F1: Most Demoralizing Team Radio Messages
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- čas přidán 22. 09. 2018
- Here's a collection of Formula 1 Team Radio messages that were soul-crushing for the driver. Including Kimi Räikkonen, Juan Pablo Montoya, Sebastian Vettel etc.
What is your favorite Formula 1 Team Radio message? Comment Below. - Sport
I love how all of them the driver is supposed to feel bad and stays quiet then you have Kimi "don't shout there fucker I will move when I can"
I am amazed by that calmness... How he just says it with the monotone voice. Classic Kimi and that's why we love him.
Kimi's head only works in 3 separate ways
Calm Kimi
Angry Kimi
Drunk Kimi
Kimi has been my favorite F1 driver for years. Mostly because he gives no fucks.
Lotus: Get out of the fucking way
Kimi: *FOR WHAT* 🤬
He was ice cool 😎
I'll see myself out
" Valtteri it's James" should make it to this list.
To be fair the compilation would be longer than this entire video.
Rubens let Schumacher by....
Almost the same as Fernando is faster than you
"Bad luck"
P1
Just imagine if the drivers could talk to eachother.
f1 2020 chat colorized
Online lobby be like
I’d like it if they had proximity chat, the driver at the front of a train would get a right ear full!
You mean Driven isn't a documentary ?
I mean, Leclerc could hear Hamilton at one point soooo
Kimi's wasn't as demoralizing as it was hilarious haha
Kimi has no feelings
@@abyss18 just leave him alone he knows what he is doing
Sad that the video don’t show the whole talk
Dont shout there ******
As long as he gets his drink
Kimi is the only one who knows how to deal with demoralizing audios
it's only demoralizing because kimi doesn't act as a team player. he drives how he wants to and does what he wants. so i can see how his team who wants to win points would yell and swear at him. it's more embarrassing than demoralizing.
@@AtomicLimelight kimi is the best. He even took the fire extinguisher from the fire marshall because he's kimi. I see why seb loved him.
@@jamesandonian7829 yes true. he's a decent person. im not saying he's a bad person at all. i'd love to party and get drunk with the guy. im just saying if i ran an F1 team, i wouldn't want kimi as a driver because he doesn't listen to his team and only drives for the money with no interest in winning. he thinks because he's the driver, he's the boss. he doesn't give a toss about winning because as long as he is able to earn money from half-efforted driving, he'll drive.
@@AtomicLimelight what can he say, it’s a hobby for him😂
@@AtomicLimelight I have to disagree on all your points.
Kimi on average performs better than his team-mate, which implies he does try to win, otherwise he would not usually be the better driver in the team. He is a former World Champion.
“I always went to him, because he is not the type of person who comes to you, he is not the type of person who talks a lot, but each time I went to him and I asked him something, he always answered me, he was very helpful” - Antonio Giovinazzi
Sebastian Vettel says that Kimi Raikkonen's straightforward, laid-back attitude makes the Finn his best ever teammate.
He is not interested in politics, backstabbing, or nonsense, that does not make him a bad team player.
1:12 Kimi at his finest
What did he say? I've only understood "don't shout"
@@nicolaramoso3286
Don't shout there fucker
I will move when I have a chance but not in fast corners
@@Nimsy0001 AHAHAHHAHAHHAHAHHAHAHHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHHAHAH
They wanted Grosjean to finish ahead, but he ended up 18 seconds behind Kimi 5th for Kimi 7th for Grosjean
Kimi: "Don't Shout"
Also Kimi "COME ON!! MOVE!" and "FOR WHAAAT!?"
The first one is the worst one imo
Although the last one wasn’t really demolarising...
If you know the context for the last one it was VERY heartbreaking...
Windu Nursetyadi Oh yeah, that is true...
Windu Nursetyadi I’m kinda new to F1 so I’m sorry for Asking but can you explain it for me please?
