@@vinod1655 The comparison between McLaren and AM will be interesting as they'll both be running Merc PUs. Ricciardo vs Vettel could be a regular main dish of GPs next season.
I'm sorry but I have to disagree with you on the whole 'Vettel shouldn't take jabs at Ferrari' thing. You said yourself, Ferrari leadership and especially Binotto have been blaming Vettel for their poor performance from day one. Ferraris usual inability to admit that they have fucked up put them in a situation where they needed a scapegoat. Every single weekend I heard Binotto taking jabs at Vettel, some justified, but many also completely rude and unnecessary and even wrong at times. And Binotto lied to the media about the circumstances under which Vettel was fired. For most of the season, Vettel was the bigger man and stayed quiet, so I don't blame him for taking a shot at Binotto now that he's achieved a somewhat good result.
Indeed Vettel has kept quiet and not blamed anything on the team until now, and I'm all for it. Binotto has been talking bs since last year," we let Vettel win" (singapore), "we expected more from our second driver" (IMOLA), and many many more it makes me sick.
@@f1i273 lmao what???? 2012 car was much better then in comparison to 2020, one was title challenger and in this one leclerc and vettel could only manage 3 podiums till now and even that only on crazy events
14:40 Aldas I disagree here. Vettel actually has been the bigger man by being relatively patient over the team radio and that time he made cardboard cutouts for the team. He also said that it was a mutual decision and he had no hard feelings, even though we know both aren’t true. I genuinely think he was just joking when he said that
If Ferrari had cared about him they would've taken care of their team first, specifically their strategy department has been disastrous. Perhaps if they had had better strategists, Vettel could've actually focused more on driving, which he's actually quite good at when he isn't in need to think about his tyre strategy more so than the rest of the team. That has been a major issue in 2017. It was still an issue in 2018 and hasn't exactly changed since.
@@brianc3474 See the video again and the amount of mistakes Vettel made in 2018 probably likes of Hamilton and Alonso will take 5 years in making those mistakes
It's not that they dislike each other, but they're both fantastic drivers, and both want to win. Styrian GP, Brazil GP. We've seen this before, having two number one drivers usually means none of them will cross the finish line.
most people just go by what they hear over team radios during the race, and don't understand that those transmissions have a lot to do with the high adrenaline of competition and are not necessarily a reflection of interpersonal relationships.
I think listing all spins is a fine argument but that doesn’t give him a fair look in my opinion because most of the team was never fully behind him and he always had all the pressure on him, he could never only focus on the race.
Also he mentioned Germany as Catalyst. Well here's a little context to Germany: Ferrari were on different strategies for Kimi and Vettel. Despite having the fresher tires, Ferrari didn't let Vettel pass Kimi. Vettel was later in a comfortable lead but Hamilton was pushing really hard on 4. They calculated, that Hamilton would win, if he could keep the pace til the end. So Vettel was told to push, which he did. First Lap was as fast as Ham, second was the crash. So without Ferraris dumb strategy Vettel would have had a) not to push, because a bigger gap and b) fresher tires in the light rain because no dirty air from Kimi Oh and btw I just watched Suzuka Quali 2018 and I don't think it was Vettels decision to be the only one out on Inters in Q3 when it was still dry and then go out later on Slicks when the rain began, resulting in him starting 9th. With a common sense strategy he just starts in front of Verstappen instead of plowing through the field at the start. Context matters with a lot of these spins
People forget that When Vettel crashed in Germany 2018 , he already had a front wing issue and had to fight the car in all the corner. Just see the full video yourself before coming to conclusions: th-cam.com/video/PtCSegWN7gs/w-d-xo.html Ferrari reliability issue also cost him the title and also ferrari management being poor in upgrading the car to match merc in the second half of the season.
I agree that Sebastian has made some mistakes in the past, but there seems to be an explanation. Being a title challenger is hard enough, but challenging with Ferrari puts you under much more pressure, Ferrari is no ordinary team, it's full of internal politics, and that put Seb under that much pressure. It certainly was more than the pressure Lewis is under at Merc. And he had no one to rely on unlike Michael for example, who had a pact with Brawn and Todt inside the team. Seb also brought more pressure upon him in 2017 after the Baku incident, and the mechanical dnfs costed him quite a lot. But he was the best driver that year, just the car was lagging behind the Mercedes.
Agree with you. But well, there s always an explanation. And Seb knows how to manage pressure (even if it wasn t the same situation,just look back to his red bull titles). I d say the rupture was after the German GP 2018. But well, hope we will see more of Seb's magic
Ferrari has been in denial over the past few years. I feel bad for all the people that have worked there. Wasted great talents like James Allison who’s now flourishing over at Mercedes.
@@Čangrizavi_Cinik Yea, they should accept that challenge by exclusively accepting Italians to key positions and promoting from within. Let's not forget alienating team members from other countries like Allison. Oh wait...
Which means they made the car totally against his wishes. Balance wise we all know he wants rear side to be "glued" to the tarmac. He hates oversteering.
I think Seb and Ferrari would be world different had they clinched the 2017 title (as they could have). We might have had a 6-time and a 5-time champion on the grid today instead of a 4-time and 7-time.
Bottas a wise man once said “The best medicine any doctor could recommend is- A stroll in the park, It’s not only good for the mind, But it’s also good for the heart” if Vettel can do that things will be al-bon
@@valeriobenedetti7791 no need for insults the facts are since he took over performance has dropped. He is accountable for the bad results and the engine not being compliant.
@@frankromeo4053 he's a great engineer since Scumacher's times. Ferrari oredered him to do 2 jobs at the same time, of course he won't be the best team principal ever. Then it's FIA who suddendly say to Ferrari to change the engine, it's not Binotto's fault
@@valeriobenedetti7791 excuses excuses that's why we never win...it's always somebody else's fault. 3 world champions have driven for Ferrari kimi, vettel, and alonso but no one has been able to win since 2007. Is that the FIA's fault as well ? I am a Ferrari fan just like you but our engineers are not good enough and Binotto is accountable for the current results.
Blaming Vettel for the 2017 Singapore GP collision is quite a stretch, and I'm not sure the shunt at Hockenheim in 2018 was so decisive for his title hopes - he got to win at Spa two GPs later and was beaten to the championship by a 90-plus points margin -, but overall I agree with Aldas. This was an honest take on Seb's career at Ferrari.
@@linusmorin9189people always say this but i don’t see evidence for it, there are plenty of tracks after hockenheim where ferrari either had a fighting chance or were outright superior to mercedes
14:53 you could add Kimi Raikkonen in 2008 & 2009 as well the only lead driver that has lasted in the pressure cooker of Ferrari in the last 30 years was Michael Schumacher ever since they have just been putting lead drivers through the meat grinder to try an replace him.
Even Schumacher was thrown away by Ferrari in the end. They forced his retirement. I can't think of many drivers who left Ferrari on a good note going back to Surtees or even Fangio. I don't know why so many drivers choose to deal with the politics and typical mistakes that happen there. I think if you go with the attitude that you're driving for Ferrari for the experience (and money) and that's what you want from F1, great. That works for drivers like Berger, Irvine, Raikkonen (it's a "hobby." Perfect). But if you're truly championship material, looking elsewhere will likely work at least at well.
Michael Schumacher had a different team along with Brawn around him supporting him because he choosen the team himself. Not just the ITALIANS TEAM putting pressure on the driver to win no matter the cost.
Everybody on the internet acting all smart like they have a PhD in psychology and know Sebastian personally and have worked with Ferrari for the past 20 years.
From looking at what happens within the team, we can still confirm they have a toxic environment. They were reaping everything with Michael, Ross and Todt in the early 00's until 2005. In 2006, they managed to bounce back but they still pushed heavily to get rid of the trio just because they were not Italians. Only Todt stayed amd they replace MSC with Kimi because they wanted him badly. After 2008, they wanted to give the boot to Kimi with no respect (though indeed his 08 and 09 campaigns were subpar) to replace him with Alonso. Then they got rid of Alonso, and now Vettel. Back in the 90's, they got rid of Prost who was telling the truth regarding the shitty car they had. And they did the same to Lauda in the 80's
Ferrari has always been like this, and that is their way of defending the most successful team in history and the most prestigious car brand. Off course they are toxic, they have a lot to lose as opposed to redbull (which doesn't even build cars) and mercedes (without f1 history till today. It might be wrong but this way has always worked in the past, you need strong character to succeed at Ferrari. Also "godawful culture" smells a bit racist tbh
I always think of Nico Rosberg when I think of Seb in recent years. Nico made it clear just what the toll is on family life to be at the pinnacle and Seb is definitely a family man. Think about his competition, Max, Charles, Lewis etc who are 100% focused on every milliliter and microsecond to the exclusion of all else. That’s a tough spot to be in.
