10 Minutes of F1 Facts
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- čas přidán 24. 08. 2022
- Formula 1 has been around for a long time and maybe you have been watching F1 for a long time, or you could be new to it. In this video i'm going to tell you some F1 facts that you might learn a thing or two from.
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Did you know the most unknown F1 fact is that the 2016 F1 World Champion, Nico Rosberg, beat Lewis Hamilton with equal machinery.
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*Beat 7 time World Champion Lewis Hamilton in equal machinery :D
I was waiting for this
On the flipside Lewis Hamilton beat Nico Rosberg with equal machinery in 2013, 2014 and 2015. Bottom line: nobody's invincible.
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spa is actually longer than allowed but kept because of its historical value, the limit for all other tracks is 7k.
Interlagos used to be about 8km long when it hosted the Brazilian grand prix in the 1970s and early 80s. I think there should be a minimum lap length by lap time in f1 but I think the maximum lap length, in terms of distance, should be higher. That's just my personal opinion though.
Well it's not exceeding that much tho, why spend millions of dollars to just cut less than 5m of track length
Isn't it like 7.004k lmao?
Other thing, the distance between the start/finish and La Source (T1) is 246 meters, and the minimum recommended by the FIA is 250 meters. Weird thing
@@andre_star7776 longest circuit has the shortest start/finish to turn 1 distance. That's some nice symmetry right there.
Sebastian Vettel has the record for the fastest penalty in one's career. Gaining it in just 8 seconds for speeding in the pitlane
@Raaid Janjua I didn't lol
It was 6 sec from what i remember 🤔
He was to excited to get going.
@@foxy126pl6 around about then.... Either way mighty impressive 😂
@@ivailok3376 must have been 😂
The reason for Lewis' hand placement at race starts is actually in order to not accidentally downshift during the start, as told by one of his mechanics. It has nothing to do with the clutch, since that is at the bottom on the rear of the wheel.
Every driver has a way to avoid downshifting in the start, Lewis way is the more visible but always works for him.
Yep, George explained Lewis' hand postioning to a couple fans whilst he was showing off his steering wheel.
the clutch is not a button, its a lever
I think it’s because of magic
@@abdullahalawadi5928 he did it before magic I beliefe
ya know i didn’t wake up today thinking i was gonna see Michael Jackson in a Ferrari uniform on youtube but im here for it
Hahaha welcome 😂
Fun Fact: By winning from 14th in Belgium yesterday, Max Verstappen became the second driver in F1 history (after Bruce McLaren) to win two consecutive races from 10th or lower and the first one ever to do so in a single season (as McLaren won the 1959 finale and the 1960 opener)
What a god
Oh yes. I remember Mike in his prime with Ferrari. They called him the smooth criminal back then. He was almost invincible, but also a tad dangerous at times. He was never quite the same after the Billie Jean scandal, but watching him race was a real thriller.
His team radios were great too. Very melodic.
These puns are all pretty bad, not gonna lie.
@@myncimynci6448 all I'm gonna say is that, he doesn't really care about you
@@chrisi7127 nobody does. 😢 Don't matter if they're black or white. Or so the man on the mirror tells me.
Box box. Pit confirm
Hee hee
@@myncimynci6448 What can I say? I saw the gap and I went for it 🤷♂️ If you see the opportunity don't go for the joke you are no longer a CZcams profile.
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Fun fact: Ferrari had good strategy calls for a time, it’s hard to believe but it’s true.
the moment todt left was the moment ferrari went to shit. in 2007 they still had good strategy, in 2008 they completely screwed it up in silverstone
@@realdaddydagoth69 2012 the strategy was pretty good
Sad to see GOAT left out...Maldonado has racked up 32 DNFs and just 14 points finishes in 95 career starts.
He also tops the chart with 26 penalties.
But he won a race...
When he was on he was fast but when he was off he dnfed
32 DNFs in 95 races is impressively high 😂
Imagine have a roughly 33% chance to just fucking not finish.
Andrea De Cesaris holds the world record for non finishes with 147 with a wicked strike rate of 70%.
@@gigadonis8684 How? Literally how?
Did you know Sebastian Vettel is the only driver to win in a Ferrari powered car that wasn't a Ferrari, doing so at the 2008 Italian GP
gasly?
