'Hamilton and Vettel paved the way to having a voice" 🤝 | Piastri visits the Great Barrier Reef
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McLaren's Oscar Piastri talks to Sky Sports F1's Rachel Brookes about making a global impact like Lewis Hamilton, Sebastian Vettel and Jackie Stewart as he visits the Great Barrier Reef.
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Seems like a nice genuine lad and it’s cool to see such a young guy comfortable in his own skin. Competitive but not arrogant. His generation are naturally more social/PR savvy because that’s the world they’ve grown up in.. a world of uber-exposure and self promotion… so at least trying to use that for wider issues is a good thing. I’m sceptical of corporations and sports trying to “brand” themselves as eco-conscious though just because they know it’s current and popular
Oscar is always so genuine.❤
This guy is literally Kimi but if kimi smiled and talked more
so not kimi at all
i think Oscar will do well ,hes a quite in tune with the audience and a speedy racer so best of luck to him
nice of him to have mentioned people who came before him too! i hope we get to see him win very soon.
Big ups Oscar
So relaxing interview 😌
Looking forward to see his performance in China gp
Love your racing Oscar all the best mate
love what mclaren is doing w the reef!
Piastri, Leclerc, Russel, Albon and Norris all have really strong possibilities to win a WDC
The interview set up is so random😂 Oscar in his mclaren gear, her in this summer dress with thongs..these beach chairs on the left handside of the frame
He’s actually a well spoken guy.
He said "uhm" 105x and cracked his voice 15x.
what a smile....
Oscar.
Lewis paved the way then Seb followed his actions.
Don’t give me that crap. Jackie Stewart started the environmental sustainability campaign way before Hamilton and Vettel got into f1. Even between the 2, Vettel started the process years before Hamilton started his.
@@sandalphoncpu Lewis paced the way for advocacy in general, be fr
@@gcool6707 there’s a massive difference between paving the way and spreading awareness. Hamilton merely brought those issues at the right time due to social media, but those issues were being discussed in the F1 sphere back in the 2000s. Majority of regulations since then are directly linked to reducing environmental impacts. How about do some research about older drivers like Lauda and Stewart about their sustainability campaign if you wanna talk about get real
@@sandalphoncpuundermining hamilton’s contribution while the drivers are literally praising him for it is hilarious
Question: If you had to pick between fixing any social cause for good and wining your first F1 championship. What would be your choice ?
Respect to Oscar for recognizing the roles Hamilton and Vettel have played. They transcended the sport. Something Max has yet to do.
Not everyone gas the need to films their philanthropic endeavors mate. You can contribute without preaching to the choir.
I appreciate people who share it out loud too, it is good to shed light on things. But its crooked hearing about climate impact coming from an athlete that needs to fly to places in private jets.. Its the nuances. F1 caters to the very people that are destroying the GBR , and the policies that try and protect it. Hetes hoping the new generation of drivers push forward more social and political responsibility , wether they do it in front OR behind the scenes.
Max stands up for the fans, which is way more important
😂@@thebateman761
Max already transcended the sport, he is also well known for his sim racing efforts ;)
@@adamk8724 that's not the point. Using your platform for something other than yourself is a W all day.
Papaya Army 🧡
Geez can the dude just have shorts in in the interview
I thought that was Rosanna for a sec.
Where did she go? Don’t see her anymore
@neoblair-ford3211 thank you
agreed. Guys like Lauda, Senna and Schumacher were always afraid to speak out. If it wasn't for Vettel and Hamilton we'd be missing our global warming targets.
Also, I think people didn’t really care about it that much like they do today.
Vettel and Hamilton’s arse hairs have a higher carbon footprint than the average person
@@SiegfriedDerDrachentotergo to a mirror in your house read out what you just said then tell me what you think about yourself
Especially Senna was awful. By saving all those orphans he seriously contributed to overpopulation
@@SiegfriedDerDrachentoterand yet here you are still crying 🤣🤣🤣
Better than your fraudulent finished idol alonslow
Nico Rosberg: Show me what I'd look like as a woman in 20 years time.
Anna Marsden: ...
It was all to do with that Hamilton guy who solely stood up with using his big platform then later Seb copy cat.
lol. Greta would be proud.
Flying around the world etc etc. 😅
He clearly doesn't really care about anything other than racing.
The energy and passion isn't there in his voice or words.
Fair enough.
Good to know.
thats just how oscar talks smh
"Good to know" makes no sense after making an assumption like that
Uh um uh
Oh yes, F1 the pinnacle of being climate aware by flying tonnes of equipment around the world to drive in circles, many of the events funded by oil nations.
Then fly to the GBF to tell people they need to worry about their carbon.
Yes, that's true. But to be completely honest, if they're going to be flying around the world to race cars regardless, I'm glad they're giving a little back to the environment in some way at least. Some action is better than no action.
I still see the irony of it though, we've got a long way to go before the global effort moves in the right direction, and F1 as a whole certainly isn't helping.
Exactly….the hypocracy is insane…
They talk the talk but not walk the walk….
@@LeWoody_
They're not really giving back when they're using more carbon flying around telling you how they're giving back. Than the carbon they're saving.
@Robert-cu9bm Eh fair that's a good point actually
World leaders travelled to Dubai to discuss about climate changes. If that's not hypocrisy, then I don't know what is.
This has to be satire surely?
Everything about Sky Sports F1 has become unintended satire except Martin Brundle
No. Sky sports don't do satire. They're too dumb for that. They genuinely believe in this claptrap.
Has Piastri become the sky sports golden boy? Shame.
you’ll be ok
Yeaah not enough negativity, shame they try to do anything positive
the ultimate doom goblin : greta piastri
Don't be fooled that voice cost Vettel his ride
Yeah whatever you say mate 👍 sure
No his own declining skills did
👎🙄
F1 would be a better place if Lewis didn’t have a voice though…
Love this McLaren, well done Oscar good work 🌊🐠