@@yutoez6693 merc just had the best car and invented something new every year. Im far of a merc fan but charles win wasnt underrated. Everyone could have won on spa with much more power
same here. It just is filled with emotion. All the attempts, then finally winning home race was greatest win for his career for sure. Not even gearbox and rain together, stopped Senna. He for sure was in huge pain afterwards but that moment he lifts trophy up, is just amazing. Just shows.. he was and always will be legend of F1.
actually the communication went through but the tires were deep inside the garage and since it was Monaco, the garages were very narrow and they couldn't bring it out on time.
Massa's heartbreak still resonates as one of the most tearjerking moments of modern F1; the humility he showed that afternoon after doing everything he possibly could still leaves a lump in the throat
"Competitive Ferrari" is actually what turned me off F1. This was at the peak of Ferrari v MacLaren / Schumacher v Hakkinen rivalry. I remember the race where Barrichello was at #1 and was ordered by Ferrarri boses _on the very last lap_ to slow down and let Schumacher through so he wins the race and increases his chances of winning in the Driver's Championship versus Hakkinen. They stole Barichello's win from him and seeing the emotional hurt on the Brazilians face while Schumacher beamed and celebrated unabashedly...I was done! As much as Schumacher has achieved in his career, it has been on the back of other drivers' careers, like Barichello's, and I lost respect for him & Ferrari that day. Haven't saw F1 with the same amount of zeal and interest after that.
@@elignnSennas first win in Brazil, Rubens finally beating Michael, Michael winning after his mom passed away and Perez first win are some of the phew I can think of.
That Senna victory will always be my favorite. Senna worked so hard and finally achieved it on home territory. Not even rain or a messed up gearbox could stop him. The extra push of power after being so drained to get the trophy up was so awesome. His radio clip after the win of him screaming in joy and excitment gets me emotional everytime. Senna was an all-around amazing guy. His actions and character speak volumes. He is missed so much.
Yeah, that was heartbreaking. The first thought is always that pitstop mess up earlier in the year. One of the commentators during the mess said something along the lines of this could cost him a championship. To lose by one point and have glock let hamilton go by like that for 5th. Crazy..
@@cjcj2940 That was at Singapore. Crazy to think that 2008 Brazil would be Massa's final victory, the accident at Hungary where he was badly injured by a wayward part really seemed to affect him.
Well, second to last, but I get your point. Now that he is at Red Bull though, I wouldn’t be surprised if there were more than a few left to come. He must have broken some kind of record for spending the longest time in midfield teams before getting a chance to compete in a front running car.
Such an underrated and passionate F1 driver. The only reason he wasn't more prominent in his prime is because he was teammates to one of the best F1 drivers of all time. Barrichello was always my favorite, even during the Schumacher era. Of course, I'm biased because I'm Brazilian :)
@@RidinDirtyRollinBurnouts Rubinho was like Senna's little brother, but much more than that, he was a great driver in his own right. The fact that he could hold his own on the grid in the late 90's driving a really inferior car in the Stewart was a testament to how great he was. I know Ayrton would've been very proud of Rubinho's career. Great F1 driver!
5:35 - it was overlooked that Charles' father passed 4 days before his win at F2 in 2017 and his godfather was Jules Bianchi. So yeah poor lad is no strange to tragedy in his personal life...
Brazilians are just the most sympathetic drivers and just one of the best. And now we haven't even one Brazilian on the grid, they were always part of this sport.
Unfortunetly Brazil has too much poverty, and F1 is an elite sport, money is important to be on F1. They love F1 on Brazil, but most of the people don't even have the money for Kart, imagine F1
That scream of Senna after winning his home Grand Prix is something I'll never forget. I was a 13 year old boy then and I remember the joy I had back then, because of his winning.
I mean psychologically, people who get 3rd place are most of the time happier than people who get 2nd place. Because you are happy to even reach top 3, but sad because you couldn’t get first.
I remember that race where Senna finally won his 1st Brazilian GP. It still is a very emotional video to watch In more recent times, Leclerc's win in Spa is a story of incredible determination during difficult times. I can't even imagine how he found the mental strength to pull that off. Him hugging Hubert's mom before starting the race is a truly hard breaking image.
I remember I actually cried as a teen during the 2003 Imola podium. It would have been so tough to race knowing their mother just passed away. The Schumacher boys put on a brave face and did their family proud.
It's always lovely to see how passionate our brazilians racers were. A brazilian winning a race in F1 means Brazil is winning. That's how we see ANY sport, actually.
