MKNS ah okay thought so, looks fake. Its a drawing on his glove? :l. haha wtf am i saying i think i was stoned or something when i placed that comment, or just stupid.
Still can't believe he retired :-( Lewis and Max may have a small edge in absolute talent but Nico is a bloody good driver and an actual decent person. Glad he's a World Champ, 120% deserved and going out at the top.
@@mikev.v8857 He lost his friendship with lewis that year to get the championship. He also said he hated the fact that he had no time for anything other than focusing on racing which is kinda shitty considering he has a wife and has kids. Scared? Maybe but more stressed. You can't fault him for wanting to be a good father.
Pretty obvious he has superior straightline speed and downforce, but his control through Margotts and Becketts is still beautiful to watch. People forget how brilliant Rosberg was because his career almost never gets mentioned without Hamilton being mentioned (like now!), but even in the BMW years, it was clear he was WDC material.
Yeah come on now. He was great in Williams 2009 always getting the best out of it. Beat the Master three years in a row! Three third places on Mercedes debut, up against three faster teams.
Stevie V you should see people starting a race on softs when others start on super softs. You can see them struggle like max did in austin. Takes a bit longer for softs to warm up and get grippy
tbh it was him that developed Mercedes (along with mechanics and engineers, but his performance and telemetry was much-needed) to be a competitive car, not Schumacher, and certainly not Hamilton who came to an already fast car.
@@RooiGevaar19 it was because of this that led to Hamilton decided to switch from Mclaren. He knew Mercedes was going to be the better team in the future. RIP the silver Mclarens...
@@RooiGevaar19 2013's Mercedes wasn't rapid, it was getting there but it wasn't the conquering machine it became the next year, do you remember where Lewis and Nico finished in their first year together? [edit] 2013 - Lewis 4th, Nico 6th 2014 - Lewis 1st, Nico 2nd
This just shows you how great of a driver Nico is. You would never in a million years see Bottas performing like this. No offense to him, great driver and I like him but Nico was just next level.
Yeah look what Nico did with the Mercedes before the hybrid rules. Already three third places in their first year with 3 top teams that are quicker and totally defeated Michael Schumacher. He is underrated. His 2009 season for Williams was also very good.
Seeing this in 2022, I realized how good Max is since the beginning of his career. I took three laps (and a six minutes video) to Nico get nearer Max and he had a Mercedes, the best car of that season.
@@archiesutherland6127 man, Mercedes won like 70 % of those races while Ferrari shared the remaining wins with Red Bull, Ferrari were not better than Mercedes
@@archiesutherland6127no way, the Mercedes was miles ahead. Hamilton just has never been a driver who is able to hammer home his car advantage. Someone like Max or Schumacher would have won way more races in those cars.
This was his second experience with Verstappen as a bad-ass defender (after Canada). That's why it was a real nightmare for Rosberg to have do it again in Abu Dhabi in order to secure his title.
@@kcer1406 You're exaggerating and focussing on one aspect of a young driver. It's better to have an attacking driver who then learns to polish his driving, then a lame duck who has to learn to attack and fight for victory. At the same time Max brought exitement, courage, and daring, creative and succesfull overtaking actions and skillz back in F1, which had become pretty boring in the years before. And to those people in general who like to emphasize the so called 'clean racing' by i.e. LH, I point towards this: czcams.com/video/LOFx0NKJ868/video.html
@@Lorenzo-nu3hy he didn't need to, when it mattered most he was always in front of him and he spent the last 4 races without even thinking about winning, because it wasn't worth it to risk losing the title trying to win a race when all he needed was to finish second
@@fedeeeeee He was in front of him because Hamilton got so many issues in race, quali and in free practice, so he started many times back for change the broken parts, not because Rosberg was too stronger
Mick Rumping David Aghayan neither of you know how hard it is to change the car's direction with DRS open... Nico also had to hold his speed around an unfavorable line around Stowe.
I'm a Rosberg Fan. Of course it was a good overtake. It was a joke to add the Word "ridiculous" after the "honestly" of Mick. You know Sebastian Vettel?
Fabulous drive from rosberg hitting all the apexs 100 % and patience that he was gradually gaining ground and great exits from the corners, took a few laps but the goal was certain. Also bare in mind max was only a kid in that red bull then, 2 great drivers no doubt about it, great skill to both.
Love this camera angle!!! F1 would get huge viewer increase if these angles were more available to the viewers....AND there were actually more overtakes. How cool would it also be to be able to hear every radio communication when you are viewing this angle
SkySports F1 gives you access to every onboard and radio communication. Pf course if you illegaly watchFormula 1 you don't have a live access to the everything-at-once package, but it's there
Adrien Hemon in the US it is covered by NBCSN. They have a few different angles, one being in car I think but it switches between different drivers..and this is only available online. The commentators are horrible over here too. But insanely we are able to see EVERY premier league match live over here..lol
You wish has been granted! F1 TV is coming, you can select your own live camera view. www.formula1.com/en/latest/headlines/2018/2/formula-1-to-launch-f1-tv-a-live-grand-prix-subscription-service.html There are 360 cameras on the cars, I guess that in the future you will be able to put on your Oculus Rift (or phone) and look around freely live. What a sensation that must be!
It would be great to see Verstappen's telemetry next to Rosberg's, so we could see how early/late they're on the throttle/brake compared to one another.
Rosberg was such a precise, cerebral driver, specially in 2016 when he put himself 100% into winning the championship and Max is a beast, what to say about that? Great video!
