Do you have any experiences of meeting the great man himself? Let us know your meet-and-greet stories with Romain, and you just might hear a familiar voice read them out in next week's episode...
@@tacticzrules It's not a test, it's a goodbye to Formula 1. Sentimental gift, that's all. It's a 2019 Mercedes aswell. He won't be back racing in Formula 1. Lucky to have lasted as long as he did!!
You know what makes me smile? The Positivity Grosjean spreads, as a driver always asking if someone was ok after a crash. He may be known for one of the drivers who caused crashes due to his overtakes, contact etc. But apart from the Accident from Bahrain he always kept spreading Positivity. He even makes jokes of his horror crash, on his Bahrain track Guide he proudly said; "This is my barrier." What makes me angry is how "Sudden" people love him just because he survived the crash. All the people who followed him on Instagram for attention. Romain had around 900k before the crash and 12h later 1.4 million Grosjean is an amazing guy despites all the memes. I'd rather see Grosjean or Magnussen on the grid than Russian S🅱️inalla
I also agree, Romain was who I rooted for during his entire F1 career. With competitive equipment he could've been among the leader board consistently. Nice to see a true professional moving forward. I wish him and his family all the best.
In a world, where many people feel embarrassed to seek counsel from a psychologist, Romain is a great example of how it can change your life for the better. It takes great courage to look after your mental health and work through issues, and it's very inspiring to have Romain speak so openly about this.
The more time Schumacher and Mazapin are in the Haas, the more impressive the fact that Roman and Kevin's performance last year becomes. The car is nearly impossible to drive most race weekends.
You can't really say that since they are different cars. Also Haas' budget has been decreasing every year. It is very likely that this year's car is relatively worse than last year's car.
I love that he acknowledged, and his family, that he is not Romain without motorsport. I respect that their family unit needs to be comfortable with what he is racing. But, that they understand it is integral to who he is. Take away that passion and you change who he is, and where would that leave them, strife and resentment most possibly. He may not have been my fav driver, but I respect him- he sounds like a wonderful person. Wishing him nothing but the best in Indy and also big props to Toto for setting up the test for him!
@@aurelius8439 I've never heard of DAZN, but I've just looked and it seems to only have boxing. I generally can't be bothered with VPNs as well - I still haven't watched Battlebots, despite having 4 of my own, just because I can't be bothered with a VPN.
Last weekend on his stream I asked him about spain quali and he casually answered my question, made my day really. most of streamers answer only if you donate big money. Very friendly person
You can hate him or love him but seeing running out of a burning cocpit was the most satisfying moment for any true F1 fan. Lauda, Zanardi, Kubica, Grojean superheroes of motor sport. Nice to see You at the new place Romain - best of luck and I hope You will join Peugeot to drive at Le Mans. Enjoy your Merc day!
Just by considering the amount of mental strength Romain had to return to racing after all the criticism against him due his accident in Spa I'm admiring this guy!
Brilliant episode! It's incredible to hear how well he's dealt with such a traumatic event. The insight on Mercedes as well, makes me hope for James Allison back on the podcast even more now : D
That was one of the best interviews I've heard on this podcast. So many smiles and happy moments/thoughts. But the one thing I really felt disappointed with was the fact not many drivers had checked up on him. I'm guessing it was mentioned in the film "Days of Thunder" that you'll never get a driver to go to a funeral because it brings it home how dangerous and fragile racing can be....
Why? This man threw mud all over Lewis last year saying he’s overrated and doesn’t deserve the salary he gets and now he’s driving the same man’s car with an idiotic grin on his face? Shame on Mercedes for doing this! It’s like spitting in Lewis’s face!
@@blackgirlsrock264 He’s driving the car because Toto Wolff kept his promise. So don’t cry and be proud that the Mercedes people have a spine and keep their promises. 🤫
So so glad you had him on. Romain has often fell under the radar as far as interviews and TV time unless it was drama and criticism. I've always super enjoyed him as a class act as a father and a kind hearted man. Glad to see him at a point in his career where he's having fun, and loved and respected. It must be really nice to be in a paddock full of comradery and friends. I often wondered why F1 is not like that.
He may never got to farewell us with his final race and get that love from us for a final time, but that dark day in Bahrain made him get that love from us forever.