@@BobbyGeneric145 Actually, they do not. I'm Brazilian an I can tell you, people here don't like F1. People here don't like any sport for that matter. They like to win. Barrichello is bashed all the time here because he didn't win the Championship. In Brazil, if you win, you're goated, if you lose, you're trash
Yeah I was getting worried when I didn't see that podium, then after seeing it was number two I wondered what number one could possibly be to top it. I mean there were some Alonso podium that were insane!
The only reason to Senna 1991 wont be in number 1 here, is because he was from Brazil and not for a country from Europe. I imagine how frustating is to F1 people see that the most amazing moment of the sports is made by South/North American people and not for a European guy.
Rubens barrichello's podium really gives me the goosebumps. He deserved it after being treated as the no. 2 guy at ferrari. What ferrari did to him in austria 2002 was pathetic. 'You are watching a sensational drive being completed, with Rubens Barrichello of Sao paulo, brazil coming through to take the chequered flag, and HE'S DONE IT!'
@@BlazeReborn2 It really does,he was so unlucky in the final races of season,he really deserved the championship,after that he was not the same driver
@@guillaumetodoroff7142 There was a problem in his car's gearshift and he had to walk 8 laps with the car in sixth gear, it was very difficult to control the car, so he disguised this problem and continued as if the car was normal. The screams are from the pain he had in his shoulders mainly and for the happiness of the victory at home.
As a Mexican, seeing Checo win today in Monaco really brought tears to me, at the same time Checo was crying at the podium, listening to the Mexican anthem ❤️ go Checo go!!!
If that happens I will cry with so much happiness. I really hope he finds a way back into F1 in 2022/3 (not going to wish anyone any misfortune in 2021) and can achieve a dream podium!
3:00 Me llena de lágrimas y alegría, como mexicanos, tuvimos que esperar muchos años para ver a uno de los nuestros en la cima de un podio. Grande Checo. 🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽
Que verdadero orgullo me hace sentir el ser mexicano viva mexico cabrones checo eres un grande grande 10 o más años perfeccionándote pero ahora lo lograste pusiste la bandera de nuestro gran y hermoso mexico viva 🇲🇽
E nós vamos ouvir o tema da vitória, que há sete anos não tocávamos. Aí vem Rubinho na ponta dos dedos... Rubens, Rubens, Rubens Barrichello do Brasil!!!
Brazil 1991 was so emotional, the unbelievable sounds coming from Senna's radio always make some tears in my eyes. This kind of Senna's acting (and many other) make me feel about him a bit more than just a driver, but more than a warrior on the track. And after coming out of the car most importnant for Ayrton is to hug his father...
#3: noone seem to bring it up, but in an interview with eddie jordan, rubens revealed that he had already finished crying during the in-lap. but when he got to the podium he started crying again because he remembered his dad selling his car to allow rubens to go on and drive go-kart
At 8:58 you can see Mika smiling as he looks at Schumi celebrating. Of course he wanted to win the title, but Mika was a champ who knew what it felt like and enjoyed seeing others succeed. What a guy.
You know Schumi was already a 2 time champion by then. It wasn't new to him but the pure emotions shown was for getting Ferrari the title after 20 years.
Pierre Gasly in Brazil 2019 is worthy of an honorary mention. It doesn't beat any of this top 10, but his scream after he crosses the line is a classic.
So heartbraking when you lose your mother during a race weekend, bit at least they were able to meet her one last time😥 To then pull off a victory is just insane and I can not even imagine the emotions which Michael and Ralf went through on race day but had to hold them back and concentrate for the race
Rubens Barrichello was one of my favorite drivers back in the early 2000s and I was still kid at the time, next to Michael Schumacher and Mika Hakkinen. The guy's emotional victory shows that he made the impossible possible.
@@ofuets Nunca que existe outro mais que tem mais espectadores de F1 na TV... Produtos e f1tv é outra coisa, não tenho dinheiro pra gastar com isso ksjsjs Imagina quando tiver um Brasileiro lá, quem sabe o Drugovich, Caio Collet ou PETECOF
@@ofuets Brasil consome mais conteudo da f1 que a europa inteira, com certeza é o país que mais consome F1 no mundo, ate mesmo por causa que nossa população é muito alta comparado a dos países europeus
@@ConfusedOxygen I was going to be thrilled for either of them, but after Pierre's turbulent year and his uncertain future because of it, I was elated to see him win. Sainz, jokes aside, I'm sure has a bright future at Ferrari. He will get his wins
I got goosebumps rewatching Perez win there. And tears for the Schumacher mother. I remember watching that race like it was yesterday. 2000 Japan was what he worked so hard for and finally done it. Ferrari had finally come out on top after decades
Yes it brought back memories. That was the beginning of the Ferrari era. Those sweet engines. Schumacher winning knowing his mother just passed away. I believe she had fallen down the stairs. Those races were full of emotion, especially watching it live.I never expected him to perform on that level. His mother used to make sandwiches at the go kart track. And always wanted him to be there racing and winning. So it's the best think he could do for her memory.
