Prime Sebastian Vettel was a different animal
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- Sebastian Vettel in his prime was unstoppable. Seb won 4 straight world championships from 2010 to 2013 and despite drivers like Fernando Alonso mounting a couple of challenges, they just couldn't beat Sebastian Vettel. Sebastian Vettel's era of dominance has been remembered as one of the strongest displays of Formula 1 driving ever, and during this time there were serious comparisons to his idol, Michael Schumacher. Enjoy!
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Sebastian Vettel is the biggest F1 fan who also won 4 championships
His f1 knowledge is crazy
Seeing him name all the champions backwards, is amazing.
@@MegaTH1RT3ENI'm 50 weeks older than Seb and since I'm 12 I can name them all in both chronological and backwards order. So hearing him name them all felt so natural to me 😝😝
@@MegaTH1RT3EN I just remember when they asked the rest of the drivers who do you think won this challenge and Danny said Seb. They confirmed his correct answer and he response was just figures he is a bit of a nerd.
@@mcbeaulieuyou re not a champion, thoıgh😂
prime max verstappen: hold my beer
Seb had world champion competitors in world championship winning cars with 3/4 teams good enough to win a race, unlike Max who had the most dominant car for two straight years with his competitors being the only other two world champions on the grid with decent cars at best and his teammate.
No disrespect to Max.
It's so easy to think that "only" 4 titles is somehow not an amazing accomplishment. The reality is that ONE championship is an amazing accomplishment.
who thinks that? Literally only Hamilton and Schumi have more.
The footnote to his career will be his missed opportunities in 2017-2018. It seems after RB he was never truly the same anymore. And now he's slowly being overshadowed by Max who is a step up even from Seb.
Tbh I feel like it’s a complement to his talents that people think he should of won even more
@@daarom3472 Lots of dumb Formula 1 "fans," unfortunately.
@@rekhatiwari2947 im sorry but seb def had the fastest car in 2011 and 2013. he nearly lost to nando in 2010 and 2012 while nando had a literal shitbox.
@@rekhatiwari2947he is tho, by now even most ppl on the paddock rate Max higher than Vettel. As Nico Rosberg said, Max is now in the same category as Lewis, Michael and Senna
Prime Vettel lasted well past his RB days. I don’t understand why people don’t understand how much of a monster he still was even without the blown diffuser, and with very unstable rears created by the 2014-2016 regulations. He was the only driver to challenge the Mercedes on pure pace from 2014-2016, when his car was more 1sec off the pace. He sustained the title challenge in 2015 far longer than he has the right, and he was besting Rosberg to P2 in the standings before Rosberg won the last 3 races. In 2016 he bested the faster RBs when his car didn’t get punted or commit seppuku, and he was challenging for wins against both Mercedes in Australia and Canada, and nearly lapped Raikkonen a handful of times. 2017 he had sustained the lead in the standings far longer than the car has in store for him due to the being far more consistent than Hamilton was in a much faster car. He was so consistent that even with the Singapore DNF, if his engine didn’t blew up in Japan and Malaysia, he still would’ve won the title. That’s all the more reasons why Vettel is one of the most underrated, and under-appreciated drivers of the modern era
Couldn't have said it better my friend
2014, the year he got smashed by Riccardio? He was close at one point to Rosberg in Rosberg's worst season of his career but ultimately finished well behind him and was nowhere near challenging Hamilton for the title. In 2017/18 a competent driver could have pressured Hamilton into an error but in the end it was Vettel who made the errors. When Lewis goes up against solid drivers (Prime Kimi, Rosberg or Max & Button and Alonso as team mates) he will make an error here or there that you can capitalise on.
Fully agree
@@As-qz5lr2014 was a one-off. Dude he went from the grippiest cars in history at the time to the 2014 shitbox. The ban of the blown diffuser required him to adapt which by 2015 he showed he had. Not to mention Ricciardo is a quality driver too, defo deserved a lot more than his stats show.