I'm no fan of Rosberg but this was very interesting to watch, a clear decision to pass at 15 was made early on, one wasted lap, then one attempt but needed to be closer, then on the lap of the pass the extra work was done early on to stay close, starting the move from turn 7 onwards. Almost one full lap to get the job done, Thanks for uploading.
This onboard is fantastic. Gives you more of a feel of how it was to drive an F1 car back then. Honestly more than the helmet cam for some reason. You just feel a weird connection as if you’re in the car next to Rosberg.
@@Ab_Ismael yea there are lots of max fanboys. But you cant deny he made a lot of nice overtakes treu the years. Im not a fanboy but i still think hes the best driver on the grid.
My God, 2016, young Max Verstappen, wihtout competitive car... just shows how great he is... I'm more impressed with Max here, he didn't even made a mistake, but man, that Mercedes was something else
And he's got the pressure of having a highly respected veteran on his tail but keeps his nerve. Max really is one of those rare, almost unflappable drivers. Even as a young kid on the grid, he never got intimidated - just sheer belief that he belongs amongst the elite.
I like Nico and I really miss him cuz he gave us good battles with Lewis but in 2016 he pushed Lewis to the limit with a little help of reliabilty issues that hurted Lewis a lot, by contrast, Max pushed Lewis to the limit and to the very last lap, even with misfortune in Baku, and Silverston and Hungary
incredible! Equally incredible is Max at 18 yrs of age, his 6th race in a Red Bull, still took Second in front of that years world champ, Nico Rosberg.
Yes he's a dick. That's why he is so fast and got so few penalties for his actions. Everybody's complaining about the lack of action and excitement in F1 but when a young driver shows no mercy on older drivers he's called a dick. "His defending moves are late and quick". . Really? These moves should be early and slowly then, right? . Tell you what. Let's get toghether and enforce new rules making the sport even duller and more tedious to watch. Overtaking only on the straight and only with DRS will make this the exciting, thrilling sport is was many years ago.
You should understand that Verstappen is very young and still learning. You can also see that he has matured remarkably since his entry in F1. It's no use comparing him to "an old hen" like Alonso who has been driving F1 for as long as Verstappen is old. F1 needs more young drivers. And it needs it badly. Massa and Button already understood this, it's time some other follow and let people like Vandoorne, Ocon and Gasly in.
He does and the most F1 drivers and teams think his actions are on the edge, but still ok and within rules and regulations. Even Mercedes have stated that this kind of driving is what is expected of F1 and is what is needed to keep it alive.
superior engine and drs? or was it because verstappen missed the apex lol... if it was purely do to engine and drs rosberg would've overtaken him there on the first attempt he made, which failed of course
You are mistaken. Verstappen did not "mis the apex" because he was driving defensive lines and therefore deciating from the regular racing lines. Mind you, in the entire race I saw only two overtakes without DRS: Alonso and Verstappen.
was about to make the same point, Maxs defending is quite amazing, you see how good the red bull is through the corners in this footage, if not for DRS, Nico wouldnt have got past. Maxs positioning of the car was near perfect until the he went wide through turn 10, nico took 8 , 9, 10 and 11 perfectly. Think I got my turns right :)
cuando lo estaba por pasar ya habia estudiado la vuelta y despues diooo todoo doblo en las curvas reeee al limite impresionante piloto fu a todo pero lo genial es como doblo esas curvas al limite de revoluciones fuaa que crack
Ewoud SVG is right, and F1 drivers never brake while turning, you brake before you reach the vertex if you keep braking after the vertex obviously everything will lock up.
Insane view, it makes you understand that they are driving the shit outta these cars...Max's lines are insane and probably faster than nico he just got caught
Nico would have passed him much earlier but, and I'm surprised no one mentioned or noticed it, Nico's DRS wasn't working a number of time when he was in the drs zone. You could see him pushing the button trying to get it to open but several times it did not indicate open and he did not close up on him while he was in the DRS Zone
Correct me if I'm wrong but won't going into 2nd gear while taking corners give you more power on the exit? why does rosberg stay on 3rd all the time. I mean I can see verstappen pulling away out of every corner
Ben MACQ harder on the gearbox and even though the shifts are lightning quick you still lose time shifting down and then shifting back up and also second gear is a slower speed so if you staying third and are smooth on the power you're better off on these types of long rounded curves these aren't 90 degree turns if this makes sense
It has got to be said, he's chasing greatness because his box of tricks is too limited. Max knows what he's going to do almost everytime: choosing the outside before Stowe. Nico is not creative enough, Lewis often forces other drivers into defending because of unconventional driving and lines. That's what's making the difference as well.
Hamilton had about 7-8 mechanical failures that season with most of them ruining his qualifying and sending him to the back of the grid as a result of taking new parts, ( also lost 25 points in Malaysia due to engine failure ). Yet after all that he closed the gap to just 5 points and took it to Abu Dhabi, Hamilton could’ve wrapped the title up with races to go.
Really? so how comes Hamilton couldn't do the same to Verstappen at Suzuka with the same car combination as this, also Hamilton had tyres 5-6 laps newer as well, it's not that easy against Max.
DRS is designed to make up the time lost to dirty air, people seem to forget that. If nico was to keep pace over a lap he would have to push harder and ruin his tyres without drs. He only gets the overtake with drs because his car is faster overal so doesnt lose the time in dirty air the way an equal car would
Sarov452 Problem is that the theory in practice often doesn't work. It exaggarates the speed between cars when tyre life is an issue. It's impossible to defend against that. My own implementation of DRS works far better than this crap. At least then you have to make an actual effort to get past.