Alesi Canada 1995? Crying before he finished the race, stalling the car at the hairpin while celebrating. My favourite win in F1 since I've been watching it live
For a true F1 fan, it is impossible not to be thrilled to see Senna and his iconic helmet, sitting in his McLaren! I miss you so much on my Sundays, Senna ....
Rubens Barrichello winning his 1st GP and Ayrton Senna winning his first GP do Brasil... rewatching those here in this clip made me emotional too... and as a Michael Schumacher Fan: Nobody deserved that 1st win more than Rubens... 👏
Charles win was underrated. Your best friend dies a few hours before the race but you go ahead, win the race, and dedicate the win to him. Great guy
In an illegal car
@@jarnoaufdembrinke6671 like mercedes every year
@@yutoez6693 merc just had the best car and invented something new every year. Im far of a merc fan but charles win wasnt underrated. Everyone could have won on spa with much more power
Again.. in a illegal car 🤷🏻♂️
@@naelsonsimoes5938 Again, like mercedes every year.
Senna's selfless gesture towards Prost at his last race - despite their rivalry, *THAT* was true, pure sportsmanship.
They always take the great ones early...
👍🏻
The fact that they became very close friend after that season and were calling each other every day makes it better...
True
Schumacher and Lewis have also done the same
Senna’s Brazilian Grand Prix win team radio will always give me goosebumps when I hear it
most of those screams were swear words poorly transcripted by F1 haha that also made Hamilton cry once
Yes
That's pure raw emotions, can make a man cry
same here. It just is filled with emotion. All the attempts, then finally winning home race was greatest win for his career for sure. Not even gearbox and rain together, stopped Senna. He for sure was in huge pain afterwards but that moment he lifts trophy up, is just amazing. Just shows.. he was and always will be legend of F1.
@@LucasOliveira-tt2ll Can you provide the full translation, please?
Ricciardo not smiling is the most horror thing ever seen
Fr, and it seems that Ferrari have been taking notes from Red Bull about how to manage pit stops in Monaco 😂
Coz He deserved to win.
@@tanmayjain3543 finally they forgot how to ruin races at monaco
@@diegodanteromeroleon1962 fr
You haven’t seen singapore 2024. I literally cried for 4 hours seeing ricciardo like that its just sad and downright depressing
Worst case for Ricardo at Monte Carlo is that It's not even his fault. Shows how important proper communication is.
So sad to see him so sad
I'm so happy he won Monza.
That and Lewis cutting the chicane and then blocking... I don't know how he didn't get a penalty for that.
@@bissy97 winning by default hahahahah wouldnt of won if it wasnt for verstappen taking out hamilton
actually the communication went through but the tires were deep inside the garage and since it was Monaco, the garages were very narrow and they couldn't bring it out on time.
Massa's heartbreak still resonates as one of the most tearjerking moments of modern F1; the humility he showed that afternoon after doing everything he possibly could still leaves a lump in the throat
The championship was lost in Singapore not in brazil. Renault and Ferrari pit crew cost him the championship
@Stillgoing it was nelson piquet,that son of a ******
You right! :')
I didn't watch F1 after that. Just started watching again last week
@@janishhasheer5548 why?
two things that are missing in modern F1: competitive ferrari and brazilians
"Competitive Ferrari" is actually what turned me off F1. This was at the peak of Ferrari v MacLaren / Schumacher v Hakkinen rivalry.
I remember the race where Barrichello was at #1 and was ordered by Ferrarri boses _on the very last lap_ to slow down and let Schumacher through so he wins the race and increases his chances of winning in the Driver's Championship versus Hakkinen. They stole Barichello's win from him and seeing the emotional hurt on the Brazilians face while Schumacher beamed and celebrated unabashedly...I was done! As much as Schumacher has achieved in his career, it has been on the back of other drivers' careers, like Barichello's, and I lost respect for him & Ferrari that day. Haven't saw F1 with the same amount of zeal and interest after that.
