How does this keep happening? - Ferrari track invasion wins
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ธ.ค. 2023
- It seems to be a funny coincidence that whenever an idiot(s) goes onto the track during an F1 race, Ferrari always seem to be the team that ends up winning. In this video, I go through all those occasions that these events happened.
Disclaimer: To repeat what I said in this video, I do not condone the actions of these track invaders and I encourage everyone watching this video, not to follow in their footsteps. Please act responsibly around a race track.
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Damn, after watching both F1 Icebergs and a lot more additional content on youtube about the sport's history I thought I had known just about everything. But clearly you've proved me wrong with this video, lol. Great storytelling and I look forward to your future vids. Peace
It's amazing how much I think I know about F1 I don't know much at all, I didn't know anything about the 1989 and 2004 track invasions so it's good to know how these events unfolded. Great video Joe
Let's invade every GP next year.
Make Charles or Carlos champion.
Great video mate.
Conspiracy theories can be something you view often, as long as you don't believe them/try to prove it wrong (actually try).
i love your videos, i hope you get more recognition
Personally not a fan of Max or particularly a fan of Hamilton but that little throwaway line at the start about moving on from AD21, totally agree. MotoGP fans still argue and obsess about 2015, I’d hate for F1 to get so similarly fixated on the controversy towards the end of a historically brilliant title battle
I'm not a big fan of either though I respect their skill as drivers. But for as long as I find people that think what happened was ok or excusable, I will always speak against them. There are clear rules for safety car procedures that got shafted to the side just for the shake of the 'spectacle'. When you're saying that people should get over it you're basically saying that people must disregard blatant manipulation of the race by the race director that was illegal under the rules. And because I know exactly what people will say, I don't give two cents about Hamilton, I just deeply care about sporting integrity.
And another thing. Japan 1989 and Japan 1990 are still talked about and interpreted in a billion different ways. Do you really think the same people who on occasion throw hands about Prost-Senna will forget about 2021?
@@nickklavdianos5136not only just Japan 1989 or Japan 1990
Australia 1994 too
Even 2008 Brazilian GP which wasn’t even a contentious finish Toyota gambled both cars on dry tires and lost out on the last lap (still gained places mind you)
But people want the night of AD21 to be forgotten, don’t make me laugh it’s a part of f1 history whether they like it or not
just remember all you have to say to anger F1 fans in general are 3 little words. "Is that Glock?" seems to be super spicy and I do love saying it just to annoy F1 fans from time to time. as a Timo Glock enjoyer I do hope he's still in motorsport as the strategy call was almost as bad as Ferrari in recent memory