F1 Drivers of the 2000s: Where are they now?
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- Formula 1 is very much a game of survival of the fittest; if you don’t perform, you won’t last long. There are few drivers afforded the privilege of retiring on their own terms, and many of them will leave against their will and take their skills elsewhere, either continuing to race in other series or moving on to something else entirely. 71 drivers raced in Formula 1 in the 2000s. As of 2023, just two of them are still on the grid, but let’s see what the remaining 69 are up to these days.
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Timestamps
0:00 Introduction
0:32 Sebastian Vettel
1:07 Kimi Räikkönen
1:26 Robert Kubica
1:45 Romain Grosjean
2:01 Felipe Massa
2:33 Jenson Button
3:03 Nico Rosberg
3:24 Kamui Kobayashi
3:49 Adrian Sutil
4:16 Heikki Kovalainen
4:40 Mark Webber
4:58 Pedro de la Rosa
5:25 Timo Glock
5:49 Narain Karthikeyan
6:10 Michael Schumacher
6:48 Jaime Alguersuari
7:27 Rubens Barrichello
7:59 Sébastien Buemi
8:35 Vitantonio Liuzzi
9:00 Jarno Trulli
9:25 Nick Heidfeld
9:55 Christian Klien
10:13 Sakon Yamamoto
10:46 Giancarlo Fisichella
11:34 Kazuki Nakajima
12:22 Luca Badoer
12:48 Nelson Piquet, Jr.
13:18 Sébastien Bourdais
13:58 David Coulthard
14:37 Anthony Davidson
15:26 Takuma Sato
16:00 Ralf Schumacher
16:32 Alexander Wurz
17:33 Scott Speed
18:14 Markus Winkelhock
19:02 Christijan Albers
19:50 Robert Doornbos
20:35 Tiago Monteiro
21:20 Franck Montagny
22:10 Jacques Villeneuve
22:58 Juan Pablo Montoya
23:42 Yuji Ide
24:33 Antônio Pizzonia
25:09 Patrick Friesacher
25:50 Ricardo Zonta
26:30 Zsolt Baumgartner
26:54 Gianmaria Bruni
27:37 Olivier Panis
28:30 Giorgio Pantano
29:22 Cristiano da Matta
29:55 Marc Gené
30:42 Heinz-Harald Frentzen
31:13 Ralph Firman
31:36 Nicolas Kiesa
32:01 Jos Verstappen
32:42 Justin Wilson
33:04 Eddie Irvine
33:42 Allan McNish
34:26 Mika Salo
34:56 Alex Yoong
36:01 Enrique Bernoldi
36:48 Jean Alesi
37:31 Tomáš Enge
38:24 Mika Häkkinen
39:24 Luciano Burti
39:43 Tarso Marques
40:22 Gastón Mazzacane
40:45 Pedro Diniz
41:12 Johnny Herbert
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I love how Peter manages to sneak Nico Rosberg joke in every chance he got lol
The monaco based youtuber?
@@Retr0Static the guy who has beaten Lewis Hamilton a 7 time world champion in equal machinery
@@somebody-es8vx is it true that both Rosberg and Hamilton raced in the 2016 Mercedes (equal machinery by the way) and Rosberg ended up winning the championship?
Who doesn't?
@@somebody-es8vx yep. The ONLY ever man so far.
There are only 3 things in life that are certain:
1. Birth;
2. Death;
3. Peter Brook making an "Equal machinery" joke in his videos.
One thing that's quite unknown about Alex Wurz is that he's also very much responsible for the introduction of the Halo and general Driver Safety measures.
Furthermore, he has opened a Driver Safety School in Austria and is about to design his first full F1 Track
Wurz actually saved so many lives for so many drivers thanks to that Halo inventions.
Fernando Alonso : i'll stay until i die
Piquet Jr. won the first FE championship when all the cars were equal. Unfortunately for him, when the teams were allowed to make their own cars for the next season, and all others after, his team became a perennial backmarker.
And gave Filpe Massa a way to sneak a F1 championship 15 years later lol.
@@Amm17ar yep. Possibly 2040.
I love how snarky you got about Jos Verstappen. Absolutely brilliant!
Obviously a bit salty about Verstappen Sr
Even people who like max don’t like Jos lol
@@JohnDoes620 facts
Edit: I made a toxic comment and regretted it lol.
@@JohnDoes620 and I'm one of them...
