I think we saw true vettel again in this race, performing on his best level, hope to see this guy give it a better go next year. Although i want to see Alonso at the top.
This was the first time since Canada or even Australia, that we saw Vettel performing good. He pushed hard. Let's hope for a competitive season in 2017, with all the new rules and design changes.
WTF he did brilliantly in Mexico and Monza as well you ASS, and Germany too..... there just wasn't always pace to keep up with RedBull so.... Don't forget his overtakes in the wet of Brazil either, those were also great. Recovered well from 22th to 5th in Singapore, you dumb shit. Those moves he did were outstanding, there was even a double overtake I feel like Abu Dhabi wasn't anything special, it was the strategy that did it otherwise he (claimed that on the radio as well) remained stuck in P5
@@FrostBitey10 Nothing true about it. His 4th places in Hungary and USA were oustanding too. Maximum results every time. He was put on the wrong strategy in Spain, did well in Monaco too but Ferrari once again timed the strategy timed wrong, Austria he was brilliant just the crazy thing happened that his tyre exploded out of nowhere, but since the start he recovered well after a grid penalty, overtook Ricciardo in an usual spot at the second-to-last turn, and hunted down Max. His strategy looked good, they planned stayed out lon, he could've won that race since Lewis and Nico made contact, I reckon Vettel would've gotten close enough. In Japan he overtook Ricciardo through 130R (nobody remembers this). Or even Australia???? Australia he did overtake Hamilton (another forgotten move) but still finished behind him and went on the grass. He was leading for a long time but couldn't hold on. Strong race but it was all about the start, like Canada (where he made errors to lock brakes and lose the lead again). I feel like the Chinese GP was his strongest race. He recovered after the contact with Kvyat in China, to overtake like 20 times in that race, to get second. That was a massive result. Even did the most amazing overtake by passing 2 cars just before the pit entry. Magnifcient. He could've even won Bahrain and Russia i reckon, if he wasn't crashed out by that damn Russian or had an engine failure. Kimi's pace in Bahrain was already very strong, so Seb would've had a chance to win.
Vettel was so happy back then...
Not always..... he could be very verbal and angry on the radios in that season, he had terrible luck ..... but yeah after the race he is always chill
It’s crazy seeing how different everyone’s energy is watching this from 2021. Seb, Max, Danny - so BRIGHT and lighthearted with post-race high
I think we saw true vettel again in this race, performing on his best level, hope to see this guy give it a better go next year. Although i want to see Alonso at the top.
Looking forward to seeing next year with Max, Ricciardo, Hamilton and hopefully Alonso if McLaren improves. I'm too excited. Too long a wait.
And Vettel as well! :)
This makes me sad :(
@1:24 ... bwoah
So he's going to copy Kimi?
bwoaah
John Smith he definitely did that on purpose, the look on his face made it obvious😂
This was the first time since Canada or even Australia, that we saw Vettel performing good. He pushed hard. Let's hope for a competitive season in 2017, with all the new rules and design changes.
I am coming from the future - I have bad news for you ...
@@Casskario Looool I completely forgot I commented this. It was lowkey true though. 2017 was a competitive season
WTF he did brilliantly in Mexico and Monza as well you ASS, and Germany too..... there just wasn't always pace to keep up with RedBull so....
Don't forget his overtakes in the wet of Brazil either, those were also great.
Recovered well from 22th to 5th in Singapore, you dumb shit. Those moves he did were outstanding, there was even a double overtake
I feel like Abu Dhabi wasn't anything special, it was the strategy that did it otherwise he (claimed that on the radio as well) remained stuck in P5
@@FrostBitey10 Nothing true about it. His 4th places in Hungary and USA were oustanding too. Maximum results every time. He was put on the wrong strategy in Spain, did well in Monaco too but Ferrari once again timed the strategy timed wrong, Austria he was brilliant just the crazy thing happened that his tyre exploded out of nowhere, but since the start he recovered well after a grid penalty, overtook Ricciardo in an usual spot at the second-to-last turn, and hunted down Max. His strategy looked good, they planned stayed out lon, he could've won that race since Lewis and Nico made contact, I reckon Vettel would've gotten close enough.
In Japan he overtook Ricciardo through 130R (nobody remembers this).
Or even Australia???? Australia he did overtake Hamilton (another forgotten move) but still finished behind him and went on the grass. He was leading for a long time but couldn't hold on. Strong race but it was all about the start, like Canada (where he made errors to lock brakes and lose the lead again).
I feel like the Chinese GP was his strongest race. He recovered after the contact with Kvyat in China, to overtake like 20 times in that race, to get second. That was a massive result. Even did the most amazing overtake by passing 2 cars just before the pit entry. Magnifcient.
He could've even won Bahrain and Russia i reckon, if he wasn't crashed out by that damn Russian or had an engine failure. Kimi's pace in Bahrain was already very strong, so Seb would've had a chance to win.
Thanks for sharing
Whos here after hamiltons interview to look after the ferrari girl?😂
2:36 shows again what kind of a really fair sportsman Verstappen is. :D
SEB DID KIMI'S BOWAH! XD