People forget that When Vettel crashed in Germany 2018 , he already had a front wing issue and had to fight the car in all the corner. Just see the full video yourself before coming to conclusions: th-cam.com/video/PtCSegWN7gs/w-d-xo.html Ferrari reliability issue also cost him the title and also ferrari management being poor in upgrading the car to match merc in the second half of the season.
I'm sorry, you're a vettel fan?😂 You have totally blamed Vettel for all the incidents he has had as his "driver errors". 2018 Ferrari didn't have the best car on track pls check the no of poles and their performances on legit every track and if you say that Vettel is just a shit driver then you're also claiming Raikonnen was a shit driver. I admit the spins are his problem, but legit most of the spins I've seen, is abnormally huge for any driver to commit so many spins and this definitely can be derived from the fact that the Ferrari was never designed for him or the downforce or the rear of the car is really unstable. Seb has always done well in the high downforce tracks and yes I admit that drivers are supposed to be versatile, but you cannot really pin much of this to him in any way. Daniel Ricciardo had a shit season in 2018 compared to Max, doesn't mean he's a bad driver or worse than Max, in which you're claiming Leclerc is better than Vettel. Leclerc has done nothing but performed on Saturday, he's got 9 poles in 2019 and could only convert 2 of them, which speaks volumes. Plus Leclerc has made driver errors both in 2019 and in 2020 for that matter so saying Leclerc is better than Vettel is a huge overstatement coming from a "Vettel fan". Leclerc has been hugely responsible in squeezing Vettel out of the picture, he's played politics inside Ferrari and many former Ferrari drivers have claimed that. Now: main point. Please explain the gap between Vettel and Leclerc in legit every race in 2020, the slow pit stops, the strategy differences. You really think they have the same car? Vettel gets his upgrades 10 minutes before qualifying , you think a departing driver from the team will get the same upgrades or the same strategies as the first driver? Balls. You've gotta be kidding me that Vettel and Leclerc who've had merely a 0.2 secs difference in 2019 between them now have more than a second difference. Fairplay to you as a Vettel fan if you really think a 4 time champion is that bad to Leclerc by being 1 second behind him 😂 Ferrari have claimed that they don't have a race performing car this year, but you have any idea why they're facing so much backlash in social media? It's coz of the way they treated Vettel. They claimed first that "Vettel and Ferrari couldn't come to a contract agreement", even though in 2019 they said they're giving Vettel a chance based on his performance in 2020. Later Vettel claimed he was never even given a contract in the first place, thus me pointing out that Ferrari had already planned to squeeze him out in 2020 before the 2019 season even ended. Today Binotto has passed more salty sarcastic unsupportive comments towards Vettel than Vettel fucking has, and why shouldn't he? He's been screwed this season and he's been keeping his calm. So for a driver who's got nothing to lose, who's leaving the team, it is unethical for him to be passing any kinda comments? Bullshit. Vettel has never received the support from Ferrari, same as Alonso or Massa and if you've had drivers of that quality for years and haven't yet won a championship since 2008 or a DC since 2007? It's not the drivers, it's the team that's the problem 100%. Soon I'll see Leclerc getting sucked out in the future just like Vettel was. Btw i'm really sorry for dishing out on you like this, I've been following this channel for a long time but the comments made on this video are hilarious and it's quite contradicting for you to claim you're a Vettel fan. I am a Mclaren fan but i can 100% say Vettel has been mistreated this year and your comments towards him are a bit unfair and that's not really something I expected.
Lmao the copium in this comment is so unreal. Vettel couldnt adapt to the unstable 2020 car, just like 2014. He is an unadaptable driver, its that simple. All this mental gymnastics to try and hide the simple fact. Vettel fans are on another plane of delusion.
Ok, when you finished with mistake counting my face was like this at the end 😮 I knew it was a lot of mistakes of course but when you hear them all at once it's shocking.lets hope next season is better for him
James allison used to cry on his way to work in ferrari when his wife passed away and how toto and merc helped him mentally , when he joined merc in 2017
@@sunilyv2214 Okay, but that is beside the point. The way you wrote the op made it clear that Allison was crying because Ferrari was just an excrociating place to work, which is not true.
I think the driving style argument... I think after Seb was publicly rebuked by Arrivabene about “drivers should drive” or something like that when trying to give input on the car, was big. The 2018 car obviously focused less on the rear downforce Vettel likes and more on front end + straightline performance, which we can see in his spins starting. For whatever reason, Ferrari just didn’t bother tailoring their development to what their then-lead driver requested. I think we have to remember that Ferrari has a history of changing star driver whenever there is a new TP and/or CEO. Seb signed on under Montezemolo-Mattiaci and under promises they would have made him - promises which did not interest Marchionne-Arrivabene. So he was already shot in the foot before his Ferrari tenure ever started
Few of Seb's mistakes (Azerbaijan penalty, Germany) did not cause him to lose the title in 2017/18. It was the many reliability issues that caused him to not be champion. Not saying he isn't to blame for his mistakes but that's normal, every driver makes mistakes. But as a team the cars weren't reliable neither was the management structure.
If another team boss was missing from the paddock for one weekend while their drivers both drove well and their drivers made the same joke, would you say it's a jab at the team boss? Of course not, you'd just take it as a joke. The only reason you think it's a jab from Seb is because there is certain truth in it.
I don't see how Ferrari treated Vettel badly. He was given the best Ferrari since 2007 and failed twice to make the most of it. They dumped Alonso for him and could have got Ricciardo or Verstappen but stood by Seb and got nothing in return.
14:45 tbh he has in my opinion, apart from Turkey when he said that about Mattia i can't remember him saying another negative thing about him or the team this season
Best analysis on Seb/Ferrari relationship. Although I'm a die hard fan of Lewis, but I do hope Seb bounces back to his hay days with Aston Martin in 2021
Hey Aldas can you make a video about Lewis Hamilton 2012 season? Lost multiple races while he was leading the race, many slow pit stops and just so many reliability issues from McLaren. What could have been if McLaren didn’t screw up so hard... Maybe Lewis would have stayed at McLaren and would therefore not be a 7x world champion 🤔 Would be super interesting if you could talk about this in a video
And guys I’m a Lewis Fan But sometimes I just think about what if Lewis would have won the championship in 2012? Because without all the issues he had a great chance... Ultimately I’m super happy for a Lewis that everything worked out for him. It was meant to be. Because everything happens for a reason 🙌
One of my earliest videos was a video called "The Downfall of McLaren Part 1". It isn't my greatest ever video but I did cover McLaren's horrible title challenge flop in 2012 in detail so definitely recommend watching it. th-cam.com/video/tcpX27xVexM/w-d-xo.html&pbjreload=101&ab_channel=Aldas
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@12:30 I actually disagree with that one. He won the Belgian GP right after that and was looking again on track to win the championship. Then the Monza qualifying came, where Ferrari failed to make the strategy work for Vettel so that he would be on pole. In my opinion that startet his chain of unnecessary mistakes, that were far bigger than his (rather small) mistake in Hockenheim. But of course it had at one point become just a lot....=(
Tbf Vettel taking jabs at Ferrari isn't quite accurate. Seb has always been quite and protected the team when they ruined his races. Even during this dreadful season he hasn't really said anything about the team eventhough there have been many instances where it would have been too easy for him to do.
Yes.. vettel can say whatever he wants, but next year is the moment of truth.. I really really hope that he performs as he did in his red bull days..or, everyone is gonna trash talk him.
I don't think seb's 'smart comments' and little digs are unfair at all, or petty tbh. Man's been punched in the stomach and tossed out, he's always been cheeky like that, and good it’s to see that there's a fire still in him. It's just to keep his dignity together. Plus, a few comments like that DO NOT outweigh the damage the ferrari team have done to Seb.
