F1 Greatest Rivalries: Michael Schumacher v Mika Häkkinen

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  • čas přidán 8. 05. 2015
  • Such a great rivalry with so many great races and championships. Probably the best rivalry ever along with Senna and Prost!
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Komentáře • 321

  • @GR27george1
    @GR27george1 Před 8 lety +81

    Today F1 is not the same as before...I do not watch F1 more.
    R.I.P F1

    • @quachimba
      @quachimba Před 8 lety +1

      +GR27george1 ofcourse its not. Do you think people drive f1 till their 60? and do you think technology doesn't advance? I'd find it weird if it stayed the same and if someone in their 60's was driving

    • @guymann3711
      @guymann3711 Před 8 lety +4

      +quachimba the problem is today's f1 regulations stiffles the exciting rivalries and creativity in car designs compared the previous years, and compared to innovativity we've seen in lemans and many touring cars championshis today f1 is lagging behind.......

    • @sniktun1
      @sniktun1 Před 8 lety

      +Bradley D 2017 is a big rule change again and they are reverting back to old school style, I think it will be better

    • @quachimba
      @quachimba Před 8 lety +1

      Guy Mann you are right my friend no doubt.

    • @birdland1752
      @birdland1752 Před 8 lety +5

      +GR27george1
      F1 died with the ridiculous anti-Schumacher rules around 2005. I stopped watching soon as Schumi retired in 2006. Lawn mower race today are a total joke. It is dead and nothing will bring it back in this new politically correct insane society we live in.

  • @hamlettelmah441
    @hamlettelmah441 Před 8 lety +32

    Michael Schumacher: “Mika Hakkinen was the best opponent (I’ve had) in terms of his quality, but the biggest admiration I had for him was we had 100% fight on track but a totally disciplined life off track. We respected each other highly and let each other live quietly.”

  • @d_d3vils932
    @d_d3vils932 Před 8 lety +33

    My favorite rivality, 2 guys with respect for each other :)

    • @sanfranfanad
      @sanfranfanad  Před 8 lety +17

      Yeah it was too great drivers who pushed each other to their limits but ultimately when it came down to it, they respected each other and that added to an already very special rivalry

  • @tarekel-maddah1737
    @tarekel-maddah1737 Před 8 lety +45

    I wasn't lucky to live at the 80's and watch Senna, Prost, Mansell and Picquet ... but I was lucky to see watch Schumacher vs Hakkinen

    • @MrMrm324
      @MrMrm324 Před 3 lety +1

      NO! Lucky you, I didn't get to witness none of that. All I got witness live is the V6T, so be greatful you were born when you were born. I'm the unlucky one!

    • @toronlister1222
      @toronlister1222 Před 2 lety

      Too bad you weren't alive in the 60s and 70s with sir Jackie Stewart before he started commenting with Chris economacki on wide world of sports

  • @YodaOnDMT
    @YodaOnDMT Před 8 lety +52

    This was one of the greatest rivalries in F1 history and it went largely unnoticed.
    But these two were very equally matched, very skilled and had great respect for each other.
    I think the respect is why it went unnoticed since other rivalries have been very bitter.

    • @shariqnaeem9308
      @shariqnaeem9308 Před 8 lety +8

      they enjoyed racing against each other and you could see it in their level of competition they were always trying to best the other and didn't have any issues with each other
      other rivalries tend to get very bitter and thus the drivers don't respect each other

    • @mechantl0up
      @mechantl0up Před 8 lety +3

      +Yoda on DMT In many of the races Häkkinen and Schumacher were so much quicker than their team mates that it was almost embarrassing to watch. Both had the unique ability to push at 100% through an entire race. Or like MSC commented after one of the Suzuka races, "we (he and Häkkinen) crammed out 40+ qualifying laps. The other guys just cruised around."

    • @YodaOnDMT
      @YodaOnDMT Před 8 lety +10

      Mechant Loup
      They were both amazing drivers.
      Sadly, Häkkinen seems to be a forgotten legend of F1.

    • @eriktransformer
      @eriktransformer Před 8 lety +4

      +Yoda on DMT He isn´t forgotten. Here in Germany he is still really famous and popular

  • @Mr18000rpm
    @Mr18000rpm Před 8 lety +44

    Mika was a great driver, hell of a nice guy too!!!