@@As-qz5lrin 2018 I agree but 2017 no. The Ferrari was a slower car that szn and far more unreliable. Nobody coulda beat Lewis in 2017. Also the examples u gave we’re not during Lewis’ prime, that was his mclaren days when he was a young feisty driver. By 2015 he had evolved into an unstoppable force, never made mistakes and was incredibly fast every weekend. 2018 was Lewis’ best season so once again I don’t think any driver could have beat Lewis in 2018
It’s crazy how he won the 4th most titles ever and people say only 4 titles but that just shows how good he was
no, it shows how many times he had the best car on the grid (7 times) and how much he underperformed.
I mean your just wrong arent you@@milanwyd441
@@milanwyd441😂😂 wrong
@@iversongmd its correct.
@@milanwyd441 i want to know what are you smoking
Here to mention that if Massa got the championship in 2008 he would owed a lot to Seb. Everyone forgot that Sebastian navigating the treacherous conditions and overtaking Hamilton temporarily gave the bag to Felipe.
Sebastian Vettel a true F1 Legend.
Somehow, his 15 poles a season record goes under the radar. 15 poles in 2011 and no one has beat that record.
Great video! Many F1 fans have short memories (unless they weren't yet following the sport) so this is a timely reminder of how great those Seb years were.
5:41 I have always felt that this is that main weakness of Seb, is that he is too emotional when it comes to critism, heated moments during a race like Mexico 2016, and when Ferrari is losing support in him. You see drivers like Max not caring at all about getting booed, and just shrugs it off when a race does not go his way.
There is difference being booed by Ferrari fans when you are dutch driver in English team that won in Italy and driver that actually drives for Ferrari being booed by his own fans...
@@waki0069tbf if Max was in Ferrari, he would not give too much shit on the boos
but as for driver feedback & car development, yes both will struggle
max will get very angry too
Your right, Seb is an emotional driver good or bad. Seb made some questionable decisions but he will always be my favorite. I miss him a lot. It's been a hard year lol
@@waki0069 Since when has Seb gotten booed by his own fans?
The narrative we normally see and hear is that Seb couldn't adapt his driving style and cracks under pressure. In the early V6 era
(2014 -2016) Seb for the most part was the driver who could consistently challenge the dominant Merc. Yes in 2014, he was beaten by Danny Ric, but I put that down to poor reliability coz Vettel was back to his best in 2015. Seb's 2015 season is very underrated. He was even ahead of Rosberg and Lewis's main title challenger at some point in the slower Ferrari. To me this shows that Seb was actually able to adapt his driving style. On cracking under pressure, In 2012 Vettel pulled off 2 back to back 'pressure drives'. The pitlane to podium at Abu Dhabi and recovering to p6 in tricky conditions after being spun on lap 1 to clinch the title. In conclusion Vettel is an F1 legend, 4th most wins in the sport's history and 4Wdcs. Put some respect on his name
I agree with your comment but I gotta say that him getting beaten handedly in 2014 wasn't really down to reliability issues, danny was just outright faster, in both race pace and quali pace.
Vettel actually had 5 wins in 2012 and alonso with 3
It would be a disservice to the sport not to recognize that he is and will always be one of the best guys to ever step foot in an F1 car.
2010-2013 was a very weird time in f1 like it sometimes feels like it never happaned if you looked at the races that have been in the V6 era. Like it really feels like Sebastian Vettel's dominance was just a dream and everything that happaned around it like for example Maldonado's Williams victory at the 2012 Spanish gp like every time I see pictures of that it feels fake like it didn't happen even thought I know it did cause I got to see it. What I'm saying is that 2010-2013 was weird and the whole V6 era has just been normal like with Mercedes dominating the first half of it until Max and Red Bull ended their streak and now they are dominating and this feels more normal than what happened in Sebastian Vettel era and I hope that when 2026 rolls around I hope we get the same weird shit we saw back then. Like I wanna see some crazy weird seasons which makes no sense rather than have just normal season where 1 team and 1 driver are dominating while other teams rarely get the glory.
Everyone is a Seb fan. Even if they say they are not, they are Seb fans.
seb is a great driver, but since hes german and not british the media (aheem skysports & british media) downplayed hes accomplishments and portrayed him as the villain. its great to see that seb is slow but surely getting the phrase that he deserved after hes retirement.