@@LukSter18998 Gasly won with Honda power in 2020, Seb won in Toro Rosso when they had Ferrari power in 2008
@@ItzDaPohaku yeah now i remember
3:00 Also Nico Rosberg is the only driver to win a championship against Lewis Hamilton in the same machinery™ in the 2016 Formula 1World Drivers Championship™
In the 1958 Portuguese grand prix, Sir Stirling Moss lapped Mike Hawthorn, he proceeded to unlap himself and Moss crossed the line to win. On his parade lap he noticed Hawthorn had spun and he sat and watched his attempts to make the car unstuck. They both signalled the stewards to not help in fear of disqualification and Hawthorn managed to cross the line for P2. Reports emerged that he had started his car driving backwards and he was in danger of a disqualification. Moss stepped up and told officials that was not the case, his report making them let Hawthorn keep his second place and the fastest lap point, for a lap he had set earlier. Two rounds later, Moss would lose the championship to Hawthorn, by one point.
Rossi Could've been driving for ferrari in 2009 to replace Massa from his injury but they chose Badoer
Ferrari being Ferrari... They keep breaking everyone's hearts...
3:00 Yes love him or hate but Nico is 1 of the smartest guys to ever race an F1 car. In terms of pure intelligence. He's up there
Yes but my god doesn't he know it. He has such a "I'm so much better than you" attitude but it's hidden (terribly) by his robotic attempt at being a happy go lucky, friendly guy.
@@Matt7R can't stand the sight of the guy , he cried like a baby until Merc gave him a wdc then ran away like a little coward
So you're saying you have to be stupid or less intelligent to drive a F1 car ?
The only thing rosburg is a slimy little worm with daddy's cash
@@Matt7R like his teammate
He also beat 7 time world champion Lewis Hamilton, in equal machinery
The longest f1 circuit was Pescara in Italy with 25.801 km (16.032 miles) per lap in 1957
In 2008, Seb scored more points than all the 3 other Red Bull drivers combined
Did you know Nikita Mazepin got the fastest lap of the day in the 2021 belgian grand prix. He put in a time of 3:18.016 but this is not officially recorded by the F.I.A. Due to the fact the lap time was achieved while being behind a safety car.
7:55
I never knew Lewis Hamilton wore the Hee Hee.
Here's one not many will know. A guy who played drums with ABBA used his earnings to buy his way into formula one in the early 1980s. His name is Slim Borgudd.
Enjoyed this video. A break from the generally more negative themed ones.
The 2021 Belgian Gran Prix holds the record for the shortest race in F1 history at a astonishing 3 minutes and 27 seconds
I always thought Jean Alesi’s hand steering was proper weird.
Michael Schumacher and Michael Jackson. My two favourite idols.
Sebastian Vettel idolizes Michael Jackson and Michael Schumacher too, but he chooses to emulate Michael Schumacher because he was an F1 legend!
1:26 Waiting for Fernando to wipe this record out :D
aha... yes, maybe it's his ultimate goal.
My favorite f1 driver is Michael Jackson now HEEHEE
He heee
@@MadeByPerspective hooooo!
Of the 2022 F1 circuits, the longest held lap record was set by Reubens Barrichello in the Ferrari F2004 at the 2004 Italian Grand Prix at Monza. His time was 1:21.046
Jochen rindt was the only f1 driver who won the f1 championship post mortem!
I’ve heard this, but how did it exactly happen?
@@daaner4367 He was to farin front from the rest to lose it,before he died!
1973 Canadian Grand Prix was the first race a Safety Car was deployed in a race. It wasn't a great success at first, the official time keepers lost track of the position of the cars on track and it was left to the teams to hand in their own time charts to decide the result. Even though officially Peter Revson won the race, with Emerson Fittipaldi second and Jackie Oliver third, no one really knows who actually finished where, since they initially went to give the race winning prize to the unfancied Howden Ganley who drove for Frank Williams, yes THAT Frank Williams, and he flatly refused to go up to the podium as he knew he hadn't actually won
Dutchman Jan Lammers holds the record for the longest interval between 2 races : 10 years and 3 months.