  • @scottwaszak698
    @scottwaszak698 Před 8 lety +26

    Jesus...just AMAZING how much better F1 was then.

  • @nourishmastery
    @nourishmastery Před 8 lety +24

    What I liked about Hakkinen is that he never complained when he got beaten by Schumacher. And of course Schumacher never complained when it was the other way around. That's why their rivalry was so good and enjoyable to watch. All other drivers cried a lot, especially Coulthard. To me that's the most annoying aspect of today's F1. Today, almost all the drivers whine about everything.

    • @fastcougar3200
      @fastcougar3200 Před 8 lety +6

      +MySubtleMind Coulthard crying and whining? Oh please, David was a gentleman and still is. And we all remember how Ferrari forced all Schumacher's teammates to let him pass in front a few of his championships were won that way. How many times Irvine or Barichello were forced to do that? Remember Austria 2001? Or when Baricello cried when Schumi has mugged him the victory in US? That is not a sport, that is some fucking comedia del'arte. Coulthard and Hakkinen were competing each other to be the numero 1 in the team, while at Ferrari Schumacher and his team-mates didn't.

  • @Balnazzardi
    @Balnazzardi Před 8 lety +115

    In all fairness in 2000 Mclaren's unreliability cost Mika the championship...but still great rivals and great times

    • @sanfranfanad
      @sanfranfanad  Před 8 lety

      That was 2001 not 2000 but still a valid point.

    • @Balnazzardi
      @Balnazzardi Před 8 lety +21

      SanFranFanAD actually it was in 2000 (the engine failure in Austria and Oil leak in Brazil caused DNF for Mika and Schumi won both of those first 2 races, so it already put Mika quite far and that engine failure in USA was the nail in the coffin)....2001 Mclaren wasnt even fast enough to compete with Ferrari.

    • @TheGel73
      @TheGel73 Před 8 lety +11

      +Balnazzardi Actually.. it was the previous year that Schumacher broke his leg that let Mika conquer another championship, if you remember the car was so good that Irvine almost conquer the championship against Mika! Next year with Schumi in his usual form and Ferrari with the upper hand on the previous year they started writing their era and legend. That being said, if McLaren Mercedes hadn't been forced to redesign and forbidden to innovate with their engine as they did the previous couple years in favour of the Reds that era may have taken quite a bit longer to establish for the Reds and may not even had been one either..

    • @sanfranfanad
      @sanfranfanad  Před 8 lety +4

      +Balnazzardi whilst that is true Schumacher actually had more retirements in 2000

    • @MacGovernor
      @MacGovernor Před 8 lety +1

      +SanFranFanAD The string of DNF's allowed Mika to gain in the championship after falling back by 26 points. MSC had two start crashes (much like Alonso in 2012 which ultimately caused the Spaniard to concede WDC to Vettel) and mechanical failures at Monaco and France. Mika's first half of the season was far from impressive as he was often outperformed by DC, however Mika took the upper hand towards the end.

  • @patrickdenengelse1469
    @patrickdenengelse1469 Před 8 lety +10

    I'm not a Michael Schumacher fan but that move especially on Mika at Monza and hear the Italian crowd roar and cheering. Amazing! Get well Michael !

  • @VenomCold
    @VenomCold Před 8 lety +34

    7:30 listen to those engines roaring .. man i miss those times

  • @ynwa1283
    @ynwa1283 Před 8 lety +13

    This, in my opinion, was the greatest motorsports rivalry of all time. It was during a special time for formula 1, involving special drivers and special manufacturers. Pure talent, pure chaos, pure racing. Nothing more, nothing less. Yes I am biased because this all happened when I was a child and I understand many will say "Prost vs. Senna" or "Lauda vs Hunt" etc. All of those were wonderful, but again, that's the point of MY opinion. And get well Michael!

  • @Orvieta
    @Orvieta Před 8 lety +13

    Schumacher-Hakkinen was more interesting than Schumacher-Hill. It does help of course that F1 still sounded like F1.