🎉
I think Max now gets a lot less boos than Seb did back in 2013, although the stats are even more absurd
Exactly. Max only gets booed only at a few races this year, and yet people go on about how he's the most hated driver this year like how delusional is that
@@Randomvideos-zi7peMay be accurate for this year but certainly not of all time.
@@Randomvideos-zi7pe well following the logic of "more dominance= more boos" he should be hated and bood so much more, but somehow he only gets the boos from the absolutely horrible Checo fans
@@4wardfr3ak23 exactly. It's only the Mexicans that hate him, nothing more
@damarfadlan9251 ok weeb?
I like Seb, but he can't competively adapt his driving style to differnet car characteristics and isn't good in the rain. Pales in comparison to Max imho,.
Winning Monza in a Minardi is something I will never forget
toro rosso was 4th best car of the season on average and the best car of that weekend btw
@@milanwyd441cry more
@@milanwyd441his teammate finished in 18th and a lap down is all I will say
@@micahvdw962 okay? what i said is still a fact tho. was red bull 9th fastest in monaco because perez was a backmarker?
Vettel just as Lewis lost his racing mojo when he turned from a not so nice bad ass racing driver into nice guy hypocrite social justice warrior. Didn’t do any good to Lewis and Sebs racing skills
Great video!
It's crazy to think Max has already surpassed his all time total wins 😱.
We need to appreciate dominance when we see it from Schumi, to Vettel to Hamilton to Verstappen (my lifetime).
My only argument is simply max has more races to get that total up quicker
@@jondoe1571just because of this crap is why he smashes them on %Won as well lol
@@jondoe1571On the other hand more races also makes some records harder to beat e.g. podiums on all races.
@@jondoe1571vettel had 300 races for 53 wins. Max 184 races for 54 wins. So not really true.
@@gandalf_thegrey crap? It’s an honest talking point sure you still have to win the race but he’s getting more chances the numbers simply show it
People also tend to think that Vettel just ran away with it in 2010-2013. 11 and 13 were dominant but 2010 and 12 seasons produced one of the best title struggles the sport has ever seen. The most underrated seasons by him are 09 15 and 17. 09 because if not for reliability troubles he would have won the title, 15 for challenging Merc at the peak of their powers, and 17 because he was simply the best driver out there. If not for a blow out in britain, problems in malaysia and japan, an error of judgment we would be talking about a 5 times world champ. Hell even 6 if the rb5 would have been more reliable.
Let's be honest, and I am not taking anything away from the great F1 champions, but we haven't seen anything quite like prime Verstappen in a great car. His consistency is insane, even in 2021 when it was more 50/50.
Can’t wait until another 10 years when you make the same video but about Verstappen
Prime Sebastian Vettel prime wasn't even the better driver at his time
Altho Seb is undoubtedely great F1 driver his prime has to be one of the most overrated primes in history
Just a small correction. Alonso had 3 wins in 2012 while Vettel had 5 wins.
4:02 Vettel and Alonso did NOT have the same amount of wins
Imagine if Fernando was driving alongside Vettel at RB from 2010 - 2013 🤯
10 year from now we were talk prime max was defferent machine and funny we dont know when it end seb stop dominant at 26 like max now only seb the year after in 2014 the turbo hybrid regulations v6 era stop him and next regulation not next year like max is two more years until the 2026 new regulations changes i wonder he also it mark the end of his prime i wonder max also leave red bull after they have not become competitive anymore to new team or retired 🎉😮
And as red bull fan this video is like nostalgia to me that time i become f1 fan thaks for seb Danke seb we all miss you ❤😢😊
The best prime
he wasnt even the best driver of the years of his prime💀💀💀 not even second
In 2012, Alonso had three wins to Seb's five iirc. Seb won four straight on the bounce plus his lone win in Bahrain, whereas Alonso won Malaysia, Germany and Valencia.
All i’m gonna say is that we need v10s back💀 or at least v8s
agree😂
Back in Redbull days yes indeed i miss the him in f1 an example for future generation people hated him back then and know people love him
Some say Max is better than Seb. BUT Seb 2010 and 2012 championship is just so much competition than Max.
Vettel= will be remembered as a Red Bull drivers he owes everything to that team where he won 4 titles; Consequently he will not be remembered as a Ferrari driver where he is famous more for the mistakes made than for the victories; Not to mention that with Red Bull he snatched at least 2/3 of the drivers' world championships from Ferrari (2010, 2012 and perhaps in 2013).