Let's hope Fittipaldi gets a seat next season
@@elbaecc Yeah, it was mainly them, but now its about Mercedes and another team. That is it. We need to competitiveness to the sport of F1.
rubens is the reigning brazilian f1 victor for 11 years, 6 months, 29 days, with brawn ;)
wait, 2022 we will be back, Brazil is suddenly comming back with fittpaldi
See that Barichello thumbnail.
Me - Got to be at least top 3.
Thumbnail had me in tears of laughter.. he looks like the mardiest child any supermarket has ever seen
Well duh, he wouldn't be on the podium otherwise
@@rubywest5166 Fair point.
So Rubans is a win inside a podium of top 10 emotional podiums.
Was close to first but no cigar... Kinda like his entire career
My top 3
1-Senna
2-Barrichello
3-Checo
2020 Monza, Gasly sitting alone on the podium with confetti cascading down and his head in his hands is the most emotional moment for me in all of F1
NO
@@tomtanner1377 provide an explanation please
@@elignnSennas first win in Brazil, Rubens finally beating Michael, Michael winning after his mom passed away and Perez first win are some of the phew I can think of.
That Senna victory will always be my favorite. Senna worked so hard and finally achieved it on home territory. Not even rain or a messed up gearbox could stop him. The extra push of power after being so drained to get the trophy up was so awesome. His radio clip after the win of him screaming in joy and excitment gets me emotional everytime. Senna was an all-around amazing guy. His actions and character speak volumes. He is missed so much.
Felipe's message after Brazil '08 - brings a tear to the eye every time. He really deserved that one.
Nah
@@juancete0107 he did
Yeah, that was heartbreaking. The first thought is always that pitstop mess up earlier in the year. One of the commentators during the mess said something along the lines of this could cost him a championship. To lose by one point and have glock let hamilton go by like that for 5th. Crazy..
@@cjcj2940 glock didnt let him just go by. There is an onboard video of Glocks last round. He struggled so hard and he didnt let him just pass.
@@cjcj2940 That was at Singapore. Crazy to think that 2008 Brazil would be Massa's final victory, the accident at Hungary where he was badly injured by a wayward part really seemed to affect him.
Gasly's screams are still fresh in my head.
So is Leclerc's
WOOOOOAHAHAHAHHHHHHHHH WOOOOOOAHHHHHHHH AHHHHHHHWOOOOAHHHH
I literally cried when he won, can't believe it didn't make the list
I wartch it all thw time irs amaxing
When i heard it for the first time, i had Senna flashbacks. Gut wrenching, that was.
The Perez win still gives me goosebumps. Such an incredible moment, against all the odds.
we shouldn’t ignore that it might’ve been checos last race in f1
Well, second to last, but I get your point. Now that he is at Red Bull though, I wouldn’t be surprised if there were more than a few left to come. He must have broken some kind of record for spending the longest time in midfield teams before getting a chance to compete in a front running car.
I can still remember how hyped was david crofty at saying "the man who is in the last place .....(you know that)" and that was real
I’ve always felt that getting off the soft tires during the first safety car helped immensely.
Yeah, but talking against all odds, what's the song at 7:51?
Emotional on podium
Kimi Räikkönen: 😐
thats kimi for ya
Mwoah
bwoah
Unless you give Kimi drink, Kimi will show no emotion
Hahahaha
Rubens staying on Drys while wet is track for his very first victory as the first Brazilian after Senna will never be not make my cry.
Ricciardo s radio message was one of the dreadful ones. "nothing you say is gonna make it any better. Just save it."
The only time I've listened to Ricciardo very gutted and not smiling at the podium.
@Radosław Otczyk Yeah
Took a lot of maturity to bring the car home that day knowing he should have been in first.
But for him who’s always smiling he did loose it.
I don't think he ever got over it and then it was clearly obvious that verstappen was redbulls number one.
Barichello's win was the most emotional I personally witnessed as it happened. Much deserved.
Such an underrated and passionate F1 driver. The only reason he wasn't more prominent in his prime is because he was teammates to one of the best F1 drivers of all time. Barrichello was always my favorite, even during the Schumacher era. Of course, I'm biased because I'm Brazilian :)
Both Barichello and Coulthard deserve all the respect in the world and could have/would have both been worthy champions :)
@@RidinDirtyRollinBurnouts Rubinho was like Senna's little brother, but much more than that, he was a great driver in his own right. The fact that he could hold his own on the grid in the late 90's driving a really inferior car in the Stewart was a testament to how great he was. I know Ayrton would've been very proud of Rubinho's career. Great F1 driver!