I like the onboard videos from 2014 to 2016 much better, the driver had a lot of work to do with the steering wheel. Now all cars are glued to the track, it's just a matter of which car is more on rails than the other cars but pretty much the drivers just cruise around.
Only because Verstappen got stuck in traffic Rosberg got back at Verstappens tail. And even after that it took Rosberg many laps to finally get passed Max, simply because the tires of Max wore out faster than Nico's since Max is faster in the corners. Imagine what would be if Max was in the Mercedes. Rosberg simply was no match. A faster car, ladies and gentleman, is the only reason why Rosberg got passed Max.
BaBeLoo BaDoo I disagree. I think Verstappen is probably the most difficult driver on the grid to overtake. Hamilton couldn't overtake him in Japan. Rosberg did a good job.
BaBeLoo BaDoo I can tell from your comment that you know nothing about formula one , first of all the reason why Rosberg caught up to Max wasn't because of the traffic , Rosberg was way quicker than Max and that's why he built up a five second gap after he passed him. Another thing is they were both conserving their tyres but Nico did a better job at it because he also had to close the gap to Lewis who was conserving too since he was alone at the front.
Hülkenberg is not as good as Max, close to Max, but not as talented. Rosberg was a mean bastard, who tells lie after lie, pushes drivers of the track and afterwards make up false excuses. i.e. Lewis in Austria, Max in Hockenheim and in Mexico after the wheelbang with Max he first steered to the right (back to the track) and when he saw Max was ahead of him, he cut the corner. Later saying he was pushed out of the track. However video images don't lie.....
Erike1999 OK.. but in the mean time we have seen that the renault engines have caught up with the merc engines. I'm not so sure the difference is that large anymore. Still, ok point taken.
So you mean that the drivers who have better cars aren't the better drivers? Interesting. I agree with you but tell me something. Would you say that if Schumacher was in Rosberg's place? I think not! I mean Michael had by far the best car in Ferrari, but people don't question his titles based on that. Perhaps they should be. Anyway, I agree with AlternativeDesign. The difference between mercedes and red bull this year isn't that big so that's not really a problem in this case.
Its cleary a fact that the mercedes is faster then the Reb bull car, I think what erike wants to say is that if Max would drive in the Mercedes car he would out drive him.
those aren't cup cars. Without DRS you could never overtake due to teh aero package unless teh car just outclasses the other by mile. Go back to your playstation
Verstappen. I've seen him defend in a very dirty way numerous times all year yet in Singapore I heard him on the radio crying when He had a driver defending against him. I think it was one of the Torro Rosso drivers Kyvat maybe. Funny how that works. He has been warned numerous times to cool it yet when he gets a taste of his own BS he cries about it. It's what I expect from a kid his age.
He even said he was frustrated with himself he couldn't get passed. He wasn't talking about Kvyat's moves. That was world class defending by Kvyat, the same way Verstappen defends. And like Schumacher, Hakkinen, Senna, Prost and all the greats used to defend.
2016 was gonna be Rosberg's year. I know Hamilton is a more talented driver than Rosberg is, but Rosberg was a well deserved champion, he knew that 2016 was his last shot at becoming world champion, because he's spent most of his life challenging Hamilton and Lewis had always managed to edge him out. Despite all of those mistakes Lewis was making, Nico capitalized on those mistakes and got consistent points when he needed them the most. When he got his world championship, he was done because he didn't want to tear his life apart completely in 2017 going through another title battle. He was already exhausted as hell fighting Hamilton in 2016 so why would he make his mental state worse than it already was at the time. He was satisfied with his completing his life goal of becoming a Formula 1 world champion like his dad and left when he felt like he had achieved enough, People give him shit for his retirement, but I think he did a very savage and smart move, quit while you're ahead. Not alot of athletes think of doing that. Although, even though I miss him as a driver. I'm glad he is enjoying his retirement and is in a happier place, days like these don't last forever and just enjoy them while they happen until the very end.
Wow! A more experienced driver with a faster car managed to overtake them with DRS. Fockin hell! How does he do it?!? Like come on, he's a shut driver who has a car that doesn't blow up on him like Lewis. P.s vestapen is slot better than nico and possibly even Lewis
Rossi the Bossi hardly, red bull have NEVER had a car with the highest top speed, yet the managed 4 titles with it and a few more win here and there, and Mercedes have the fastest F1 car even, and Rosberg, apparently the best driver in the world, over took a young, inexperienced driver in a slower can and he had DRS. Mate, clearly the overtake of the century innit
I have a feeling most people watching this know more about the mechanics of an F1 cars, driving and hopefully F1 gaming. I want to ask a question about Rosberg's throttle/brake use on the turn at around 0:50 and then at 0:57. I'm trying to master driving without any assists (using a controller, not a wheel), and the main problems I have are braking points and accelerating too quickly while either turning too much or having a wheel on the kerb. The reason I'm pointing out the specific turns I mentioned above is because the brake indicator on the left shows that he's quite heavy on the brakes while making a a significant turn at 190kph and then at around 120kph. I think it's pretty clear I don't have a great understanding about driving mechanics, but shouldn't that cause the breaks to lock? Is he going easier on the brakes? I concede that obviously the game physics don't EXACTLY match real driving, but any insight in simple terms would be hugely helpful I think haha
5:28 Holy Fuck that counter steer.