  • @happymatt2013
    @happymatt2013 Před 7 lety +6

    Mighty mighty battles between 2 of the best F1 warriors ever seen and through which I was privileged to have the chance to live in their times and see in action. 2000 season will be the one I will never forget, saw EVERY race and EVERY victory and the Japanese race when Schumi lifted the title for Ferrari was one of the happiest and joyful days of my life :)
    It was a shame that their battle didn't go full length in '99 when he had that crash at Silverstone and then didn't go on for years more after 2001 when Mika called it a day. But I savoured the moments we had them together on track and what fun and adventure it was.
    What we badly need to see now in F1 is Red Bull or Ferrari (or even McLaren come back to winning ways again) improve their packages and take the fight to Mercedes, we've seen the Merc inter-team battle between Hammy and Rosberg now for 3 years now. Apart from Nico having the upper hand this season, it's getting rather same-ish and 1-sided and another team challenging for the title is what we need to see to spice things up and cause a bit more of a stir.

  • @cemgokcan
    @cemgokcan Před 7 lety +8

    both great masters of f1. I salute them

  • @konigschumacher117
    @konigschumacher117 Před 7 lety +10

    The master of Rain! the memories...Michael come back soon!!

    • @TheGnfnrs
      @TheGnfnrs Před 3 lety +1

      The Rainmaster is Lewis Hamilton! He wins 16 of the last 17 Rainraces!

  • @Oric007
    @Oric007 Před 7 lety +18

    F1 best years was 80's to 2000's

  • @adamsjoberrg
    @adamsjoberrg Před 8 lety +5

    This is the F1 I grew up with...

  • @udipta21
    @udipta21 Před 8 lety +3

    Best rivalry ever. So much respect between them.

  • @jcjosepatan5
    @jcjosepatan5 Před 8 lety +26

    This is how Formula 1 cars should sound!

    • @MrTiti
      @MrTiti Před 7 lety

      listen to WW2 Tanks they sound even louder

    • @miy1925hassun
      @miy1925hassun Před 7 lety +2

      #FormulaTank #makeithappenFIA

  • @sergiomelendez3977
    @sergiomelendez3977 Před 8 lety +7

    Look at the amount of water on that track, who was complaining about racing on those conditions? NO ONE!

    • @LeLu1995
      @LeLu1995 Před 8 lety +5

      +Sergio Melendez oh they sure did

    • @quachimba
      @quachimba Před 8 lety

      +Sergio Melendez they did complain. But i don't see the difference they complain even now and race in the rain too.... so i'm unsure what you mean

  • @hamzterix
    @hamzterix Před 8 lety +6

    RainMaster #keepfighting

  • @thegr8one293
    @thegr8one293 Před 8 lety +4

    my greatest memory from F1 was watching Mika over the Michael & the backmarker in I maneuver.

  • @ajdprotocol
    @ajdprotocol Před 8 lety +3

    Buddy this Video Made my day, Thanks for making it.. Schumi and Mika were really amazing to watch

    • @sanfranfanad
      @sanfranfanad  Před 8 lety

      I'm really glad you enjoyed it! They were two of the best

  • @CleanPhilWanted
    @CleanPhilWanted Před 7 lety +1

    this is from back when I watched f1d. loved these two. thanks for posting

  • @marcusaureliusantoninusaug2161

    Great great memories, my late childhood and early youth was all about F1 and Michael. Unfortunately we never had a commentator like Murray Walker, undoubtedly the greatest F1 commentator of all time across a countries.
    He always was so pro Michael, such a nice contrast to every other commentator.
    Great times, back when F1 used to move people.

  • @TheGuitarrist2094
    @TheGuitarrist2094 Před 8 lety +1

    Good memories, so nostalgia.......Hakkinen was very well but Schumacher is the best of all the times in F1 History.

  • @srinitaaigaura
    @srinitaaigaura Před 8 lety +2

    @4:57 "The" overtake when Mika "Overtook the Michael"...

  • @viktornei
    @viktornei Před 2 lety +2

    Hakkinen vs Schumacher was the reason why I started watching Formula 1. Mika retired from Formula-1 way too early... WAAAAY TOO EARLY!

  • @VinayKumar-db4qz
    @VinayKumar-db4qz Před 8 lety +1

    wow, I still remember the time I saw these races live, and I enjoy it every time I see them.