Seb Vetel is the youngest polesitter ever, but he is not even in the top10 of youngest newcommers to F1.
Louis chiron is the oldest to ever start a GP: Monaco 1955. He was 55years, 292 days.
There are 3 germans in the top 5 of concecutive wins: Sebastian Vettel, Michael Schumacher and Nico Rosberg
3 drivers hold the record for the fastest win. Fagiola won his first race in France 1951, Farina won his first race in Germany 1953 and Baghetti won his first race in France 1961.
Winner from the worst starting position was John Watson, starting 22th in the US West GP 1983.
More facts at wikipedia ;)
Markus winkelhock led 40% of the laps he ever raced
Dude the last fact reminds me of when I was in Valencia a few years ago. I saw these metal tent thingies they built as pit buildings, right at the harbor. Apparently they now rent them out to fishermen as storage space, so at least they did something with those.
Schumacher And Jackson along with the Paddock pass was the best piece of information anyone could’ve ever learned
"Michael! What's happened with, errr... Michael?"
Nobody
Alesi: *Hands at 10 and 2*
The US is incredibly huge and there is 330 million people. That's more than Spain, England, France, Italy, and Germany COMBINED!!! I'd say 2 races is a must. 3 is acceptable. 4 would be too much!
Ppl are mad about Vegas lol. It’s literally just gonna be a 1 or 2 year thing. We need to have Indy replace Vegas🇺🇸
Desiree Wilson was the first woman to win a Grand Prix event (under Formula Libre rules).
Maria Theresa de Filippis was the first woman to participate in a Formula 1 race.
Huge suggestion: wiki page for F1 records and wiki page for F1 drivers records
Brawn GP:
> starts as a failing team bought out by Ross Brawn after their engine supplier pulls out of F1
> brings in a couple of decent but not championship-level drivers to their driver roster
> wins WDC and WCC
> leaves the sport forever
> refuses to elaborate
Valencia isn’t abandoned it’s still just roads with the f1 curbs. Pretty cool actually
1. Manor Racing car livery is almost identical (use the same color palette) to a defunct bus line operating in the city of Jakarta called "Metromini". Many Indonesian fans actually joked that the Manor's overall car pace is the same as the Metromini Bus. The driver of Metromini are also notorious on the streets of Jakarta for driving recklessly and dangerous, some doesn't even have a driver's license.
2. Esteban Ocon's F1 debut is replacing Rio Haryanto for Manor Racing. Haryanto is currently the only Indonesian driver to have made it into F1. Sean Gelael doesn't count because he's only testing for Torro Rosso and didn't officially enter the F1 Driver's Championship. While Haryanto is retired from racing and taking care of his family business, Gelael is still racing in the 24 Hours of Le Mans (finish 2nd in 2021) and participating in a local Rally championship.
3. According to his former teammate (and former friend lol), Nico Rosberg, most of the time, Lewis Hamilton would not let his hand go off the steering wheel in the event of a crash. This is contrary to the safety regulations which require all drivers to let go of the steering wheel in the event of a collision and place both arms on the chest forming an "X" to protect their chest and avoid the steering wheel snapping and dislocating or breaking the driver's wrist or arm.
Ah yes. I remember when Michael Jackson won a race with Ferrari
Enjoyed it alot, thanks man!!!
At 7:00 I think it got revealed that he does this to not miss shift down a gear, he uses the hand to block any possibility of that happening.
Did you know Nicholas Latifi has scored more points for Williams than Ayrton Senna
Too soon.
Is it a coincidence the Michaels are so great? Jackson, Schumacher, Jordan, Tyson.
Phelps?
It's just a very common name. Iirc it used to be the most popular name in the US for a long time.
@@josephdiacon6060 Yes... Michael Phelps too!
Do more of these..... Oh great vid btw
Thanks mate!
Here> 1:08 The youngest is Max, but I think His was 18 years and 227 days old at that time not 288 😊😁
U mean human error
@@dhanushs8279 yeah
@@dhanushs8279 before any of you fools begin another f1 civil war
• Lewis shouldve won that race
• Max won based on season performance, and technically AD was not his fault
• There is only one winner
Buenos Aires is the only track that was run both clockwise (1953 and from 1955 to 1960) and anticlockwise (1954) in F1 using the same configuration. Other examples are either from non-championship rounds (I think Aintree in 1954) or using different configurations (Indianapolis, for instance).