Very mighty indeed
Those guys predict what is coming before it comes, the reflexes are prepared.
yeah, I bet he doesn't jerk off he'd just rip it off with that hand strength ;)
@@jorge_781some do 😂
2:43
his watch is broken
HAHAHA! brilliant!
theory of relativity, time dilation
It's still right twice a day
Wealthy Pepsi cncm
I dont think thats a watch... a drawing on the glove maybe 😂😂
im amazed by 2 things. his reaction to slipping and how close those knuckles are to the frame.
amazed by a third thing: Has time to look at his watch xd.
Dougy doug its not a real watch
MKNS ah okay thought so, looks fake. Its a drawing on his glove? :l. haha wtf am i saying i think i was stoned or something when i placed that comment, or just stupid.
what about how fast they go through corners amazing
are you new to f1? whole point is that you go fast
Still can't believe he retired :-( Lewis and Max may have a small edge in absolute talent but Nico is a bloody good driver and an actual decent person. Glad he's a World Champ, 120% deserved and going out at the top.
I so agree
nahh Nico rosberg afraid to battle max and lewis in 2017 and further thats why he left it made him a bad driver with high anxienty
@@mikev.v8857 cry
@@mikev.v8857 He lost his friendship with lewis that year to get the championship. He also said he hated the fact that he had no time for anything other than focusing on racing which is kinda shitty considering he has a wife and has kids. Scared? Maybe but more stressed. You can't fault him for wanting to be a good father.
I rate him above Lewis and equal to Max with his talent.
Still puzzled why he suddenly quit. He'd be a true challenge in pas seasons.
2016: “Great camera angle!”
2017: “This is the worst angle!”
....wait until 2018
2018: "What is that thing blocking my sight?"
2019 be like
@@wildtigers25 Why were we filming the crowd whilst two Mercedes battle?
loose monkey it looks amazing with the halo
Pretty obvious he has superior straightline speed and downforce, but his control through Margotts and Becketts is still beautiful to watch. People forget how brilliant Rosberg was because his career almost never gets mentioned without Hamilton being mentioned (like now!), but even in the BMW years, it was clear he was WDC material.
Yeah come on now. He was great in Williams 2009 always getting the best out of it. Beat the Master three years in a row! Three third places on Mercedes debut, up against three faster teams.
brilliant camera angle
+N LX I can have 7 different views, for free. You peasant
so beautiful,men and machine
How
lukaku20wba yeah it would be a shame if it was destroyed by something...
lukaku20wba only bad thing Is you can't see the right side.
2:43 I love it how he clips a bit of wet track and instantly starts to slide
Totally missed that.
Their ability to catch slides like that is astounding
Stevie V you should see people starting a race on softs when others start on super softs. You can see them struggle like max did in austin. Takes a bit longer for softs to warm up and get grippy
It's amazing, but it's not that hard on a modern F1.
It happens again, at 4:20
Underrated driver for sure. World champ for a reason
Underrated and very underappreciated
Yeah. I mean he beat some of the best drivers in the same car, the GOAT and a phenomenal multiple champion, a total of 14 championships.....
tbh it was him that developed Mercedes (along with mechanics and engineers, but his performance and telemetry was much-needed) to be a competitive car, not Schumacher, and certainly not Hamilton who came to an already fast car.
@@RooiGevaar19 it was because of this that led to Hamilton decided to switch from Mclaren. He knew Mercedes was going to be the better team in the future. RIP the silver Mclarens...
@@RooiGevaar19 2013's Mercedes wasn't rapid, it was getting there but it wasn't the conquering machine it became the next year, do you remember where Lewis and Nico finished in their first year together?
[edit]
2013 - Lewis 4th, Nico 6th
2014 - Lewis 1st, Nico 2nd
This just shows you how great of a driver Nico is. You would never in a million years see Bottas performing like this. No offense to him, great driver and I like him but Nico was just next level.
Wasn't this the race max overtook nico when the track was wet when machinery got ecqualed by the rain? Max > Rosberg
@@Goldadon I never compared Rosberg vs Max, it's Rosberg vs Bottas.
@@Goldadon no that was Brazil 2016
Yeah look what Nico did with the Mercedes before the hybrid rules. Already three third places in their first year with 3 top teams that are quicker and totally defeated Michael Schumacher. He is underrated. His 2009 season for Williams was also very good.
@@Goldadon Nobody said Max wasn't better you Verstappen fanboy. We're just talking about how good a driver Rosberg is.
Seeing this in 2022, I realized how good Max is since the beginning of his career. I took three laps (and a six minutes video) to Nico get nearer Max and he had a Mercedes, the best car of that season.
Not just the season, the best car in the hybrid era. 2014-2020 was dominated by Mercedes. Even 21 if you wanna count that in.
@@kyaryi1 nah, Ferrari had good cars 2017-2019. 2018 they had best car overall across year but vettel bottled it
@@archiesutherland6127 man, Mercedes won like 70 % of those races while Ferrari shared the remaining wins with Red Bull, Ferrari were not better than Mercedes
@@archiesutherland6127no way, the Mercedes was miles ahead. Hamilton just has never been a driver who is able to hammer home his car advantage. Someone like Max or Schumacher would have won way more races in those cars.
