I met Fangio at the 1976 Grand Prix of Long Beach. He drove demonstration of the Mercedes W196 Grand Prix car and after watching from general seating, I made my way back across the skybridge to find a location to watch the upcoming F1 race. There he was....standing by himself hands-on hips and perfectly still just gazing out looking at the track (must have been remembering many things), with crowds of people swirling around walking past (no one recognized him!). He was very nice, signed my race program, we talked a bit and shook hands. Most striking feature of the Maestro were his super intense eyes...like an eagles gaze is the best way I can describe it. I'm sure if in Europe he would have been mobbed by autograph requests.
Yes, still have it. On programs a story to share, I lived in W.Germany in my late teens thru early 20's ('73-'75) and wanted to race Formula cars and started in a sponsored F-Ford (an Alexis Mk2). I went to many F1/F3/F3, Interseries, GT races (Nurburgring, Hockenheim, Zandvoort, Monaco, etc.) and so collected a lot of posters/programs of that era. Eventually, I ran out of living money and had to stop F-Ford. Eventually, I ended up doing slaloms and rallye's driving a modified Porsche 356B S-90 and again ran out of money. When I sold the Porsche, the Alexis F-Ford owner gave me a gift before I returned to the states...the gift was the original race program and race day ticket in perfect condition to the Hockenheim F2 race that Jim Clark drove in and died. I kept it all these years until reading an article about Dario Franchitti maintaining a Jim Clark museum/memorial in his London estate in July 2013. So, I had an idea...I contacted his Management Co. in the UK and pitched the Jim Clark program/ticket. Dario wanted it...and asked how much? My reply was no money....but how about a visit to his J.Clark memorial room and couple fast laps around his estate (in one of his favorite super cars) on my next visit to the UK?...Management company said "sorry but no way because of insurance liability exposures"... but... "he would like to meet you if/when your in a city he races in"...so I gave it away to Dario for a very low 3 figure sum. In November 2013, Dario had that crash in Phoenix that ended his career any my chances of our ever meeting. But, better the Clark relic living in Dario's collection than in my file drawer. p.s. Had one fine day after winning a slalom at the Porsche test track at Weissach in which the prize was 8 laps (as a passenger) in a 917k modified with an extra seat. It was driven by Jurgen Barth Jr. Jurgen stomped on it and we flew around the test track - those few minutes were the highlight of my 3 years trying to fulfill a dream. That dream began reading a short story about J. Fangio when I was 11 years old. You can imagine what was going through my head when I spotted Fangio at Long Beach...
Dude I'm 150% totally jealous! Fangio is my all-time racing hero! I talked about him to every speed freak and race enthusiasts I meet. His style of driving, his technique, his fearlessness for speeds unheard of even for people today in the types of cars that he drove is just absolutely amazing. To see him drive a w196 around the Long Beach course must have been an absolute treat. I get goosebumps just imagining it. To see him drift the corners and rev that incredible straight 8 must have been eargasmic. What was it like to witness the maestro driving that incredible piece of machine?
Eric YEH Eric, I have the same regard of Fangio as you do. This guy was a boyhood hero. He drive the Mercedes factory 196 with old style googles and leather helmut...probably his "kit" from the old days. While he didnt drift the car, he went through a rapid and precise gear change (downshift and upshift) each time around. He was on power early....but carefully in turns. I was at the end of the straight on Shoreline Drive followed by a hairpin right...so he surely must have dancing on the pedals. Thanks for your comment.
Best F1race of history. Nürburgring 1957. Aware that the Pirelli tires would not resist the entire race and that pit stop would have to be completed after half a race, Fangio decided to go out on the track with half tank of gas, to get away soon after the start and get a good advantage before stopping, replacing tires and refilling the tank in half. This should allow him to be ahead enough of the Ferrari to remain a leader after the stop. Of course in Formula 1 nothing is what is expected. After the departure, Juan Manuel Fangio escaped and after thirteen laps, had a thirty second advantage over Mike Hawthorn and Peter Collins. That's where Formula 1 showed, once again, that things are not always going as expected, and the stop of Juan Manuel Fangio was a disaster. The team of mechanics had problems removing one of the used wheels and the argentine came out fifty seconds behind of the Ferrari, with ten returns for the end. In the first round, Fangio recovered the leader of the race sixteen seconds, and nine seconds in the second. In addition, he BROKE THE TRACK RECORD NINE TIMES in those ten laps, seven of them, followed. During the penultimate lap, the Maserati star driver overtook the two Ferrari, and continued to do his best until the end, taking the victory by a mere three and a half seconds, having made a spectacular comeback.