He's such a joyful and light spirited person. Just love him to bits! Wish him to keep on thriving 🎉 P.S. this is first beyond the grid that I listened in full 👌🏼
Road America is one of the world's best layouts. I wish that track was FIA compliant. Love his description of Indy Car and love hearing his voice getting light and happy about "Tires can be pushed till the end". F1 NEEDS THIS. Tire management is not fun to watch.
I think even Kobayashi mentioned how he can be harder on his tyres during the 24 Hours of Le Mans than during a Grand Prix. I agree, they need to be sprint races, not endurance strategies condensed to a GP.
What a great guy. I wish all f1 drivers were like him. Glad to see he's doing great after Bahrain! What an amazing mindset to have. For him to still go ahead and do what he loves is testament to his strength!
2:10 fellow Wisconsinite here! I can confirm!!!! The weather is still kinda iffy here. You never know what the next day will bring. But see ya in June Romain!!
It's funny while I don't disagree, part of me thinks he said Scott because that's the guy who he has been racing with in his first two races. Those two were right near each other nearly the whole day at Barber and St Pete.
ROMAIN GROSJEAN! Great to hear from you! I have been thinking about you and your family and how you all are doing. Miss your competitiveness and your smile in F1. Thanks for being straight-up in this interview, I thoroughly enjoyed hearing your perspective especially how you have chosen to manage this traumatic event with your family. Love your viewpoint, that this tragedy has helped you appreciate life and value the more important things. Wishing you much success as a husband, father and Indy Racer. And have lots of fun in the Merc...what a blessing from Toto.
I've never been a fan of him, but it's mental how people went from absolutely hating him to loving him. Also his years at Lotus were pretty underrated, has to be said.
We Americans are thrilled that Romain is racing Indycar now. Wishing him all the best this season. Romain WILL be racing on ovals eventually. We all know it. Don’t play Romain.....you’re a driver, and want to be out there.
The sad part is he will be remembered as that guy who survived that horror crash in the Haas... Not as the one of the few who was the one able to overtake Hamilton
Romain, don't take personal about the drivers not seeing you when you were recovering. I crushed two finger tips because printing press didn't have a guard, no at work visited. It was because it was a reminder what could happen to them. You're a great person, I'll be at Road America to watch you race!! Best wishes to your family and you!
Third race in Indycar and he gets a pole position and gets 2nd place after leading over half the race. I don’t think anyone can say he doesn’t have talent.
I'd watch this podcast if it had a video portion. Audio only just doesn't work for me on YT. Still very weird that they do this as such a big production F1 is.
I still don't like the fact how everyone hated on Grosjean before and after his huge crash, suddenly 90% of the people suddenly feels sad he left and actually considers him skillful. That's hypocrisy what I hate a lot. I'm still happy he left from F1 because in his Haas year he didn't show anything which would have made him worthy to stay. I'm happy tho he managed to escape his crash and as a human, he has a great personality, but maybe in Indycar he will reach better results
I am just thankful he is no longer on the F1 grid. Majority of crashes were due to his actions including his own famous incident. Glad he is well, glad he is happy but I'm also glad he is no longer around F1.
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Do you have any experiences of meeting the great man himself? Let us know your meet-and-greet stories with Romain, and you just might hear a familiar voice read them out in next week's episode...
@FORMULA 1 I hope Romain comes back to F1 and races for Mercedes since he's testing for them in France
@@tacticzrules 😂😂😂
@@mattalford389 What's so funny
@@tacticzrules It's not a test, it's a goodbye to Formula 1. Sentimental gift, that's all. It's a 2019 Mercedes aswell. He won't be back racing in Formula 1. Lucky to have lasted as long as he did!!
@@mattalford389 you never know, he could return
You know what makes me smile?
The Positivity Grosjean spreads, as a driver always asking if someone was ok after a crash. He may be known for one of the drivers who caused crashes due to his overtakes, contact etc.
But apart from the Accident from Bahrain he always kept spreading Positivity. He even makes jokes of his horror crash, on his Bahrain track Guide he proudly said; "This is my barrier."
What makes me angry is how "Sudden" people love him just because he survived the crash. All the people who followed him on Instagram for attention.
Romain had around 900k before the crash and 12h later 1.4 million
Grosjean is an amazing guy despites all the memes.
I'd rather see Grosjean or Magnussen on the grid than Russian S🅱️inalla
I absolutely agree. I am enjoying him racing Indy car this year. I hope he can get a podium and possibly a win.
I also agree, Romain was who I rooted for during his entire F1 career. With competitive equipment he could've been among the leader board consistently. Nice to see a true professional moving forward. I wish him and his family all the best.