@@MD-uu5nt ,u obviously don't know how reg changes worked
This was his second experience with Verstappen as a bad-ass defender (after Canada). That's why it was a real nightmare for Rosberg to have do it again in Abu Dhabi in order to secure his title.
They had plenty of good fights that year! They fought eachother in Austria, Brazil and Germany as well allthough they were smaller battles.
This shows how good Max already was, in a slower car but getting the maximum out of it, and how difficult it was to overtake him.
plus the way he overtook Rosberg earlier in the race
max is fast but if people had the same 'never yield' attitude he has, he'd crash every race, and essentially did for a long time
@@kcer1406
You're exaggerating and focussing on one aspect of a young driver. It's better to have an attacking driver who then learns to polish his driving, then a lame duck who has to learn to attack and fight for victory.
At the same time Max brought exitement, courage, and daring, creative and succesfull overtaking actions and skillz back in F1, which had become pretty boring in the years before.
And to those people in general who like to emphasize the so called 'clean racing' by i.e. LH, I point towards this:
czcams.com/video/LOFx0NKJ868/video.html
@@Wuppie62 max would still rather crash than be overtaken by a rival, as was seen last year at monza
@@kcer1406
Go troll your mother.
Nico was a very good driver! Fully deserved the Championship that year!
Not full but ok
@@Lorenzo-nu3hy he won fair and square
@@fedeeeeee Yeah because he never overtaked Lewis
@@Lorenzo-nu3hy he didn't need to, when it mattered most he was always in front of him and he spent the last 4 races without even thinking about winning, because it wasn't worth it to risk losing the title trying to win a race when all he needed was to finish second
@@fedeeeeee He was in front of him because Hamilton got so many issues in race, quali and in free practice, so he started many times back for change the broken parts, not because Rosberg was too stronger
man that must have taken great patience and precision
Mad skill from both of these drivers (not just talking about Rosberg's overtaking ability).
Overtaking ability? Just a simple DRS overtake honestly...
....Ridiculous
Mick Rumping David Aghayan neither of you know how hard it is to change the car's direction with DRS open... Nico also had to hold his speed around an unfavorable line around Stowe.
I'm a Rosberg Fan. Of course it was a good overtake. It was a joke to add the Word "ridiculous" after the "honestly" of Mick. You know Sebastian Vettel?
David Aghayan Bwoah...
Fabulous drive from rosberg hitting all the apexs 100 % and patience that he was gradually gaining ground and great exits from the corners, took a few laps but the goal was certain. Also bare in mind max was only a kid in that red bull then, 2 great drivers no doubt about it, great skill to both.
It's a shame he was robbed of a great second place because of the retarded radio communication rule.....
Max was getting better exits
Love this camera angle!!! F1 would get huge viewer increase if these angles were more available to the viewers....AND there were actually more overtakes. How cool would it also be to be able to hear every radio communication when you are viewing this angle
SkySports F1 gives you access to every onboard and radio communication. Pf course if you illegaly watchFormula 1 you don't have a live access to the everything-at-once package, but it's there
Adrien Hemon
in the US it is covered by NBCSN. They have a few different angles, one being in car I think but it switches between different drivers..and this is only available online. The commentators are horrible over here too. But insanely we are able to see EVERY premier league match live over here..lol
This is the best camera angle for me,it reminds me of watching Ayrton Senna
a whole season later and everyone is bitching they use this camera angle too much
You wish has been granted!
F1 TV is coming, you can select your own live camera view. www.formula1.com/en/latest/headlines/2018/2/formula-1-to-launch-f1-tv-a-live-grand-prix-subscription-service.html
There are 360 cameras on the cars, I guess that in the future you will be able to put on your Oculus Rift (or phone) and look around freely live. What a sensation that must be!
1:01 these small mistakes can cost a lot
The last lap of this is great, Nico just turns on the aggression, quali lap style, great to watch!
He just adjusted his braking points so he could be back on the throttle since he didn’t have the momentum to pass Verstappen 2 times in a row
It would be great to see Verstappen's telemetry next to Rosberg's, so we could see how early/late they're on the throttle/brake compared to one another.
TV telemetry is not accurate enough for that. Palmer already said TV telemetry is nothing like the real throttle aplication
2:42 super human reaction there and he barely lost any speed. Sick.
Travelling at 190kmp
Rosberg was such a precise, cerebral driver, specially in 2016 when he put himself 100% into winning the championship and Max is a beast, what to say about that? Great video!
I'm no fan of Rosberg but this was very interesting to watch, a clear decision to pass at 15 was made early on, one wasted lap, then one attempt but needed to be closer, then on the lap of the pass the extra work was done early on to stay close, starting the move from turn 7 onwards. Almost one full lap to get the job done, Thanks for uploading.
nice! we'll miss Rosberg
This onboard is fantastic. Gives you more of a feel of how it was to drive an F1 car back then. Honestly more than the helmet cam for some reason. You just feel a weird connection as if you’re in the car next to Rosberg.
The helmet cam gives a crappy picture is why imo
Funny to see how 300 and 50 km/h could look the same on a video .°
excellent footage, thanks for the upload.
Amazing fight
Where was the fight? Just a easy drs pass on the straight.
@@bribba01 STFU noob
bribba01 haha, nice troll
@@bribba01 But when Verstappen passes someone by DRS usage..
*“OH MY GOD. Absolute legend! The modern Ayrton Senna!”*
@@Ab_Ismael yea there are lots of max fanboys. But you cant deny he made a lot of nice overtakes treu the years. Im not a fanboy but i still think hes the best driver on the grid.