He won his fifth and final championship with this drive - what an amazing achievement! Hawthorn and Collins, the two Ferrari drivers, were not even displeased to be beaten, they knew they've witnessed greatness.
"Fangio is on a level much higher than I see myself. What he did stands alone and what we have achieved is also unique. I have such respect for what he achieved. You can't take a personality like Fangio and compare him with what has happened today. There is not even the slightest comparison." - Michael Schumacher "What he did in his time is something that was an example of professionalism, of courage, of style and as a man, a human being. Every year there is a winner of the championship, but not necessarily a world champion. I think Fangio is the example of a true world champion" - Ayrton Senna
Cuando era pequeño en mi ciudad Barcelona inauguraron un centro comercial de una marca muy conocida aquí. Hicieron una exposición de formula 1 brutal y tuve la gran suerte de que el de seguridad era íntimo de mi padre. Y claro en el cierre no había nadie controlando y pude echarme un vistazo y montarme en ellos sin armar mucho ruido. Habían coches como el ferrari de Gilles, el Tyrrell de Jackie entre otros... Y al final de todo había el mitico maserati de Fangio. Me dejo alucinado la cantidad de tubos que tenía en el cockpit y lo inseguro que era eso mira que los otros tampoco es que fueran "seguros" pero lo de Fangio enfín una barbaridad pensar a la velocidad que se ponía con esa tumba con ruedas.
My Dad was born in 1934 and lived long enough to experience the Schmui era and the debut of Hamilton. He also got to see Fangio at the Nürburgring when was a teenager. According to Dad, there was no comparison. Not even close. Fangio was unquestioningly the best by far.
When I was a kid my hero was fangio, I am 75 now and there have been 2 better drivers since Fangios era, Jim Clark, then the greatest ever and current F1 champion Lewis Hamilton. Best F1 car Vanwall just loved it.
The final quote of Striling Moss calling Fangio the greatest who ever lived as we remember him as one of the greatest racers ever following his recent death brings tears to my eyes. We will never ever see drivers like them again.. Race in peace Fangio and Moss. My absolute favorite Racers from the 50s.
The greatest. The best. The master. The one. This is Fangio for me. Thanks Antti for remembering us not just the best driver of all times, but an example of Human been.
The kind of sensitivity Antti shows in these edits are truly great homages to great sports figures, like The Maestro. Some humans have God-given talents for a specific activity: Mozart in music, Ali in boxing, Michael Jackson in music/dancing, Michael Jordan in basketball. Fangio was born to drive a race car. Perfection.
Fangio is the goat 🐐 in my books! The guy set the bar for the modern day F1 driver. The fact that he raced and won in so many categories is mind boggling. F1 today doesn’t like to do 20 races. Fangio raced every weekend!
A true master, he made it look easy, e.g., at 1.16, the casual, even graceful, lifting of his hands from the wheel as it centres. As if he's dancing with the car. The right stuff.
He risked his life again and again and I marvel watching him, one has a glimpse of his brilliance and iron will by understanding how he raced ever closer to the edge. Fangio's affinity for the machine is unparalleled, proven by his racing to that very edge of what was humanly possible and somehow going beyond it, survive and thence live amongst we mere mortals......F1 is not like that anymore.
Shear Determination and the Will to Win! At all cost! Juan Manuel Fangio! Stirling Moss said he was the best of all time. R.I.P. Juan Fangio and Stirling Moss! Shawn
A man from a working class family son of illiterate parents from a South American country, Argentina to become number one in Europe and around the world. something that will never happen again in the world we live in today sheer passion, sheer willpower and hard work.
He had all traits a true "alpha male" has. He helped others to perform better, he stayed relaxed in difficult situations and under pressure, was focused and a true gentleman.
The most iconic face ever photographed, whether in leather or plastic helmet, in motorsports......it tells us of heroic acts of bravery, preseverance, confidence, certainty, victory, mastery, yet calm, respect, benevolence.......yes, I wish he was my dad.
Fangio y Senna Senna y Fangio, ambos sabian que eran los mejores de todos los tiempos, asi de facil. mutua admiracion mutuo respeto etc etc, Para Ayrton, Fangio era, no solo el mejor piloto, sino un gran hombre, digno de admirar y aprender, para Fangio , Ayrton era no solo el mejor piloto, sino en sus palabras, ¨ah ese si que es un profesional, un gran deportista ¨.