The FIA ruined his career in 2014 in order to fleurish Hamilton career.
I've watched the whole thing and I will disagree. He's a great guy and a gentleman, and surely an A-class driver in his prime, but IMO never Verstappen/Alonso tier. The four championships were perfectly well deserved yes there's no denial. But his peak/prime was also defined by those dominant RBs + a compliant teammate much like a Bottas or Barrichello. On the other hand Max or Alonso would put up these spectacular performances in the third best car or even worse than that, time and time again. But when Vettel had the opportunity to do that, he never really capitalized on it. And not to mention how he wasn't ever the same driver after regs changed to v6 while other drivers adapted so well - also the cracks under pressure, the spins, etc, not too far from Mazepin. Now am I underestimating him? Absolutely not, 4 WDCs are 4 WDCs, absolute legend of the sport. But IMO Max with only 3 WDCs has proven more.
In my opinion in recent years of racing
Seb and max are the only drivers that were able to dominate and maximize their cars
I also think if red bull would have continued their dominance he would have won every championship from 2010 to 2020
I miss that layout of the Indy road course. I hate the chicane they put in and took out the banking.
Sebastian Vettel was an absolute fucking monster who was unbeatable. Don't ever forget that. Ferrari chewed him up and spit him out like they do with so many drivers because they couldn't build a decent car if their life depended on it.
If Vettel and Alonso couldn't win a title in their cars, nobody can.
Ahh the filler videos after the F1 season have begun
Vettel struggled to win the title in 2010 and 2012 against an Alonso who had a car that barely managed to get to Q3 most of the year. Mid.
7:08 and then leclerc came along and s🅱️inalla started in full force.
Sebastian vettel is the biggest f1 fan who also won 4 championships
Hamilton and Vettel are the same driver
dont disrespect hamilton like that
He was lucky that Hamilton guy didn't have the right car at the time to put up a fight just like Redbull how it is now at the moment
I love the big Vet. But, nah, even Vet gives his respect to Maxxy.
after a year of prime verstappen it doesnt quite seem the same tho
coinciding with the genius that is ardian newey....
Same number of wins in 2012… is 5 Seb and 3 Fernando?
He wasn't a Homo Sapiens? 🤨
Nice video!! I couldn't agree more
He was so good that he almost lost 2 championships against a driver with a car a full second slower. There.
It's called having a car with bad reliability.
In my eyes athletes are like stars (like actual stars, not cElEbReTiEs)
The hotter they burn to shorter their lifespan.
Sebs prime is imho the perfect example. In his prime he was so bright, so hot, something ive never seen before. But he "burned out" relatively fast.
4 straight years isnt particularly short, you cant burn out fast and have 53 wins. Someone like Jaques villnueve I would say burned out fast.
@@aaron56426 Like Fittipaldi and Schumacher, Jacques decided on building a team after his Williams run.
multi 21 seb
Vettels title run was interrupted only due to the hybrid regulations. Had that not happened, he'd have many a title more.
the regulations came into play for ALL drivers not just vettel. adapting is important in this game. other drivers did, Vettel didn't. nothing was "interrupted". he just didn't adapt
Are you using ChatGPT to write your scripts? The phrasing sounds AI-like.
An idea for your F1 Conspiracies series? The idea Martin Brundle mooted that Seb deliberately lost to Daniel Ricciardo in 2014 in order to trigger the performance cause required to leave for Ferrari in 2015.
Sad to think F1 social media would have shunned Seb after the first few races if it happened nowadays. First DNF would have IG absolutely degrading him. And by the 4th they’d decide he has no talent. Then when he won they’d 100% tear it down and credit difficult conditions all the way. 😂
He is the only f1 driver that their prime apparently ended when most drivers start entering their prime.
This will be a controversial opinion but I don't think Vettel has been a brilliant driver. He simply had the right car and a weak team mate. Webber was never considered a brilliant driver yet he was able to fight for the 2010 title even comitting a lot of mistakes. The 2010-2013 Red Bulls were masterpieces of engineering and even Adrian Newey said that the 2010 car was simply too good. If there was even a title fight in 2010 and 2012 its because the car was not super reliable (the alternator kept failing for example).
