@disclaimer.imjokin Naomi checked him last race weekend for having an emotional opinion over the accurate truth & when he snapped back at her, she held her ground, was respectable to see. But yes I agree.
He's a world champion and did it by using his brain... 14 and 15 season he tried to match lewis on pace... in 16 he took the button approach.. win when you can and score the most points you can every race without risk
Brittney is back! Lol, I actually like Nico a lot, he's always very straight forward, and it makes me realize how fake so many of the other pundits are.
I want to see Nico doing more of the features martin does with older cars, be good to hear more of his input on even the slightly more recent cars he didnt get to drive
As a Brazilian, I’d like to ask Nico why is it that Europeans regard Lewis as the first black formula 1 driver champion, but not Nelson piquet. Nelson piquet is son to a white father and black mother, and even though Brazilians credit him as the first, Europeans never acknowledge that fact.
this is the first time i am listening to Nico. being a new F1 fan. And it just shows why he was a champion. Great Honest Pundit. will follow his insights more
He's German... they will be brutally honest with their opinion. After world war 2 it was something they taught children from an early age to be open and say what they thought... reason why they are so ahead of the world in engineering and efficiency
Dig the straightforward vernacular + followed up by his reasoning for each viewpoint. Love when people explain their opinions, it makes a big difference in opinions being received as a hot takes versus personal viewpoints. How did you NOT ASK A LANCE STROLL QUESTION after speaking about Perez for several minutes?!! I also love vanilla ❤
Nico and Max, the only ppl to live rent free, in Hamilton's head!! Nico is great. He tells it like he is, and doesn't hold back words. Wish he was still on the grid. He retired to early, but if that's what was best for him, well than good for him.
Love Nico! What a talented driver he was, I think one of the best in terms of pure talent.. I think he knows what is going on with Sergio and he is not saying
I've also always really liked when Nico is on tv. Listening to his insights or just his point of view, which is open and honest. He comes across as a genuine & funny, unscripted.. it upsets me when he sometimes gets criticised for speaking the truth. We need real people with truthful opinions in this game. It's refreshing to watch.
I like Nico... huge Lewis fan here and i have big respect for this man. Lewis raced better in 2016 BUT made mistakes in Baku Suzuka and Singapore.. Nico was solid 👊
Nico wasn't without mistakes either. It really was the mechanical issues that gave Rosberg the chance to beat Hamilton. Racefans did a good analysis of that season.
I have a theory on Sergio Perez. I believe it's not just 1 problem but a combination of them. The 4 kids at home honestly can not be helping to keep his focus on F1. I also believe that, while the RB19 is fast, it is incredibly difficult to drive. The last thing, I believe that Sergio does not handle pressure very well.
@@raavieira1 You cant compare them its just silly imo, they have different personalities, they are performing in different sports, they have different families and etc
Interesting I thought. I really enjoy listening to his POV, analysis. Very good choice for ice cream flavor : stracciatella rules ! You miss to F1 and to us but it's a special thing to be missed, not a bad one.
Always enjoy seeing Nico, would have loved him to given it another season to see if he could have got another WDC, the rivalry between Nico & Rosberg was quite toxic in away, Hamilton didn't have it all his own way, it's getting similar with George. Valteri never got the better of Hamilton.
This may be mean to say, but Nico's answer should been: "He needs to do what I did." But seriously, the 2016 season was one of my favorite seasons for the sole reason of seeing a human driver literally maximising his potential to beat a god. Also, "it would take me half a year". I don't think he realizes how little half a year seems to us mere mortals.
I used to despise Niko. But his contribution to F1 a s a pundit is invaluable, and his mental fortitude puts him up there with Damon Hill in the WDC stakes. He shouild have never retired and drive for a different team. F1 needs him, bin Ricciardo!
Re: 11 vs 10 teams; the best outcome would be Andretti taking over Haas. Haas has not demonstrated any ability to improve, and is clearly not on the grid to win, and why people have doubt Andretti would do a much better job is beyond me. I do understand the physical track limitations at some GP where the logistics of adding a team is difficult, but Andretti would grow the pie, not merely take a slice.
Agree with this. They barely make any of their own car and Gene Haas isn’t willing to put more money into it, it’s a really bits and pieces operation they have going over there. Andretti are way more serious and have the money to give it a proper go
Given that Hamilton took out Piastri at Monza, I would not call his season clean. He did have more luck with reliability than Russell and Russell made more unforced errors this year. On the other hand, Russell did make those errors trying to extract podiums and wins.
