The Rule Change That DESTROYED Formula 1

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  • čas přidán 19. 06. 2024
  • In todays video I wanted to talk a little bit about, what I believe is, one of the worst rule's ever implemented for Formula 1. I'm talking of course about the 2005 rule banning in race tire changes that, make no mistake about it, were done only to stop Ferrari after their dominance in the early 2000's.
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Komentáře • 46

  • @Danbutch24
    @Danbutch24 Před rokem +163

    Big factual error right at the start mate! Back then it was the 10, 8, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2 ,1 points system. Kimi would NOT have led the championship if he'd won this race. Not even close. :)

    • @geniferteal4178
      @geniferteal4178 Před rokem +5

      I didn't know the details but I was surprised to hear that kimie could possibly have been in the lead?

    • @tjsr
      @tjsr Před rokem +15

      Also, both FOM and the FIA were clear at the time that he was free to change the tyres if they believed it were a safety issue, and this has been talked about and clarified over and over. There was never any question that he was allowed to change tyres. They chose to keep him out and not risk dropping to 3rd.

    • @buenosloco4805
      @buenosloco4805 Před rokem +7

      As soon as i heard it was an American guy I'm done they dont no jack bout f1 lol

    • @diegocraigdallie
      @diegocraigdallie Před 11 měsíci +1

      ​@@buenosloco4805boooo

    • @johnakkman9993
      @johnakkman9993 Před 9 měsíci +1

      @@buenosloco4805 I mean in their defense we wouldn't know jack about nascar either. But yeah, in general the american public don't know a lot about a sport that is primarily european so relax a bit and just laugh it out. I remember talking to an american friend about the 2010 european grand prix where mark webber crashed which confused him as he said: "aren't all european grand prixs european?"

  • @a8m345
    @a8m345 Před rokem +40

    Hey mate. Before 2010 the points system was 1-10, not the 1-25 we see today, so Kimi was actually dragging waaaaaaaaay behind Fernando by the time his tyre blew out

  • @jommygames
    @jommygames Před rokem +30

    Sorry if this video looks a little rough around the edges. I made it look as clean as I could, will try and make the next one better as always! ❤ There were quite a few firsts for me this time around

    • @vreplayz3159
      @vreplayz3159 Před rokem +2

      No I feel like it was pleasant to watch, thanks for bringing this quality of content on a channel that is just at the beginning!

    • @geniferteal4178
      @geniferteal4178 Před rokem +1

      Some of this happened shortly before I became a big fan. My following of Formula 1 came when vettel 1 the first race for redbull

  • @mr.fister4738
    @mr.fister4738 Před rokem +10

    Really like your videos, mate.
    The problematic car videos are exactly the kind of content I want to see.
    This tyre video was also quite interesting.
    Looking forward to the videos you'll create in the future

  • @benrogers1559
    @benrogers1559 Před rokem +6

    Quite a big issue right at the beginning of this video. Only 10 points were awarded for winning a race in 2005. The points system didn’t change to 25 until 2010, also Alonso was running p2 behind Kimi so there’s no way Kimi would have left the Nurburgring leading the championship anyway.

  • @jeffkhh0
    @jeffkhh0 Před rokem +3

    Really like your videos, talking about the little things that others youtubers don't . they are always talking about the big teams only.

  • @Duval-In-The-Wall
    @Duval-In-The-Wall Před 10 měsíci +2

    2005 was the revenge for the FIA fucking up the season in 2003, and man did Ferrari deserve it

  • @q_t_riyad
    @q_t_riyad Před rokem +6

    Was watching the F1 live stream of Imola 2005 and omds the tyre rule was so stupid, it just limited strategy so much.

  • @johannes9125
    @johannes9125 Před rokem +2

    Very high quality video and you just gained a subscriber

  • @ioni6x
    @ioni6x Před 11 měsíci +2

    Its is wild that they made this rule just to stop one man and one team but they would not do it for a nother man and another team. It would be crasy to see the people go roge when this would have happend to lewis hamilton. At least ferrari got its redamtion in the 2005 usa gp.

  • @jacekatalakis8316
    @jacekatalakis8316 Před 11 měsíci +2

    Wasn't part of the WSMC's idea or the TWG to put wings at the rea wheels? I remember something like that from Autosport around that time and thinkin how stupid it looked, how it would affect the racing. Then you had the Jacques Villeneuve licensed game that came out with similar looking cars and that just confirmed how stupid the idea looked...

  • @thatoneguy7191
    @thatoneguy7191 Před rokem +3

    Love your videos man, though I've never heard someone pronounce Villeneuve as villenerve before xD
    Best way to pronounce it would be ville-nuv

  • @theunsolved6052
    @theunsolved6052 Před rokem +4

    He deserves more credit than he deserves rn

  • @mrdraw2087
    @mrdraw2087 Před rokem +4

    Räikkönen's suspension failure was nasty, but it was a bit of an anomaly. Usually the tires were very durable in 2005 and even when they started to degrade, like what happened to Alonso and Fisichella in Monaco that year, the tires were safe. Actually, the ban on tire changes produced some interesting races and a new World Champion, as Bridgestone surprisingly couldn't make a tire that was both fast and consistent, so I wouldn't say it was a total disaster. I'm happy tire changes were allowed again the following year, but 2005 still feels like a special season.