  • @vikeng21
    @vikeng21 Před 8 lety +1

    Those were the golden years in F1 history. Two great drivers amazing rivalry. pity we don't have anybody left. Infighting is destroying F1.

  • @Supperbeta
    @Supperbeta Před 8 lety +9

    THIS is my childhood. Don't know if it was better or worse than today. I just know that those was the exciting days for me.

    • @jam-e-films3633
      @jam-e-films3633 Před 7 lety +6

      Better than today's F1, Now they get a 5 place grid penalty if they fix their fcking gearbox, ridiculous rules now.

    • @hraesvaelgrburzum7843
      @hraesvaelgrburzum7843 Před 7 lety

      me too

  • @euandykes
    @euandykes Před 8 lety +2

    Back in the days when the cars sounded like the God of Thunder spitting nails. Mika and Micheal where in a class of their own.

  • @nazakhlaken
    @nazakhlaken Před 8 lety

    currently watching this in 2016, i miss these moment so much.

  • @user-fhillssun
    @user-fhillssun Před 8 lety

    観てる間鳥肌立ちっぱなし この頃のF1は本当に面白かった

  • @Volas32
    @Volas32 Před 7 lety +4

    4:23 is how Max Verstrappen is defending these days too

  • @S.R.Crnt.
    @S.R.Crnt. Před 3 lety

    what a time those years were. Probably the greatest age in motorsport history. With F1 and WRC legends at their greatest. We haven't seen anything like this since.

  • @t3h51d3w1nd3r
    @t3h51d3w1nd3r Před 8 lety

    such good looking cars and they sound unreal

  • @Xidentals
    @Xidentals Před 8 lety +3

    6:18 this is how you have to take that corner entry

  • @greatwhiteshark8737
    @greatwhiteshark8737 Před 8 lety

    Just amazing

  • @joonasrytkonen9502
    @joonasrytkonen9502 Před 8 lety +6

    Correction, 1999 Häkkinen did not race against Schumacher for the championship. It was against Eddie Irvine. Schumacher was injured at the 1999 British grand prix and was away most of the season so the battle was between Irvine and Häkkinen

    • @sanfranfanad
      @sanfranfanad  Před 8 lety

      I'm aware of this but only had so much space to write. And the did start the season with some interesting battles.

    • @joonasrytkonen9502
      @joonasrytkonen9502 Před 8 lety +1

      Yep, true, they had good thing going on in the early parts of the season until the accident.

  • @raulxavier1271
    @raulxavier1271 Před 8 lety

    Listen to that sound!!

  • @brooklynCH4MP
    @brooklynCH4MP Před 8 lety +3

    murray dat little schumi-fanboy :)

  • @MrWeedWacky
    @MrWeedWacky Před 7 lety +1

    I would say that short time Schumacher and Senna drove against eachother with Prost and Mansel all there... that was Formula 1 at its absolute peak imo. 1991-1994, never did I see so many teams up in the top because of excellent drivers taking the cars beyond their limits.

  • @shevaadabdoelbasier7099
    @shevaadabdoelbasier7099 Před 8 lety +1

    the cars looked and sounded so much better back than

  • @falmark187
    @falmark187 Před 8 lety

    Back when F1 was truly great and fun to watch.

  • @w1nchester32
    @w1nchester32 Před 8 lety

    Thanks for the post SanFran! I once once watched these two drivers vying with one another trying to set the fastest lap in qualifying for a GP (sorry, I forget which one it was or when !). I am not a huge GP fan, but i was rivetted. First Haki went out set the fastest lap, came back in and chilled. Schui then went out and incredibly beat Haks time by a 1000th of a second! Hak then went out again and unbelievably went faster again by another couple of thousandth's!! This carried on for several more laps, each driver eeking out their lead by the most ridiculously miniscule time intervals. I watched in total awe and realised that these two drivers were at the top of their game, at the time, and were pushing at the very limit of what was humanly possible. Astonishing!

    • @sanfranfanad
      @sanfranfanad  Před 8 lety

      I'm glad I could bring back such great memories. These are truly to of the greatest ever to race!

  • @XReflexian
    @XReflexian Před 8 lety

    I so miss these times, great cars, great drivers and great races .... All seems so tame now and no reall competition going on in the front ... F1 needs some excitement again.