What I love the most about Barrichello is how humble he is. He's so nice! I love watching his stuff on youtube, such a talented and chill guy
@@RidinDirtyRollinBurnouts oi!!! I'm Norwegian and Rubens and Felipe were my favourites in F1 not to mention Senna!
For nostalgia, I'd say Alonso, Raikonnen and Schumacher at Valencia 2012 is the one that was almost the end of an era
Should have added vettels first championship
Three legends of the 2000s in Formula One.
@@markhenley3097 those three names will be on the grid this year , only this time Raikkonen and Alonso will be racing Michael's son.
How can that bot have 10 posts on this channel?! Dont people report that bot above me? :/
10 world championships between them
5:35 - it was overlooked that Charles' father passed 4 days before his win at F2 in 2017 and his godfather was Jules Bianchi. So yeah poor lad is no strange to tragedy in his personal life...
The Senna and Barrichello's ones are truly heart-breaking. You can feel the emotion in their tears and faces
Brazilians are just the most sympathetic drivers and just one of the best. And now we haven't even one Brazilian on the grid, they were always part of this sport.
We could have Pietro Fittipaldi at Haas if not for Dmitri's money
Unfortunetly Brazil has too much poverty, and F1 is an elite sport, money is important to be on F1. They love F1 on Brazil, but most of the people don't even have the money for Kart, imagine F1
and we get to hear their lovely national anthem
I still deal with them in Gran Turismo
:D
(i am braziliam)
Imagine racing Schumacher an hour after his mother died. Christ...
And still getting on the podium? Man's a legend.
What about Ralf though? Always the bridesmaid.
*chuckles* you're in danger
*Schumachers
Imagine racing Schumacher an hour after he goes skiing.
That Senna’s podium is, by far, the best. I almost cry here everytime I see it. I remember that day, jumping like crazy on the sofa.
ON THE SOFA
@@cafecomleite23 falto o acento kkkk
5
Yeah no idea why it's not number 1. Far more emotional than the number 1. But then I'm not a Frank Williams fan.
@@cafecomleite23 não entendi porque você repetiu igual a uma criança o que ele disse. Provavelmente vc acha que sabe inglês.
The most emotional moment was when Michael burst in tears when he found out he scored same wins than Senna. Nothing compares to that.
That scream of Senna after winning his home Grand Prix is something I'll never forget. I was a 13 year old boy then and I remember the joy I had back then, because of his winning.
1:42 the duality of a man and there's Checo just chillin' with his 3rd place
I mean psychologically, people who get 3rd place are most of the time happier than people who get 2nd place. Because you are happy to even reach top 3, but sad because you couldn’t get first.
That's Checo...no dramas. I love him!
1:33 the only time you see Daniel Ricardo not smiling
2019 in Renault????
He was not smile when he took a picture with Stig, and when Raikonnen take a picture with Stig, he was smiling
Hungary
He wasn't smiling for a moment when he was reminded that he forgot to do a shoey
And that really hurts💔
Brazilians, how emotive are you?
Brazilians: yes
Please learn a second joke at some point.
@@TheEvilCheesecake deixa pra depois, meu chapa
@@GiovanniMachadoAdvogado kkkk do nada manda um português
Plan
Brazil has future in f1 ;) remember it greetings from Venezuela
Saudaçoes desde Venezuela
I think Rubens Barrichello deserves a Top 10 moments of brilliance!
I'm waiting that one, too.
I totally agree with you man!!!
Yes please
Agreed! And he has so many.
Donington 1993:
Senna P5 to P1
Barrichello P12 to P4.
I remember that race where Senna finally won his 1st Brazilian GP. It still is a very emotional video to watch
In more recent times, Leclerc's win in Spa is a story of incredible determination during difficult times. I can't even imagine how he found the mental strength to pull that off. Him hugging Hubert's mom before starting the race is a truly hard breaking image.
And the screams make me shiver
Sergio's win is underrated like himself. All best for this piece of driver
Yeah i agreed with that
@@theunexpectedjaz9100 And now you don't?
So talented.
@@jacksparrow5281 yeah definitely. He almost finished within 200 points of his teammate last year. Impressive stuff.
started at the top and we going down
I remember I actually cried as a teen during the 2003 Imola podium. It would have been so tough to race knowing their mother just passed away. The Schumacher boys put on a brave face and did their family proud.
