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The fact that Hass kept Grosjean for 2020 and didn't try to sign Hulkenberg was something I never understood
They needed money. Grosjean and Magnussen were not pay drivers. That's why they signed Schumacher (1&1) and Mazepin (Uralkali).
They actually did try to sign him over Grosjean, but Hulk didn't want to take the paycut. I think he wanted the same as his Renault contract which was around 5 million but Haas back then just couldn't afford it.
@@peterfighter That was for the 2021 season , mate . 2020 Magnussen and grosjean had the Cockpits and both were quite poor.
@@peterfighter Grosjean and Magnussen were technically both pay drivers. Grosjean bought Richard Mille sponsorship along with him and Magnussen got Jack and Jones along with a few other companies who were the only legitimate sponsors Haas had back then.
@@SkodaYetiFanI cant understand why Red Bull didn’t sign Hulk after the Gasly project went wrong and again after Albon despite both Max and Jos pushing the team to sign Nico. Instead they went with Perez’s money and access to a large untapped drinks market which I get only from a business point of view.
Mick might've gotten his act together by 2023 and may have performed very well. But Guenther made a great point, "why do I have to develop the driver and leave a factor of risk in there, when what I need and what I can get is a driver who already has the experience to deliver right away."
Mick had to go because Haas needed another driver profile. Which is why I think it shouldn't be such a great debate, glad Hulk is shutting the haters.
Hot take: Haas should have kept Mick and dropped KMag for Hulkenburg.
@@supernerd4623 and pay millions in severence fees when they don't even meet budget cap?
That's the philosophy of many companies saying "why do I want to train new guys when i can hire experienced people?" - But you have to have a team that is willing to fight and has the ability to be competitive. Nobody wants to drive an F1 car for the sake of just driving it in the back
Gunther made an excellent point really. Haas aren’t in a position to properly develop a rookie, they don’t have the facilities nor the budget necessary for that. I believe Mick’s only access to a proper simulator was at Ferrari because of his FDA connections.
@@supernerd4623 not that hot a take. But it would have been a risk and I can understand why Haas was risk-averse. Hülkenberg would have been a good pairing with Mick in my opinion.
Bringing Hülkenberg back was a genius marketing move. His interviews with Red Bull's own TV Station ServusTV are now HILARIOUS because he has been one of their TV experts for the last couple of years and so they have super funny banter in every interview now. So no matter what place he finishes, they are getting great PR just from the interviews.
Got a link?
Is it Red Bull's?
I thought they are just a second Austrian channel next to ORF?
@@tilltronje1623 No, they are part of Red Bull's media group (they also have a magazine called Red Bulletin and they used to have a cellphone company too, I still have the folding red bull cellphone here :p). Austria has a public TV station called ORF with 4 channels (ORF1, ORF2, ORF III, ORF Sport+), then we have 2 stations called Puls4 and ATV (same channel names) which are a private ones owned by who knows who and ServusTV which is owned by Red Bull.
a genius marketing move?
you guys are delusional lol, haas talk is down signifacntly this year.
one loyal base for haas was germans but they are gone bc nobody cares for hülkenberg.
others cared bc they wanted to know how mick developed but those are gone too.
@@tilltronje1623 no, they belong to RB
I’ve been a fan of Nico Hülkenberg since he started. Always liked him as a driver, really solid. I remember him in the Sauber in 2013 and he was simply brilliant
Nico is the kind of driver that is super consistent, can consistently put your team in the midfield but lacks the cars and pace to be champ or win races. It's weird. Whereas Kmag was always a 1 race wonder. You have that incredible race and then have 15 bad races
@@pedrosilvamusician ferrari were considering nico around a decade ago but went with kimi, wouldve been interesting to see him measure up againt alonso
@@1greenMitsi Merc wanted Hulk to replace the retiring Rosberg too and Toto even spoke to Renault to see if the contract Hulk had just signed for the 2017 season could be bought out - Renault said no..