Excessive bias against Vettel on your analysis (which may be my own error, but on the opposite side...). But in the end of the day I don't remember a driver with such a gentlemen attitude after being sacked and specially with such an early notice from the season's end. And again: 4x times world champion, but fighting against drivers from other teams (only one year against his teammate). with
Happy you believed in yourself when you had no one else to believe in you for this TH-cam stuff, I followed you in the early days and your content just keeps getting better and better and better. Always with interesting topics and perspective. Thanks for another awesome vid!
Honestly, if Binotto stayed Technical Director and supported Vettel, we could have seen Vettel a 5 or 6 time world champion which could have been insane
It's funny how haters are ignorant toward his performances before he became WC or when he saved bad situations... but ofc, all they see is him winning in a good car and not in a bad car and think that based on that they can judge how good he is....please 🙄
cool video :) but I'd say try and loop the background music a bit more gracefully, it's pretty obvious when it ends and loops back. I usually try and find a good place to blend them together as it's not as noticeable especially when talking over it.
I believe seb was right during his interview, after all the shit he got from ferrari while saying nothing. I m both a Vettel and Ferrari fan, and honestly I dont recognize this team. Thanks aldas for this video again. Everyone got his own responsibility and yep, leclerc is trully the next one ( i believe so). Grazzie ragazzi !
I think it is really ungrateful and disrespectful for Vettel to act as if Ferrari is to blame here. Ferrari gave him an amazing package , and made him the de-facto number one driver in the team, even let him have first say when it came to selecting a team-mate. And what he did was choke under pressure and make mistakes whenever he was expected to perform. Seriously, if Alonso had the package Vettel had, he would have probably won the championship.
My point was that he s never been disrepectful to the team, so his speech was legitimate. You re right, he had the package to win. And without talking of the externalities, the responsibility is shared. About Alonso, yes, he is an outstanding driver but we will never know... Lets see them fight for podiums next year
@@yxgygv7883 Ferrari's package was supremely fast in 2017 and 2018, Vettel was neck and neck with Hamilton in the first half of the season, he choked in the second half of both seasons and under delivered when his team wanted him to rise to the occasion. Like in Singapore 2017, where he created a sandwiched 2 cars, including his team-mate, into the pitwall and crashed after getting pole. Or the idiotic crash he had in hockenheim 2018. The team did their best and gave him priority over Kimi, but unfortunately he will never take responsibility for his actions.
@spicy_Llama49 REsearch ?? Really ?? In Monza 2018, Ferrari had the fastest car, Vettel was the one who got involved in an incident with Hamilton and ruined his race... NOT FERRARI'S FAULT In Austin 2018, Ferrari was the fastest when it came to race pace, but Vettel messed up his qualifying with a stupid mistake in free practice and ruined his race. Kimi won that race. Brazil 2018, could not extract the pace out of a car that could have finished on the podium, Kimi came third in that race. Not to mention various other races such as Azerbaijan, Hockenheim etc. where driver error costed him the championship. So yeah, my "research" is top notch mate And as far as qualifying and race pace goes... no car is meant to perform well in each and every race, every car is weak on some tracks and fast on others. The team gave Vettel a fast car, its up to the driver to adapt his driving style to out-drive the car. That's how Hamilton won in 08, and that's what Alonso ALMOST did in 2010. Vettel, unfortunately, cannot out-perform his car, and has choked so many times under pressure. He doesn't deserve number 1 status at Ferrari anymore.
I'm gonna be honest, i'm a seb apologist, but i do understand the points you are making. The one point i'd have to disagree on is the "jabs" in the media about ferrari from seb, what he said about binotto being left home was obviously just a joke. In my opinion he's been incredibly good with the media after this fiasco.
nowadays every arm chair critic starts a youtube channel and takes everything that comes off an athlete mouth too seriously...no point left in sarcasm anymore silly world we live in
Aldas, thank you for the great work! In my opinion it all comes down to mentality and mindset. In terms of driving skills, i don t think Hamilton is much better than Vettel or Bottas. But some factors made his mindset very strong, maybe his dad, maybe some mental coaches, and maybe himself. Bottas always strikes me as a beta male and that he could do so much better, and Vettel is an all time great but mentally unstable. If he doesn t aknowledge his weakness, if he doesn t hire some people helping him to get a hold of himself, there are no chances of him getting things done at Aston. I m a Vettel fan, but F1 is made for predators, not for mood shifting drivers. I bet that Hamilton would drive that Ferarri better than Seb, even though i still think that on his best day, Vettel is the best.
Hamilton and Vettel in terms of driving ability are about as good as each other, with Hamilton having the edge on adaptability and Vettel on actual peak performance. In 7 championships on the same car, I would probably see 4 for Lewis and 3 for Vettel, or vice-versa. Both are leagues ahead of Bottas... Vettel made Bottas look like a joke in 2017 and 2018 despite the Mercedes overall being the dominant car in 2017 and slightly better in 2018. Bottas is very fast in 1 lap qualifying. That's his biggest strength. Everything else? Average... It's the races that makes great drivers and win championships, not qualifying.
People forget that When Vettel crashed in Germany 2018 , he already had a front wing issue and had to fight the car in all the corner. Just see the full video yourself before coming to conclusions: th-cam.com/video/PtCSegWN7gs/w-d-xo.html Ferrari reliability issue also cost him the title and also ferrari management being poor in upgrading the car to match merc in the second half of the season.
Sebastien Vettel will forever remain an F1 great but he should have really bagged the 2018 WDC. It would forever remain as a blemish on his career and will be used as a stick to beat him up with by his haters.
I usually agree with Aldas but on this video from my perspective, it's just really really bad. First, we have to recognize that the Ferrari relies mainly on its engine this is why the corner speed between the 2 cars have such a big gap. I am summarising but if I had Ferrari's engine it wouldn't take that much to design a car that ok. A lot of the comment that Aldas said is really unfair regarding Seb's mistake. You need to understand Ferrari as a team which Aldas failed to do in this video. To be honest, It just a very very bad video with a lack of explanation and detail to back his statement.
Sensationalism this video; you suckered me in. So many mis-assumptions and so little space to type, my friend. Your ending is spot on however. Fingers crossed
Great video, well worded and agree with most of it. But if you're saying Ferrari is to blame most, me and probably a lot of others like to see a video on that. I think it would be very interesting to see all of the mistakes Ferarri has made, as they're not so highlighted in the media, because the drivers get all the spotlight. Someone really should try to shine a light on and put together the countless ferrari mistakes, ranging from long pitstops, not noticing damage on the cars, confusing strategies or forgetting the strategy at all, the political games being played with passive agressive comments in their pr, internal power struggles, unnecessary drama, brakes or other parts not being connected to the car properly, cheating etc. etc.
Is it possible for F1 team to build two car with differently. One suit of vettel and one suit for charles. Or just two car just suit for one driver and other one need to adapt to that like alex albon situation.
Vettel did more mistakes in 4 years than Hamilton's entire career. >2011 would like to have a word with you. That year alone Lewis did 5 or 6 mistakes. And he did a number of them in 2009 and 2010. In 2010 he did an exact copy (but worse actually) of what Vettel did in Monza 2018. And even in the few wheel to wheels he has in his dominant Merc cars, he also does mistakes... With Albon he had 2 of them in 4 races... In Germany 2019 he did 2 mistakes on his own with no pressure. It's just that the car he drives is so good that he can make up for the mistakes he does and the media doesn't list them. If you want me to, I can make an entire list of Hamilton's career mistakes, and believe me, while it would be less than Vettel (mostly due to 2018-2020 seasons) it wouldn't be that far off. It's, again, just not payed attention to the media. And not denying his mistakes, but Singapure was not his mistake and he didn't crash against anyone in that race. That's literally throwing sand at your viewers eyes (those who didn't watch Singapure). He shut the door at Max, and Max, if not for Kimi, would actually have space to move and distance himself from Seb. The main problem there was Kimi's unpredictably amazing start, Max steered away from Seb and didn't look at Kimi coming from his left side because he was focused on Seb on the right, if Max had seen Kimi, he would've probably used the brakes to not be sandwiched. Same with Seb, Seb from his angle (and don't forget that F1 mirrors are not the same as road cars, it's much less view angle, I've seen them in person) also could not see Kimi and he probably would've avoided steering so much at Max. Obviously Kimi can't be at fault for his amazing start, and Max can't be at fault for not being able to look at two sides at the same time, and Seb can't be at fault for doing exactly what a pole-sitter does all the time every time he has a worse start than 2nd place car and not being able to see Kimi. It was just destined to happen... If there's one thing Seb can be at fault is that he had a worse start, but really? We are going to blame a driver for not having a perfect start every weekend? No driver can have perfect starts every single time. Even Hamilton a lot of times has average or even bad starts, or Max, and even Kimi himself that year had buckloads of bad starts and in that one race in particular he just had to have that amazing start. But people, and of course, brits, just have to find fault in the rival of Hamilton for what happened. Brazil 2019 was also self inflicted yes but that was such a small touch that had catastrophic results... Loads of wheel to wheel we've seen with cars bashing at each other completely and being fine and these 2 cars just from making a tiny contact with each other just have their wheels explode ... All other errors listed however, completely agree with you. The 3 "spins" in Monza, USA and Japan however, he did spun because of his front axel making contact with another car... But he did put himself in those situations so I can somehow understand why he gets so much blame for that, but he shouldn't have much flak because of that. Baku 2017, France and Germany 2018, Bahrain, Britain, Italy 2019, Austria, Britain and Germany 2020, definitely agree with you that those were mistakes on his own and some of them really, really embarrasing like the 2019 ones and 2020 ones. Which is just uncharacteristic in comparison to his drives from 2008 to 2017.