  • @pedrohenriquecarneiro3386
    @pedrohenriquecarneiro3386 Před 11 měsíci

    0:34 And Montoya at Monza suffered the same problem, but managed to go till the end and win the race

  • @NikDonalds
    @NikDonalds Před rokem +1

    Nice Video, Just subscribed

  • @pens6564
    @pens6564 Před 7 měsíci

    I'm sorry for the fans, not taking the credits for how good schumi was! Buuuut, man, I whas young and that era was the most BORING time of f1 history! come on! - Also; amazing content!

  • @GWFires
    @GWFires Před 11 měsíci

    Somehow i remember that mclaren decided back than against a pit stop. because of the rule brake and the consequences.

  • @lenvg9891
    @lenvg9891 Před 11 měsíci

    I’m pretty sure Kimi would have been allowed to pit because of the vibrations, if I remember the commentators actually said he should have pitted for the points.

  • @nickwells20
    @nickwells20 Před 10 měsíci

    So after 2017 the drivers became super human to handle the cornering speeds?

  • @durodesduvo8424
    @durodesduvo8424 Před 9 měsíci

    Who does your research? McLaren could’ve pit in that Nürb ‘05 race, they chose not to, for the win. And it was 10 points for a win back then, not 25.

  • @flyingproofficial
    @flyingproofficial Před 3 měsíci +1

    The only time pitstops made Ferrari faster

  • @alessandrosanna1270
    @alessandrosanna1270 Před 10 měsíci

    2005 il cambio gomme vietato e stata una delle decisioni peggiori mai prese dalla f1 certo le gomme sono resistenti ma vogliamo ricordare come esplodono spesso in f1

  • @mubeenshahid16
    @mubeenshahid16 Před 11 měsíci

    Make video on pirelli

  • @abdisahal5661
    @abdisahal5661 Před 9 měsíci

    3:22 too damn fast

  • @BLENDITE
    @BLENDITE Před rokem +2

    Too bad the FIA didnt give the same treatment to hamilton

    • @erickrasniewski567
      @erickrasniewski567 Před 10 měsíci +1

      They did aero refresh back in 17 it should've done the trick and then 2021 with the floor changes then RB was able to take it that year then the same questions will be apparent for RB

    • @jeevangill2041
      @jeevangill2041 Před 7 měsíci

      ​@@erickrasniewski567Neither of those changes are comparable to these 05 ones which completely nerfed ferrari. The changes from this season meant that ferrari went from having one of the most dominant seasons ever to one in which they only had one win which was the six car farce in indianapolis.

    • @erickrasniewski567
      @erickrasniewski567 Před 7 měsíci

      @jeevangill2041 that I don't disagree I feel like FIA is definitely more friendly with the dominant team now then 05 was very much aimed at ferrari and I don't think we ever had something quite like that aimed at RB or Merc unless FIA blows us out of the water next year

    • @19megamustaine85
      @19megamustaine85 Před 2 měsíci

      @@jeevangill2041 so than the FIA did not cheated for Ferrari than ? 🤡🤡

  • @mindujiman
    @mindujiman Před rokem +5

    Clickbait tittle. Would you have preferred that Ferrari would have won until 2008 with dominance like the 2004 year? That would have destroyed F1, instead we had a great battle for the Championship.
    2009 rule changes and 2014 rule changes made F1 far worse... 2005-2008 are arguably the best strike of years F1 ever had.

    • @MooncricketsInc
      @MooncricketsInc Před rokem +1

      98-00 were great too. Also the prost-Senna years were just as good.

    • @mindujiman
      @mindujiman Před rokem +1

      @@MooncricketsInc Agree

    • @IGG2002
      @IGG2002 Před 11 měsíci +1

      Michael Schumacher SAVED FERRARI FROM BANKRUPT by joining them, that's the reason why Ferrari dominated until 2004 and not bankrupted. Also I miss the times when Formula 1 was actually interesting to watch.

  • @nicof91
    @nicof91 Před rokem +7

    The title is really weird. F1 wasnt destroyed. Ferrari's dominance was destroyed.

    • @janderssenviz
      @janderssenviz Před rokem +1

      gotta feed the algorithm m8

    • @IGG2002
      @IGG2002 Před 11 měsíci

      To be honest the tyre rule is the biggest nonsense ever in Formula 1. If Ferrari didn't brought Michael Schumacher, they could've announced that they're having financial troubles, so that's the reason why Ferrari dominated until 2004.

    • @squarkyt
      @squarkyt Před 10 měsíci +3

      To be fair, that 2005 race set back F1’s popularity in USA by 10 years or so

  • @8jof544
    @8jof544 Před rokem

    The rule said that the drivers had to use the same compund of tyres they used in qualifying at the beginning of the race, the tyres changing were still allowed. Completely liar