Couldn’t agree more hit the nail on the head
@Micro Soft he didn’t take a shot he just said I’d rather see him than Mazepin
He had his blunders, but he wasn't that bad. F1 certainly had worse drivers.
In a world, where many people feel embarrassed to seek counsel from a psychologist, Romain is a great example of how it can change your life for the better. It takes great courage to look after your mental health and work through issues, and it's very inspiring to have Romain speak so openly about this.
The more time Schumacher and Mazapin are in the Haas, the more impressive the fact that Roman and Kevin's performance last year becomes.
The car is nearly impossible to drive most race weekends.
Take into account that not Mazepin and Schumacher are rookies
well I feel like the car has gotten even worse
You can't really say that since they are different cars. Also Haas' budget has been decreasing every year. It is very likely that this year's car is relatively worse than last year's car.
Not really. You're comparing rookie's at the start of a season to drivers who have been in F1 for around a decade.
@@TheJzai Well... When Magnussen was rookie, he got 2nd in his F1 Debut in Australia....
I love that he acknowledged, and his family, that he is not Romain without motorsport. I respect that their family unit needs to be comfortable with what he is racing. But, that they understand it is integral to who he is. Take away that passion and you change who he is, and where would that leave them, strife and resentment most possibly. He may not have been my fav driver, but I respect him- he sounds like a wonderful person. Wishing him nothing but the best in Indy and also big props to Toto for setting up the test for him!
He's taken pole in Indianapolis in only his third race weekend.
He's loving life, all the best Romain.
As an Indy car fan as well, it’s nice to see F1 people support and acknowledge the greatness of those drivers even if the FIA won’t
I would probably watch IndyCar (at least the road and street circuits) if they were actually available to watch.
@@tomboys588 they should be, if you are an international fan it should be on the indycar app
@@tomboys588 you can get the races on DAZN. If you can get access to Peacock or NBC via VPN you can watch that way too.
@@aurelius8439 I've never heard of DAZN, but I've just looked and it seems to only have boxing. I generally can't be bothered with VPNs as well - I still haven't watched Battlebots, despite having 4 of my own, just because I can't be bothered with a VPN.
@@goldenlightning_8974 I've just searched and there is no IndyCar app in the store.
if only this interview was recorded one week later, would've loved to hear him be so happy about being on pole and on the podium again.
How can you not love this guy. Such a classy human.
Everyone talking about how friendly teammates are but really disappointed in how many did not message him
He was by far the friendliest guy in F1 history. Much love to Romain
Last weekend on his stream I asked him about spain quali and he casually answered my question, made my day really. most of streamers answer only if you donate big money. Very friendly person
I really don't get why the other drivers didn't like him
@@jespwar6554 Because he always crashed into them!!!
@@mattalford389 lol
Met him at road america this year for indycar, loves his fans what a great guy
You can hate him or love him but seeing running out of a burning cocpit was the most satisfying moment for any true F1 fan. Lauda, Zanardi, Kubica, Grojean superheroes of motor sport.
Nice to see You at the new place Romain - best of luck and I hope You will join Peugeot to drive at Le Mans.
Enjoy your Merc day!
I love Romain for talking openly about the crash and the aftermath of it. Mental health is so important and this help to lessen the stigma around it.
One of the most genuine personalities ever to grace the grid!
Always speaks from the heart and conducts himself with a smile!!
Great humble guy. So glad he and his family are doing well.
Very sad to hear that he has not had many messages from the other f1 drivers. I'm so glad Indycar seems to be a much friendlier environment.
Just by considering the amount of mental strength Romain had to return to racing after all the criticism against him due his accident in Spa I'm admiring this guy!
Romain is the man! So glad he managed to survive. What a guy
Brilliant episode! It's incredible to hear how well he's dealt with such a traumatic event. The insight on Mercedes as well, makes me hope for James Allison back on the podcast even more now : D
That was one of the best interviews I've heard on this podcast. So many smiles and happy moments/thoughts. But the one thing I really felt disappointed with was the fact not many drivers had checked up on him.
I'm guessing it was mentioned in the film "Days of Thunder" that you'll never get a driver to go to a funeral because it brings it home how dangerous and fragile racing can be....
Romain, you're such a great humble guy. I wish you a great life! And would be great to see you back in F1 even if for a few seasons in the new cars.