Not solid enough to get a podium yet lmao
2012 Brazilian Grand Prix was his first and foremost as closest as he would've got to win a race.
What Haas needed is 2 drivers that can give them a guarantee points and i think it can't be more right to pair Hulkenberg and Magnussen especially with all the financial issues that they had, they must have a guarantee drivers to give them a guarantee results. So far, Hulkenberg has been on it, he demolished KMAG so far in qualifying while we know KMAG's key point to beat Mick last year was his quali but Nico right now is showing a step ahead of KMag in this aspect. However, it's not a problem because KMAG also will be back there with Nico once his qualifying performance like last year. Haas is on the right path now.
Hulkenberg almost got the first Podium but to Bad FIA Robe him
Did u see how Magnussen crashed out at the Australian gp like a rookie . Steiner should get rid of him too🤷.
@@darrenjohn8524 let's say you're right, then who's going to replace him?
@@darrenjohn8524 so, Mick should replace him? Then u forgot Mick is demolished by him in quali last year by 15-6 or something then outscored.
@@darrenjohn8524 But almost all drive say in the Radio the tyre was gone
It also proves that Haas should have signed Hulk back in 2020 when he was dropped by Renault
they needed pay drivers
@@1greenMitsi That's a good point
It's still mad to me that he was dropped by Renault in the first place.
But Hulk himself said he wanted a break.
Hulk wanted to take a rest from F1 I think. But still, he decided to take the mantle of Racing Point.
They have the perfect lineup now, and with cost cap reached with Moneygram, they should establish themselves in the middlefield
Hulkenberg is the definition of underrated
I too would like to sign a Hulk apology form. I should’ve never doubted him, so far he’s done a killer job with the machinery he’s been provided with.
I’ve always said it, Hulk, Magnussen and Ocon are the Nissan GTR of F1 drivers, might not be the most flashy or the most expensive but they almost always punch above their weight. Glad to see 2 of these amazing drivers find a home at Haas, they are definitely on the right path when it comes to drivers.
Magnussen? Mick made him look better than he is. The gap from Hulk to Mag is bigger than the gap from Mag to Mick.
@@jeffmattel7867 Magnussen is nice, go back to 2018, he’s a decent driver and has done good so far for what he’s had. Don’t write him off bc of a slow start to 23’
@@miggygetright6344 Nah! half a second is too big of gap for some one that had a full season extra of experience with the team.
@@jeffmattel7867 Magnussen was really good and consistent, didn't know what happened since then.
@@jeffmattel7867 it’s been 3 races, chill, we’ll see as they go, I think Hulk will probably have an average 2 tenths over KMag throughout the season tho
It was the right decision to take the team back on track. Thats coming from a mick fan
How does mick even have fans
@@Fredhamnewey Pretty sure most Michael fans support Mick too, generally speaking ofc.
@@momodeviluke6439 nah they're just simps
@@Fredhamnewey I'd say he's a pretty likeable guy and of course people would support the son of Michael Schumacher.
True, not mick fan, but always have spot for underdog team. Haas operates on very limited budget. They simply cant afford the damages that mick delivered.
Cost cap or not haas can't compete with big names in terms of budget.
Hulk should never have been out of a seat in the first place. Not when you had latifi for e.g. Still on the grid.
He was essentially only dropped because of a passport
Hulk's been great for my Grid Rivals team. Picked him for 1st and 3rd races.
He's been really impressive, especially as he's fresh to ground-effect era, where K-Mag's had a year's experience already.
They should Hülkenberg drive the Qualifying and then Schumacher in the race
I couldn't understand the hate Hulkenberg was getting last year. The fact that he has been in F1 for a decade goes to show what a quality driver he is. Also for Guenther why would he choose someone who was costing million of dollars to an already weak team
Schumacher "fans", my friend, fanbase that was worse than Verstappen's and Hamilton's COMBINED. They weren't even fans of Mick, but fans of his last name.
@@whyareyoureadingmynickname8158 Let me guess, you're a fan of F1 and not a part of any fan base?
Don't make me laugh.
All fan bases are toxic.
@@whyareyoureadingmynickname8158 I don't remember seeing a lot of hate towards Hulkenberg from anyone last year. If anything everyone was just sad. Why paint everyone with the same brush?
@@toothlessrage282 True, but Schumacher's was by far the worst.