My God, 2016, young Max Verstappen, wihtout competitive car... just shows how great he is... I'm more impressed with Max here, he didn't even made a mistake, but man, that Mercedes was something else
dirty air
And he's got the pressure of having a highly respected veteran on his tail but keeps his nerve. Max really is one of those rare, almost unflappable drivers. Even as a young kid on the grid, he never got intimidated - just sheer belief that he belongs amongst the elite.
Lmao
At least RedBull was often able to fight them or split them with Ricciardo and Verstappen . The previous cars were more dominant
That 2016 RedBull actually not really slow but ok
That was awesome. Thanks for posting.
I'm more impressed by Max defending his ass off.
Merc had a superior car and Max was still giving everyone trouble
One of the best camera angles
Fantastic stuff ...also Mac actually defended fairly as well
Who ? Mac Donalds or Max Verstappen ;-)
This is a truly epic bit of onboard footage.
When Max is turning into Maggots Becketts Chapel, he looks like a machine driving the car. Unreal car control
Looking back, Rosberg was one hell of a talent. No one has been able to take on Hamilton to the extent he did
Max did
@@tkleven but not with same material..
@@Prince_Vegeta_BMW but Rosberg even had the same car...
@@Prince_Vegeta_BMW max had a worse car
I like Nico and I really miss him cuz he gave us good battles with Lewis but in 2016 he pushed Lewis to the limit with a little help of reliabilty issues that hurted Lewis a lot, by contrast, Max pushed Lewis to the limit and to the very last lap, even with misfortune in Baku, and Silverston and Hungary
great battle, too bad it wasn't for the win
And at the last lap.
and champion title
fidan2fast we had this in Abu Dhabi
incredible! Equally incredible is Max at 18 yrs of age, his 6th race in a Red Bull, still took Second in front of that years world champ, Nico Rosberg.
Wow. Hhe finally was able to overtake Verstappen, thanks to superior engine power and DRS.
Yes he's a dick. That's why he is so fast and got so few penalties for his actions.
Everybody's complaining about the lack of action and excitement in F1 but when a young driver shows no mercy on older drivers he's called a dick.
"His defending moves are late and quick".
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Really? These moves should be early and slowly then, right?
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Tell you what. Let's get toghether and enforce new rules making the sport even duller and more tedious to watch.
Overtaking only on the straight and only with DRS will make this the exciting, thrilling sport is was many years ago.
You should understand that Verstappen is very young and still learning. You can also see that he has matured remarkably since his entry in F1.
It's no use comparing him to "an old hen" like Alonso who has been driving F1 for as long as Verstappen is old.
F1 needs more young drivers. And it needs it badly.
Massa and Button already understood this, it's time some other follow and let people like Vandoorne, Ocon and Gasly in.
He does and the most F1 drivers and teams think his actions are on the edge, but still ok and within rules and regulations. Even Mercedes have stated that this kind of driving is what is expected of F1 and is what is needed to keep it alive.
superior engine and drs? or was it because verstappen missed the apex lol... if it was purely do to engine and drs rosberg would've overtaken him there on the first attempt he made, which failed of course
You are mistaken. Verstappen did not "mis the apex" because he was driving defensive lines and therefore deciating from the regular racing lines. Mind you, in the entire race I saw only two overtakes without DRS: Alonso and Verstappen.
18 year old Max schooling Rosberg numerous times was one of the best things to watch in 2016
That’s why he speaks so positive about him. He knows how great of a driver he is
Would love to see a 86,96,06, and 16 car all race or do a hot lap around a course to see how they have changed over the years.
Interesting to see the contrast in lines through Luffield, Nico preferring a tight line and Max preferring the double apex.
Hay que ser muy buen piloto para estar en ese deporte, genial como rebasan a esas velocidades.
The thing holding back redbull in these years was the weaker Renault engine
Nice Rosberg...
DAMN I REALLY LIKE THIS THANK YOU
Great stuff!!!
Amazing footage. I'm not in the car but my heart is pounding nevertheless.
World class defending by Verstappen, unlucky that Mercedes is just so much faster, especially on a fast track like Silverstone.
was about to make the same point, Maxs defending is quite amazing, you see how good the red bull is through the corners in this footage, if not for DRS, Nico wouldnt have got past. Maxs positioning of the car was near perfect until the he went wide through turn 10, nico took 8 , 9, 10 and 11 perfectly. Think I got my turns right :)
He defended just like every other driver would do. And Rosberg's overtake was a great move from the outside
3 laps to overtake Max, what a great defense from Max.
It’s great to see how good Nico was and obviously very smart driver as well.
333 km/h while overtaking! Hmm...
Comment section full of verstapen fanboys trying their hardest to make this overtake look average
- Sandiha On f1 terms the overtake looks average, since it was nothing spectacular.
Christian Sawaya it is average, faster car and with drs
Reminds me of Silverstone 1993 where Senna kept Prost behind for quite some time in a much slower car
cuando lo estaba por pasar ya habia estudiado la vuelta y despues diooo todoo doblo en las curvas reeee al limite impresionante piloto fu a todo pero lo genial es como doblo esas curvas al limite de revoluciones fuaa que crack
Yet if I tried to brake like Rosberg does in the game everything locks up and I can't turn...
That's because it doesn't show how much brake force is being applied, only that they are being applied.
Ewoud SVG is right, and F1 drivers never brake while turning, you brake before you reach the vertex if you keep braking after the vertex obviously everything will lock up.