  • @infonet5706
    @infonet5706 Před 7 lety +4

    f1 looked so real then. don't feal the buzz anymore.

  • @viper1970025
    @viper1970025 Před 7 lety +2

    Michaels best race barca 1996 in the rain laped the field

  • @4bimmer_ee_bmw_tuning_parts

    V10 is music to my ears

  • @imhs81
    @imhs81 Před 8 lety +1

    these are the best times of F1!! if hakkinen didn't retire, he could have surpassed MS's 7 titles!!

  • @motou1
    @motou1 Před 7 lety +1

    This was real racing no bullshit drs or kers just a monster v10 and a skilled driver the shit boxes of the v6 era man what happend to f1 i know when i was a kid i used to get up in the night to watch races when it was outside europe now these days nahhhhh just glad to see young max bring a bit action and excitement back in the race

  • @mauvel
    @mauvel Před 8 lety

    Toda la emoción que vivimos con la rivalidad de estos dos enormes pilotos no sería nada si hubiese existido el DRS en esas épocas. Antes, se pilotaba con paciencia y el acoso inducía al error, ahí se veía a los grandes y los diferenciaba de los demás por su talento.
    All the excitement that we live with the rivalry of these two great drivers would be nothing if the DRS had existed in those times. Before, they piloted with patience and harassment induced error, the greats differed from the others by his talent.

  • @tombaht
    @tombaht Před 8 lety

    Oh those days.... Back in time when racing was racing. Those days are long gone, and i think that kind of racing will never return. There have been same kind of battles between Kimi, Fernando and Michael, but nothing like Mika and Michael. So sad.

  • @frenchboxer4ever
    @frenchboxer4ever Před 8 lety

    that's F1 sound!

  • @BigStru
    @BigStru Před 8 lety

    these were hard times to be a huge David Coulthard fan, you are a champion in my eye's DC. :(

  • @ambujsarkar6860
    @ambujsarkar6860 Před 8 lety

    Those V10 sounds incredible in comparison to today's V6+ turbo....thanks to God that I have seen that era of F1.

  • @andyangel2047
    @andyangel2047 Před 8 lety

    The sound of those cars was simply fantastic. The races often were boring though, agreed.

  • @arlindjax
    @arlindjax Před 7 lety +1

    I miss these years ... even the commentary was better back then

    • @miy1925hassun
      @miy1925hassun Před 7 lety

      Arlind Sadikaj Murray Walker just makes everything better.

  • @wilsonchagasneto4078
    @wilsonchagasneto4078 Před 8 lety

    For myself being Brazilian think this was the biggest caught between two drivers in F1 history.

  • @axemanracing6222
    @axemanracing6222 Před 8 lety +1

    7:08 Man, that engine sounds.

  • @LGMFerrari
    @LGMFerrari Před 8 lety

    Desde Adelaida `95 que Schumi a Mika son muy buenos amigos; rivales deportivos, pero personas amigas!!! :)

  • @SergePupko
    @SergePupko Před 8 lety +24

    God, I miss that sound... Right now F1 engines have no passion in them at all.. Listening too much to the hippies and environmental psychopaths. Bring back the V10's and and refueling!

    • @quachimba
      @quachimba Před 8 lety +2

      +Sergey Pupko Jr its called technology. Not sonic satisfaction to your ear drums. This sport is also a lot about technology. thats half the battle to say that it doesn't sound good to your ears means what? i don't understand?

    • @makaveli200369
      @makaveli200369 Před 8 lety +2

      +Sergey Pupko Jr I agree I miss that sound. I don't care what people say about technology. Would these same people be just as excited and passionate if the cars were completely silent? Screw that.

    • @quachimba
      @quachimba Před 8 lety +2

      yes i would just as people are interested in space when no sound exists there. It means nothing i'm here for the racing... not for sounds

    • @SergePupko
      @SergePupko Před 8 lety +1

      quachimba its sad though when you read 2016 regulations and they will add a special echaust piece that will amplify the sound because they got too much crap from fans for it... I guess its just me because Im old fashiomed and am unwilling to let go of the eargasms I used to get from proper F1 engine sound.

    • @birdland1752
      @birdland1752 Před 8 lety

      +quachimba
      Omg.. every comment you make is dumber than the last. Eat shit, smile and ask for more. College audiences are wonderfull.