@@vicmanvalfre96 I didn't. I separated fans from "fans". First ones are OK, but fuck the latter.
my goat is back and i got to see him at his best in person, what a good choice for me to go to the Australian gp
Kmag- I'll bring Jack and Jones
Mazapin- I'll bring ural Kali
Shumi- I'll bring 1&1
*Checo looking at RBR*- "I'll bring u all of Mexico"
I said it since last year, that Gunther wasn't doing anything wrong by bringing Hulki because he is in a team that needs any point and it is not like for example Alphatauri which is a team for the development of drivers ! It was a great choice bringing the Hulk !
Thanks for paying attention whenever I post a remark on one of your vids Aldas😉
Nico got lucky during the red flag they changed his tyres whereas in a pitstop he would have lost some time.
Mick at Haas wasn't a good pairing. Not because Mick is a bad driver or Haas is a bad team. It just was a professional relationship that wasn't going to work because Haas can't develop anything as their main objective is survival rather than moving forward.
People attacked Hulkenberg or Guenther because they dropped Mick but to be honest it was a good choice, especially because he is what they actually can handle. A driver who already has the experience to help the team survive.
Mick will get a seat, at least I hope he does because I do believe he has enough to be at F1, but it has to be with a team that can actually afford and develop something.
Last sentence translation: it has to be with a team that can afford to pay for all of Mick’s wrecked equipment …
@@sking2173 I bet u cannot even drive.
I saw a video on Mick's F2 and F3 careers and how it took him forever to even come to grips in a spec car. Unfortunately, F1 isn't a spec series. So if it took him a year and a half to get comfortable in a spec car, F1 with all its upgrades was never going to be easy for Mick.
Really believe that Mick story in F3 ans F2 is very strange, a lot of drivers called him out for having "better cars" than the rest (you can check the story) knowing how much Liberty Media wanted him to get into F1 and then wanted him to stay in F1, i really find it strange because he is far from the level of his acomplishments...
@@raficamara1095 Kinda hard to have "better cars" in a literal spec series. Plus F3 and F2 are renowned for junior driver drama, so I wouldn't put much stock in what they claimed.
If anyone is interested, heres the link czcams.com/video/L29OpXGEqVI/video.html
Hulk has always been a really good qualifier. Back in the day he consistently put his Force Indias and Renaults on P7. I expected him to crush K-Mag in qualy right from the beginning, just as I predicted his P3 back in 2020 with the pink Mercedes. It has always been the race where he struggled. In some respect he‘s not unlike Bottas at Mercedes.
Schumacher was dropped because he had a tendency to write off chassis’s
I have always belived that Hulk would be the right call
I want to see a qualifying head to head between Hulk and Mazepin now to see how the three recent big pace gaps at Haas (Maz-Sch, Sch-Mag, Mag-Hul) translate to one driver head to head
nobody wants to see MAZ back in F1.
Would be like 1.5s average gap in Quali
Gunter couldn't say better when dropping Mick "Mick is growing with us not making us grow"
it is very questionable how much growing Mick has done in Haas but yeah the decision to replace him with Hulk was right one
thats literally every rookie.
haas just shows that they have no ambition to create new talent.
@@MK-rw1on They don't have the luxury to nourish uncertain potential
@@fritsieboiker8449 then they shouldnt have taken mick in the first place.
@@MK-rw1on they took him in at a very critical point in haas', they were about to shut it down so they took in two cheap rookies, perhaps thinking they would perform accordingly but clearly that wasn't the case and they were dropped, but it was a risk to be taken, i still wouldn't blame haas for that
The Problem with Mick is he's just way to expensive to keep for haas especially how he's crashing a lot on 2021 & 2022 even than Mazepin. So yeah, calling Hulkenberg to replace him is surely a good decision
Love being proven right 😆 Hulk was always going to come good, but MAN I hope he can get a fairytale weekend sometime this year
Where do you get F1 stock footage?
Mick fans will always say he just needs one more season, unfortunately for him there’s only so many times that excuse works
Perhaps he does, but in F1 one more season is a luxury
Its more of Haas fault than Mick. Why should they sign rookies in their line up if they want to fight for points? I'll be honest the 2 rookies gamble no matter the amount of money they brought will never work for a team like Haas. Mick has the potential but Haas & Mick is the worst pairing especially for Haas.
haas is just a shitty team lol
These 2 are fortunate enough to have a seat seeing that 6 new young drivers have come on in just the past 2 years.
