How Hamilton Triumphed Against the Odds - F1 British Grand Prix Analysis
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- It had been a long time coming, but after 945 days, Lewis Hamilton returned to winning ways with a thrilling victory at Silverstone and his record-breaking ninth British Grand Prix victory. Jake Boxall-Legge and Haydn Cobb join Bryn Lucas to really analyse how Mercedes triumphed in changeable conditions for their second consecutive victory, as well as breaking down the differences between Mercedes, McLaren and Max Verstappen’s Red Bull, with all three major teams showing their own strengths at different periods of the race.
0:00 British GP Analysis
2:22 Why Silverstone Produces Such Great Racing
5:25 Red Bull - Under or Over Achieving in Britain?
9:23 Concerns Over Red Bull's Tyre Management?
12:07 Russell's Weekend Ups and Downs
15:38 Categorising the 3x Race Scenarios
23:07 What Happened to McLaren's Race
29:30 Verstappen and Perez's Performances
34:44 Checo's Contract Clause
43:00 Ferrari's Step Backwards Towards Imola
46:00 Other Notable Mentions for Silverstone
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It was like a Rocky movie, the people’s champion won 🏆
Lewis will win at least 5 races this year. The next half of season has his strongest tracks. If his confidence is back I won’t be surprised if he wins 8+, only if Merc is at least 1 tenth off the speed of the fastest car.
You must be a born optimist, but we'll see if your predictions will materialize this year.
If your prediction comes true then I’m gonna come back here and comment back!
Wow 8 out of 12 ? If you are correct, I have some Lotto numbers for you to select.
Abu Dhabi 2021 Lap 52 race engineer message to Latifi as he starts the lap he “stops” on: It has to be this lap😮😮😮
It seems McKaren has been so busy bashing Red Bull and Verstappen that they missed out on focusing on their strategy ...
great drive by Lewis, reminds me of 2008 silverstone,...
I would say no driver, not even him, has repeated the brilliance of that drive. It was astonishing.
Hmm, not the same. This weekend was sublime. 2008 was divine.
Just going through the inset youtube timestamps in this video... given it was hamilton's first win in a long time, when and where do you actually talk about him?
I was wondering , been hearing so much about Red Bull. Am I missing something??
@@adrianbrown4369 Same here mate ..all Red Bull lol
They don't. Lots of chat about all the front-running teams, and every driver who drives for them individually, except for the guy who won. And not only won, but drove exceptionally well. He pulled six seconds on Norris on those softs. And not only won by driving exceptionally well but set new records for most wins, most podiums, first driver to win after his 300th start, first driver to win in 16 seasons, first driver to take 15 podiums at the same race, and most wins at a single circuit.
These are the kinds of things you think might have been mentioned, given both the fact of them and the title of the video. Apparently not, though... 🤷♂
there are a lot of channels aiming to farm views from the dumb redbull fandom. and scared to alienate them by talking about stuff they wouldnt like. maybe this is one of those channels.
@@Allyphant2909 more so its been proven AGAIN......its not the car because the driver in the bestcar for the past 2yrs plus didnt win. Even McLauren bottled it , but yeh like you said they dont want to have that discussion.
What impact do you think RedBull's penalty for breaking the budget cap during the 2021 season may be having on this season? I seem to recall a lot of folks being unhappy, saying the penalty, which wasn't issued until late in 2022, wasn't going to have any real impact on the 2023 car. Are we seeing that penalty finally rearing its head this season? Just curious.
The fact you’re seeing a phenomenal season and Redbull running a one car team and still ask about the cost cap penalty says a lot.
Cost cap has nothing to do with it.
For the time being Red Bull has hit a development ceiling.
correct question would be:
what was the impact of redbulls breaking the cap and getting away with it on previous seasons?
@@shu6037 They had at least one year with better catering! 😆
So? If you spend all your cost cap. On one driver, do you get a new second driver?
Not a fan of Hamilton by any stretch of the word, but I enjoyed this win more than anything he's ever done. His home GP, 2 and a half season of frustration, an exciting and hard fought race, the tears, the emotion... It was perfect. Very happy for him !
Not a fan of any other driver except Lewis, so I can appreciate this comment
Hello, Can we truly see value in Nico Hulkenberg's British GP race. After all finishing a race sixth, when you were sixth on the grid is nothing better than conserving a ranking.
he held his ground against top dogs. ofcourse there is value in that
@@shu6037 typically, top dogs, as you suggest, are the drivers that are classified in front of the driver who defends the sixth place in any race. Another point that suggests that the top dogs were in front sits precisely that those who drove behind Hulkenberg' were never capable of passing him albeit the fact that they had 42laps to do so.
Huh, why does this sign say "Don't feed the Troll?"
I think we are very fast ( and unjustly ) to judge these teams .... Mercedes, Ferrari, WIlliams most notable amongst them. All 3 are busy rebuilding. Mclaren has been at it now for a nummber of years and their personnel turnover has been phenomenal. Mercedes has lost many people and is busy rebuilding as has Williams. It is all a cycle and this has been going on at F1 for donkeys years. Aston are new but building and Alpine have taken a dive recently too. The carrousel of personnel is never ending in F1 and in so doing the pendulum moves from one end to another. HAAS is getting moving again and soon we will see Audi on the grid. It is all part of the fruit salad that is F1, someting I have witnessed now for nigh on 50 years.
It's easy to beat up on mclaren after the race, having said that did pastry not dacline the stack or am i wrong 🤷🏻♂️
I didn't see any pastry in that race! 🍰
I’m not sure if he decline but he wasn’t against staying out because they didn’t tell him how much time he would actually lose
McLaren keep throwing away points - could be constructor champions this year
Agreed, people say they have the best car but I'd say it's close with Red Bull and will change track by track.
Now the things that will make the difference is car set up, the driver and strategy.
Car set up they seem to have a very slight edge over Red Bull, they seem to have a bigger set up window.
Driver, whilst Max is better, McLaren has two who are close and make up the difference.
Strategy is making the biggest difference. McLaren half the time are fucking up with at least one driver so it becomes a 1v1 and which Max will win.
The bit about Perez is absurd.
His lack of confidence has nothing to do with his driving? It's all the management's fault?
Maybe he should stop being terrible. Gimme a break, he's been given a huge paycheck and plenty of cuddles even though he's not been showing much performance since 2022. A leading team in F1 isn't a safe space for the weak, it's a high pressure environment, period.
That was a heartwarming race finish to watch, but I can’t get over the contrast in the reporting from the F1 media last week to the unabashed, nationalist, partisan coverage after this week.
Edit:
I do have to give these guys credit for being 100% more fair and circumspect than Alex and Ben are.
When Hamilton wins, it's a Big Deal everywhere
Classic HAM, others make mistakes, misfortune befalls rivals, no late flags near the end. Much ado about nothing. Add the unnecessary water works, and you get Princess Ham-a-lot. Far more other drivers have toiled in much more challenging cars/teams and have won.
Glad we have you for our daily laughs.