FormulaLance sure thing:
Felipe Massa(The person in this clip) was set to battle for a World Championship, with Lewis Hamilton, his title rival. Massa crossed the line first, and actually won that title for half a minute. However, at the very last lap and corner of the race, Hamilton overtook Glock to earn him the position to actually win the title of 2008(Because of Point systems and whatnot)
@@the9der352 Hard to hate Lewis for that...but even now I still hate him a little anyway.
Imagine doing a lap putting in your all just to hear on the radio that you're a whole 2 seconds slower which may as well be on the opposite side of the country in terms of racing.
Nah, something definitely happened to Fisichella in that race, it's impossible in normal circumstances to be that much slower than your teammate
@@Petidani0330 Especially at that level of Motorsport.
@@Petidani0330 Nikita Mazepin has entered the chat
@@Petidani0330 agreed there had to be something more to that cuz it seems impossible especially when his fuel load was lighter
Fernando is faster than you is probably the most iconic radio message ever for me.
alpine in 2021 ok esteban fernado is faster than you we need to let him pass
"Valterri is James" hold my beer
@@jok9640 id still think "Fernando is faster than you" and "let Michael past for the championship" are more iconic due to the surrounding controversy.
I’d say multi 21 after all the kerfufle that was made about team orders by red bull before that
@@calv1nandh0bbes yeah but didn’t they just make a fuss when team orders were banned? In which case it’s not that hypocritical since team orders were officially allowed when multi 21 happened. I might be wrong though
That’s what made the Ferrari one so controversial... team orders were banned but rob smedley still tried his best to make it as obvious as possible it was a team order because he was so pissed off himself
You forget the best one * LET MICHAEL PASS FOR THE CHAMPIONCHIP*
Ikr
O wow I wanna taste that new brand of chips. What's its name again, champion?
Lmao
Remember: That is the same Jean Todt who is now the head of the FIA.
Thought I might have missed what's meant with the videos title since this radio isn't on the list.
Hence i think this list is for nothing..
3:18 ah yes, the negotiator
General Kenobi
A "shrewd negotiator" before shrewd negotiation was defined by Ed Bolian
Hold up
I mean, he's got a point.
@@exclusivelock VinWiki, lol.
I'm not a Massa fan, but man that is one of the most heartbreaking moments in F1 history, I can't help but feel for him.
Plenty of others than have had the same happen . Almost winning a championship only to loose it by a tiny margin
Mess things up for him on the final corner on the final lap.
@@robvanderkroft6515 and to make it worse it was his home gp which was the last of the season and the Brazilian fans were really cheering him on loud and he did everything he did in the GP. Only to have Glock mess things up for him on the final lap on the final corner. Also if Ferrari did mess up his refuelling then he would have Done well in Singapore and won the championship.
@@robvanderkroft6515 Lewis Hamilton 2007/2016/2021
@Daniel Amone You didn't watch that race, did you?
Glock didn't mess up anything, Hamilton was on his way to win the championship either way, Toyota simply gambled by keeping Glock out on the track which is why he overtook Hamilton but ended up like Lando in Sochi when the rain increased. Had Glock pitted for wets, there wouldn't be no drama and Hamilton would've won the championship either way.
You should have added subtitles for these.
1:12 Best team orders ever
Straight to the point ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
Dont shout there f*ker!! 😂
"Ralf, you cannot overtake Damon."
"Watch me."
"Kimi, you will not have the drink"
My favorite part was trying to decipher the old radio messages that is nothing but cracking.
2:26 man sounds like he's gonna break into tears
If that was true it would be UNBELIEVABLE. Breaking a team order and still crying for, in the end of the day, risking your life to overtake your teammate. Mark was covering his space, but Vettel still decided to go to the inside, it's his fault "to get over the line".
Nah he wasnt crying. Cos like for 1 sentence the radio sounds like that but then he sounds normal again.