After just 3 races all the teams have scored points and just Seargeant and DeVries are without points. So it looks like the back markers have improved and the grid is more even. That will make a great season.
Let's be honest, Mick really needed to be let go because Haas isn't a junior team in anyway, they are an independent constructor that needs results. Surnames aren't enough anymore....
If things keep going as the previous races in this style by race 6 Hass will surpass Ferrari in standings - imagine that..
I have another question that bothers me. What purpose Haas has in coming to F1 if they don't have enough finances? Being at 6-7 place in the construction championship? They are just another team from the back of the grid.
I know how Mick is loved but i really believe that he is not enough talented to be in F1. People often tell me that he deserves F1 because he won F2 and F3 i mean yeah he won in F2 and F3 but dont forget that he was accused of having a better car than the rest of the grid which can explain why he suddenly went from a low midfield driver to complete domination ... some drivers called him out.
I find it even more strange knowing how much Liberty Media wanted him in F1 and after his poor 2022 season they wanted to keep him in F1 at all costs (you can check on internet everything i say is available)...
I'm of the opinion that Nico Hulkenberg was disadvantaged by F1's rules that until recently severely penalised physically large drivers.
It's a testament to his skill that under past rules he was competitive at all.
Remember how unhealthily skinny Webber often looked? Hulk with a much bigger frame couldn't loose that much weight.
It's proven that going for free or paid drivers for the past 2 or 3 years was the wrong decision.
No for Zhou. He is amazing!!!
@@kirliefiguera8627 Zhou is objectively a bottom 10 driver on the grid. Bottom 5 if you distinguish "good driver" which he isn't from "good form currently" which he has and Bottas, Magnussen, Norris and Ocon don't. I don't call that amazing.
@@Mebsuta Yes he is Outqualified Bottas thats amazing!! He usually was very fast even compare lewis
@@kirliefiguera8627 Zhou is so shit 😂😂😂😂😂he’s nothing special
@@kirliefiguera8627 Bottas now is washed. After 2021 he dropped off. Nothing special anymore. Zhou is honestly nothing special he’s in the bottom five for driver ranking. The only drivers worse than him are de vries and sergeant
What bothers me is we live in a world where even haas cant be arsed to develop a young driver like mick, he won f2 championship hes not a bad driver hes just so young and when max was getting a lot of slack about his driving in 2018 max had red bull behind him and now he is mature and getting faster. Mick raced 2 years hulk has been around for so long I lost count
And another point, haas treatment of mick was extremely stupid, if they cant develop a great driver and sell him off to a big team eventually for profit to advance the team they're gonna be the broke, lidl ferarri forever
@@Evative - Great driver? Just who are you talking about ?
@@sking2173 great drivers are not magically born they are moulded
Hulk has always been a fast, consistent and talented driver. Probably the most underrated driver in the past decade. People who say otherwise just because he got no podiums do not understand how formula 1 works, it's not his fault he was never in a fast car considering that he never had any sponsors with him. When he was in the same car with Perez, Riccardo and Sainz, he was always on the similar level with them and not a single time he was let go by teams based on his performance.
2012 Brazil, 2017 Baku, 2019 Germany. He threw up the win in the Brazil and later both podiums because of his fault.
Honestly Guenther is a terrible TP when you consider how many issues the team has had and he has clearly mismanagement basically every single-one.
You would swear he only there for his Netflix fame now as he is basically a meme...
But I do agree, signing Hulk was the correct decision to do
The main problem ultimately was why on earth Ferrari kept Gio at Alfa for 2021, instead of placing Mick or Callum Ilott there - as Gio really was not up to full time F1 level, despite the odd flash of speed before he inevitably binned it.