Proof of Vettel not being a top 10 driver of all time is the fact that he has never won a race starting from 4th of lower. Hamilton, Verstappen, Alonso...all of them have won races starting from 10th or lower. For example, Hamilton won a couple races in 2009 with the 3rd best car, Alonso has won multiple times with shitboxes (Fujii 2008 or Malaysia 2012 come straight to my mind), Verstappen won races with the 3rd best car during the most dominant years of Mercedes... however, Vettel had a very, very dominant Red Bull and somehow almost threw away the title a couple times.
Not just that, I keep reading about "prime Vettel" but prime Vettel was gone as soon as he lost the ultra dominant car. In 2014, right after Vettels most dominant year, an almost rookie Ricciardo beat him fair and square. It almost seems as if the moment he got a better team mate he started to do nothing in F1.
Vettel was good, but thats it. Nothing extraordinary. He got an ultra dominant car, a not-incredible team mate and the moment he lost those 2 he did nothing. He had the car in 2018 to win the title and he threw it away. Prime Vettel maybe was just prime Red Bull
I agree for the most part but here's the thing, his peak performance was precisely allowed by having the right car. This is what gave him the confidence to really send the overtakes but yea Verstappen was already much more impressive to watch when he drove the 3rd best car.
@@alvmusic4402 there are other drivers that dont need a rocket to be at their peak (Verstappen, Alonso or Hamilton)
Vettel>>>Hamilton
ye, different as in weaker than the ones before and after him👍
3:59 wait a minute seb had 5 wins in 2012 not 4
4:02 wrong alonso 3, vettel 5 wins
Scott Speed ?? Seriously???
are u vettel fan, what' s the point of this video
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In 2024, if we do get proper competition from other teams and not another Newey sweeping the floor car, then we can see whether Max is on Sebastian's level or not.
not sure if Seb's level is better or worse than Ham's level but in 2021 we saw that Max is at least on Ham's level.
max is significantly abive sebs level. max surpassed sebs peak in 2020 or 2021 performance wise
Prime Max is surpassing him in every single way
The video is about Vettel, not Max
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a car champion, sorry but reality
Thank you for reviewing the prime of my hero, Pers. I know Seb will not won in 2010 if Petrov not impeding Nando and Webbo, but i can imagine if Seb, Nando, Webbo, Lewis, Jenson, and Felipe not had DNF at all in that season.
09/12/2023 19:19 At My Local Time.
He did win 4 titles in a row but he didn't justify them in the next couple of years, if we are honest. He easily got beaten by Ricciardo in 2014, while Red Bull was his own team, then went to Ferrari and he was really performing well up until 2018 where the pressure seemed to absolutely get into him. 2019-20 Leclerc showed superior speed and that was pretty much the end of the road for Seb. Great driver but those early 10s Red Bulls were on a different planet than the rest of the field. I would argue that Red Bull was the fastest car for most of 2009 as well, but Seb probably gets a pass because he only was 22. I don't know if having a family in 2014 changed his tenacity and his approach to racing but he was never really the same in the V6 era.
Alonso justified his 2 titles, Hamilton is on his way to justify his 7 titles with a good season right now, and Max has already justified his success by what he did during toro rosso and when he was a teenager.
I never saw this from Vettel, he got destroyed by Ricciardo, then by leclerc, and then the infamous stroll 19-21.
If form is temporary and class is permanent, where is Vettel's class? he's a fraud just like villeneuve
The level he reached while driving those cars was definitely the best out of anyone in those years. He had the fastest car in 2010, and the fastest by a sizeable margin in 2013 and 2011, but his drives in Abu Dhabi 2012 and Brazil justify his drives. Just because he has become an average driver for his calibre 2018 onwards does not in the slightest diminish his prime years.
The 2011 and 2013 sure were dominant cars.
2010 and 2012 are pure and raw Vettel pace tho.
@spicykking2854 Brazil yes. In Abu Dhabi he damaged his front wing twice and he got lucky with multiple Safety cars and plenty of cars retiring out of the race (Hamilton, Webber, Grosjean etc)
Danny Ric arrived with a bang yes but Seb had a ton of mechanical problems as well. It seemed that everytime Red Bull had a problem it was on his car.