What game is it ?
this is in real life
This is F1 2025 on Playstation 10
Martijn Vv stupid dumb ass
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DerKusselKopp WWE
Two of the best.
where do you get such a long on board footage with the hud etc xD It's nice to see how fast they are going through the corners. It's just mindblowing.
HardstyleBeats_Mixr there is a TV program that shows races from onboard.
I remember when the V10 cars would take Stowe in qualifying. Man it's a different world now smh...
Insane view, it makes you understand that they are driving the shit outta these cars...Max's lines are insane and probably faster than nico he just got caught
Nico very smart and talented F1 Driver. Big fan of his dad Keke
Nico would have passed him much earlier but, and I'm surprised no one mentioned or noticed it, Nico's DRS wasn't working a number of time when he was in the drs zone. You could see him pushing the button trying to get it to open but several times it did not indicate open and he did not close up on him while he was in the DRS Zone
The current gen cars look like bloated land whales compared to the cars of the past.
Correct me if I'm wrong but won't going into 2nd gear while taking corners give you more power on the exit? why does rosberg stay on 3rd all the time. I mean I can see verstappen pulling away out of every corner
You have less wheelspin in higher gears, so Rosberg was probably saving his tyres a bit in the slow corners.
The torque are comparatively higher on the lower gears than something from 2013.
Ben MACQ red bulls are one of the cars with the most grip so nico had to do it om the straight because redbulls are insane in corners
Der Aggregator indeed mercedes top speed is pretty fast.
Ben MACQ harder on the gearbox and even though the shifts are lightning quick you still lose time shifting down and then shifting back up and also second gear is a slower speed so if you staying third and are smooth on the power you're better off on these types of long rounded curves these aren't 90 degree turns if this makes sense
love that camera.
That overtake was epic
Max is no joke.
care to retract this statement after today!
+Rossi the Bossi hahaha. no reason he shouldve dive bombed like that on turn 1.
Chasing Greatness: The Nico Rossberg Story. 😂
Lmao
xD
It has got to be said, he's chasing greatness because his box of tricks is too limited. Max knows what he's going to do almost everytime: choosing the outside before Stowe. Nico is not creative enough, Lewis often forces other drivers into defending because of unconventional driving and lines. That's what's making the difference as well.
+Jejking yes, you said it, hamilton forces off the track nico and other drivers
Nil Cortines
I didn't say that, don't put words in my mouth kthx.
Ça fait plaisir de revoir Nico
Look at his knuckles and how they fit into the cockpit frame… 😳
Rosberg is the fking best ! Im his #1 fan And He deserves to Win this season.
Good for you!
Hamilton had about 7-8 mechanical failures that season with most of them ruining his qualifying and sending him to the back of the grid as a result of taking new parts, ( also lost 25 points in Malaysia due to engine failure ). Yet after all that he closed the gap to just 5 points and took it to Abu Dhabi, Hamilton could’ve wrapped the title up with races to go.
Only because of a way faster car
Not in dirty air (thankfully).
and drs
Really? so how comes Hamilton couldn't do the same to Verstappen at Suzuka with the same car combination as this, also Hamilton had tyres 5-6 laps newer as well, it's not that easy against Max.
DRS is designed to make up the time lost to dirty air, people seem to forget that. If nico was to keep pace over a lap he would have to push harder and ruin his tyres without drs. He only gets the overtake with drs because his car is faster overal so doesnt lose the time in dirty air the way an equal car would
Sarov452
Problem is that the theory in practice often doesn't work. It exaggarates the speed between cars when tyre life is an issue. It's impossible to defend against that. My own implementation of DRS works far better than this crap. At least then you have to make an actual effort to get past.
I love how we all replayed that oversteer moment at the end of the lap
I like the onboard videos from 2014 to 2016 much better, the driver had a lot of work to do with the steering wheel. Now all cars are glued to the track, it's just a matter of which car is more on rails than the other cars but pretty much the drivers just cruise around.
awfull hoover sound..
Only because Verstappen got stuck in traffic Rosberg got back at Verstappens tail. And even after that it took Rosberg many laps to finally get passed Max, simply because the tires of Max wore out faster than Nico's since Max is faster in the corners. Imagine what would be if Max was in the Mercedes. Rosberg simply was no match. A faster car, ladies and gentleman, is the only reason why Rosberg got passed Max.
yeah, THIS time. we all know RB is faster on wet tracks like Monaco this year. but if it's dry rosberg would have made his move much earlier.
BaBeLoo BaDoo I disagree. I think Verstappen is probably the most difficult driver on the grid to overtake. Hamilton couldn't overtake him in Japan. Rosberg did a good job.
BaBeLoo BaDoo I can tell from your comment that you know nothing about formula one , first of all the reason why Rosberg caught up to Max wasn't because of the traffic , Rosberg was way quicker than Max and that's why he built up a five second gap after he passed him. Another thing is they were both conserving their tyres but Nico did a better job at it because he also had to close the gap to Lewis who was conserving too since he was alone at the front.
BaBeLoo BaDoo fuck Max, Nico is the best
Hülkenberg is not as good as Max, close to Max, but not as talented. Rosberg was a mean bastard, who tells lie after lie, pushes drivers of the track and afterwards make up false excuses. i.e. Lewis in Austria, Max in Hockenheim and in Mexico after the wheelbang with Max he first steered to the right (back to the track) and when he saw Max was ahead of him, he cut the corner. Later saying he was pushed out of the track. However video images don't lie.....