There was no real evidence to justify keeping him at Alfa, bar him being an Italian driver at an Italian sponsored team
Mick has some potential, but he did absolutely waste the times when the car was good - excluding Austria where he was brilliant
K-Mag being parachuted in and immediately being quicker and getting better results than Mick was ultimately a killer blow, even before the shunts
Some time at Merc as Reserve, in a better role for nuturing drivers will do him much better than the Haas environment being a young driver
While Hulkenberg has the capacity for some weird mistakes I think he is the definition of a solid, consistent driver. Both him and Magnussen are a "7" in my book. The difference is that Hulkenberg is mostly a consistent 7 in every race, while Magnussen can be either a 2 or a 9 depending on the weekend. I think he might have a larger overall ceiling in terms of pace, but also a far lower floor.
Completely disagree. Hulk on his day beats KMag every time.
@@pooledogg775 😂 there are so many fucking races
Mick may have more potential but consistency is more valuable for haas
K mag has no fear, that’s why I love him
No incidents as a first,beating Magnussen 3-0 in qualifying as a second and being less than 10 seconds behind p2 for 40 laps ,its the most competitive a haas has been driven,im curious if he was in that has last year if he would have managed a podium in bahrain or some races
I was saying they should have signed him in 2020
My question is why put resources on developing mick only for him to leave eventually for a better team?
Why sign him in the first place then? Haas made their own bed by signing two rookies and can only blame the outcome on themselves.
HAAS gave Mick 1 year (I'm not counting 2021 as that was a sh*tbox). In that 1 year, they didn't provide Mick any confidence and Ferrari not keeping him in their academy would've affected him. He was a rookie and Gunther is an ahole to his drivers. Not something a rookie needs. Look at how Yuki is being handled in spite of him not having done anything great. KMag and Hulk do NOT have the same pressure as Mick. They are drivers who had retired so this is chance is great but not something they'll be worried if it goes away. While for Mick it was the beginning of his F1 career. Good for him at Mercedes. Maybe he can learn a lot and get a drive in the near future.
This might be a crazy take but I think mick could be out preforming K-mag this year if he had stayed. Not saying the driver line up would be better if it was nick and K-mag. but in the second half of 2022 mick was better then K-mag in my opinion. To clarify I think
(Mick, Hulk) > (Mick, K-mag)
This pair is amazing I love both of this fierce drivers. Hulk was checos teammate for a while so I know his skills while magnusen is just a ballsydriver this pair extract everything out the car.
You make an interesting point that might backfire upon Haas in the long run. They are the odd mid/back marker team that is a terrible landing spot for a young driver. While every seat brings pressure, the dou of Haas and Guenter seem to bring real negative pressure.
in the new drive to survive season we can see how haas is a toxic enviroment, no wonder that mick couldnt find a place.
It's funny how no one saw this problem when Mazepin struggled in HAAS but suddenly everyone's so empathetic for Mick.
Aldas, you're missing to inform that the redflags totally screwed Kmags strategy in Australia. He started on hards and first red flag nullified any advantage he would've get later down the line. Then he swapped tires right before the second red flag
haas has to make those calls for magnussen because of his poor quali pace
spot on
sad but true
Ppl call me insane but hulk is underrated
Yes
Thank you very much, I do feel vindicated. All the hardcore Schumacher stans were either blinded by the last name or blinded by the realities of F1 under a cost cap and why they needed to cut him. I felt strongly about them cutting him and slotting in Nico because the team needed someone to do just what Nico is doing. Do I feel Mick got screwed by HAAS---there's a bunch of writing on the wall there, but end of the day, its always always about the racing and what's on track. I'm hoping Mick will eventually come back, wiser, a better driver, and with a team that can work with him well, but until then I'm drinking that hope Kool-aid that Nico will continue to do well and maybe, just maybe get on that podium.
Honestly Hulk and Kmag represent a bland but very solid driver line up that have both had brushes with possible championship success. Kevin’s took a podium on debut after winning GP2 and if McLaren was a competitive team and Fernando hadn’t taken Kmags seat he could’ve been a very exciting driver, if inconsistent and sometimes crash-prone (think of a JPM-type driver). Hulkenberg has the opposite problem, he is very consistent and most of the time stays out of scrapes, but he doesn’t have moments of brilliance as often as Kev (and, if he does, he has a habit of bottling it - thus the lack of a podium). His near miss was the Merc seat, which was his if Lewis didn’t pick up the phone to Toto and Niki. In another reality, this is a driver lineup that could’ve driven for title winning teams like RB, and would be considered stunning for their combined race wins and podiums. Just my thoughts.