A Senna lo tuvieron que matar! Justo en imola tuvo el "accidente" en plena maffia...todavía recuerdo cuando pasó, estaba en la casa de mí abuela y todos los demás en el comedor, yo tenía 6 años y nomme creían lo q vi en tv...hoy los entiendo, no podíamos creer q pase eso, la muerte de los ídolos es inaceptable...soy argentino
@@rebelnet for those lucky enough to have seen Jim, he has no equal. But, it has to be said Fangio had retired before I was old enough to see him in the flesh and his record of championships in different cars is astounding. He will always be second on my list, but I can understand why he is first on many other peoples list. A true great.
El día que Fangio subió a un formula 1 nació la categoría y se abrió la fábrica de leyendas. El día que murió Ayrton Senna se cerró la fábrica y murió la Fórmula 1. Dos dioses que hace años comparten en otro plano.
He won 5 championship of 9. 55%, in 4 different brands. He won 24 GP of 51. 47%, 48 times starting in the 1st line. Of 51 GP in 23 he made the fastest lap. 45% He was the greatest, numbers speak for themselves.
Forget Schumacher , Forget Hamilton , Forget Senna , this driver right here were from when the only way to win a race was to stay in 1st , and the only tool to control the car was your own hands , not even a bit of helping technology. no TCS , no protection , no stupid DRS . Fangio best driver ever known to humanity
Fangio dorifto! 1:05 1:12 1:15 SKILLZ 1:25 2:43 drift up raidillon 2:50 counter steering God 2:52 smooth as ice Perfection- 2:59 3:08 3:19 3:24 For those that think some of these aren't drifting. It's not show drifting but it's race drifting. If you don't understand watch initial D 4th stage with Takumi vs God Arm to understand the concept of a "grip drift" El Maestro.. Truly the greatest there ever was!
For the era he drove in, for being head and shoulders above all others during the era he drove in, for an unsurpassable win percentage, for 5 titles with 4 different teams, for being universally admired by everyone he ever raced against, for his incredible tenacity, consistency, speed and panache behind the wheel, for being a pure racer and a gentleman to the end, and for being humble and dignified throughout it all, I present the true greatest F1 driver of all time. All others sit at his feet.
Como Dato, quien ingresa con Fangio en el minuto 1:37 es José Froilan Gonzales, otro piloto argentino que entre otras cosas es el primer ganador con Ferrari en la Formula 1. Un grande el Cabezón.
God changing gears like it is suppose to be. How on Earth you can tell who's the better driver these days if half of the driving is done by a machine! Bravo Fangio!
@@TinyBearTim He complained about that particular Williams he drove that it was designed around the assists, which it was, and therefore undriveable without them, not about them being banned in general.
@@TinyBearTim he also said once in an interview overall electronics take away from pure racing, in that particular situation with that car due to the design as the other guy said , was specific
Gracias Antti por recordarlo. Perdón por escribir en español pero me salen mejor los sentimientos. Soy argentino pero vivo en España. La vida me llevó a conocer a las sobrinas de Fangio y me enseñaron trofeos que pude ver y tocar que no están en su museo de Balcace... que visité haciendo 800 km en 2 días para verlo. El museo más grande del mundo dedicado a un deportista. Gracias una vez más. Un abrazo.
I once read that Juan Fangio was at one time a cab driver in Buenos Aires. I don't know if that is true or not but it adds a little spark to his already great legacy. I remember reading about Mr. Fangio and Stirling Moss when they were still competing. Back then, when those races were current, those two were regarded as the two greatest. The time since has only added to their greatness. RIP Mssrs
To all the monumental feats and records and deeds that Fangio has achieved, there is just one more fact I would like to add to the legend he is. Commonly the great Senna is considered the best wet driver ever, but some statistical and mathematical studies (hence totally objective and unbiased), based on benchmark of the performances of drivers on the wet with those of teammates in equal machinery, state that Fangio was actually by far the greatest wet driver in F1 history. Second comes Senna with Schumacher close third. Too bad we have no footage to admire the skills of El Maestro on the wet.
Thanks for being Argentine Juan Manuel Fangio, Antti if you could access the archives of the sports race in Argentina you would not believe it. If you love racing you should know it. hug.
EXCELENTE...!!!!!! Great edition .. a great homage to the greatest pilot of all times, and an extraordinary person .. again congratulations, a great job ..