If it wasn't for a certain Russian, Seb would have only 3 titles.
By the end of the 2013 season, Seb had won 1/3rd of all the F1 races he was in.
That damn Petrov!
Championships aren't won on one race...
@@alexcarolan8825 But being stuck behind Vitaly Petrov for 2/3rds of the race does.
@@alexcarolan8825Team LH needs to see this comment 😂
He was a beast at Ferrari. Lost because it’s a team sport. You can do everything right and still lose.
Can you imagine if he had won with Ferrari at least once? He would’ve had 5 titles and Hamilton 6. Or him 6 and Hamilton 5…
He was also great at Aston Martin. It was sad to see him go woke.
"Prime" Vettel was a different animal, but... "not yet prime" Max is built different 😎
Honestly, Vettel was overrated as fuck. He turned into a super awesome guy, but he got demolished by both DannyRic and Sharll. He's just another Newey Drone, much like MV0. They simply can't win without a car that has a significant advantage over the rest of the field. History proved that.
thats true for vettel but not verstappen. if you just watch verstappens driving, onboard, you can see he really is that guy. verstappen is a robot who was grown up to be the best and when u have perfect conditions to maximalize your potential you get this. however vettel really is overrated. lost title in fastest car in 09, 17, 18, struggled in 10, 12 with comfortably the best cars and even in a season like 11, when diffusor got babned for one race which only brought others closer, rb was still the quickest, he was was destroyed in the race immediately. and in 13, before tyre reg change to favour rb he wasnt having the best time despite a dominant car
@@milanwyd441 man, that is certainly a whoooooooole lotta cope going on 😂
@@josephcote7702 nope, its a fact. both vettel and verstappen had dominant rb cars, but only vettel underperformed with them
@@milanwyd441That is complete and utter Bullshit, only 2 of his 5 RB's in his entire career where Dominant, and he had a slower car than McLaren in 2012, yet still won the title, and McLaren and Ferrari were all very close in 2010 to RB, Vettel never underperformed in those cars, he just had closer competition and quite a bit of bad luck
@@gunterleba he did underperform, and rb was quicker in 12, hamilton is just a better driver.
10, 11, 12, 13 were all dominant cars and 09 was also the best car overall in the season
ah yes Seb, the only driver in the mix of greats that was able to win 4 wdc in a row with his mid driving skills. see how great story was that? oh his car is fast no question, but to be able to maintain fighting against greats with your mid driving skills, he definitely punched above his weight.
What are you talking about 😭
@@dylanallahar5711 He's mocking Alonso stans.
@@adityanarain9428 I should have seen the profile picture
Sorry not having it. He was totally overrated and exposed by Riccardio in his own team who as we have seen is good but not world beater good. He got obliterated by Leclerc and even made Stroll look like somewhat competent and deserving of his seat. The fact he beat the likes of prime Alonso, prime Button, Hamilton et al is a travesty and shows that drivers titles on the whole are totally meaningless when discussing driver skill & talent.
Yeah but this video talks about his time at Red Bull, not after it.
Ricciardo also exposed Max. Russell, Rosberg and Button beat Hamilton.
And Alonso lost to Trulli, Button, a rookie and Ocon and Tarso Marquez technically beat him. Talk about being exposed lol. Vettel would’ve never lost to midfield drivers.
@@paperplane-db8qf Wow, what a typically ignorant Vettel fan. Watching those seasons Alonso was superior to those team mates but stat obsessives will look at the final tally and draw conclusions. Guess you have to as Vettel fans because stats is all you have. Vettel was never superior to Riccardio or Leclerc in 2020, he was hammered, destroyed made to look second rate, like a Stroll. Not even Perez or Bottas would fare as badly. Alonso in those years was v close and luck could have changed that h2h. It would have taken more than luck for Vettel to beat Leclerc or Riccardio. It would have taken a non average driver.
@@paperplane-db8qfif Vettel returned to Aston Martin right now he would get destroyed by Alonso just look what Alonso did to stroll Vettel made stroll look like a respectable driver says a lot
kinda agree, but still happy Alonso never won a championship since 2006 !