It's always lovely to see how passionate our brazilians racers were. A brazilian winning a race in F1 means Brazil is winning. That's how we see ANY sport, actually.
And losing means sending threats to the opponent apparently
For any Brazilian coming into F1, there are some incredibly large shoes to fill.
The entire country gets behind their drivers
@@BobbyGeneric145 Actually, they do not. I'm Brazilian an I can tell you, people here don't like F1. People here don't like any sport for that matter. They like to win. Barrichello is bashed all the time here because he didn't win the Championship. In Brazil, if you win, you're goated, if you lose, you're trash
@@vinnicinhus44 hmm, I learn something new every day.
Rubens crying on top of podium while national anthem being played was iconic.i probably doing the same if won one
Senna’s screams of victory still give me chills to this day.
I always get goosebumps watching Senn'a win in Brazil. I am getting emotional every single time. He was truly a legend
Interlagos, 1991. The best
The greatest, simple as that.
Yeah I was getting worried when I didn't see that podium, then after seeing it was number two I wondered what number one could possibly be to top it. I mean there were some Alonso podium that were insane!
By far
The only reason to Senna 1991 wont be in number 1 here, is because he was from Brazil and not for a country from Europe. I imagine how frustating is to F1 people see that the most amazing moment of the sports is made by South/North American people and not for a European guy.
Imola 2003 beats that b y a mile.
Being latino, checos podium was emotional to say the least... The radio call, the Mexican anthem, it was awesome
Being a brazillian it was really great to see Checo on podium, He truly deserved that, After a long time struggling
@@QuestGamerable verdade, ainda mais que ele n tinha um time pra esse ano...
I’m as white as can be, and I cried. Checo is my favorite driver.
@Radko2006 What! is this true?
@Radko2006 hahahah!
Prosts smile says it all when senna pulled him up. I bet that complete his career to have his biggest rival show the respect he deserved. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Racers on the vid: *literally crying their hearts out*
Music in the background: 🕺
Rubens barrichello's podium really gives me the goosebumps. He deserved it after being treated as the no. 2 guy at ferrari. What ferrari did to him in austria 2002 was pathetic.
'You are watching a sensational drive being completed, with Rubens Barrichello of Sao paulo, brazil coming through to take the chequered flag, and HE'S DONE IT!'
On that day Barrichello weirdly drove like Senna, looked like a spirit took over him.
The Perez and Gasly’s podium was one of the best moments last year.
Massa's poduim is the most heartbreaking one
It still hurts, mate...
@@BlazeReborn2 It really does,he was so unlucky in the final races of season,he really deserved the championship,after that he was not the same driver
@@eldarbajric3728 That was the race that made me quit watching or caring about F1 for 13 long years. Finally back to watching it this year.
@@Holygriever pra min não tem mais graça, é sempre igual
14:08 amazing man, rest easy you glorious legend
13:13 .. my greatest f1 memory of all time
I literally just cried when the video talked about senna, checo, leclerc and Schumacher 's podium
All 4 on 1 podium, wow! What race was that?
Ayrtons screams bring goosebumps
Why is he screaming?
@@guillaumetodoroff7142 There was a problem in his car's gearshift and he had to walk 8 laps with the car in sixth gear, it was very difficult to control the car, so he disguised this problem and continued as if the car was normal. The screams are from the pain he had in his shoulders mainly and for the happiness of the victory at home.
What a joy to see Schumi's happy moments. Miss you man, miss you soooo much!
Breaks my heart but puts the biggest smile on my face at the same seeing those moments. True idol.
As a Mexican, seeing Checo win today in Monaco really brought tears to me, at the same time Checo was crying at the podium, listening to the Mexican anthem ❤️ go Checo go!!!
Ruben's deserved so much more. Such a great driver.
And a great person!
At least the most emotional podium could be Hulkenberg's podium.
If that happens I will cry with so much happiness. I really hope he finds a way back into F1 in 2022/3 (not going to wish anyone any misfortune in 2021) and can achieve a dream podium!
@@jayrap94 amen
@@jayrap94 maybe he has a chance at AlfaRomeo, if Kimi retires.
@@m_ttis That s not gonna happen
Kimi wont retire
Rick roll
3:00 Me llena de lágrimas y alegría, como mexicanos, tuvimos que esperar muchos años para ver a uno de los nuestros en la cima de un podio. Grande Checo. 🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽
@Matias Herrera que lindo in baku!!