Tutto questa magia è stata resa possibile solo per via dello straordinario pilota Juan Manuel Fangio,l'Alfetta tipo 159, 420hp per 600kg di peso, oltre 300km/h nel 1951,il ponte posteriore tipo De Dion e a un senso smisurato di pericolosità di quei anni indimenticabili per chi li ha vissuti e per le testimonianze video che abbiamo oggi. Una magia insomma ❤
I met Fangio at the 1976 Grand Prix of Long Beach. He drove demonstration of the Mercedes W196 Grand Prix car and after watching from general seating, I made my way back across the skybridge to find a location to watch the upcoming F1 race. There he was....standing by himself hands-on hips and perfectly still just gazing out looking at the track (must have been remembering many things), with crowds of people swirling around walking past (no one recognized him!). He was very nice, signed my race program, we talked a bit and shook hands. Most striking feature of the Maestro were his super intense eyes...like an eagles gaze is the best way I can describe it. I'm sure if in Europe he would have been mobbed by autograph requests.
frank z im a little bit jealous ;)
Wow great story Frank!! Thanks for sharing, btw do you still have that program? Its a piece of history now
Yes, still have it. On programs a story to share, I lived in W.Germany in my late teens thru early 20's ('73-'75) and wanted to race Formula cars and started in a sponsored F-Ford (an Alexis Mk2). I went to many F1/F3/F3, Interseries, GT races (Nurburgring, Hockenheim, Zandvoort, Monaco, etc.) and so collected a lot of posters/programs of that era. Eventually, I ran out of living money and had to stop F-Ford. Eventually, I ended up doing slaloms and rallye's driving a modified Porsche 356B S-90 and again ran out of money. When I sold the Porsche, the Alexis F-Ford owner gave me a gift before I returned to the states...the gift was the original race program and race day ticket in perfect condition to the Hockenheim F2 race that Jim Clark drove in and died. I kept it all these years until reading an article about Dario Franchitti maintaining a Jim Clark museum/memorial in his London estate in July 2013. So, I had an idea...I contacted his Management Co. in the UK and pitched the Jim Clark program/ticket. Dario wanted it...and asked how much? My reply was no money....but how about a visit to his J.Clark memorial room and couple fast laps around his estate (in one of his favorite super cars) on my next visit to the UK?...Management company said "sorry but no way because of insurance liability exposures"... but... "he would like to meet you if/when your in a city he races in"...so I gave it away to Dario for a very low 3 figure sum. In November 2013, Dario had that crash in Phoenix that ended his career any my chances of our ever meeting. But, better the Clark relic living in Dario's collection than in my file drawer.
p.s. Had one fine day after winning a slalom at the Porsche test track at Weissach in which the prize was 8 laps (as a passenger) in a 917k modified with an extra seat. It was driven by Jurgen Barth Jr. Jurgen stomped on it and we flew around the test track - those few minutes were the highlight of my 3 years trying to fulfill a dream. That dream began reading a short story about J. Fangio when I was 11 years old. You can imagine what was going through my head when I spotted Fangio at Long Beach...
Dude I'm 150% totally jealous! Fangio is my all-time racing hero! I talked about him to every speed freak and race enthusiasts I meet. His style of driving, his technique, his fearlessness for speeds unheard of even for people today in the types of cars that he drove is just absolutely amazing. To see him drive a w196 around the Long Beach course must have been an absolute treat. I get goosebumps just imagining it. To see him drift the corners and rev that incredible straight 8 must have been eargasmic. What was it like to witness the maestro driving that incredible piece of machine?
Eric YEH Eric, I have the same regard of Fangio as you do. This guy was a boyhood hero. He drive the Mercedes factory 196 with old style googles and leather helmut...probably his "kit" from the old days. While he didnt drift the car, he went through a rapid and precise gear change (downshift and upshift) each time around. He was on power early....but carefully in turns. I was at the end of the straight on Shoreline Drive followed by a hairpin right...so he surely must have dancing on the pedals. Thanks for your comment.
" Fangio foi o maior de todos....". Ayrton Senna da Silva.
Always try to the best. But never believe that you are the best.
Juan Manuel Fangio
Es una de las frases mas sabias alguna vez dichas
Pelé said that as well
Thats stand when you become the best, but on the road to be the best you must believe that you are the best and that you will be the best
@@mr.mandorff141 so then pele must've surely copied. Because fangio is wayy older.
I am Never The Best, and even trying, i will never do it, becouse i am a idiot
- Arthur Finco, o Gamer
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The original F1 legend
Brasil loves Fangio.
And Argentina loves Senna!
I’ve never seen a driver more in tune, more a part of the car than this man.