I'm really hoping McClaren can start 2024 in the form they're in now. As much as I like Max, I don't want a single team to dominate and I don't see Ferraro or Mercredes being quite good enough to challenge Red Bull.
Ferrari is the only team to "consistently" challenge RB, and have a better driver lineup.Remeber,McLaren didn't make massive gains by outdeveoping everyone, it's just that they changed direction for the car very late last year so it wasn't until race 9/10 that the proper car arrived.And that means that the very basics of the 24 car would have had less time and attention For me,ntho the biggest difference is the driver lineup. RB is has one car, Mercedes have come to blows, McLaren has trouble brewing below the surface and a rookie who still is massively down in race pace (he's been at least 3 to 4 tenths a lap off of lando in the races) Ferrari has Charles who is probably the best when it comes to pure pace, can go wheel to wheel with max and would have mounted a serious challenge last year if his car didn't blow up half a dozen times, and Carlos is very clever and fills a natural number 2 role.when the car suits Charles (which has only been from Suzuka on this year, as he couldn't.use oversteer as the beam wing was stalling) but is fast enough to beat the other top guys as well If you gave the teams roughly equal cars (like in 2010) I'd see as and Charles battling for the championship Carlos and Lewis fighting for P3 Lando p5, then postri and then checo
The F1 versus tennis comparison is interesting. Even active F1 drivers spend virtually no time in the car driving - a tiny amount of time actually driving compared to the time a tennis pro spends actually hitting balls on court. If a tennis pro's time on court was limited to the time F1 drivers actually spend driving, what does it add up to, seven to 10 hours every two weeks plus a little testing in pre season, he / she wouldn't be even close to competitive, they'd rapidly drop out of even the top 500. The narrative is always how amazing F1 drivers are, but for my money if they all spent multiple hours driving per day, five to six days a week like tennis pros spend time actually playing tennis (on top of their strength and endurance training - of course F1 drivers put lots of work in outside the car, but tennis pros likewise put lots of work in off the court), I suspect they'd be far, far (far!) better still. I think probably pretty much any of the current drivers could be comfortably better than the existing top standard in F1 if they could somehow be the on driver who drove the car as a much as tennis pros play tennis.
He made an analogy to further explain his point. Also he didn't compare himself to Federer, he compared him to F1 driver's in general, because being in F1 means belonging to the best in the world (for the most part, *cough* Stroll *cough*). Also it's just a name that everybody knows.
Love Nico. Get the sense that he doesn't really like Matt that much lmao. Hes much more upbeat when talking with others, Matt is just so dull and vanilla
Nico said it well. You can't be a nice guy with Lewis, or else you'll be a side piece. And George is doing good! Also toto has been good with driver recruitment. Similar styles
I doubt a seven time world champion cares about finishing second. Hamilton would love to win some of the remaining races, but 2nd or 3rd means nothing to him, and nor should it.
17:44 if mclaren get that car to where lando can push to the nezt level than hed be dangerous. Oscar has only beaten lamdo on track when lamdo makes a mistake on pace lando is clear
Please, host, consider not being so redundant. Also, please refrain from asking the most basic, self answering obvious questions. I mean for real. It’s absolutely horrific to watch. So many missed opportunities.
Examples of bogus questions: how will [insert driver name] be approaching these next five races? Like why would you ask that? It’s obvious that every driver wants to win or score the highest they can
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Nico is the best pundit imo. Because he doesn’t do it full time he knows he doesn’t need to pander to the narrative so he’s just brutally honest
He's German.. thats their culture. Honest with their opinions..
@disclaimer.imjokin Naomi checked him last race weekend for having an emotional opinion over the accurate truth & when he snapped back at her, she held her ground, was respectable to see. But yes I agree.
@@UnseenLive1Naomi was the one who was emotionally invested in Hamilton
@@MashiatCOD99 maybe, but she provided the facts, which, granted, Rosberg may not have known.
Facts
As much as I didn't like him as a driver he's got to be one of the honest pundits with the experience to back it up.
Why wouldn’t you like him as a driver 😂😂
@@brianmcsherry1338 🤣🤣
How could you not like the Monaco based TH-camr who beat the 7x world champion Lewis Hamilton in equal machinery
Yes the Roy Keane of F1 punditry
@@brianmcsherry1338 ham fan
sky needs to use Nico more on the race commentaries he's so damn good
Brundle rules over there!
He's a world champion and did it by using his brain... 14 and 15 season he tried to match lewis on pace... in 16 he took the button approach.. win when you can and score the most points you can every race without risk
He is too honest and unbiased to work more on Sky!