David Coulthard McLaren MP4/12 is the only F1 car which had 4 pedals (brake, throttle, clutch, and brake-steer).
That Michael with Michael photo earned a like and sub, love you for that!
Thank you!
By the end of 2021 season Kimi Raikkonen drove in exactly ⅓ of the every race ever conducted in "F1" history
great video idea!
can't lie mj actually looks good in the ferrari suit
Bwoah i didnt know some of this fact. Thanks
nico 2016 world champion who beat 7time world champion lewis hamilton with the same machinery rosberg is soo proud of what he do
Leo Kinnunen (1943-2017) the first Formula One driver from Finland and was the last driver to ever use a open face helmet with goggles during the 1974 season.
François Cevert (1944-1973) holds the record of the last driver to win a race wearing a leather racing gloves In 1971 during the United States Grand Prix at Watkins Glen, tragically the blue eyed Frenchman will be killed at the same track two years later. A crash that you never wanted to see.
Two Formula One drivers took the championship title by winning just one race, that is Mike Hawthorn winning the championship in 1958 also the season where the first female Formula One driver Maria Teresa De Felipis had raced. And finally Keke Rosberg in 1982 winning the Swiss Grand Prix held at Dijon Prenois, France, also the last season of ground effect.
The Hamilton hand placement thing is actually because of the Merc 'magic' button which shift the brake bias to allow him to warm the brakes and tyres better under the formation lap
Hey, just to point out F1 raced in Valencia till 2012 not 2013. The video was really engaging though, would love similar videos!
Nice Vid man!
Thank you!
No problem
I expected to see random facts like the most 6th places ever, but it's just the records that everyone knows
super interesting video congratulations
Two drivers have won championships without a pole (Denny Hulme and Niki Lauda, Niki didn't even start on the front row for his 1984 title) Four drivers have won titles with no fastest laps and one of them (Emerson Fittipaldi) did it twice. In addition four drivers (feel free to correct me if I'm wrong) have won the title without leading the most laps, the last being Kimi Raikkonen in 2007 - again I believe that is the case
Despite numerous point systems being used over the years, irrespective of which ever is used Lewis Hamilton, Michael Schumacher and Sebastian Vettel are always the Top 3 drivers
The longest GP should really be the 1957 German GP which lasted 3 hours and 45 minutes. The 2011 Canadian GP if you stop the clock during the red flag stoppage only lasted 2 hours and 27 seconds
Welcome to my list of useless F1 facts, some of them are well-known, others, not so much.
1: Brawn GP is the only team in F1's history that has a 100% record of Drivers' and Constructors' Championships.
2: Jack Brabham is the only driver in F1's history to win the Drivers' Championship with a car that he built himself.
3: When he was a rookie with the Marussia F1 Team back in 2013, Max Chilton finished every single race of the season, rendering him the only rookie to do so. His best race finish result of the season was 14th at the Monaco Grand Prix.
4: Jules Bianchi was very close to starting his F1 career in 2013 with Force India after losing his Marussia seat to Luis Razia. That, however, changed very quickly when Adrian Sutil took the Force India seat and Razia's financial backing fell through.
5: The Caterham F1 Team wasn't able to attend the US and the Brazilian Grands Prix in 2014 because of financial issues. The team was sent to administration as a result of that.
6: Daniel Ricciardo scored only two podiums over the course of the 2018 season, both of which were race victories. (China and Monaco)
7: The driver that competed in the least amount of full time F1 seasons is Ralph Firman. He only raced in F1 in 2003 with the Jordan team. His best race finish result was 8th at the Spanish Grand Prix, which earned him one point.
8: The slowest team to compete in F1 was Life. They only competed in 1990 and out of the sixteen races that season, they didn't even pre-qualify in fourteen of them and withdrew from the final two events. They were three minutes off the pole position time in Imola.
9: The longest racetrack to host a Formula One Grand Prix is Pescara, a track with the length of 25.8 kilometres. The sole race at Pescara took place in 1957.