Wait wouldn’t being in f1 with more experience make it harder to change your driving style? Just seems the longer you’ve been doing something the harder it is to change.
@9:00 no the car is also not designed around le clerc, its a PIECE OF SUBSTANDARD SHIT... ffs the 6th place in constructors should tell you this...its clearly not the drivers if BOTH drivers cant seem to get any speed out of that tupperware box , its the management... i cant get how this isnt clear as day...they went from performing as they historically have; at the top to falling fast right after they made the elemental mistake of making a technical director CEO, ive seen this in many companys and it never tends to work because technical inclined people tend to be good when they can focus fully on the technical aspects, they lack on people management and when they have to spend their energy there other areas will suffer; ferrari should put mr B back as a technical director; hire an actual team principle, stop blaming the drivers for something that clearly is much more fundamental and get their house in order... neither vettel nor le clerc are bad drivers
Great video. Seb for sure threw away a great chance in 2018 and it seems to have really effected him mentally. Hopefully he’ll reset after leaving Ferrari, but there’ll still be pressure as he’ll be expected to beat Stroll. If Stroll starts the season well it could be very long season for Seb.
I think throwing away is a bit harsh when he was on used slicks in changing conditions in a turn thats already hard to drive in the dry. That could easily have been a bottas or a verstappen in that place and maybe even lewis. Its hard to say, how he would cope with the environment at ferrari, at merc he certainly stands any pressure and makes it look easy.
@@invalid8774 The development of the car was awful in the second half of that season, yes they had the better car at the start of 2018 but in the second half they just couldn't keep up with mercedes.
I think Ferrari is like a family company which hires a professional and expects him to give results asap or they are made into buffoons/villains. With unprofessional everyone they secretly don't want new guy to succeed. If MS wasn't thick skinned or with JT he wouldn't have gotten 7 WDC. In 1998 they wanted to hire Mika over MS. And 2006 retirement. Now Leclerc is the new guy "making mistakes". The finger wagging and Leclerc parroting "my mistake".
He's in the same situation Hamilton was in 2012 imo(didn't make many mistakes in 12' but his 11' season was bad, I mean Button outperformed him) and he just left McLaren before their downfall begin and went to Mercedes who was clearly on the rise and it was open secret that Mercs were going to have an advantage in 2014. His move at AMR is going to be fun, I think he's going to be fully engaged and that's a team that makes very good strategy calls and does really well with the budget it has so with Seb coming in and a paddock rumor that maybe even Newey is joining them in 22' I think we may see Vettel back. Great champions always have a way to come back on top. We've seen it with Hamilton, and in other sports as well, I mean Federer and Nadal were written off completely 4 years ago and today they're sitting at the top again.
May the best happen to him.
can he win a race in 2021?
@@TheOriginalGankstar Ofcourse he can
@@vinod1655 The comparison between McLaren and AM will be interesting as they'll both be running Merc PUs. Ricciardo vs Vettel could be a regular main dish of GPs next season.
@@vinod1655 i lost hope for him too many driver's errors
Vettel is overrated. Most drivers like Hamilton, Bottas, Verstappen, Perez and Sainz would have won the championship with the 2017 and 2018 Ferrari.
I'm sorry but I have to disagree with you on the whole 'Vettel shouldn't take jabs at Ferrari' thing. You said yourself, Ferrari leadership and especially Binotto have been blaming Vettel for their poor performance from day one. Ferraris usual inability to admit that they have fucked up put them in a situation where they needed a scapegoat. Every single weekend I heard Binotto taking jabs at Vettel, some justified, but many also completely rude and unnecessary and even wrong at times. And Binotto lied to the media about the circumstances under which Vettel was fired. For most of the season, Vettel was the bigger man and stayed quiet, so I don't blame him for taking a shot at Binotto now that he's achieved a somewhat good result.
Indeed Vettel has kept quiet and not blamed anything on the team until now, and I'm all for it. Binotto has been talking bs since last year," we let Vettel win" (singapore), "we expected more from our second driver" (IMOLA), and many many more it makes me sick.
I feel the same like Alonso criticizing Ferrari in 14 is way different then vettel making few jokes rn
@@Nimsy0001 because alonso’s Ferrari was worse than vettel’s yet he performed much better than Vettel. Ferrari 2020 was faster than 2012
@@f1i273 lmao what???? 2012 car was much better then in comparison to 2020, one was title challenger and in this one leclerc and vettel could only manage 3 podiums till now and even that only on crazy events
Aldas effed up with this vettel jab comment
14:40 Aldas I disagree here. Vettel actually has been the bigger man by being relatively patient over the team radio and that time he made cardboard cutouts for the team. He also said that it was a mutual decision and he had no hard feelings, even though we know both aren’t true. I genuinely think he was just joking when he said that
Aldar cannot handle Vettel's jokes anymore it seems.
They seem to have got past the petty stage and awkwardness, and are now more comfortable with the situation and getting on with the racing.
If Ferrari really cared for him they should of got him an sport psychologist to help him repair after 2018
If Ferrari had cared about him they would've taken care of their team first, specifically their strategy department has been disastrous. Perhaps if they had had better strategists, Vettel could've actually focused more on driving, which he's actually quite good at when he isn't in need to think about his tyre strategy more so than the rest of the team. That has been a major issue in 2017. It was still an issue in 2018 and hasn't exactly changed since.
@@samuelbellamy2070 thank you that’s the one part as a seb fan that hurts me to seee every race weekend and was exposed finally this year
If Ferrari really cared for the team they should have got rid of him after 2018
@@dougjudy5352 that would be totally wrong let’s say Hamilton fails a world title chance with Mercedes do you think they’ll get rid of him
@@brianc3474 See the video again and the amount of mistakes Vettel made in 2018 probably likes of Hamilton and Alonso will take 5 years in making those mistakes
Why do people think Seb and Charles dislike each other? They get along well lol
They have massive respect for each other.
It's not that they dislike each other, but they're both fantastic drivers, and both want to win.
Styrian GP, Brazil GP. We've seen this before, having two number one drivers usually means none of them will cross the finish line.
indeed!!the typical media-wonderbra..dont like this bullshit
most people just go by what they hear over team radios during the race, and don't understand that those transmissions have a lot to do with the high adrenaline of competition and are not necessarily a reflection of interpersonal relationships.
I think listing all spins is a fine argument but that doesn’t give him a fair look in my opinion because most of the team was never fully behind him and he always had all the pressure on him, he could never only focus on the race.
Yep very true. Plus he never got a chance to get the team to surround him like he was able to do at RB
Also he mentioned Germany as Catalyst. Well here's a little context to Germany: Ferrari were on different strategies for Kimi and Vettel. Despite having the fresher tires, Ferrari didn't let Vettel pass Kimi. Vettel was later in a comfortable lead but Hamilton was pushing really hard on 4. They calculated, that Hamilton would win, if he could keep the pace til the end. So Vettel was told to push, which he did. First Lap was as fast as Ham, second was the crash.