@@matrix35 The conspiracy doesn’t really work when they do have him on many live broadcasts and give him a solo podcasts for 30 minutes 😅
I’d like to hear him as a back up commentator and actually commentate on a full race.
Nico never beats around the bush, he says what he thinks without holding back, very rare thing nowadays. He definitely brings a value to the Sky team.
Brittney is back! Lol, I actually like Nico a lot, he's always very straight forward, and it makes me realize how fake so many of the other pundits are.
18:25 Good spot from Nico on Lando's mental frame of mind.
Have to feel for Lando, when he maintains such a massive ego, then gets smashed by a rookie.
@@Melbourne-s4xBeing beaten once is not being smashed
I'm a simple man, I see Nico Rosberg, I click. Always great to hear from the champ! 👍🏽
I want to see Nico doing more of the features martin does with older cars, be good to hear more of his input on even the slightly more recent cars he didnt get to drive
Nico back again to save the Podcast.
yeah, wouldnt watch it but i saw nico... okay i will
The one with Calum from Red Bull was great
Doesnt need saving
This pod is absolutely brilliant mate, don't know what you're on about.
As a Brazilian, I’d like to ask Nico why is it that Europeans regard Lewis as the first black formula 1 driver champion, but not Nelson piquet. Nelson piquet is son to a white father and black mother, and even though Brazilians credit him as the first, Europeans never acknowledge that fact.
this is the first time i am listening to Nico. being a new F1 fan. And it just shows why he was a champion. Great Honest Pundit. will follow his insights more
Definely the most interesting, insightful and brutally honest F1 pundit. Sky needs much mor Nico
He's German... they will be brutally honest with their opinion. After world war 2 it was something they taught children from an early age to be open and say what they thought... reason why they are so ahead of the world in engineering and efficiency
@@disclaimer.imjokinexcept for when it comes to nuclear energy, they hate that stuff for some reason
Dig the straightforward vernacular + followed up by his reasoning for each viewpoint. Love when people explain their opinions, it makes a big difference in opinions being received as a hot takes versus personal viewpoints. How did you NOT ASK A LANCE STROLL QUESTION after speaking about Perez for several minutes?!!
I also love vanilla ❤
Nico and Max, the only ppl to live rent free, in Hamilton's head!! Nico is great. He tells it like he is, and doesn't hold back words. Wish he was still on the grid. He retired to early, but if that's what was best for him, well than good for him.
Nico is such a smart yet compassionate commentator, I'd love to see more analyses from his end
I really admire nico, he lived his dream and made his dream come true, then was able to step away to spend life as a family man.
You know where you stand with Nico which is something society today lacks. Good to hear from ya mate 🤜🤛
Nico is great at being honest and not working around answers for media it's great to hear 👌
Love Nico! What a talented driver he was, I think one of the best in terms of pure talent.. I think he knows what is going on with Sergio and he is not saying
I like his honesty. He can say it straight because he’s not employed by anybody.
This type of brutally honest punditry is all we need. I can't stand most pundits
Great seeing Nico again!
Good to see Nico again
Nico is brutally honest, excellent podcast!
I love that Nico always speaks his mind.
I think Nico knows something we don't know
I've also always really liked when Nico is on tv. Listening to his insights or just his point of view, which is open and honest. He comes across as a genuine & funny, unscripted.. it upsets me when he sometimes gets criticised for speaking the truth. We need real people with truthful opinions in this game. It's refreshing to watch.
Nico’s spoken English shows he had a top education. Speaks better than me, and I’m English 🇬🇧
iTS A CHOICE , EDUCATE YOURSELF OR REMAIN MUTE IN ANOTHER COUNTRY?
I like Nico... huge Lewis fan here and i have big respect for this man. Lewis raced better in 2016 BUT made mistakes in Baku Suzuka and Singapore.. Nico was solid 👊
Nico wasn't without mistakes either. It really was the mechanical issues that gave Rosberg the chance to beat Hamilton. Racefans did a good analysis of that season.
lewis lost it in malaysia unfortunately
Definitely need to hear more from Nico. Really enjoy his honesty and genuine thoughts.
Nico is the man
I'm a huge Nico fan.. He's the best.. He's the most chill, and his Ferrari F40 is the best podcast..
You just gotta look at his neck. Its back to normal size. It will take him a long time just like he says to get back up to F1 speeds
I have a theory on Sergio Perez. I believe it's not just 1 problem but a combination of them. The 4 kids at home honestly can not be helping to keep his focus on F1. I also believe that, while the RB19 is fast, it is incredibly difficult to drive. The last thing, I believe that Sergio does not handle pressure very well.