I assumed he was just shook from the defense by Webber. He almost hit the pit wall and I’m sure that placed his heart down onto his bum
he is a prick, but he wasn't crying. It's the G-Forces I imagine, like he's taking a turn as he speaks.
@@BanditoBurrito Prick? My guy Seb smoked Webber.
00:05 that has to really hurt, hurt a lot
When you pay someone millions and they're running a pace thats a full minute slower for the full race length, it's actually inexcusable at the level where you supposedly have 24 of the world's fastest drivers, and you have the fastest car on the grid. Sometimes you have to say things as they are.
Kimi was asked to get out of the way because his contract had a clause which stated that for every point he scored, he would get $50,000. By the time of the Korean GP, Lotus were in serious financial problems so whenever possible, they tried to get Grosjean in front of him
Kimi was like: "hippity hoppity i dont give a shit ur going bankrupt"
thats why they replaced him with maldonado right?
@@parvp4529 Nah he did give a shit, he never got paid and could have sued the team for it but decided not to
At that time Kimi was already some years past his prime and didn't race but it was fucking scary seeing him in a capable car and with the points clause. Lotus didn't realise how much they underestimated kimi and the car.
After finding out about the team order where Ralf Schumacher must not pass Damon Hill, his brother Michael was furious. So much so, he negotiated with Eddie Jordan to help his brother leave the Jordan team.
Really... Then why did Michael pass Barrichello when Jean Todt ordered the latter to let Michael pass in Austria? 🤮
Schumacher= double standard asshole
Ralf was already leaving, which leaned into part of why Eddie told Michael where to get off later that day.
wasn't having a particularly good day, but when I heard the arguing followed by 'Ralf, you cannot overtake Damon, this is team order' I just lost it
Me as I driver I would actually be mad at my team if they tell my mate he wouldnt be allowed to overtake. I know its quite stupid as a take from an outsider but a win just cant feel right when you know you practically stole it from your mate. Would tell my mate to ignore the orders or just let him overtake in the corner again. As I said. Easy to say for an outsider but thats just how I feel about it.
@@Pandatoofu these guys may be teammates but they are rivals, competing for a job and probably extra bonuses for race wins, so they will surely manipulate a situation in their favor whenever they can
@@jakobbrod8467 Of course they are rivals to but you cant tell me that they feel ok after they got a win just because the other one was told to let him pass. Thats not really a competition then, you know what I mean?
Damon is a bitch tho
Damon had a issue with his car which really slowed him down after the last safety car. You should watch 98 Belgium gp yourself and you will see that Damon was the one who was faster the whole race but after the last safety car his car suddenly became slow.
Also, In 1997 Ralf had already robbed the team of a 1-2 finish by colliding with his teammate Fisichella.
Massa's at the end gave chills
Holy Christ, 3 races in and Fisichellas engineer is gonna be that savage?
Not to mention he just won in Malaysia right before😢
1:12 was India 2013
Haydn Rhodes (it was Korea)
It is India. Lotus didn't have the red Air intake in 2012. Never the less still a brilliant team radio
@@patrickkenworthy7454 No, it wasn't.
"Kimi get out of the fucking way"
"DON'T SHOUT AT ME FOR FUCK'S SAKE, I WILL MOVE OUT THE WAY WHEN I CAN" HAD ME ON THE GROUND,, YOU DON'T TELL KIMI WHAT TO DO
Video: v10 sounds
Closed Captions: *music
If I were Ralf I would have asked for money, he was so much quicker he would have overtaken Damon with ease.
And if you were Eddie Jordan you would have told Ralf the exact same thing. Dont fuck up my 1-2 Ralfy 🛵🛵
Damoms aked for team orders, sooo...