Best F1race of history. Nürburgring 1957. Aware that the Pirelli tires would not resist the entire race and that pit stop would have to be completed after half a race, Fangio decided to go out on the track with half tank of gas, to get away soon after the start and get a good advantage before stopping, replacing tires and refilling the tank in half. This should allow him to be ahead enough of the Ferrari to remain a leader after the stop. Of course in Formula 1 nothing is what is expected. After the departure, Juan Manuel Fangio escaped and after thirteen laps, had a thirty second advantage over Mike Hawthorn and Peter Collins. That's where Formula 1 showed, once again, that things are not always going as expected, and the stop of Juan Manuel Fangio was a disaster. The team of mechanics had problems removing one of the used wheels and the argentine came out fifty seconds behind of the Ferrari, with ten returns for the end.
In the first round, Fangio recovered the leader of the race sixteen seconds, and nine seconds in the second. In addition, he BROKE THE TRACK RECORD NINE TIMES in those ten laps, seven of them, followed. During the penultimate lap, the Maserati star driver overtook the two Ferrari, and continued to do his best until the end, taking the victory by a mere three and a half seconds, having made a spectacular comeback.
He won his fifth and final championship with this drive - what an amazing achievement!
Hawthorn and Collins, the two Ferrari drivers, were not even displeased to be beaten, they knew they've witnessed greatness.
Ariel Rafti
EMOCIONANTE! Un argentino, no lo hubiera explicado mejor! SAlud!
16 seconds in 1 lap. that is insane.
Thanks a lot for sharing such a great piece of history
FANGIO.....THE BEST
"Fangio is on a level much higher than I see myself. What he did stands alone and what we have achieved is also unique. I have such respect for what he achieved. You can't take a personality like Fangio and compare him with what has happened today. There is not even the slightest comparison." - Michael Schumacher
"What he did in his time is something that was an example of professionalism, of courage, of style and as a man, a human being. Every year there is a winner of the championship, but not necessarily a world champion. I think Fangio is the example of a true world champion" - Ayrton Senna
thank you.
Fangio was amazing, always appeared relaxed and in control. And a gentleman I have never heard a bad word about him from anyone.
He has unrecognized sons in Argentina. But anyway.
@@Kubickz Los reconocio no digas burradas
@@pablonavas8808 Al tercero no y un posible cuarto tampoco.
@@Kubickz no reconoció a ninguno. El lo sabía sin darlo a conocer
Met this man briefly whilst unloading our race car outside Bruce Mclarens workshop back in, I think 1968ish, very charming and modest in retirement.
What a honor, meeting Fangio and Bruce...Legends may they rest in peace
51 starts
24 wins
Pole 29
Fastest laps 23
Podiums 35
UNICO
Cuando era pequeño en mi ciudad Barcelona inauguraron un centro comercial de una marca muy conocida aquí. Hicieron una exposición de formula 1 brutal y tuve la gran suerte de que el de seguridad era íntimo de mi padre. Y claro en el cierre no había nadie controlando y pude echarme un vistazo y montarme en ellos sin armar mucho ruido. Habían coches como el ferrari de Gilles, el Tyrrell de Jackie entre otros... Y al final de todo había el mitico maserati de Fangio. Me dejo alucinado la cantidad de tubos que tenía en el cockpit y lo inseguro que era eso mira que los otros tampoco es que fueran "seguros" pero lo de Fangio enfín una barbaridad pensar a la velocidad que se ponía con esa tumba con ruedas.
A gentemen and a legend his greatest victory was that achieved all that and survived .
El mejor de todos los tiempos
Los percentiles son aún mas impresionantes.
7 temporadas en F1 5 títulos 2 subcampeonatos con 4 marcas distintas...
Still one of the most inspiring edits ever made.
As an Argentinian, I am very happy with this tribute. Thank you.
My Dad was born in 1934 and lived long enough to experience the Schmui era and the debut of Hamilton. He also got to see Fangio at the Nürburgring when was a teenager.
According to Dad, there was no comparison. Not even close.
Fangio was unquestioningly the best by far.
Your dad surely was lucky!! He got to see so many talents!!!
When I was a kid my hero was fangio, I am 75 now and there have been 2 better drivers since Fangios era, Jim Clark, then the greatest ever and current F1 champion Lewis Hamilton. Best F1 car Vanwall just loved it.
Hamilton is doing fantastic.
The final quote of Striling Moss calling Fangio the greatest who ever lived as we remember him as one of the greatest racers ever following his recent death brings tears to my eyes. We will never ever see drivers like them again.. Race in peace Fangio and Moss. My absolute favorite Racers from the 50s.