Yo sí lloré! 🥺🏎️🇲🇽
Desde Venezuela saludos a México!
Que verdadero orgullo me hace sentir el ser mexicano viva mexico cabrones checo eres un grande grande 10 o más años perfeccionándote pero ahora lo lograste pusiste la bandera de nuestro gran y hermoso mexico viva 🇲🇽
Viva México!! Te queremos mucho Checo ❤️
That frame with Sergio Perez raising his arms and the fireworks going off in the background is pure magic
Schumacher's podium at 8:42 brought a smile to my face
Nothing beats Barrichellos win, I was crying with him on the podium and probably most of F1!
It warms my heart every time I see and hear Senna at the GP in Brazil ❤️🇧🇷🏆
❤
Impossível não chorar com a vitória do Rubinho em 2000
Verdade
nao e de senna
E nós vamos ouvir o tema da vitória, que há sete anos não tocávamos. Aí vem Rubinho na ponta dos dedos... Rubens, Rubens, Rubens Barrichello do Brasil!!!
Coisa estranha, naquele dia parecia que o espírito do Senna baixou no Rubinho, o jeito que ele dominou a corrida debaixo de chuva... Coisa linda!
I dropped a tear when Charles' podium came along. I'm still devastated by the incident whenever I'm reminded of it
14:10 that moment is one of the most courageous and unbelievable things I have ever seen honestly this one race proves sennas true talent
I love sports, and especially motorsports for this. I love the joy in the eyes of Schumacher and the sportsmanship between Senna and Prost.
Senna in Brazil 1991 was the most emotional from these all, UNDENIABLY!
Alonso in Valencia 2012 crying at the podium with all the spanish fans cheering should at least be number 10.
yes so true....a performance of an all time Legend....crying which shows he is also Human
Yeah right? In my opinion it should be even above ricciardo or possibly perez
@@gioprox5207 def not Perez, but maybe ricciardo. Perez win was his first, and it was amazingly emotional. Would’ve been better if it was at Mexico
@@sumitshines4499 Would have never won if Vettel could have finished the race
@@vojtechpinker9315 Vettel dominated that race till the alternator failed so yes you are right
If Hulk takes a podium some how in future, that will be the most emotional Podium of F1
You would be able to see with your own two eyes the emotion and relief that would be expelled after such happening
podium as reserve driver
Agree
I think Gasly's win in Monza should be on here. That was such an amazing moment
Brazil 1991 was so emotional, the unbelievable sounds coming from Senna's radio always make some tears in my eyes.
This kind of Senna's acting (and many other) make me feel about him a bit more than just a driver, but more than a warrior on the track.
And after coming out of the car most importnant for Ayrton is to hug his father...
These are not just the drivers emotional moments but also the fans who waited for this special moment ♥️♥️♥️💯💯💯
1:51 Just look at that photo.. That is amazing.
Every moment when I watch Germany'00 I cry with Rubens, magnificent drive best of the best. From zero to hero..
#3: noone seem to bring it up, but in an interview with eddie jordan, rubens revealed that he had already finished crying during the in-lap. but when he got to the podium he started crying again because he remembered his dad selling his car to allow rubens to go on and drive go-kart
12:59 what a moment (and transition too) 💙
Started this video and I knew immediately that Kimi won't be here.
At 8:58 you can see Mika smiling as he looks at Schumi celebrating. Of course he wanted to win the title, but Mika was a champ who knew what it felt like and enjoyed seeing others succeed. What a guy.
You know Schumi was already a 2 time champion by then. It wasn't new to him but the pure emotions shown was for getting Ferrari the title after 20 years.
@@f1pro299 of course I know Schumi had won two before, but it was still a new joy with Ferrari
Clair looks EXACTLY like her mother! wow
I literally thought that Claire was a time traveller
@@sindhusojan8225 14th doctor confirmed?
Strong woman, strong genes.
Not the same results...
8:30 goosebumps. The music mixed with the car sound and Michael's excitement creates such a electric scene
Senna and Schumacher. You guys made F1 what it is now ❤️
Hulkenberg : emotions because not on the podium
The Barichello one gets me every time. What a drive.
Perez's podium from last place to 1st was amazing and truly deserved
Dois gigantes que fizeram muita falta a F1: Senna e Schumacher
Always a brazilian steps on F1, we know he'll race for a whole country with all his heart
2020 was my first year watching. I'm glad I got to see monza and sakhir live. I'll never miss a race again.