Ralf is 3 seconds faster than upu. Let him through to secure the win
@@davidp.7620 swapping positions in that race with such treacherous conditions was extremely risky, specially with Alesi on their tail. the smallest mistake from Ralf while doing the swap couldve potentially taken both of them out or cause them to lose the lead to Alesi. Eddie Jordan made the right call, and he even said years later that they had agreed that the driver who was in front with a couple laps to go would remain in that position till the end, also taking into account how incident-prone young Ralf was back then and his incident with Fisichella (with Fisi in Jordan) the previous year in Argentina which cost Jordan their maiden win
@@davidp.7620 Or keep position and guarantee a 1-2. There is literally NO reason to swap drivers
@@MrSniperfox29until someone has to do an unscheduled pitstop and you realize that Frentzen is 10 seconds behind instead of 40
Love the Damon one.... effectively "Eddie, im NOT giving this win up without a damn good fight"
Ralf/Damon was not really anyone's fault. Eddie was shit scared that they'd take eachother out trying to let Ralf through, especially since Ralf's amazing brother had taken himself out driving into Coulthard's McLaren through the spray.
Please don't take this the wrong way, but the "Kimi get out of the **** way," broadcast was from India 2013, not Korea 2012
How...could one take this the wrong way?
@@adityanair5613 Some people can get quite defensive about hearing or reading about mistakes made postedit
I agree. Whenever I correct people on spelling, they get angry and say "This isn't English class." When they've probably never even attended one.
@@thiccapo lol even tho u just made an error
Go on
1:14
When you don't do what your mum told you to immediately.
It's funny how Hill is always considered as the "white knight" in the 90s, as opposed to MSC, despite this radio message. He basically threatened the team that he would risking crash into Ralf should he attempt an overtake.
I think he's massively overrated. He only won a championship because of what happened to Michael Schumacher. And the only reason he was close to Michael in the 1994 championship where they hit each other was because of Michael missing races.
@@KillZoneHart1 Other than that he's earned the nickname of mr mental fatigue
when did he say that? lmfao he spoke nothing but truth, it was absolutely pointless to have them fight each other under these treacherous conditions when an easy 1-2 was in their hands, the slightest mistake or aquaplaning could've ended their race/gifted the win to Alesi. he didnt threaten shit, he asked Eddie Jordan to make a decision: race or hold positions. Eddie made the most sensible decision: hold positions
The first message, how is that going to make him any faster???
Thinking the same. Maybe they should word team orders a little differently when the world is listening. They can save the harsher stuff till debriefing.
@@moronicvideos team orders were not allowed from 2002 to 2010
@@TheMegaPingasMobile Formally no but they bypassed them in different ways.
@@moronicvideos Such as heard in the video.
Well, maybe the driver wont drive at the limit every lap and they almost always have some room to go faster
The only team orders I agree with is Ralf's in 1998
That race was freaking crazy and Jordan were on for a 1-2, the team had not won a race for god knows how long, the LAST thing they needed to do was take each other out
Damon Hill's last win as well
The team had never won a race until then, understandable why the orders were in place
Smart message from Damon. He knew Ralph was quicker but he saved his victory by this tactical message.
In my opinion if a driver says to not race he should give up the position in front to the driver behind on the line
@@jeeveso The Jordans were running 1 and 2 because of the crash caused by Coulthard trying to do just that for Michael Schumacher. It would have been folly to risk Jordan's first win by doing the same thing. Eddie Jordan made the right call.
Quite frankly, rubbish.
1:12 when kimi doesnt let his team mate through as he has been asked to do that
1:13 absolutely the best
Kimi's come back 👌
F1 fans are a different breed, man. To be upset at Damon for Spa 98 while simultaneously being upset with Sebastian for Malaysia 2013 is truly impressive.
I'm not being upset with either.
Damon over Ralf was the right call and anyone who disagrees is an idiot.
Webber had previously tried to ignore team orders twice before (and failed) so him calling Vettel out for that was hilarious.
Old radio have so much passion.