You must always strive to be the best, but must never believe that you are
Indeed, Fangio is the most successful athlete of all time, he win ratio is the %50, more than any other athlete in any discipline
Actually got tears in my eyes watching this. Stunning ability and passion. A true gentleman. Love Fangio !!
The greatest. The best. The master. The one. This is Fangio for me. Thanks Antti for remembering us not just the best driver of all times, but an example of Human been.
The kind of sensitivity Antti shows in these edits are truly great homages to great sports figures, like The Maestro. Some humans have God-given talents for a specific activity: Mozart in music, Ali in boxing, Michael Jackson in music/dancing, Michael Jordan in basketball. Fangio was born to drive a race car. Perfection.
Fangio is the goat 🐐 in my books! The guy set the bar for the modern day F1 driver. The fact that he raced and won in so many categories is mind boggling. F1 today doesn’t like to do 20 races. Fangio raced every weekend!
Legend, respect from Brazil 🇧🇷
A true master, he made it look easy, e.g., at 1.16, the casual, even graceful, lifting of his hands from the wheel as it centres. As if he's dancing with the car. The right stuff.
Fangio,Senna,Gilles the REAL F1 DRIVERS.
Ronnie peterson, clark, ascari, lauda, stewart, warwick, prost
He risked his life again and again and I marvel watching him, one has a glimpse of his brilliance and iron will by understanding how he raced ever closer to the edge. Fangio's affinity for the machine is unparalleled, proven by his racing to that very edge of what was humanly possible and somehow going beyond it, survive and thence live amongst we mere mortals......F1 is not like that anymore.
Fangio 8 seasons 5 championships 2 subchampionships. 28 pilots dead. 4 scuderias... the best far away
With 39 years old
What 28 pilots dead? In that 8 years!?
The greatest of all time. No driver comes close... Schumacher and Senna and Hamilton have said this as well.
The Untouchable Racer of All Time, Fangio made the car that he drove the Champion, Alfa Romeo, Mercedes, Ferrari or Maserati it doesn't matter.
Shear Determination and the Will to Win! At all cost! Juan Manuel Fangio! Stirling Moss said he was the best of all time. R.I.P. Juan Fangio and Stirling Moss! Shawn
A man from a working class family son of illiterate parents from a South American country, Argentina
to become number one in Europe and around the world.
something that will never happen again in the world we live in today
sheer passion, sheer willpower and hard work.
He had all traits a true "alpha male" has. He helped others to perform better, he stayed relaxed in difficult situations and under pressure, was focused and a true gentleman.
The most iconic face ever photographed, whether in leather or plastic helmet, in motorsports......it tells us of heroic acts of bravery, preseverance, confidence, certainty, victory, mastery, yet calm, respect, benevolence.......yes, I wish he was my dad.
Fangio y Senna Senna y Fangio, ambos sabian que eran los mejores de todos los tiempos, asi de facil. mutua admiracion mutuo respeto etc etc, Para Ayrton, Fangio era, no solo el mejor piloto, sino un gran hombre, digno de admirar y aprender, para Fangio , Ayrton era no solo el mejor piloto, sino en sus palabras, ¨ah ese si que es un profesional, un gran deportista ¨.
How could you omit Jim Clark?
@@stuartbritton7408 I believe Jim did not have the time to prove he was the best.
A Senna lo tuvieron que matar! Justo en imola tuvo el "accidente" en plena maffia...todavía recuerdo cuando pasó, estaba en la casa de mí abuela y todos los demás en el comedor, yo tenía 6 años y nomme creían lo q vi en tv...hoy los entiendo, no podíamos creer q pase eso, la muerte de los ídolos es inaceptable...soy argentino
@@rebelnet for those lucky enough to have seen Jim, he has no equal.
But, it has to be said Fangio had retired before I was old enough to see him in the flesh and his record of championships in different cars is astounding.
He will always be second on my list, but I can understand why he is first on many other peoples list.
A true great.
El día que Fangio subió a un formula 1 nació la categoría y se abrió la fábrica de leyendas. El día que murió Ayrton Senna se cerró la fábrica y murió la Fórmula 1.
Dos dioses que hace años comparten en otro plano.
He won 5 championship of 9. 55%, in 4 different brands.
He won 24 GP of 51. 47%, 48 times starting in the 1st line.
Of 51 GP in 23 he made the fastest lap. 45%
He was the greatest, numbers speak for themselves.
Forget Schumacher , Forget Hamilton , Forget Senna , this driver right here were from when the only way to win a race was to stay in 1st , and the only tool to control the car was your own hands , not even a bit of helping technology. no TCS , no protection , no stupid DRS .