So without Ferraris dumb strategy Vettel would have had a) not to push, because a bigger gap and b) fresher tires in the light rain because no dirty air from Kimi
Oh and btw I just watched Suzuka Quali 2018 and I don't think it was Vettels decision to be the only one out on Inters in Q3 when it was still dry and then go out later on Slicks when the rain began, resulting in him starting 9th. With a common sense strategy he just starts in front of Verstappen instead of plowing through the field at the start. Context matters with a lot of these spins
@@thie9781 yes!! Finally someone who actually knows
People forget that When Vettel crashed in Germany 2018 , he already had a front wing issue and had to fight the car in all the corner.
Just see the full video yourself before coming to conclusions: th-cam.com/video/PtCSegWN7gs/w-d-xo.html
Ferrari reliability issue also cost him the title and also ferrari management being poor in upgrading the car to match merc in the second half of the season.
I agree that Sebastian has made some mistakes in the past, but there seems to be an explanation. Being a title challenger is hard enough, but challenging with Ferrari puts you under much more pressure, Ferrari is no ordinary team, it's full of internal politics, and that put Seb under that much pressure. It certainly was more than the pressure Lewis is under at Merc. And he had no one to rely on unlike Michael for example, who had a pact with Brawn and Todt inside the team.
Seb also brought more pressure upon him in 2017 after the Baku incident, and the mechanical dnfs costed him quite a lot. But he was the best driver that year, just the car was lagging behind the Mercedes.
That’s the thing, Ferrari piles pressure on their drivers, Mercedes supports their drivers through pressure.
We have the same problem in Canada with the Canadian hockey team that can't deal with star players
Agree with you. But well, there s always an explanation. And Seb knows how to manage pressure (even if it wasn t the same situation,just look back to his red bull titles). I d say the rupture was after the German GP 2018. But well, hope we will see more of Seb's magic
And merc is an ordinary team and thats why it excells
Vettel is overrated. Most drivers like Hamilton, Bottas, Verstappen, Perez and Sainz would have won the championship with the 2017 and 2018 Ferrari.
Ferrari has been in denial over the past few years. I feel bad for all the people that have worked there. Wasted great talents like James Allison who’s now flourishing over at Mercedes.
Tbf Allison only left because his wife passed away and he wants to stay close to home because of that
Also its not fair England has monopole on F1 experts. Ferrari is doing a harder work staying in own country. Which you should respect.
@@Čangrizavi_Cinik Yea, they should accept that challenge by exclusively accepting Italians to key positions and promoting from within. Let's not forget alienating team members from other countries like Allison. Oh wait...
Vettel has stood on the podium in every season since 2008. Let that sink in
may not have the consistency of a Hamilton for wins but yea
Also 2014 & 2016 is perhaps the only outlier as he won nothing. Apart from that guy has pretty much won in every season (2007 he wasn't full time ofc)
@@NicotineRosberg he didn't win in 2016 either & this year.
@@sudeeppednekar8355 in 2016 too? My memory not good then. Also 2020 isn't over yet so u never say never
@frosty 4 u Yeah & if someone didn't eat a bat we wouldn't be in this pandemic. If & buts are useless.
Aldas lists Vettle’s mistakes
“So what I’m hearing is he spins a lot”
Which means they made the car totally against his wishes. Balance wise we all know he wants rear side to be "glued" to the tarmac. He hates oversteering.
Vettel is overrated. Most drivers like Hamilton, Bottas, Verstappen, Perez and Sainz would have won the championship with the 2017 and 2018 Ferrari.
@@prisonermonkeys8613 That’s complete bs. Lack of f1 knowledge
I think Seb and Ferrari would be world different had they clinched the 2017 title (as they could have). We might have had a 6-time and a 5-time champion on the grid today instead of a 4-time and 7-time.
5:10
I guess, some Sainz of progress can be seen already.
Hehe lol
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Bottas a wise man once said “The best medicine any doctor could recommend is- A stroll in the park, It’s not only good for the mind, But it’s also good for the heart” if Vettel can do that things will be al-bon
@@t3h51d3w1nd3r wow
Sainz has 0 pressure in mc laren he has 12,5 / 20 of Pressure
14:16 was really a joke. I think you read too much into it. I haven't seen Seb take petty shots.
Honestly Bit of a HOT TAKE but Ferrari need to drop their ; "Italian heritage so Italian team members" gig.
Hire the best to be the best.
Binotto should have been the technical director for Ferrari instead of having him doing double duty.
Binotto should leave Ferrari and stay away from F1 before he stuffs another team up
@@frankromeo4053 you clearly are an ignorant
@@valeriobenedetti7791 no need for insults the facts are since he took over performance has dropped. He is accountable for the bad results and the engine not being compliant.
@@frankromeo4053 he's a great engineer since Scumacher's times. Ferrari oredered him to do 2 jobs at the same time, of course he won't be the best team principal ever. Then it's FIA who suddendly say to Ferrari to change the engine, it's not Binotto's fault
@@valeriobenedetti7791 excuses excuses that's why we never win...it's always somebody else's fault. 3 world champions have driven for Ferrari kimi, vettel, and alonso but no one has been able to win since 2007. Is that the FIA's fault as well ? I am a Ferrari fan just like you but our engineers are not good enough and Binotto is accountable for the current results.
Blaming Vettel for the 2017 Singapore GP collision is quite a stretch, and I'm not sure the shunt at Hockenheim in 2018 was so decisive for his title hopes - he got to win at Spa two GPs later and was beaten to the championship by a 90-plus points margin -, but overall I agree with Aldas. This was an honest take on Seb's career at Ferrari.
When you lose the mental battle, you lose the championship battle.
Well that crash at hockenheim was due to an under steer because of front wing damage.
Yeah i dont know why people say he choked the title fight bcs of the hockenheim incident the car dropped off so hard compared to mercedes later on
@@linusmorin9189people always say this but i don’t see evidence for it, there are plenty of tracks after hockenheim where ferrari either had a fighting chance or were outright superior to mercedes
14:53 you could add Kimi Raikkonen in 2008 & 2009 as well the only lead driver that has lasted in the pressure cooker of Ferrari in the last 30 years was Michael Schumacher ever since they have just been putting lead drivers through the meat grinder to try an replace him.
Even Schumacher was thrown away by Ferrari in the end. They forced his retirement. I can't think of many drivers who left Ferrari on a good note going back to Surtees or even Fangio. I don't know why so many drivers choose to deal with the politics and typical mistakes that happen there. I think if you go with the attitude that you're driving for Ferrari for the experience (and money) and that's what you want from F1, great. That works for drivers like Berger, Irvine, Raikkonen (it's a "hobby." Perfect). But if you're truly championship material, looking elsewhere will likely work at least at well.
Michael Schumacher had a different team along with Brawn around him supporting him because he choosen the team himself. Not just the ITALIANS TEAM putting pressure on the driver to win no matter the cost.
That background music will become nostalgic.
Personally find it annoying bro :/
Its awesome
For any of you asking what song it is, It's a song called Treatment Acne. (I'm not kidding, look it up on Spotify)
Everybody on the internet acting all smart like they have a PhD in psychology and know Sebastian personally and have worked with Ferrari for the past 20 years.
From looking at what happens within the team, we can still confirm they have a toxic environment. They were reaping everything with Michael, Ross and Todt in the early 00's until 2005. In 2006, they managed to bounce back but they still pushed heavily to get rid of the trio just because they were not Italians. Only Todt stayed amd they replace MSC with Kimi because they wanted him badly.
After 2008, they wanted to give the boot to Kimi with no respect (though indeed his 08 and 09 campaigns were subpar) to replace him with Alonso. Then they got rid of Alonso, and now Vettel.
Back in the 90's, they got rid of Prost who was telling the truth regarding the shitty car they had. And they did the same to Lauda in the 80's
You dont need to have a bs in psych to tell that is a shit organization with godawful culture that eats up drivers at a historical rate
Ferrari has always been like this, and that is their way of defending the most successful team in history and the most prestigious car brand. Off course they are toxic, they have a lot to lose as opposed to redbull (which doesn't even build cars) and mercedes (without f1 history till today. It might be wrong but this way has always worked in the past, you need strong character to succeed at Ferrari.
Also "godawful culture" smells a bit racist tbh
It happens when you have access to this amount of information.
Internet is the shop window of the Dunning Kruger effect.
2022 this man is speaking facts on how Aldas is predicting the future of Ferrari.