10: Despite being very famous and successful in the World Rally Championship scene, Subaru also tried their luck in the world of Formula One. In 1990, they supplied a 3.5 litre Flat-12 engine to a minnow Italian F1 team named Scuderia Coloni. After the eighth round at Silverstone, Subaru dumped Coloni since the car wasn't even able to pre-qualify in the hands of Bertrand Gachot and they were powered by a 3.5 litre Ford Cosworth DFR V8 engine for the remaining eight races.
11: The last time a Cosworth-powered F1 car competed in the sport was in 2013. (Marussia)
1994-2017 logo is the GOAT.
It's not hard for Fangio to have that record. There were fewer races in his time and the points system was different.
Sorry but when I heard a 300 series landcruiser is your dream car i cringed 😂😂😂 great video tho mate
Mate.
The GR 300 is awesome!!
😂. Makes my 200 feel like a 95 Hilux.
You could of went further with the Hill last name stat, all 3 of them won a championship Damon in 94, Phil in 61 and Graham 62, 68
F1 driver numbers is kinda complicated. The numbers used to only go up to the number of cars on the grid, with drivers' numbers decided on the Constructors' championship position of the previous season, I believe, and who was the no. 1 driver in the team. For instance, Red Bull in their dominance seasons ran with Sebastian Vettel as 1 and Mark Webber as 2. Nowadays, driver numbers are completely up to the driver to decide, as their chosen number when they enter F1 equals their car number for their F1 career. You may know that Max Verstappen, however, is running with 1 this season when he previously held the number of 33. This is because the number one is reserved for the driver that wins the Drivers' championship. There have been 4 Defending Champions since the new driver number rule was introduced from 2014, with Vettel deciding to run with the no. 1 in 2014 having won the 2013 season (he now runs with 5). It is completely the choice of the defending champion to switch numbers, and Lewis Hamilton, who won 6 titles since the new number rule was introduced, chose never to change from 44 to 1. Nigel Mansell, who won the championship for Williams in 1992, retired from the sport after winning the championship. His teammate, Riccardo Patrese, who ended the championship in 2nd in 1992, left the team to go to Benetton. Normally, with the old number rule at the time the team would’ve been given the numbers 1 and 2, but because Mansell retired they got the numbers 0 and 2. Their two new drivers for 1993 were 3-time champion (at the time) Alain Prost and Damon Hill who came over from Brabham. Prost didn’t want number 0, which meant it was given to Hill, so for the first time in F1’s history someone drove with no. 0. Prost won the championship in '93 but retired from the sport, so again the number 0 would have to be used at Williams. 3-time champion Ayrton Senna became the new driver at Williams for '94, and the same situation from the yesteryear repeated. Senna didn't want zero, so it was given to Hill. As number rules changed over time, no other driver has ever raced with the no. 0 since.
Interesting to note that if they still had the old numbering system Mercedes would have had the No.0 in 2017.
In true aussie fashion throws at least 30% of facts regarding straya or strayan drivers. Onya big fella!
True
The formula 1 of engineers is called formula student or formula Sae with 15 races around the year internationally.
The patron of formula student uk is Ross Brawn...
Guenther steiner used to race for Ford in the WRC and he raced along side Collin McRae
9:47
"won with this one in USA in 2018"
yup, that's kimi
German privateer Ernst Loof has the shortest F1-career in history. At the 1953 German Grand Prix at the Nürburgring Nordschleife his Veritas RS-BMW lasted only two meters after a fuel pump failure.
Ferrari is the only factory team to win a title with a car they didn't even build.
In 1956 the Scuderia ran a modified version of the two year old Lancia D50, with which Juan Manuel Fangio took the title.
After further development the car continued into 1957 as the Ferrari 801, with much less success.
FA's tattoo 👍👍👍
Carlos looking at that Barcelona tee like he would a gravel trap
Finland have the highest proportion of F1 drivers who went onto be world champions at 33.33%.
3 of the 9 Finnish drivers who participated in a GP weekend went on to become world champion during their career.
Also, 5 out of the 9 won a GP.
Lewis actually has his hand above the wheel so he cannot accidentally downshift, he puts his hand behind the downshift toggle, so that if he pressed it his hand would be there. Once he gets up into the later gears, he takes it away.