  • @leon_de1650
    @leon_de1650 Před 7 lety

    posting this a few weeks after the Belgium gp 2016. just to make this clear I am against what verstappen did to raikonnen! but look at that first defense of Michael in spa.. same move and everybody cheers for him. but verstappen is being told he is crazy after his move. I don't understand the people

  • @nvstewart
    @nvstewart Před 8 lety

    Would love to see another Senna Vs Prost rivalry in F1.

  • @y2kazan868
    @y2kazan868 Před 8 lety

    Good old days

  • @kelvinmaseko2509
    @kelvinmaseko2509 Před 2 měsíci

    These guys were made for each other, like Ali and Frazier

  • @sanfranfanad
    @sanfranfanad  Před 8 lety +5

    If you enjoyed this please check out my 2015-16 season review and let me know what you think: czcams.com/video/knTzWtX4qlE/video.html

  • @raulxavier1271
    @raulxavier1271 Před 8 lety

    Holy Shit...just listen to that!!

  • @Juggernaut30
    @Juggernaut30 Před 8 lety +1

    As a Schumacher fan: 4:55 was one of the best moves in F1 history! And remember...that was without those stupid DRS!

    • @quachimba
      @quachimba Před 8 lety

      +Juggernaut30 whats stupid about DRS? it adds to the challenge..... it is just adjusting their rear wing in a ways to get less drag for that straight period.... they aren't allowede to just use it anytime and it was discovered by mistake... it actually adds to the excitement. Nothing wrong with technology. since thats what f1 is about

    • @edzgt5243
      @edzgt5243 Před 8 lety

      +quachimba its means they just wait for tthe straight before they overtake... boring

    • @quachimba
      @quachimba Před 8 lety

      so what? they all have drs... so it's like accelerating the earliest coming out of a turn. it's not like they allow DRS only for one car on the track then yes i would agree but not in this case. they are adding another variable to the mix that could never make the formula simpler

  • @viper1970025
    @viper1970025 Před 8 lety +1

    notting like a bit of rain

  • @jiteshwatwani23
    @jiteshwatwani23 Před 8 lety

    oh you God you!!! schumi Monza epic

  • @fitty77
    @fitty77 Před 8 lety +3

    Hakkinen was the only one that Schumacher have respected. Not even Senna had that... He was great both inside or outside the car.

    • @quachimba
      @quachimba Před 8 lety +1

      +fitty77 thats because senna was better than both of them

  • @naouzdabeast1339
    @naouzdabeast1339 Před 8 lety +1

    why at 08:40 mikka didnt stay inside the corner for defending? btw 2 legends remember those days when I was only 7 yrs old :s

  • @shravan338
    @shravan338 Před 8 lety +4

    Formula 1 at its level best...

  • @thunderationband128
    @thunderationband128 Před 8 lety

    To my knowledge Häkkinen participated in the F1-championships Schumacher won in 1994 and 1995. Obviously not as a rival, but still "against each other"

  • @nilz__
    @nilz__ Před 8 lety

    The best three things of that era were: Schumacher, Häkkinen and V10 engines. I'll miss you all equally!

  • @ezeqdece1957
    @ezeqdece1957 Před 8 lety +2

    the best exhaust sounds of engines were the old ones, today has no sense

    • @quachimba
      @quachimba Před 8 lety

      +Ezequiel Comercio today has technology that moves forward. Never stays still if it did stay still F1 would be boring and pointless.

    • @quachimba
      @quachimba Před 8 lety

      maybe it is to some people for me its racing. and that doesn't get boring nor pointless. I mean if its pointless it generates a lot of money and new technology. So maybe it is boring to some but i would find it hard to say it is pointless

    • @NoNameLeft1500
      @NoNameLeft1500 Před 8 lety

      +quachimba pushing a drs button and tires which don't let the drivers show who is the best on the most limit for the longest time (because the tires would be cooked after half a lap) .. has become more a show then racing for me... and I want see racing not show...