Endurance racing and Stock Car Brasil seem to be pretty popoular alternatives for a good bunch of these folks!
tbf, pretty much every driver who went to Stock Car Brasil is brazilian
To be fair, most of those who go to Stock Car Brasil are Brazilian as well.
While Endurance Racing (WEC & IMSA) is entering a new golden age with many manufacturers coming in and quality drivers (Toyota, Ferrari, Porsche, Peugeot, Cadillac, etc)
The category is arguably the most exciting one to be in right now.
Bourdais also survived a horrible crash during indy 500 qualifying 2017.
Yep. Add also Hinchcliffe and Colton Herta in 2022.
17:43 i have never heard anyone spell out ARCA in my life
@RowdyFan8 which probably fits the experience Scott Speed had there.
*Notices Peter uploaded a new vid*
*grabs popcorn and a drink*
"it's gonna be an entertaining afternoon!"
Jacques is my hero for doing that virtual gp on controller
Pedro Diniz is not really a “farmer”. He is the heir of the biggest supermarket chain in Brazil and he “plays” the “sustainable farmer” out of boredom.
RIP Justin Wilson. The only fatal crash I’ve ever seen live.
Damn, you must not watch much racing because I'm 31 and I'm on like ¿12? already
· Indycar/CART = Greg Moore (first one, I was a week from turning 8), Dan Wheldon, Justin Wilson and also saw the one that screwed up Robert Wickens
· F1 = Jules Bianchi and also saw the ones in the early 2000s where marshalls got killed
· MotoGp = Daijiro Kato (imagine waking up at like 3:30 or so on a Sunday for that!), Shoya Tomizawa, Marco Simoncelli and Jason Dupasquier (I missed Salom's)
· WorldSSP = Craig Jones and Andrea Antonelli
· Road racing = Malachi Mitchell-Thomas (literally 2nd year of watching the NW200 live) and Dan Hegarty
· FIA WEC = Allan Simonsen
@@DanArnets1492 oh you mean Monza 2000 and Australia 2001?
@@404TVfr - Yeah, I was watching those damn races as well 😓
@@DanArnets1492 I wanna say I was lucky I didn't see them, but apparently I did. Probably cos I was only 3 years old when I watched those races.
@@404TVfr yep. Paolo Ghislimberti and Graham Beveridge, the 2 of only 3 track marshalls to ever died in an F1 race.
I love the moment when Peter Brook mentioned Tarso Marques, Nico Rosberg, Tomas Enge and Kazuki Nakajima.
Bit of an update, Kobayashi recently made his NASCAR debut at Indianapolis earlier this week
Slight correction, Jacques Villeneuve did one full season of the NASCAR Euro series in 2019.
Zsolt Baumgartner and Patrick Friesacher are the official F1 Experience (two-seater VIP car) drivers as the cars are run by Paul Stoddard. As far as I know they are generic Minardis from the early 2000s with V10s - so they are obviously fan favourites for the sound as they drive around with them on Thursdays and Fridays.
a couple of things that were missed, Panis won the Sebring 12 Hours in 2011, and Wilson won the Daytona 24 Hours in 2012 - these weren't mentioned despite both events being mentioned for other drivers. a great trip down memory lane though!
Yep. 11 years later those memories still never forgotten.
What a thoroughly intriguing video that I knew I needed but hasn't existed until today! ;)
Alexander Wurz is also well known as a commentator fore the ORF and he is one of the best. I am a huge Fan of his work as an expert vor Austrian Television 😊
and he is an advisor for Toyota in WEC, and he was working for Peugeot before they left WEC in the lmp1 area
I first tough that i clicked on the wrong intro, up to the 69 part i couldn't tell the voice change
Good video man
Non sarcastic
Fantastic video Peter. Defo would like to see more of this series
Another amazing video 😁🏎🏁
Love these where are they now vids awesome.
Well done Peter as always
As somebody that grew up playing NASCAR: The Game: Inside Line on my PS3, I only knew Scott Speed at the time because he was always the guy with the #95 car in 26th place or somewhere around that
I love the constant attacks to Jos Verstappen.
He truly deserves that reputation being a failed F1 drive whose best highlight was that one time his car burst into flames while Schumacher won the championship with the same car won the title.
Underrated F1 TH-camr. Yes, that's you Pete. 👍
28:16 Whenever I see Olivier Panis on ice, I only think of one thing. "What is this shitbox, what is this car?"
