanishes**
7:26 Pedro showing his respects to Rubens. What a pair of human beings!
Vettel’s first title is so special. The line “You just wait sunshine, you just wait” gets me emotional every single time
Rubens deserved that win in Hockenheim that year. An extremely underrated driver and a loyal teammate. I will always respect him
I still get goosebumps every time I see the end of the 2010 Abu Dhabi, when they tell Vettel to wait until everyone crosses the line. I jumped around the house after they announced him as the World Champion, still gets me every time!
Barrichello nailed it, Michael seconded it.... And Ralph was like, "cmon dude, you are putting me in an awkward situation as well" xD
Badoer: Sobs in pain after retiring from the race
Announcer: THAT IS LUCA BADOERRRRRR!