Fangio best driver ever known to humanity
Forget Senna???You are crazy???
It’s actually pretty amazing that he was already 40 years old when he got his FIRST championship. And 46 when he got his last.
True hero, but one surprising fact is Ayrton Senna died before him
Didn't they die the same year?
@@sh33pyyy Ayrton Senna died the 1st May 1994, Juan Manuel Fangio died the 17th July 1995
@@V3rSusTheo oh ok
Its destiny
@@matvt.2451 Fangio was his favorite driver I think. Think your right it was destiny
Nadie nacio sabiendo,todo se aprende con el tiempo.El Maestro
As elegant a racer as the time in which he raced. El Maestro.
Fangio dorifto!
1:05
1:12
1:15 SKILLZ
1:25
2:43 drift up raidillon
2:50 counter steering God
2:52 smooth as ice
Perfection-
2:59
3:08
3:19
3:24
For those that think some of these aren't drifting. It's not show drifting but it's race drifting. If you don't understand watch initial D 4th stage with Takumi vs God Arm to understand the concept of a "grip drift"
El Maestro.. Truly the greatest there ever was!
Nobody danced better than JMF. His car danced around the track, nobody smoother.
I am from Brazil, and of course I am a sennas' fan. But, what was fangio. A mix o genius and courage guy. The idol of ayrton senna.
Brasil ha dado grandes campeones a Formula 1. Fangio los respetaba a todos.
For the era he drove in, for being head and shoulders above all others during the era he drove in, for an unsurpassable win percentage, for 5 titles with 4 different teams, for being universally admired by everyone he ever raced against, for his incredible tenacity, consistency, speed and panache behind the wheel, for being a pure racer and a gentleman to the end, and for being humble and dignified throughout it all, I present the true greatest F1 driver of all time. All others sit at his feet.
Como Dato, quien ingresa con Fangio en el minuto 1:37 es José Froilan Gonzales, otro piloto argentino que entre otras cosas es el primer ganador con Ferrari en la Formula 1.
Un grande el Cabezón.
Niko HF1 el toro de las pampas!! Aguante Froilan!!
y el único sudamericano en ganar las 24 hras de lemans
Si señor, otro pilotaso.
The man that was faster than the machine.
Juan Manuel Fangio. El mejor de todos los tiempos.
God changing gears like it is suppose to be. How on Earth you can tell who's the better driver these days if half of the driving is done by a machine! Bravo Fangio!
Half of driving is done by a machine because of ... sequential? hahaha
Srchangwaytogo C. Senna drove a car with literal electronic assists and complained when they were banned
@@TinyBearTim He complained about that particular Williams he drove that it was designed around the assists, which it was, and therefore undriveable without them, not about them being banned in general.
@@TinyBearTim he also said once in an interview overall electronics take away from pure racing, in that particular situation with that car due to the design as the other guy said , was specific
Funny how today's F1 cars are one of the most hard to drive
My 20 years of Racing by Fangio is worth reading!!
El mas grande,el de mejor porcentaje de victorias.Único.
gracias por este hermoso homenaje
The Only man who make me proud of the Country i live
How can I forget Fangio? Fangio is HERO
Gives me goosebumps no matter how many times Ive watched
Gracias por este homenaje a Fangio, me emocionó.
Impresionante ver cómo acariciaba el volante en cada curva.
Gracias Antti por recordarlo. Perdón por escribir en español pero me salen mejor los sentimientos. Soy argentino pero vivo en España. La vida me llevó a conocer a las sobrinas de Fangio y me enseñaron trofeos que pude ver y tocar que no están en su museo de Balcace... que visité haciendo 800 km en 2 días para verlo.
El museo más grande del mundo dedicado a un deportista.
Gracias una vez más. Un abrazo.
No seatbelt, no drivers aids, not even a real helmet. On basically motorcycle tires. GOAT
Thank you for ths video. We miss Fangio very much... (from Argentina..)
When F1 cars were physically driven by drivers! LEGEND
Juan Manuel Fangio, thank you very much for this tribute!! Grande Chueco!!
To hell with a film about Enzo, il Commenditore. This is the life they should make. Fangio. The greatest.
Antti...simply the finest tribute I've seen encapsulated in four brief minutes. Acknowledgment of an artist BY an artist. Thank you.
For me Fangio is the best driver in F1 ever.
Good job Antti as always. Your videos deserve much more attention.
@Joe Cool Senna too
@@Tanquecrack1TheBoss Senna era bueno pero era muy arriesgado y eso le costó la vida. Fangio es mejor que cualquier otro corredor.