Cristiano Ronaldo have 6 kids
and Helmut Marko kicking him and not encouraging him does not help at all.
@@raavieira1 You cant compare them its just silly imo, they have different personalities, they are performing in different sports, they have different families and etc
Difficult for HIM to drive.*
@@divinasi0nNo.Difficult for everyone to drive.Even Albon said Max is the one who makes the car look smooth but it is very unstable.
Interesting I thought. I really enjoy listening to his POV, analysis. Very good choice for ice cream flavor : stracciatella rules ! You miss to F1 and to us but it's a special thing to be missed, not a bad one.
Love Nico he is so funny!! Always says what’s on his mind 😂
consensus is
Everyone loves nico as a pundit
Love Nico and his honesty about f1 🥰
Always enjoy seeing Nico, would have loved him to given it another season to see if he could have got another WDC, the rivalry between Nico & Rosberg was quite toxic in away, Hamilton didn't have it all his own way, it's getting similar with George. Valteri never got the better of Hamilton.
More Nico more often. Great insight and comments.
This may be mean to say, but Nico's answer should been: "He needs to do what I did." But seriously, the 2016 season was one of my favorite seasons for the sole reason of seeing a human driver literally maximising his potential to beat a god.
Also, "it would take me half a year". I don't think he realizes how little half a year seems to us mere mortals.
Gonna be quote-city I'm sure. Lezgo
I used to despise Niko.
But his contribution to F1 a s a pundit is invaluable, and his mental fortitude puts him up there with Damon Hill in the WDC stakes.
He shouild have never retired and drive for a different team.
F1 needs him, bin Ricciardo!
Ham fan , automatically despises anyone who DARES to challenge Hamilton 🙄🙄🙄
@@joineralbert2493How did you come to tyhat conclusion?
Im a 40 year plus F1 fan and support everybody except Helmet Marko!
Loved hearing Nico’s take on our guy Oscar, greetings from Australia 🇦🇺
I agree sky need to have Nico on commentary more often ❤
Really like Nico’s comments 🥰
Re: 11 vs 10 teams; the best outcome would be Andretti taking over Haas. Haas has not demonstrated any ability to improve, and is clearly not on the grid to win, and why people have doubt Andretti would do a much better job is beyond me. I do understand the physical track limitations at some GP where the logistics of adding a team is difficult, but Andretti would grow the pie, not merely take a slice.
Agree with this. They barely make any of their own car and Gene Haas isn’t willing to put more money into it, it’s a really bits and pieces operation they have going over there. Andretti are way more serious and have the money to give it a proper go
I love Rosberg as a pundit, no BS
Given that Hamilton took out Piastri at Monza, I would not call his season clean. He did have more luck with reliability than Russell and Russell made more unforced errors this year. On the other hand, Russell did make those errors trying to extract podiums and wins.
right coach
Amazing nice to see Nico 🤘🤘🤘
how'd not he is nico boss berg
Nico is one of the best analyst / commentators. What a driver he was too!
I'm really hoping McClaren can start 2024 in the form they're in now. As much as I like Max, I don't want a single team to dominate and I don't see Ferraro or Mercredes being quite good enough to challenge Red Bull.
Ferrari is the only team to "consistently" challenge RB, and have a better driver lineup.Remeber,McLaren didn't make massive gains by outdeveoping everyone, it's just that they changed direction for the car very late last year so it wasn't until race 9/10 that the proper car arrived.And that means that the very basics of the 24 car would have had less time and attention
For me,ntho the biggest difference is the driver lineup.
RB is has one car, Mercedes have come to blows, McLaren has trouble brewing below the surface and a rookie who still is massively down in race pace (he's been at least 3 to 4 tenths a lap off of lando in the races)
Ferrari has Charles who is probably the best when it comes to pure pace, can go wheel to wheel with max and would have mounted a serious challenge last year if his car didn't blow up half a dozen times, and Carlos is very clever and fills a natural number 2 role.when the car suits Charles (which has only been from Suzuka on this year, as he couldn't.use oversteer as the beam wing was stalling) but is fast enough to beat the other top guys as well
If you gave the teams roughly equal cars (like in 2010) I'd see as and Charles battling for the championship Carlos and Lewis fighting for P3 Lando p5, then postri and then checo
definitely enjoy this! thank you, greets from Netherlands
He’s literally the perfect Bond villian
You should've asked him how he felt about the race conditions for the drivers at the last race in Qatar... IJS
Place for the Austin podcast should be the Armadillo. Music and BBQ
Will Nico interview Lewis this season?
maybe in a boxing ring lol
Where have you been all season he already did in Spain lol
@@Drizzydid There was also video of them talking privately just 20 ft apart with masks on. I think it was last year.