Welcome to the club :)
I get goosebumps everytime the ayrton one comes up
"TOP 10 EMOTIONAL PODIUMS"
or
"TOP 10 BRAZILIANS AND OTHER GUYS IN PODIUMS"
Brasil is the best
@@luiz7570 Gol GTI neles, brother
@@LouhanSodre apzão iria passar por cima desse tratores kkkkkkk
😂
Aqui é a terra do uno com escada no teto. Velocidade está no DNA brasileiro kkkk
rubens barrichello sobbing on the podium is exactly how i would expect anyone to react when you've worked so hard for so long and it finally pays off
5:28- Alain Prost knew it was his last race finish, Senna did not know it would be his last race finish😢
Therapist: How many times you cried with Barrichello?
Me smiling: A lot.
Pierre Gasly in Brazil 2019 is worthy of an honorary mention. It doesn't beat any of this top 10, but his scream after he crosses the line is a classic.
So heartbraking when you lose your mother during a race weekend, bit at least they were able to meet her one last time😥 To then pull off a victory is just insane and I can not even imagine the emotions which Michael and Ralf went through on race day but had to hold them back and concentrate for the race
Song from 7:40 and 11:40 is William Davies "I hope"
Rubens Barrichello was one of my favorite drivers back in the early 2000s and I was still kid at the time, next to Michael Schumacher and Mika Hakkinen. The guy's emotional victory shows that he made the impossible possible.
This is how many times F1 TH-cam channel use barrichello as thumbnail
Did i start a war or something?
É por causa dos brasileiros... Hoje o público Brasileiro é o que mais consome conteúdo da fórmula 1
@@Lucaskov4 Errado. Mas fora da Europa, somos os que mais consomem, sem dúvidas
@@ofuets Nunca que existe outro mais que tem mais espectadores de F1 na TV... Produtos e f1tv é outra coisa, não tenho dinheiro pra gastar com isso ksjsjs
Imagina quando tiver um Brasileiro lá, quem sabe o Drugovich, Caio Collet ou PETECOF
@@ofuets Brasil consome mais conteudo da f1 que a europa inteira, com certeza é o país que mais consome F1 no mundo, ate mesmo por causa que nossa população é muito alta comparado a dos países europeus
@@Lucaskov4 imagina os 3 la, ia ser lindo de ver
-Stella: "By my calculation you are champion for one point"
-Raikknonen: Thank you.
Wait, no Gasly? I was crying at that one.
I feel the emotion everytime I watch the replay, hear the radio.
Same, wife and I were jumping up and down the entire last two laps, I literally cried
I was low-key a bit sad because of sainz but what a win from Pierre!
@@ConfusedOxygen I was going to be thrilled for either of them, but after Pierre's turbulent year and his uncertain future because of it, I was elated to see him win. Sainz, jokes aside, I'm sure has a bright future at Ferrari. He will get his wins
He just won because he's lucky, that's it.
I watched Barrichello's win, and it was glorious indeed. Well deserved.
Rubens' victory touches my soul. No Brazilian will ever forget this victory 💙💛💚❤️🐎
Can I just point out that Claire looks just like her mother?
@@geert574 I certainly care. Shut up.
@@geert574 I would say at least 65 people who liked my comment would disagree with you
@@afcreative22 Now 109
@@geert574, about you
It's as if they were related!
I got goosebumps rewatching Perez win there. And tears for the Schumacher mother. I remember watching that race like it was yesterday. 2000 Japan was what he worked so hard for and finally done it. Ferrari had finally come out on top after decades
Yes it brought back memories. That was the beginning of the Ferrari era. Those sweet engines. Schumacher winning knowing his mother just passed away. I believe she had fallen down the stairs. Those races were full of emotion, especially watching it live.I never expected him to perform on that level.
His mother used to make sandwiches at the go kart track. And always wanted him to be there racing and winning. So it's the best think he could do for her memory.
Alesi Canada 1995? Crying before he finished the race, stalling the car at the hairpin while celebrating. My favourite win in F1 since I've been watching it live
For a true F1 fan, it is impossible not to be thrilled to see Senna and his iconic helmet, sitting in his McLaren! I miss you so much on my Sundays, Senna ....
Rubens Barrichello winning his 1st GP and Ayrton Senna winning his first GP do Brasil... rewatching those here in this clip made me emotional too... and as a Michael Schumacher Fan: Nobody deserved that 1st win more than Rubens... 👏