I'm happy that Romain is gonna test drive for Mercedes in France
Why? This man threw mud all over Lewis last year saying he’s overrated and doesn’t deserve the salary he gets and now he’s driving the same man’s car with an idiotic grin on his face? Shame on Mercedes for doing this! It’s like spitting in Lewis’s face!
@@blackgirlsrock264 Don't say that! He was a great driver and he still will be!
@@blackgirlsrock264 Lewis is overrated and overpayed,
@@blackgirlsrock264 He’s driving the car because Toto Wolff kept his promise. So don’t cry and be proud that the Mercedes people have a spine and keep their promises. 🤫
@@unfairfight3625 overpaid yes, overrated no.
So so glad you had him on. Romain has often fell under the radar as far as interviews and TV time unless it was drama and criticism. I've always super enjoyed him as a class act as a father and a kind hearted man. Glad to see him at a point in his career where he's having fun, and loved and respected.
It must be really nice to be in a paddock full of comradery and friends. I often wondered why F1 is not like that.
It’s so nice to hear Romain, and his positivity is amazing.
He may never got to farewell us with his final race and get that love from us for a final time, but that dark day in Bahrain made him get that love from us forever.
He's such a joyful and light spirited person. Just love him to bits! Wish him to keep on thriving 🎉
P.S. this is first beyond the grid that I listened in full 👌🏼
What if i told you,
It is not Grosjean who said "i think Ericsson hit us" during 2018 Azerbaijan GP, but his engineer
Oh man don't tell Reddit. The internet would collapse.
The real man who walk form the fire😀
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@@zombiealive648 Yes😁
Niki Lauda *sad noises*
@@tiloluedecke1793 gerhard berger sad noise
@@tiloluedecke1793 Yeah🤧
Road America is one of the world's best layouts. I wish that track was FIA compliant.
Love his description of Indy Car and love hearing his voice getting light and happy about "Tires can be pushed till the end". F1 NEEDS THIS. Tire management is not fun to watch.
I think even Kobayashi mentioned how he can be harder on his tyres during the 24 Hours of Le Mans than during a Grand Prix. I agree, they need to be sprint races, not endurance strategies condensed to a GP.
👍🏻So brave, so charismatic! I admire people who can deal with their fate! 🥰Greetings from Vienna!
What a great guy. I wish all f1 drivers were like him. Glad to see he's doing great after Bahrain! What an amazing mindset to have. For him to still go ahead and do what he loves is testament to his strength!
2:10 fellow Wisconsinite here!
I can confirm!!!! The weather is still kinda iffy here. You never know what the next day will bring.
But see ya in June Romain!!
14:38 Toto is a man of Honor.
Everyone should pay attention to Scott McLaughlin! Grosjean knows a star when he sees one!
It's funny while I don't disagree, part of me thinks he said Scott because that's the guy who he has been racing with in his first two races. Those two were right near each other nearly the whole day at Barber and St Pete.
Well done on your P2 in yesterday Indycar race, you’re a true champion. Bravo 👏🏻.
I love how indycar doesn't have power steering and you can push 100% the entire time
ROMAIN GROSJEAN! Great to hear from you! I have been thinking about you and your family and how you all are doing. Miss your competitiveness and your smile in F1. Thanks for being straight-up in this interview, I thoroughly enjoyed hearing your perspective especially how you have chosen to manage this traumatic event with your family. Love your viewpoint, that this tragedy has helped you appreciate life and value the more important things. Wishing you much success as a husband, father and Indy Racer. And have lots of fun in the Merc...what a blessing from Toto.
really amazed by this guy's resilience and positivity. what a great mindset!
Fastest I’ve ever clicked on a podcast
Same here
No doubt
Fr
What a lovely interview! Such character and positivity.
Great interview. Really enjoyed it.
His Lotus years are underrated af
He got too many team orders from Lotus, more than Bottas and Barrichello
Ye how did he get a podium in 2015
@@retmania All ik was 2013 Nurburgring. What other races?
@@sadikurrahman4833 Bahrain 2012, Lotus ask him to let Kimi pass
"I can still build Legos ... and that's what matters."
Thankyou F1 for another amazing upload about an amazing person!🤗🤗
Great job getting Romain on the show! Saw this while working and was excited to sit down and listen later on, that time is now 👍
Romain will always be the most passionate formula 1 driver out there.
It has been really great watching Romain in Indy car. So glad he didn't give up racing as he is a great addition to Indy car.