1:12 that’s me when Lapers get in my way
Ralf, you cannot overtake Damon is by far the worst because it’s all Damon’s cowardice nothing but that. Ralf had the pace the team would let him through and were probably thinking 1 2 Ralf-Damon but Damon realizes he doesn’t have the pace and threatens the worst
My response would be “I’m gonna put something to you here Damon, don’t fight Ralf, let him through
Ralf had only got near Damon because of Fisi's accident. DH had been faster all the time up to then.
@@thethomascobbgroup5001 If you'd said that just after watching what happened when Coulthard tried to let Schumacher through, you'd be a very stupid man.
@@Catcrumbs schumacher crashing into DC was hilarious, it still gives me a good laugh every time I watch it
@@thethomascobbgroup5001 Like when Schumacher tired to lap Coulthard, or when Fisicella tried to lap Nakano. Yes, brilliant idea to make a completely unnecessary overtake
Like driving a fing hellhound. The sound is just ...
Imaging driving at 200+ km/h average with a screaming engine behind, roaring with 600 angry horses while you try to keep it together.
Then you hear a voice from the radio, trying to speak to you over the sound of other V10s... You feel like a gladiator.....
1:10 the moment the Iceman became a legend.
I think Ocon is going to get a few “Alonso is faster than you” messages this season
Ocon YOU DISGRACE
Well that isn't exactly how it ended up is it
@@TheEvilCheesecake Ocon is a shitter
"Fernando, pull over to the right, I'm sorry"
I was never able to understand what they are saying in these old microphones.
1:13 my fav lmao XDD
2021 be like: Ocon, fernando is 5 seconds faster than you
Doubt it ocon has always been slept on and Alonso is getting old and has been out of the sport for 2 years
Fernando drove mclaren into the dirt when he came back. He had way too much input on way too many things. If Renault don't reign him in, the same thing is gonna happen to them.
@@oreofudgeman Pretty sure McLaren were already 6 feet under and Alonso was trying to resuscitate them.
This didn’t age well.
@@wss33 hahaha, true that is😂
Kimi just killed it
That 98 jordan 🤤
Kimis one made it here because it was demoralizing for the guy telling him to get out of the way and not for Kimi
Wow. That 1st clip. Wonder how the driver felt :(
Where's "Valtteri, it's James"?
Fernando is faster than you is almost the same
The message to Kimi was from the Indian GP in 2013.
You can cut out and replace kimis response with a meme and it will still sound normal
Kimi: "Don't shout! [...]"
Also Kimi: "IT'S TOO FUCKING LATE NOW!" also also Kimi: "FOR WHAT?!"
Massa will always be a champion to me
Excellent driver. Extremely unlucky not to win 2008 World Title. The 2009 incident shook his confidence for good and he was never the same yet he still raced on and had some memorable moments.
Agree
@@spacebound12 hungary 2008 still hurts
You can hear how noisy the engines were. I miss the sounds.
Masi to Wolff should be on here. "This is a motor race, we went car racing"
This radio will never not be funny for decades. 😂😂🤣🤣
1:14 bwoah
Malaysia 2013, Rosberg being told to hold position and not challenge Hamilton for 3rd, could have made list as well... No high drama, but still.
5 seconds a lap faster "iF wE rAce We mIGhT eNd Up wiTH nOthInG" Nah you'll just end up getting overtaken very quickly Damon.
I love the way Ralf fans seem to go from 1 second, to 2 second, to 3 second, to 4 second, to 5 second faster as they try to justify why he should have been allowed to win.
Newsflash, just because you can drive faster at one point doesn't mean you are going to overtake the person when you get to them.
Its not like ralf had history of bad racecraft and crashing into his team mates.
@@MrSniperfox29 I'm not even a Ralf fan
Damon was 30 seconds up the road lol
@@thomasconway95 To be fair, Ralf had cut the gap from 22 seconds to 10 seconds before the safety car, so he was closing, but we don't know how much Damon was holding back given that he was 2nd/leading. Also note Hill's fastest lap was over 3 seconds faster than Ralfs and he'd been faster all weekend.