"A Morris?!" In the most French accent possible
9:52 I was there at the Circuit de Catalunya for Heidfeld's WRX outing. He was the slowest in every race he was in, but hey, it was his first time.
Great Video, I Really Enjoyed.
Great To See Many Drivers I Used To Watch Their Races. Especially The 90s Drivers.
30:43, 30:54, 30:58, 31:05, 31:08, 😍💖 That Guy Was My First Love. Teenage Crush. I Loved Him So Much When I Was Young, But It Begins Before 2000s, I Fell In Love With Him 90s.
And I'm Still In Love With Him.
Heinz Harald Frentzen.
I'll Love Him Forever.
I loved the subtle hint at Sutil’s relationship with Lewis, and was hoping that Trulli was working as a train driver!
Nico Rosberg has also been on the german version of Dragons' Den for a couple of seasons
bro you make such amazing dedicated detail content and i just want to say thank you.
16:25 Ralf also set up his own go-kart chassis brand “RS Kart”.
33:35 : He was sentenced to six months in prison, but his sentence was suspended. In order to avoid jail, he teached racing. So basically, he didn't do any prison time.
Got both the scimitar and the scalpel out for Jos Verstappen! I'm no fan of his but I had to wince when you dealt with him. OUCH!!
When are you going to do a 1990s F1 car countdown? Seeing as you've done 2000s and 2010s, I'd like to see that one day.
That will come in time!
@@PeterBrookF1 what about countdowns from 1970s to 2000s F1 Cars??
Excellent. Very enjoyable stroll down memory lane.
PS apart from Justin Wilson RIP
I met Alex Yoong at a media launch event last year, pretty cool guy.
Lucky Luciano really was lucky at Spa in 2001. Without a sizable tire barrier, he could have done a McNish and gone through the guardrail. Then he really would have been in trouble
3:21
A meme in Chinese F1 fan community:
"Oh man I've been 3 minutes since I last heard of Nico Rosberg talked about his stories of how he incredibly beaten 7-time world champion Sir Lewis Hamilton on equal machinery in Mercedes AMG Petronas F1 team, feels almost like W13 is porpoising on my back..."
On Kobayashi he is the team principal but he does still race for Toyota, I thought that wasn’t made clear. Great video otherwise.
Another PB upload? What a treat!!! 😁
Update on jos verstappen he is now a rally driver since 2022 driving in the belgium rally championship
Jacques the Mercedes test driver in 2010 and 2011? Never knew about that, any sources?
Champcar merged with Indycar in 2008. In 2011 there was no Champcar anymore.
32:05 I did not expect that at all 💀
Alexander Wurz has also been a commentator for Austria's public TV station ORF for a long time now.
(I know this is an old video so it's not like you can change any of it, so just offering some info in case it comes up in a future video you make!)
montoya technically won 3 nascar races - any win in the top three nascar racing series is considered a nascar race win in their system. since this is a formula one video I get why you'd only want to talk about his top tier nascar achievements, so I think the appropriate phrasing would be "won two nascar cup races".
I've also noticed you tend to spell out american racing acronyms that nascar and indycar youtubers and tv commentators pronounce as words - the ones I've noticed in this and other videos are USAC, which should be "you-sack" not "US A C"; and ARCA which is "arhcah" (I don't know proper phonetic notation so I hope that makes sense!).
Verstappen drive in the Belgium rally championship since 2022. Won last week his first regional rally
6:55 Legend is that both Alguersuari and Montagny were caught in drug tests (weed, coke and such, not doping) and were then "sentenced" to not ever race again on F1
Lol. Is that Glock caught me off guard
I was worried when there were no references on Lewis Hamilton on the Nico Rosberg part. Then it came 😂
You didn't mention the fact button is racing a nascar at lemans !
Johnny Herbert won Lemans in the Mazda 787.
About Massa, I believe that he should NOT recieve the F1 championship via appeal, because while Crashgate had definitely manipulated the outcome of the race, Piquet technically crashed on his own account because he wanted to leave Renault. On top of that, Massa didn't have a good result that same race. Sure it wasn't completely of his wrongdoing, but shìt happens; that's racing.
Love Massa, but that's an L for him.
Agreed. Crashgate have nothing to do with massa or anyone else. Piquet only do that for himself. He even practise crash at formation. Hamilton could won by 5 point if his win didnt get robbed
What? Massa was leading the bloody race until the cheating took place...