I've never been a fan of him, but it's mental how people went from absolutely hating him to loving him. Also his years at Lotus were pretty underrated, has to be said.
No one gets 6 podiums in a season by accident.
Wishing Romain much success at IndyCar!
His crash was almost half a year ago?! Wow. I'm glad he's doing well.
And an IndyCar pole!
We Americans are thrilled that Romain is racing Indycar now. Wishing him all the best this season.
Romain WILL be racing on ovals eventually. We all know it. Don’t play Romain.....you’re a driver, and want to be out there.
We are so fortunate that Romain Grosjean is still with us, especially since he’s now felt better than ever and might get a seat in Mercedes.
The sad part is he will be remembered as that guy who survived that horror crash in the Haas...
Not as the one of the few who was the one able to overtake Hamilton
I think most fans remember Romain for much more than the Bahrain crash, but one of the few to overtake Lewis, really? Thats happened a lot lol
There are many drivers that overtake Lewis! What utter nonsense! Grosjean isn’t special and shouldn’t be in F1!
I may be not a fan of his driving skills, but as a person a fantastic guy!
Romain has talent. It's just that Haas and their cars were inferior. He'll show em now that he's given another drive at F1.
Do you think there is a possibility he will rerun to F1 one day?
Romain, don't take personal about the drivers not seeing you when you were recovering. I crushed two finger tips because printing press didn't have a guard, no at work visited. It was because it was a reminder what could happen to them. You're a great person, I'll be at Road America to watch you race!! Best wishes to your family and you!
Kinda sad to hear how someone as genuine and nice as Grosjean didn’t have many friends in the F1 paddock. Tough sport
Brilliant Interview! Great to hear from RG !
RG on pole for third Indy car race!!! Awesome!
Third race in Indycar and he gets a pole position and gets 2nd place after leading over half the race. I don’t think anyone can say he doesn’t have talent.
I love this young man.
Tom, please interview Eddie Irvine and H.H. Frentzen soon. Great interview with Romain BTW
I agree, I'd love to hear from HHF was a massive fan of his in the late 90's
Someone here after his pole in Indianapolis?
Toto Wolff is a top guy for letting him test the car. 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Romain the phoenix🔥
All the other drivers better send Romain some texts after this!
There is a thought that racing ovals is easy. But the best comparison to oval racing is the velodrome IMO. There is a lot of mind games involved.
The only guy to walk away from fire and still be happy asf about it😂
Sad listening to his excitement after the French Mercedes demo was cancelled..... at least he’ll still have the test
Great interview
Romain 🇨🇵🥰
I feel like once Romain calls time on racing, he'll end up driving either the Safety or Medical Car.
on ovals indycar goes up to just over 700hp
An really enlightening podcast with Roman.
Can you interview Nigel Stepney next?
He died ages ago
And now he's on pole!
he is a great guy and a great racer
I miss him ngl ❤️
Grande Romain 8 🤘🇨🇱🏁
Hoping for a sainz or leclerc episode soon 🔥
One of the quickest drivers never to win an _F1_ race.
Such a great human !
I didn't like him one bit when he was with Haas.
Now I miss him for some peculiar reason.
This guy suffered a lot of hate from the internet until survive to the crash.
wow! thanks.
I'd watch this podcast if it had a video portion. Audio only just doesn't work for me on YT. Still very weird that they do this as such a big production F1 is.
I still don't like the fact how everyone hated on Grosjean before and after his huge crash, suddenly 90% of the people suddenly feels sad he left and actually considers him skillful. That's hypocrisy what I hate a lot. I'm still happy he left from F1 because in his Haas year he didn't show anything which would have made him worthy to stay. I'm happy tho he managed to escape his crash and as a human, he has a great personality, but maybe in Indycar he will reach better results
It's nonsensical.
I am just thankful he is no longer on the F1 grid. Majority of crashes were due to his actions including his own famous incident. Glad he is well, glad he is happy but I'm also glad he is no longer around F1.
Pole on indy!!!
Wow, no censor in podcasts? 34:16
Can't wait to listen
32:15 *angry Albon noises*
Romaine IS The Phoenix!
Please tell me the site where the subtitles are written.
Never been happier 🙌🏼🙌🏼
Legend
Listening to what romaine says about Lewis after watching Silverstone 😅
25:59 42 feet is actually 12.8 metres.
Live the Indycar to F1
Does this video have subtitles?