Fantastic onboard
Goosebumbs man..
Only passed him because the mercedes is faster...
gosh, what a waste! You should be commenting on TV... you're a genius!
I mean it's because the car is better, driver isn't better.
Erike1999
OK.. but in the mean time we have seen that the renault engines have caught up with the merc engines. I'm not so sure the difference is that large anymore. Still, ok point taken.
So you mean that the drivers who have better cars aren't the better drivers? Interesting. I agree with you but tell me something. Would you say that if Schumacher was in Rosberg's place? I think not! I mean Michael had by far the best car in Ferrari, but people don't question his titles based on that. Perhaps they should be. Anyway, I agree with AlternativeDesign. The difference between mercedes and red bull this year isn't that big so that's not really a problem in this case.
Its cleary a fact that the mercedes is faster then the Reb bull car, I think what erike wants to say is that if Max would drive in the Mercedes car he would out drive him.
Eargasm
srsly?
About time
The whistle of that damn engine!!
Just another DRS overtake...i don't see why they think this is more exciting to watch...rather see them overtaking with SKILLS
Mick Rumping Just skills? seriously?
lol did you even realize it took him more than just one lap?
Yes I got it. How about doing the same with force India car?
those aren't cup cars. Without DRS you could never overtake due to teh aero package unless teh car just outclasses the other by mile. Go back to your playstation
They should al least reduce the amount of time a driver can use DRS. On silverstone it's not even that bad but on some circuits, it's too simple.
Verstappen. I've seen him defend in a very dirty way numerous times all year yet in Singapore I heard him on the radio crying when He had a driver defending against him. I think it was one of the Torro Rosso drivers Kyvat maybe. Funny how that works. He has been warned numerous times to cool it yet when he gets a taste of his own BS he cries about it. It's what I expect from a kid his age.
you're damn right!
Marco Walther I disagree. I think he was referring to a particular defensive move
Motogpfan you are Italian?
motogpfan46rossi Hater
He even said he was frustrated with himself he couldn't get passed. He wasn't talking about Kvyat's moves. That was world class defending by Kvyat, the same way Verstappen defends. And like Schumacher, Hakkinen, Senna, Prost and all the greats used to defend.
2016 was gonna be Rosberg's year. I know Hamilton is a more talented driver than Rosberg is, but Rosberg was a well deserved champion, he knew that 2016 was his last shot at becoming world champion, because he's spent most of his life challenging Hamilton and Lewis had always managed to edge him out. Despite all of those mistakes Lewis was making, Nico capitalized on those mistakes and got consistent points when he needed them the most. When he got his world championship, he was done because he didn't want to tear his life apart completely in 2017 going through another title battle. He was already exhausted as hell fighting Hamilton in 2016 so why would he make his mental state worse than it already was at the time. He was satisfied with his completing his life goal of becoming a Formula 1 world champion like his dad and left when he felt like he had achieved enough, People give him shit for his retirement, but I think he did a very savage and smart move, quit while you're ahead. Not alot of athletes think of doing that. Although, even though I miss him as a driver. I'm glad he is enjoying his retirement and is in a happier place, days like these don't last forever and just enjoy them while they happen until the very end.
So damn awesome!!!
Wow! A more experienced driver with a faster car managed to overtake them with DRS. Fockin hell! How does he do it?!? Like come on, he's a shut driver who has a car that doesn't blow up on him like Lewis. P.s vestapen is slot better than nico and possibly even Lewis
jmoth 99 very limited understanding of f1. please go and watch another sport, Thankyou.
He's probably watched 3 races.
Rossi the Bossi he is totally right u wankers
***** *you
Rossi the Bossi hardly, red bull have NEVER had a car with the highest top speed, yet the managed 4 titles with it and a few more win here and there, and Mercedes have the fastest F1 car even, and Rosberg, apparently the best driver in the world, over took a young, inexperienced driver in a slower can and he had DRS. Mate, clearly the overtake of the century innit
Gracias.
seeing this hud again in 2022 after 6 years I have to say I miss it looks more clean and less bs on the screen
The speed advantage of the Mercedes car was ridiculous. Max driving a GP2 car in comparison.
that race i was screaming go Nico! go Nico!
I have a feeling most people watching this know more about the mechanics of an F1 cars, driving and hopefully F1 gaming. I want to ask a question about Rosberg's throttle/brake use on the turn at around 0:50 and then at 0:57. I'm trying to master driving without any assists (using a controller, not a wheel), and the main problems I have are braking points and accelerating too quickly while either turning too much or having a wheel on the kerb.
The reason I'm pointing out the specific turns I mentioned above is because the brake indicator on the left shows that he's quite heavy on the brakes while making a a significant turn at 190kph and then at around 120kph. I think it's pretty clear I don't have a great understanding about driving mechanics, but shouldn't that cause the breaks to lock? Is he going easier on the brakes? I concede that obviously the game physics don't EXACTLY match real driving, but any insight in simple terms would be hugely helpful I think haha
0:50 on that turn you can put a wheel on the kerb and turn without braking at all. Kerb brakes enough themselves.
F1 games over simulate traction control, Lando Norris and the like have said setting traction control to medium is more like the real thing
Brilliant
Rare footage of Verstappen being overtaken on track.
17 or 18 years old here
Bellissimo...che forza Rosberg
i prefer the normal onboard camera . Anyway nice video
Clean!