I mean, if we use the excuse "duh Ralf was faster, let him by" then what happens if Damon turns up the power and starts going faster, do we swap them back again?
That's Indian GP 2013 not Korean GP 2012
You might think Seb was a dick, but that was part of the reason why Seb is a four time WDC and Webber had none. Pure ruthlessness.
I WaS reAllY scARed
Sure I can understand 2012/13 being a bad year for webber but the first 3 he was swept under the rug from team orders multiple times. He shouldve won a championship but he got boned like Massa, DC, and Barichello. Webber was on the podium 40 times in 5 years. Maybe not the best driver but he deserved a world championship In my book.
@@user-ci3gk8um8l I agree he's just another victim of red bull favouring the younger rising star
@@user-ci3gk8um8l that is the point though. Vettel would say hell to team orders, he wanted to win at all costs. It may not have won him many friends, like it did Webber, but it won him championships.
@@user-ci3gk8um8l true. Even Rosberg won a championship. Why not Webber?
Whooooooa there...nobody tells Kimi shit-leave him alone, he knows what to do.
Having a go at Fisichella and berating him for being 2 seconds slower isn’t how you get a driver to concentrate and get into a rhythm
alonso terrorizing the fields including his teammates
he mainly terrorised his teams
@@ba55bar That's why Renault wanted him back, sure. I guess they were being terrorized so much back then by Alonso that a sort of a Stockholm syndrome developed at the team. 🤦♂️
@@ba55bar Ron Dennis terrorised him non stop so I guess it all evened out
@@lozpopo that's actually hilarious. You realise Alonso tried to blackmail Ron Dennis and that's how Spygate was made public?
@@ba55bar Yeah I do, that doesnt mean Ron Dennis didn't harass him though. He flew into a rage because he ate a piece of fruit in the garage for gods sake.
Lmao kimi roasted his manager LMAO
Kimi and Get out the way is from India 2012
Kimi's one was India 2013
"multi 21 seb.. Multi 21."😂😂😂
The funniest thing about that is Webber completely ignoring the two previous occasions when he tried to ignore team orders. He was only bitter because Vettell did it successfully, where as he failed.
I think Multi 21 had the exact opposite of a demoralising effect on Seb!
Kimi move out of the way was from India 2013
Gotta love Kimi. He wants the drink as some damn respect from his race engineers. Who can foeget his classic though:
"Leave me alone I know what I'm doing"
Not sure Kimi cared too much lol.
Glock going slowly flashbacks
"Fernando is faster than you"....
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:(
Raikkonen one was India 2013
if you feel useless think that someone has to engineer kimi
Kimi was in India 2013
Kimi's one is from India 2013, not Korea 2012
Kimi get out of the way was in India 2013
Kimi was Korea 2013
Jesus fuck the Filipe one bout got me.
Fuck man.
were is the comments?
0:57 wait, shouldn't that penalty, then, go to Mickey Schumacher for driving into Pablo Montoya like that?
I think that Kimi message is from India
yes its india 2013
Kimi get out the way was India 2013?
Kimi, get out the fucking way... Hahahaha... 🤣🤣🤣
you should add subtitles
wasn't kimi's one at indian gp?
I like Damon Hill but he was such a shiny baby there.
I need more context behind the Schumacher and Montoya situation
Schumacher understeered into Montoya when Montoya tried to go round Schumacher, despite it either being at best a racing incident or at worst Schumachers fault, they blamed Montoya and gave him a penalty.
@@MrSniperfox29 And then the steward that made that call was fired from F1 for life.
The team radio quality wasn’t that clear back in the day. Discussing small issue with the driver sounds like a huge argument lmfao.
Felipe 😢
i cried with massa :(
Juan should never have gotten that penalty. Which was the very first drive through penalty ever in f1
Fisichella won a race before Australia GP but the team doesnt seem to like him
They'd picked Alonso to be their number 1
the Ralf one was so so demoralizing...
Damon with the wise head. Ralf would have taken them both out