El Maestro Fangio was, is and will be the best for ever. You have to know his word, to love him. Thank you!
Otro argentino dando alegrías a este mundo .🏁
he looked so relaxed and composed, like he was just out there demonstrating how it should be done. racing a ferrari at monaco in the 50's.
I once read that Juan Fangio was at one time a cab driver in Buenos Aires. I don't know if that is true or not but it adds a little spark to his already great legacy.
I remember reading about Mr. Fangio and Stirling Moss when they were still competing. Back then, when those races were current, those two were regarded as the two greatest. The time since has only added to their greatness.
RIP Mssrs
Indiscutiblemente el #1 de TODOS LOS TIEMPOS!!!!👏👏👏👏
Fangio e senna ,os 2 maiores da história da f1 🇦🇷🇧🇷☝️
Awesome, Antti. "Que viva El Chueco!"
Fangio.. ¡¡Talento puro!! Antti, otra gran masterpiece. ¡Queremos más!
Nunca me cansare de mirar este vídeo.... Las imágenes, la música y la humildad y el temple de un verdadero campeón
Fangio had inhuman levels of skill. It was almost robotic the way he drove, nobody compares to El Mistro
Racing’s OG 🐐
To all the monumental feats and records and deeds that Fangio has achieved, there is just one more fact I would like to add to the legend he is. Commonly the great Senna is considered the best wet driver ever, but some statistical and mathematical studies (hence totally objective and unbiased), based on benchmark of the performances of drivers on the wet with those of teammates in equal machinery, state that Fangio was actually by far the greatest wet driver in F1 history. Second comes Senna with Schumacher close third. Too bad we have no footage to admire the skills of El Maestro on the wet.
I love how his shirt flaps in the wind. It makes him look majestic
Me emocionaste con este video!! Saludos desde Argentina
A mi tambien vivo a 10 cuadras de la casa de fangio
@@siongvng7526 Esta cerca del museo la casa?
Great video, awesome music, in honor to the Greatest driver who ever lived. Many thanks for sharing such a superb video. Cheers
Inigualable Fangio como persona y corredor!!!!!! Un caballero de las pistas y la vida 🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🏁🏁🏁
Thanks for being Argentine Juan Manuel Fangio, Antti if you could access the archives of the sports race in Argentina you would not believe it. If you love racing you should know it. hug.
I can only describe Fangio as "Faster than his own car"
Great comment - so true!.
Fangio....El mejor de todos los tiempo ..!!
EXCELENTE...!!!!!! Great edition .. a great homage to the greatest pilot of all times, and an extraordinary person .. again congratulations, a great job ..
Thanks for this Tribute...
I don't have words like argentinian
O melhor piloto de todos os tempos.
Thanks for this piece of art Antti, Juan Manuel Fangio is for me the best driver in the F1 history, cheers from Argentina
Yes, the greatest. The godfather of Formula 1. Thank you.
Tutto questa magia è stata resa possibile solo per via dello straordinario pilota Juan Manuel Fangio,l'Alfetta tipo 159, 420hp per 600kg di peso, oltre 300km/h nel 1951,il ponte posteriore tipo De Dion e a un senso smisurato di pericolosità di quei anni indimenticabili per chi li ha vissuti e per le testimonianze video che abbiamo oggi. Una magia insomma ❤
An AMAZING Driver....
And even better Person ❤ Respect to you Señor.
This video makes me tingle all over and gives me goosebumps everytime I watch it...
ARGENTINO!! Gracias por el video!
Great vídeo!
Hugs from Brazil Antti!
4YRT0N S3NN4 FR0M BR4ZZ1LLLLLL
Racing pioneer. In that time they have to beat each other and death who waits behind every corner.
Brave, fast, polite, gentleman.
He's a real racer. No one compares to Fangio. Even today. Rest in peace King.😪
THE PILOT NUMER ONE OF THE F 1 FOR EVER .
El más grande de todos los tiempos.
He was
The ultimate driver
And forever will be
Paulo Lúcio Machado de Brito what about Michael Schumacher
For me he is the third best of all time
Niki Lauda
Alain Prost
Fangio
Senna
Schumacher
Clark
The greatest of all time. Period.
Forever Fangio !
Nunca podrá ser superado. Un caballero del volante
Great footage. He was great. Just one thing: He says himself Senna were his successor. Today, Senna is the best driver ever lived.
Macs Alves No
PROST better than SENNA to me, FANGIO best ever.
He said Senna was going to be his successor, but he died