Liam was promised a drive for 2025, and a slot as reserve driver for 2024
The F1 versus tennis comparison is interesting. Even active F1 drivers spend virtually no time in the car driving - a tiny amount of time actually driving compared to the time a tennis pro spends actually hitting balls on court. If a tennis pro's time on court was limited to the time F1 drivers actually spend driving, what does it add up to, seven to 10 hours every two weeks plus a little testing in pre season, he / she wouldn't be even close to competitive, they'd rapidly drop out of even the top 500. The narrative is always how amazing F1 drivers are, but for my money if they all spent multiple hours driving per day, five to six days a week like tennis pros spend time actually playing tennis (on top of their strength and endurance training - of course F1 drivers put lots of work in outside the car, but tennis pros likewise put lots of work in off the court), I suspect they'd be far, far (far!) better still. I think probably pretty much any of the current drivers could be comfortably better than the existing top standard in F1 if they could somehow be the on driver who drove the car as a much as tennis pros play tennis.
Shame there were no explosion.png in the background
Nico was a great driver i was so sad when he stopped
The man himself is back.
blu-ray in vhs
Nico looks sooo high
4:24 9:45 25:38
18:50 15:48 24:47
Nico being his humble self just compared himself to R. Federer.🤦🏻♂️
He made an analogy to further explain his point. Also he didn't compare himself to Federer, he compared him to F1 driver's in general, because being in F1 means belonging to the best in the world (for the most part, *cough* Stroll *cough*). Also it's just a name that everybody knows.
Juan Pablo Montoya what a good choice ❤
Great podcast, down to Nico, but the presenter needs to slow down and ask more concise questions and slow down
Sustainable 80 metre yachts, private jets, oh what the future holds!
great stuff !
Love Nico. Get the sense that he doesn't really like Matt that much lmao. Hes much more upbeat when talking with others, Matt is just so dull and vanilla
Nico said it well. You can't be a nice guy with Lewis, or else you'll be a side piece.
And George is doing good!
Also toto has been good with driver recruitment. Similar styles
Nico you need to stop hanging your sweaters, fold them! Or get better hangers
I feel sorry for Sergio Perez, imagine having Jim Clark as your team mate.
Didn't know nico likes the disco dust
Anyone else can't focus on anything except for the hanger stretch marks on Nicos sweater.
Nico!
Lol max is helping checo. At this point by winning he is stopping Lewis from catching Perez in the points even faster than he already is.
Enjoyed this. Was a fun watch.
A brilliant podcast Matt, and what honestly from Nico.
I’m a Lewis fan, and love Nico as a pundit.
I like to think Nico and Lewis will again become friends, fingers crossed.
His comments are so on point and valid
He’s not wrong about Lando.
so many questions from the host were cringeworthy.."what do you think lewis will want from final 5 races", erm to win them, what do you think
four bi four squared ROFL was it EVER bit ; no CORRECT
fuccaneering WE owe you
Poor guy. Nico sounds sick as a dog 😅
Dog? My dogs are healthy. U need to take them out more and feed them better food.
Still looks great though, and great commentary. Always good to have his insights.
Hope you feel better soon, Nico!
Not sick to much cocaine
i wil never take Ricciardo back to RedBull
He beat Lewis in equal maschinery
Yeah right
Lol one season and Lewis lost to dnf’s that season not nico also 3 to 1 in lewis favor 😂
Just waiting for when Wark Webber will release the Order 66 for Piastri 🐣 to challenge Lando, like when Mark did to Vettel in the Turkish GP 😜🍿
NICO‼️🏁
Champ!
I'd watch Nico play & stream some video games, racing or not
I doubt a seven time world champion cares about finishing second. Hamilton would love to win some of the remaining races, but 2nd or 3rd means nothing to him, and nor should it.
Nico gives me those Tom cruise Scientology vibes
17:44 if mclaren get that car to where lando can push to the nezt level than hed be dangerous. Oscar has only beaten lamdo on track when lamdo makes a mistake on pace lando is clear
Haas F1 on the grid is useless, if we can't have 11th team then just replace Haas F1 with Andretti !!
Please, host, consider not being so redundant. Also, please refrain from asking the most basic, self answering obvious questions. I mean for real. It’s absolutely horrific to watch. So many missed opportunities.
Examples of bogus questions: how will [insert driver name] be approaching these next five races? Like why would you ask that? It’s obvious that every driver wants to win or score the highest they can
they don't listen to you and you still aamart man