What a moment it would have been for Hulk if they kept the race order from lap 57 and got a podium. Or would Hulk rather earn a podium properly (i.e. no red flags/ Sainz penalty)?
Podium is podium. He woulda taken it and loved it.
I think hulk would take any lucky podium especially with the poor luck over they years!
Aldas always fair but right 👏
Solid analysis. I was always convinced that Hülkenberg was probably the most underrated driver (not so much in the paddock, but more by the fans), so I am not surprised that he has outdriven Magnussen (so far). Let's just hope that Haas can keep up with the development race this year!
Hulk has always had ballistic pace. The "downfall" of his first stint in F1 was his relative inability to maximise race pace on the tyres which were made of cheese.
Now that the tyres are more robust, I'm not surprised he's performing very well.
But still seems to struggle a bit in races
Please go and watch 2022 KMag's first lap fights. In the case with HAM, it's obvious he should take the chance, he's a bit faster, probably due to his first-lap-settings, he's a bit faster, he goes on the outside and they touch the least bit you can touch at all. So little in fact, that the cars doesn't even bounce away from each other. But enough for the endplate to break and to give OCO the chance to report on the radio and get KMag the meatball. Go watch it again, it's SO easy to slander Magnussen, but he's just an old school racer, that goes for the chance when it's there. I hope the pressure from HULK will make him wake up soon. Good video though. :)
This is an excellent report. To me, I would leave things the way they are contract wise and leave them alone to race. The Hulk is doing exactly what he was brought in to do. Mick is better at Mercedes where he can develop. He's not there yet, neither is Yuki. I think the talk of him replacing Sergio at RB is laughable.
I am a haas fan and I liked mick and he was really getting better towards the end of the season often outperforming kmag in the races and could have scored points in zandvoort and Singapore if it wasn't for bad luck. However Hülkenberg has clearly shown that even if mick kept up his best form for this season Hülkenberg would be at least on par with him if not better. Definitely the right move to bring the team forward
Cool vid title
Guenther's final decision reminds me of Ron Dennis's frustrating final decision to sack Michael Andretti in 93.
Mick didn't get a fair shake, but it's not really Haas' fault they can't afford to have their cars crashed every other weekend. I look forward to seeing Mick get back out on track and competing, F1 aside.
Hulk way faster than K Mag, K Mag was faster than Mick, Mick way faster than Mazepin. How much faster would Hulk be compared to Mazepin? Over a second faster in quali?
The problem is that the majority of the teams want to have super young drivers, that they're not prepared, for example Ferrari who has great drivers but if you compare what did Carlos and Charles to get that seat and the two previous drivers, the difference is very significant. The previous 3 drivers of Ferrari had 7 WDC combined. Carlos had the total of 0 races won by the time Ferrari signed him, Charles also didn't even get a podium before he reached Ferrari.
Hulk hasn't have any car able to being constantly on the podium but drivers as Ricciardo or Alonso always said He's a very good driver.
Who remembers Vandoorne? Nobody, but when he joined McLaren he hold the biggest gap between p1 and p2 in F2/GP2, he was too young to compete against one of the very best versions of Alonso. Now, 5 years later, there's 4 years he's out of F1.
Half a sec in quali... not even close!
It’s only been 3 races
what if the 2021 car was actually faster than the Williams that year just their drivers were so abysmally slow
7:16 I would argue that the only appropiate time to attack a red bull or a mercedes if you're in a haas is in lap 1
Hulk and Danny Ricc at Hass next year would be a Vibeeee
IMO Hulk was the decision to make. But with Mick outpacing kmag almost every race, keeping kmag and letting Mick go wasnt the way to go imo. Mick was getting better and better, less mistakes and improving his pace while already being faster then kmag, kmag just was lucky with the early season.
5:26 I guess you meant gastly and ocon?
Thank you for saying "tenths" and not "temphs"
With young driver you can have a chance with promising driver. But just that, chance and promise. While with senior driver like Nico Hulkenberg you have proven mid table driver.