Can you do a video on the formula one drivers of the 1990s and where are they now please???
Alex Wurz is also a commentator for Austrian TV ORF
Can u do this whit the 1990's?
17:35
Can't decide, which is better:
Scott Speed or Will Power.
If in doubt, I'll go with Max Power aka 'The Plow Man'.
And then there's two far younger contenders: In F1, Logan Sargeant (Brother of former Nascar Driver Dalton Sargeant) and In Indycar, Sting Ray Robb.
- Alex Wurz is still a Toyota team advisor and travels to all WEC races with them.
- Jacques Villeneuve was not a test driver for Mercedes in 2010 and 2011 - I don't know where that information comes from but it's not true.
- Marc Gené signed to race Nissan's ill-fated LMP1 in 2015, but stepped back to an advisory role prior to Le Mans. Mark Shulzhitskiy, an eSports graduate, replaced him.
- Ralph Firman's engineering company (Pure Precision Engineering) was dissolved 3 months ago.
- Jos Verstappen manages the career of GT3 driver Thierry Vermeulen, who's making his DTM debut this season. Thierry's father Raymond, in turn, manages a certain Max Verstappen.
- Justin Wilson was survived by his brother Stefan, who remains active and will attempt to qualify for this year's Indy 500 this week.
- Mika Salo also has a racing son: Max Salo, who did SMP F4 and Japanese F4 (with shocking results) and currently competes in Super Taikyu.
these videos are ideal for me on the background when im working
what a hit piece the Jos Verstappen segment was
Kamui has been doing well in SF unfortunately he still can't win this series so far became he had some bad luck and his team is not enough to compete against top team but he has been evaluated so high in this series
Is this a re-upload? I remember seeing this earlier.
First 10 mins has drivers from the last one but the rest is new!
That's pretty cool what Jaime has done since retiring from racing
Did you use the audio from the 2010’s version for the first ones?
Probably he did
Nope - re-recorded with small changes to the script
7:59 Angel Di Maria
Ricardo Zonta also won two Grand-am races.
32:01 LMAAAAAAAAAAAAO
you forgot about Garage 56 Le Mans
7:07 wait, his license was suspended because he fainted *after* the race? Wtf??
I wish Montoya had stayed in F1. That switch to Nascar made no sense.
you forgot to say that Alexander Wurz is or was a pundit for austrian tv channel ORF!
some of these drivers could be a possible threat if they decide to compete in TA competition
3:20 Just listen to him talk for 5 min, he’ll bring it up.
32:43 : 😢
Karthikeyan ran in NASCAR too
God be with Schumacher 😔🙏🏽❤️
Not Peter showing how fucking abusive Jos is to his family 😂
15:59 1st you need Fernando on the grid.. 😂
Doesn’t Button also run a team in extreme e?
Is this a reupload or am I crazy? 😊
Rip Joylon Palmer
Can there be timestamps
I feel like this is a re upload
When you consider how much 'Parental funding & assistance' has enabled family members & their talents to enter the sport regardless of ability (but, being heavily assisted by parental funding/& contacts!) . . . you've gotta wonder how many undiscovered talents are still 'Out-There', who are very fast, but simply don't have parents to help them into "the industry"
Its all VERY insular and 'Auto-incestuous' [ ! ]
37:40 - Disqualified for WEED? It's a depressant, it LOWERS reaction times. Somebody needs to explain how it "gave him an advantage".
40:45 - The greatest pay driver ever. He went from the bu++ of jokes at the start to being respected by everyone when he retired. A decent career, and a great post-F1 life.
Niki Lauda was a better pay driver than Pedro,
@@upthebracket26 So was Michael Schumacher
You forgot DC raced at ROC
Top marks except Eddie Irvine didn't go to jail for that incident. He was given a suspended sentence but he did not go to jail.
Please make formula one drivers of the 1990s where are they now please???
History of Toro Rosso (and I don't mean including alfa tauri)?!
You can't stop the Winkelrock
#NoOneCanBreakTheWinkelRock 💪
JV was not a Merc test driver?!
Alex Wurz is also a Commentator for the Austrian channel ORF
29:14 now Theo Pourchaire became the 5th driver to not graduate to F1.
lol, did Paul di Resta dirty Pete.
We saw you sneak in a Quagmire in when you said 69