Facts:
2018 was the only season in F1 history where every driver scored a point.
2 people have won a race on their debut.
19 people have scored a podium on their debut.
All female drivers combined only scored 0.5 points.
Lance Stroll's real name is Lance Strulovich.
That last fact was pointless, but I don't care.
Where do you get 4 drivers won on debut? IIRC only Giancarlo Baghetti has done that.
@@Bob_1760 My mistake, it was two drivers
@@k4bster087 Who was the other?
@@Bob_1760 Farina. He won the first F1 race and championship.
@@k4bster087 that doesn't really count as he was Grand Prix driver prior to the championship being setup.
the absolute max should be 2 races per country but even better would be to have 1 GP per country and if they have several tracks just rotate those from year to year
0:29 Actually it's Lee Wallard, when the Indy 500 was part of the calendar he competed in 2 Indy 500 races, winning one of them giving him a win percentage of 50%
Most don't count that as it deals with carear winning percentage not oneoffs
Most don't count Indy 500 in F1 stats because, world championship event or not, they were never the same cars.
That Carlos sainzin the middle lol
I am American and I only want Austin for a race, just let Andretti in and call it a day. We want out own team with winning potential, not 3+ different tracks for no reason.
Na we are literally bigger than Europe and have 5x more to offer with different climates. We deserve at least 3. Miami, COTA, and Indy.
8:19 Michaels
Michael! What's happened with, errr... Michael?
I’m gonna suggest all the ppl who ask me abt F1 to watch this vid from now
Thx mate
Legendary stuff
Regarding the number of GPs in the US, in my opinion 3 is fair. This is a country of immense size, population and love for motorsport. This is justified, as long as we don't lose classic European races like SPA or Monaco to give place to them.
As a American I’d rather see classic tracks brought to grade 1 to be raced on instead of these half assed street circuits
@@prestonst.pierre8381 As an Aussie that enjoys watching American motorsports, no thanks, leave those tracks untouched. Imagine Road Atlanta or Mid Ohio completely changing its characteristics to cater for a single event per year.
They don't care about the racing, they care about the event
@@alteh7 I meant within reason, not completely altering track layouts, but if they could take some classic tracks that may need things like safer barriers etc. to make it grade one. I would never wanna see a classic track change completely to host a grand prix
2 is fair
Sad to see my city Pescara didn't make it as it is the longest track in F1 history 😪
Günter Steiner was a co driver to Colin McRae for a short time
The reason Hamilton does the hand grip at starts is to stop him from doing an accidental downshift by bumping the paddle
Lewis Hamilton puts his left hand on top of the wheel because he's worried about accidently downshifting on the start, he said it himself in an interview.
6:19 Steiner didn’t move over to Red Bull, Jaguar sold to Red Bull and Steiner stayed with them throughout 2006
Did you know that the 2016 Monaco Grand Prix used all 5 tires in the grand prix
When it comes to countries having more than 1 GP. The US is huge and not everyone can go all the way to Miami. Or Vegas, or Austin. Miami and Vegas are days drives apart. Unless you're attempting a cannonball run it's a long distance and not everyone can afford to fly out there. Where as most small European countries can be driven across within a couple of hours max
On the topic of the US having 3 GPs, if you look at the size of the US vs Europe I can understand the reason that they are leaning into so many US GPs. It'd be nice if they made it cheaper for the fans though
I wish they went back to the ‘94 - ‘17 logo
The reason why Enzo Ferrari would not attend any races at all at a stage in his life, was because he loved his creations so much, that he did not want to see them die... As, especially in the 50's, 60's, 70's the cars were going at their maximum, whether it was F1 or Le Mans. At a certain point, Enzo stopped financing the F1 team completely, because of Ford's competition at Le Mans in the mid 60's.
I heard the reason Lewis does that at the start is to not accidentally hit the magic button like it happened in Baku.
As i was watching this video, I got an ad which had Nico Rosberg in it.
Fernando’s tattoo 😂
In regards to how many grand prix the US should have, I think 3 is definitely a good amount based on how huge the US is and how it's divided to different states.
West coast, east coast and south, it's logical
US is the same size as europe, so 3 GP is a fair number.