I always think of Nico Rosberg when I think of Seb in recent years. Nico made it clear just what the toll is on family life to be at the pinnacle and Seb is definitely a family man. Think about his competition, Max, Charles, Lewis etc who are 100% focused on every milliliter and microsecond to the exclusion of all else. That’s a tough spot to be in.
People forget that When Vettel crashed in Germany 2018 , he already had a front wing issue and had to fight the car in all the corner.
Just see the full video yourself before coming to conclusions: th-cam.com/video/PtCSegWN7gs/w-d-xo.html
Ferrari reliability issue also cost him the title and also ferrari management being poor in upgrading the car to match merc in the second half of the season.
I'm sorry, you're a vettel fan?😂
You have totally blamed Vettel for all the incidents he has had as his "driver errors".
2018 Ferrari didn't have the best car on track pls check the no of poles and their performances on legit every track and if you say that Vettel is just a shit driver then you're also claiming Raikonnen was a shit driver.
I admit the spins are his problem, but legit most of the spins I've seen, is abnormally huge for any driver to commit so many spins and this definitely can be derived from the fact that the Ferrari was never designed for him or the downforce or the rear of the car is really unstable.
Seb has always done well in the high downforce tracks and yes I admit that drivers are supposed to be versatile, but you cannot really pin much of this to him in any way. Daniel Ricciardo had a shit season in 2018 compared to Max, doesn't mean he's a bad driver or worse than Max, in which you're claiming Leclerc is better than Vettel.
Leclerc has done nothing but performed on Saturday, he's got 9 poles in 2019 and could only convert 2 of them, which speaks volumes. Plus Leclerc has made driver errors both in 2019 and in 2020 for that matter so saying Leclerc is better than Vettel is a huge overstatement coming from a "Vettel fan". Leclerc has been hugely responsible in squeezing Vettel out of the picture, he's played politics inside Ferrari and many former Ferrari drivers have claimed that.
Now: main point.
Please explain the gap between Vettel and Leclerc in legit every race in 2020, the slow pit stops, the strategy differences. You really think they have the same car? Vettel gets his upgrades 10 minutes before qualifying , you think a departing driver from the team will get the same upgrades or the same strategies as the first driver? Balls. You've gotta be kidding me that Vettel and Leclerc who've had merely a 0.2 secs difference in 2019 between them now have more than a second difference. Fairplay to you as a Vettel fan if you really think a 4 time champion is that bad to Leclerc by being 1 second behind him 😂
Ferrari have claimed that they don't have a race performing car this year, but you have any idea why they're facing so much backlash in social media? It's coz of the way they treated Vettel. They claimed first that "Vettel and Ferrari couldn't come to a contract agreement", even though in 2019 they said they're giving Vettel a chance based on his performance in 2020. Later Vettel claimed he was never even given a contract in the first place, thus me pointing out that Ferrari had already planned to squeeze him out in 2020 before the 2019 season even ended.
Today Binotto has passed more salty sarcastic unsupportive comments towards Vettel than Vettel fucking has, and why shouldn't he? He's been screwed this season and he's been keeping his calm. So for a driver who's got nothing to lose, who's leaving the team, it is unethical for him to be passing any kinda comments? Bullshit.
Vettel has never received the support from Ferrari, same as Alonso or Massa and if you've had drivers of that quality for years and haven't yet won a championship since 2008 or a DC since 2007? It's not the drivers, it's the team that's the problem 100%. Soon I'll see Leclerc getting sucked out in the future just like Vettel was.
Btw i'm really sorry for dishing out on you like this, I've been following this channel for a long time but the comments made on this video are hilarious and it's quite contradicting for you to claim you're a Vettel fan.
I am a Mclaren fan but i can 100% say Vettel has been mistreated this year and your comments towards him are a bit unfair and that's not really something I expected.
Well put, my friend
wow
Thank you for saying that
Lmao the copium in this comment is so unreal. Vettel couldnt adapt to the unstable 2020 car, just like 2014. He is an unadaptable driver, its that simple. All this mental gymnastics to try and hide the simple fact. Vettel fans are on another plane of delusion.
May AM bring him back to glory 💯 he definitely deserves to fight at the top again
Ok, when you finished with mistake counting my face was like this at the end 😮 I knew it was a lot of mistakes of course but when you hear them all at once it's shocking.lets hope next season is better for him
the comment about ferrari not even being on par with redbull has aged like fine wine
James allison used to cry on his way to work in ferrari when his wife passed away and how toto and merc helped him mentally , when he joined merc in 2017
Because his wife had unfortunately died during that period.
@@xinporco yes and toto and mercedes helped him a lot mentally.
@@sunilyv2214 Okay, but that is beside the point. The way you wrote the op made it clear that Allison was crying because Ferrari was just an excrociating place to work, which is not true.
@@xinporco ok ill edit
I think the driving style argument... I think after Seb was publicly rebuked by Arrivabene about “drivers should drive” or something like that when trying to give input on the car, was big. The 2018 car obviously focused less on the rear downforce Vettel likes and more on front end + straightline performance, which we can see in his spins starting. For whatever reason, Ferrari just didn’t bother tailoring their development to what their then-lead driver requested.
I think we have to remember that Ferrari has a history of changing star driver whenever there is a new TP and/or CEO. Seb signed on under Montezemolo-Mattiaci and under promises they would have made him - promises which did not interest Marchionne-Arrivabene. So he was already shot in the foot before his Ferrari tenure ever started
i still have faith. i hope if he is past his prime he can pull a kimi. just make it a hobby
Few of Seb's mistakes (Azerbaijan penalty, Germany) did not cause him to lose the title in 2017/18. It was the many reliability issues that caused him to not be champion. Not saying he isn't to blame for his mistakes but that's normal, every driver makes mistakes. But as a team the cars weren't reliable neither was the management structure.
If another team boss was missing from the paddock for one weekend while their drivers both drove well and their drivers made the same joke, would you say it's a jab at the team boss? Of course not, you'd just take it as a joke. The only reason you think it's a jab from Seb is because there is certain truth in it.
And because he's trying to underline Seb to make Lewis look good in comparison. If you've seen more of his videos, this idea is quite aparent.
3:31 rings so true to this season
AHAHHAHHAHAHHA
Vettel's heart just isn't in it with Ferrari any more and I can understand why
I don't see how Ferrari treated Vettel badly. He was given the best Ferrari since 2007 and failed twice to make the most of it. They dumped Alonso for him and could have got Ricciardo or Verstappen but stood by Seb and got nothing in return.
Go to see the surprise that Vettel had for Ferrari in Abu Dhabi 2020 at the end of the race❤️
14:45 tbh he has in my opinion, apart from Turkey when he said that about Mattia i can't remember him saying another negative thing about him or the team this season
I took what he said in Turkey as a joke....
@@sanctemify same
New video I’m so excited Aldas is a legend and just needs a step up into big commentary and interviews and analysis for F1
If he can be less biased towards Hamilton, he would have my vote for that. Otherwise, big no.
What is going on at Ferrari: 00:39
Fall from grace: 07:18
Rise from the ashes: 15:59
Best analysis on Seb/Ferrari relationship. Although I'm a die hard fan of Lewis, but I do hope Seb bounces back to his hay days with Aston Martin in 2021
Next year Aston Martin's Vettel & Alpine's Alonso will be a battle to watch!
Hey Aldas can you make a video about Lewis Hamilton 2012 season? Lost multiple races while he was leading the race, many slow pit stops and just so many reliability issues from McLaren.
What could have been if McLaren didn’t screw up so hard... Maybe Lewis would have stayed at McLaren and would therefore not be a 7x world champion 🤔
Would be super interesting if you could talk about this in a video
And guys I’m a Lewis Fan
But sometimes I just think about what if Lewis would have won the championship in 2012? Because without all the issues he had a great chance...
Ultimately I’m super happy for a Lewis that everything worked out for him. It was meant to be. Because everything happens for a reason 🙌
he did a downfall of mclaren which he covered a lot of that
One of my earliest videos was a video called "The Downfall of McLaren Part 1". It isn't my greatest ever video but I did cover McLaren's horrible title challenge flop in 2012 in detail so definitely recommend watching it.
th-cam.com/video/tcpX27xVexM/w-d-xo.html&pbjreload=101&ab_channel=Aldas
@@Aldas001 Thanks for replying
Gonna watch it 🙌
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Lada Indoor International 1979
British Long Track Champion 1980
World Champion of Champions Match Race Series 1989
South Australian 150 Jubilee Trophy 1986
www.smh.com.au/national/nsw/ivan-mauger-speedway-champs-collection-to-be-auctioned-by-bonhams-20170915-gyihwt.htm
Crazy to think nothing much has changed in 2022
@12:30
I actually disagree with that one. He won the Belgian GP right after that and was looking again on track to win the championship.