You say Haas was the wrong team for him because they aren't a manufacturer, but where was he supposed to go? Haas was the clear choice because they are a Ferrari customer. It was either them or Williams, but they aren't a manufacturer either, just a Mercedes customer. I don't get your reasoning there.
6:01 i call it deprarious
Nick ULKENBURGGG
As much as it would be good to have Mick in the grid, he just didn't perform and because of that got dropped. From the start I thought Nico was a good choice. By then yes Mick has already scored points in the UK and Austria, but what did that cost? I think that's what led Haas to wanting a non-rookie this time. I don't think any team that has limited cash would want to have a rookie that causes major shunts like Schumacher did. Hopefully Nico gets more points in the next few races, because at this point I'd say it's still unknown whether or not Haas' development will drop off again at some point. Moneygram is now that stable sponsor they want, but how they use that money remains to be seen.
Both Haas and Mick did themselves dirty. Haas being in need for consistent driver chose a rookie like Mick, while he needs a team that have the capacity to back him up while he's learning the ropes, in which Haas doesn't have. Of course some fans at that time was angered with Haas because why do you invest in a rookie, only to give him a literals tractor on his 1st season with the 2nd season having reliability issues & bad luck to actually improving significantly by the end, would only led to him being replaced? Mick is just a scapegoat for Haas's survival & eventually they reap the rewards while Mick was sidelined. That's how I feel with the whole affair. Not a thing about Nico, just Haas being ass with their man management like we always know.
^Schumacher fanboy …
good interpretation.
haas f1 team is probally the worst managed team and it really shows.
@@sking2173 bruh shut up
I think that a lot of F1 fans were rooting for Mick and really wanted him to succeed.
I most certainly wanted to see him blossom but 2022 was painful to see him crash as much as he did. Let’s be honest he had it easy in 2021 with Mazepin as a team mate which through no fault of his own probably didn’t do him any favours in some ways but he consistently beat his teammate.
I really do hope he figures out what and where he went wrong and if he gets another F1 seat he rights his wrongs and proves his critics wrong
Hey Aldas, got an advice if you don't mind. Try keeping the video title short and crisp without giving away the gist of your video. Like with this title, I already know what you're going to talk about, so it reduces the mystery and hence my incentive to watch the video. I mean I'll still watch it, but maybe other watchers might be put off. I'm sure you have all the right data and analytics to know which kind of titles get the most views (in which case ignore this stupid advice), but this is just what I thought in the moment. Cheers!
I actually wanted hulk to comeback instead of kmag in 2022
Dropping Mick was harsh but Hulkenberg proved me and many people wrong
He isn't washed, in fact he makes Magnussen look washed
Aldas please explain why you Think p12 is solid for Nico when he started 4 places in front of Magnussen? He was even told to let Magnussen by because he was slower.
You need to remember Hulk got damage early in the race and that severely impacted his performance
I sure hope Hulk one day gets the Car or the Race (no injured drivers ,just blasted Chasis) to get that Podium he so rightfully deserves.
After seeing how well he did in his super sub performances I knew he needed to get a seat back, we know from alonso that age is not a factor in terms of performance and hulk is proving all the haters wrong right now, I knew i was right all along to bet on him from the start as i’ve been advocating for HULKENBACK since i saw he lost his seat in 2019 in drive to survive before i started watching the races in mid 2020, thank you Haas for putting trust in the one and only HULK
I just wonder what if Hulkenberg never left F1. He would've had even more experience, and probably could've been in a better team performing even better.
Imagine Max and Nico on the same team
100%
If Perez didn't lose the seat in Racing Point this dude or K-Mag would be in Red Bull for now
Hulk and Ricciardo for 2024 inshallah
Above leclerc what, woah xD
Got to give props to Haas they pulled themselves out of the pit that is the bottom grid while everyone mocked them
Hass proven right, Gunther's proven right. But if Michael was around, no way they would treat Mick as he was treated, as Toto said
I would love to see Nico Goatenberg next to Max in the Red Bull. Please racing Gods make it happen!
I was worried f1 world get super predictable and boring this year, but haas and aston are keeping it spicy.