Then the Monza qualifying came, where Ferrari failed to make the strategy work for Vettel so that he would be on pole. In my opinion that startet his chain of unnecessary mistakes, that were far bigger than his (rather small) mistake in Hockenheim.
But of course it had at one point become just a lot....=(
@1:00 might be another factor playing there...namely ferrari having I dno 4 times as much money as McLaren
Tbf Vettel taking jabs at Ferrari isn't quite accurate. Seb has always been quite and protected the team when they ruined his races. Even during this dreadful season he hasn't really said anything about the team eventhough there have been many instances where it would have been too easy for him to do.
He has given the best fights over the years and the probability one of the driver who has given max number of goosebump moments
I don't agree with your analysis of him being wrong on giving a jab back to ferrari is not correct.. NO WAY.. I can accept your analysis.
Yes.. vettel can say whatever he wants, but next year is the moment of truth.. I really really hope that he performs as he did in his red bull days..or, everyone is gonna trash talk him.
@@rafihfn still sure?
I don't think seb's 'smart comments' and little digs are unfair at all, or petty tbh. Man's been punched in the stomach and tossed out, he's always been cheeky like that, and good it’s to see that there's a fire still in him. It's just to keep his dignity together. Plus, a few comments like that DO NOT outweigh the damage the ferrari team have done to Seb.
Excessive bias against Vettel on your analysis (which may be my own error, but on the opposite side...).
But in the end of the day I don't remember a driver with such a gentlemen attitude after being sacked and specially with such an early notice from the season's end.
And again: 4x times world champion, but fighting against drivers from other teams (only one year against his teammate). with
I don't get why everyone blames Germany 2018 for his apparent lack of confidence.
He went on to win at belgium just a few weeks later
People think too little about the mental side. In Italy, he was so desperate to overtake Hamilton he touched him and spun.
Happy you believed in yourself when you had no one else to believe in you for this TH-cam stuff, I followed you in the early days and your content just keeps getting better and better and better. Always with interesting topics and perspective. Thanks for another awesome vid!
16:40 loved that pink Mercedes shot😂
Really old joke...
Honestly, if Binotto stayed Technical Director and supported Vettel, we could have seen Vettel a 5 or 6 time world champion which could have been insane
Finally someone making video with two side not just judging the team effort 👍🏼
5:10
Making progress we do
It's funny how haters are ignorant toward his performances before he became WC or when he saved bad situations... but ofc, all they see is him winning in a good car and not in a bad car and think that based on that they can judge how good he is....please 🙄
cool video :) but I'd say try and loop the background music a bit more gracefully, it's pretty obvious when it ends and loops back. I usually try and find a good place to blend them together as it's not as noticeable especially when talking over it.
Aldas the GOAT of F1 TH-cam
Great video mate
You pretty much predicted it my man, i remember watching your old videos haha
I believe seb was right during his interview, after all the shit he got from ferrari while saying nothing. I m both a Vettel and Ferrari fan, and honestly I dont recognize this team. Thanks aldas for this video again.
Everyone got his own responsibility and yep, leclerc is trully the next one ( i believe so).
Grazzie ragazzi !
I think it is really ungrateful and disrespectful for Vettel to act as if Ferrari is to blame here. Ferrari gave him an amazing package , and made him the de-facto number one driver in the team, even let him have first say when it came to selecting a team-mate. And what he did was choke under pressure and make mistakes whenever he was expected to perform. Seriously, if Alonso had the package Vettel had, he would have probably won the championship.
My point was that he s never been disrepectful to the team, so his speech was legitimate. You re right, he had the package to win. And without talking of the externalities, the responsibility is shared. About Alonso, yes, he is an outstanding driver but we will never know... Lets see them fight for podiums next year
Then you don't know Ferrari lol
@@yxgygv7883 Ferrari's package was supremely fast in 2017 and 2018, Vettel was neck and neck with Hamilton in the first half of the season, he choked in the second half of both seasons and under delivered when his team wanted him to rise to the occasion. Like in Singapore 2017, where he created a sandwiched 2 cars, including his team-mate, into the pitwall and crashed after getting pole. Or the idiotic crash he had in hockenheim 2018. The team did their best and gave him priority over Kimi, but unfortunately he will never take responsibility for his actions.
@spicy_Llama49 REsearch ?? Really ??
In Monza 2018, Ferrari had the fastest car, Vettel was the one who got involved in an incident with Hamilton and ruined his race... NOT FERRARI'S FAULT
In Austin 2018, Ferrari was the fastest when it came to race pace, but Vettel messed up his qualifying with a stupid mistake in free practice and ruined his race. Kimi won that race.
Brazil 2018, could not extract the pace out of a car that could have finished on the podium, Kimi came third in that race.
Not to mention various other races such as Azerbaijan, Hockenheim etc. where driver error costed him the championship. So yeah, my "research" is top notch mate
And as far as qualifying and race pace goes... no car is meant to perform well in each and every race, every car is weak on some tracks and fast on others. The team gave Vettel a fast car, its up to the driver to adapt his driving style to out-drive the car. That's how Hamilton won in 08, and that's what Alonso ALMOST did in 2010. Vettel, unfortunately, cannot out-perform his car, and has choked so many times under pressure. He doesn't deserve number 1 status at Ferrari anymore.
how many times you said " i told you so" in the video
yup he knows everything
Hot take but i think that the Ferarri's look better with the red and white color scheme
I'm gonna be honest, i'm a seb apologist, but i do understand the points you are making. The one point i'd have to disagree on is the "jabs" in the media about ferrari from seb, what he said about binotto being left home was obviously just a joke. In my opinion he's been incredibly good with the media after this fiasco.
Great analysis! Thank you!
14:16 that really was a joke bro... you´re reading too much into it
nowadays every arm chair critic starts a youtube channel and takes everything that comes off an athlete mouth too seriously...no point left in sarcasm anymore silly world we live in
I love sebastian soo much, and brokes me out know that you´re right
Loved the video, great work!
Excellent take. Agreed on every point.
Aldas, thank you for the great work! In my opinion it all comes down to mentality and mindset. In terms of driving skills, i don t think Hamilton is much better than Vettel or Bottas. But some factors made his mindset very strong, maybe his dad, maybe some mental coaches, and maybe himself. Bottas always strikes me as a beta male and that he could do so much better, and Vettel is an all time great but mentally unstable. If he doesn t aknowledge his weakness, if he doesn t hire some people helping him to get a hold of himself, there are no chances of him getting things done at Aston. I m a Vettel fan, but F1 is made for predators, not for mood shifting drivers. I bet that Hamilton would drive that Ferarri better than Seb, even though i still think that on his best day, Vettel is the best.
Hamilton and Vettel in terms of driving ability are about as good as each other, with Hamilton having the edge on adaptability and Vettel on actual peak performance. In 7 championships on the same car, I would probably see 4 for Lewis and 3 for Vettel, or vice-versa.
Both are leagues ahead of Bottas... Vettel made Bottas look like a joke in 2017 and 2018 despite the Mercedes overall being the dominant car in 2017 and slightly better in 2018.
Bottas is very fast in 1 lap qualifying. That's his biggest strength. Everything else? Average... It's the races that makes great drivers and win championships, not qualifying.
People forget that When Vettel crashed in Germany 2018 , he already had a front wing issue and had to fight the car in all the corner.
Just see the full video yourself before coming to conclusions: th-cam.com/video/PtCSegWN7gs/w-d-xo.html
Ferrari reliability issue also cost him the title and also ferrari management being poor in upgrading the car to match merc in the second half of the season.
Sebastien Vettel will forever remain an F1 great but he should have really bagged the 2018 WDC. It would forever remain as a blemish on his career and will be used as a stick to beat him up with by his haters.
Great work and great content, as always
I usually agree with Aldas but on this video from my perspective, it's just really really bad. First, we have to recognize that the Ferrari relies mainly on its engine this is why the corner speed between the 2 cars have such a big gap. I am summarising but if I had Ferrari's engine it wouldn't take that much to design a car that ok. A lot of the comment that Aldas said is really unfair regarding Seb's mistake. You need to understand Ferrari as a team which Aldas failed to do in this video. To be honest, It just a very very bad video with a lack of explanation and detail to back his statement.
Sensationalism this video; you suckered me in. So many mis-assumptions and so little space to type, my friend. Your ending is spot on however. Fingers crossed
Toto wolf had already said they don't do politics in mercedes
In ferrari is exactly the opposite .
amazinng. You did say everything I have in mind.
Imagine you shoot with your right foot for 14 years and randomly in a new season the coach asks you to shoot with your left
Great video, well worded and agree with most of it. But if you're saying Ferrari is to blame most, me and probably a lot of others like to see a video on that. I think it would be very interesting to see all of the mistakes Ferarri has made, as they're not so highlighted in the media, because the drivers get all the spotlight. Someone really should try to shine a light on and put together the countless ferrari mistakes, ranging from long pitstops, not noticing damage on the cars, confusing strategies or forgetting the strategy at all, the political games being played with passive agressive comments in their pr, internal power struggles, unnecessary drama, brakes or other parts not being connected to the car properly, cheating etc. etc.
Great vid as always Aldas, mind giving us the names of the songs used in your videos ?
*face palm* when he says vettel crashed on purpose in singapore 2017
timestamp me
I think of he even gets 1 podium in the Aston Martin car , he will gain confidence .
Ur videos are great
Keep it up
Great video! Congratulations
Is it possible for F1 team to build two car with differently. One suit of vettel and one suit for charles. Or just two car just suit for one driver and other one need to adapt to that like alex albon situation.
Can you please do Vettel vs. Alonso, who was the better Ferrari driver?
@@OldFort & Lewis, mclaren would break down so much those years
Vettel did more mistakes in 4 years than Hamilton's entire career.
>2011 would like to have a word with you. That year alone Lewis did 5 or 6 mistakes. And he did a number of them in 2009 and 2010. In 2010 he did an exact copy (but worse actually) of what Vettel did in Monza 2018.
And even in the few wheel to wheels he has in his dominant Merc cars, he also does mistakes... With Albon he had 2 of them in 4 races... In Germany 2019 he did 2 mistakes on his own with no pressure. It's just that the car he drives is so good that he can make up for the mistakes he does and the media doesn't list them.
If you want me to, I can make an entire list of Hamilton's career mistakes, and believe me, while it would be less than Vettel (mostly due to 2018-2020 seasons) it wouldn't be that far off. It's, again, just not payed attention to the media.
And not denying his mistakes, but Singapure was not his mistake and he didn't crash against anyone in that race. That's literally throwing sand at your viewers eyes (those who didn't watch Singapure). He shut the door at Max, and Max, if not for Kimi, would actually have space to move and distance himself from Seb. The main problem there was Kimi's unpredictably amazing start, Max steered away from Seb and didn't look at Kimi coming from his left side because he was focused on Seb on the right, if Max had seen Kimi, he would've probably used the brakes to not be sandwiched. Same with Seb, Seb from his angle (and don't forget that F1 mirrors are not the same as road cars, it's much less view angle, I've seen them in person) also could not see Kimi and he probably would've avoided steering so much at Max.
Obviously Kimi can't be at fault for his amazing start, and Max can't be at fault for not being able to look at two sides at the same time, and Seb can't be at fault for doing exactly what a pole-sitter does all the time every time he has a worse start than 2nd place car and not being able to see Kimi. It was just destined to happen... If there's one thing Seb can be at fault is that he had a worse start, but really? We are going to blame a driver for not having a perfect start every weekend? No driver can have perfect starts every single time. Even Hamilton a lot of times has average or even bad starts, or Max, and even Kimi himself that year had buckloads of bad starts and in that one race in particular he just had to have that amazing start. But people, and of course, brits, just have to find fault in the rival of Hamilton for what happened.
Brazil 2019 was also self inflicted yes but that was such a small touch that had catastrophic results... Loads of wheel to wheel we've seen with cars bashing at each other completely and being fine and these 2 cars just from making a tiny contact with each other just have their wheels explode ...
All other errors listed however, completely agree with you. The 3 "spins" in Monza, USA and Japan however, he did spun because of his front axel making contact with another car... But he did put himself in those situations so I can somehow understand why he gets so much blame for that, but he shouldn't have much flak because of that.
Baku 2017, France and Germany 2018, Bahrain, Britain, Italy 2019, Austria, Britain and Germany 2020, definitely agree with you that those were mistakes on his own and some of them really, really embarrasing like the 2019 ones and 2020 ones. Which is just uncharacteristic in comparison to his drives from 2008 to 2017.
Wait wouldn’t being in f1 with more experience make it harder to change your driving style? Just seems the longer you’ve been doing something the harder it is to change.
this guy who made the video is an expert. He's been driving f1 cars for..............plus he told us so many times.
I agree with what's said in this video but Seb in my opinion drove better in 2019. Only 20 pts behind Shaarl last yr & he had much worse reliability
Every time Aldas says "honestly" you must take a beer. Your drunk halfway the movie.
I think Seb and Ferrari separating is honestly the best thing that could happen for the both of them. I'm glad for both of them.
@9:00 no the car is also not designed around le clerc, its a PIECE OF SUBSTANDARD SHIT... ffs the 6th place in constructors should tell you this...its clearly not the drivers if BOTH drivers cant seem to get any speed out of that tupperware box , its the management... i cant get how this isnt clear as day...they went from performing as they historically have; at the top to falling fast right after they made the elemental mistake of making a technical director CEO, ive seen this in many companys and it never tends to work because technical inclined people tend to be good when they can focus fully on the technical aspects, they lack on people management and when they have to spend their energy there other areas will suffer; ferrari should put mr B back as a technical director; hire an actual team principle, stop blaming the drivers for something that clearly is much more fundamental and get their house in order... neither vettel nor le clerc are bad drivers
Great video. Seb for sure threw away a great chance in 2018 and it seems to have really effected him mentally.
Hopefully he’ll reset after leaving Ferrari, but there’ll still be pressure as he’ll be expected to beat Stroll. If Stroll starts the season well it could be very long season for Seb.
I think throwing away is a bit harsh when he was on used slicks in changing conditions in a turn thats already hard to drive in the dry. That could easily have been a bottas or a verstappen in that place and maybe even lewis. Its hard to say, how he would cope with the environment at ferrari, at merc he certainly stands any pressure and makes it look easy.
@@invalid8774 The development of the car was awful in the second half of that season, yes they had the better car at the start of 2018 but in the second half they just couldn't keep up with mercedes.
What's that background music its so good
It's a song called Treatment Acne. (I'm not kidding, look it up on Spotify)
Yay! A video about my favorite driver!
Alonso would've won in 2018
I think Ferrari is like a family company which hires a professional and expects him to give results asap or they are made into buffoons/villains. With unprofessional everyone they secretly don't want new guy to succeed. If MS wasn't thick skinned or with JT he wouldn't have gotten 7 WDC. In 1998 they wanted to hire Mika over MS.
And 2006 retirement.
Now Leclerc is the new guy "making mistakes". The finger wagging and Leclerc parroting "my mistake".
Can't like this video enough and that background music!
He's in the same situation Hamilton was in 2012 imo(didn't make many mistakes in 12' but his 11' season was bad, I mean Button outperformed him) and he just left McLaren before their downfall begin and went to Mercedes who was clearly on the rise and it was open secret that Mercs were going to have an advantage in 2014. His move at AMR is going to be fun, I think he's going to be fully engaged and that's a team that makes very good strategy calls and does really well with the budget it has so with Seb coming in and a paddock rumor that maybe even Newey is joining them in 22' I think we may see Vettel back.
Great champions always have a way to come back on top. We've seen it with Hamilton, and in other sports as well, I mean Federer and Nadal were written off completely 4 years ago and today they're sitting at the top again.
What was the background song?
I guessed what seb going through really is frustration, and I'm pretty sure it would be causing his errors
You can see it in vettel's eyes. He isn't motivated to drive atm. No matter how good your , if you lack motivation even the greatest can fall
Prime example being Barcelona atm. Their players lack the motivation to play