    • @quachimba
      @quachimba Před 8 lety

      i guess you just don't understand... If it was one driver getting it... I can understand your point and i would agree with you it takes away from the sportsmanship of the race. The whole point here is everyone gets it. In that sense it is just another added thing they have to consider and think about. Everything is equal so pushing a drs button or not isn't the point.. They push buttons for brake bias too .. that's not the point. the playing field hasn't become uneven. So it's not how you described it.. They have certain zones they can only use them in and in those zones they are usually straights... So just like a driver can get on the gas a bit earlier in the last turn before a straight and gain the advantage it's the same here.. they wait to get out of the last turn and into the drs zone and hit it at the right time. Pls it's not a boost of any sort like the Audi TT cup has. IT's an adjustment just like brake bias or the anti roll bars or camber etc. You are just changing one flap at the rear there's absolutely nothing wrong with that. and takes away from none of the racing. I find your opinion of it being a show shows that you don't understand F1 and racing at all if you seriously think drs is a show.

    • @NoNameLeft1500
      @NoNameLeft1500 Před 8 lety

      +quachimba adjusting brake bias or antiroll bars and such things.. are allowed always at all places..
      the thing with drs is .. it is only allowed at a specific place and the bigger impact is... it is only allowed for the guy who is following a car withing a second... if the guy in front would be also allowed to use it.. I wouldn't have any problem with it... but since it is only allowed for the guy behind... it doesn't matter for example if the guy in front can get out of the turn a bit better because the guy behind just drives by with his flaps opened...
      in the past planing an overtake took laps.. you had to analize and try .. you needed to put the guy in front into a compromising situation.. and took advantage.. you need an instinct for the gap that is opening into a turn...
      yes that might be booring for casual viewers who just want to see anything happen.. but it was amazing in terms of racecraft.. also an overtake was a spectacular thing.. like it should be... the guy behind was working hard for it.. and the guy in front was working hard to not let it happen... now the guy behind just need to be close.. push the button and drives by..
      another big problem are the tires... if the tires could hold driving on the limit.. then the guy in front might still have a chance.. if he just can handle driving on the limit better for a longer time... but now that would kill the tires and he wouldn't have any chance in a race then...
      I would be fine with drs allowed for overtaking lapped cars.. but not allowed in a battle for position
      you said the playing field hasn't become uneven.. that is the problem... it has to be uneven for racing.. that is what determines racing... the thing that there are people that can race better at the limit then others.. also that there are cars that are able to be driven faster then others is a big point of f1..
      for example in the past you had 2 fast guys in 2 fast cars.. it was clear that the championship should be between those 2 drivers and cars... now you can't even say who is fast.. you can only say who can save tires better and which car is able to save tires better... you don't need a good overtaking driver for that because.. it doesn't matter anylonger because if the guy is not a good overtaker he still can overtake because of drs...
      tires you can drive on the limit and no overtaking aids like drs.. and f1 would be great again... yes it would be booring for casual viewers.. but it would be great for seeing real racecraft again..
      I also wouldn't mind something like a push to pass button or boost or so...(like the kers in the past) ... if the drivers can use it how they want.. so also the guy in front can use it to make the gap bigger.. or what ever... or lets say.. something like you have 8 boosts available in a race.. how you use them is up to you... totally fine for me... but something like only people who are a second behind a car are allowed to use it is just trying to artificial bring the field closer together.. which is just wrong for racing... it is ok for gaming like mariokart or so.. where the drivers at the back get better items... so you have a fun time together..
      but for real racing it's just wrong..
      for example in 2004 or so.. yes you often saw them driving behind each other for lap after lap after lap after lap... but that ment both were driving on the edge without making mistakes.. and that is a skill... and if someone then even managed to overtake the other guy.. wooow what a spectacular thing.. it was amazing... it ment either he got the guy infront to make a mistake.. or he planned it for laps and waited to the moment were it was the right time and situation to make it happen... that is racing

  • @deadman7628
    @deadman7628 Před 8 lety +1

    Oh, I don`t think that McLaren had in 1999 the upper hand. If you rewatch the season, you will see, that they had technique issues and other stuff. Michael would become champion, but he had a issue in Silverstone too. The fact that even Eddie fought for the championship is a proof for that argument.

  • @eduardomergenperes5551

    I miss the old times in F1, when I was just a little guy watching those incredible battles on the track. This was the real F1, oh how I miss that...The last amazing F1 season was 2008 in my opinion...After that, I keep watching in a hope that maybe one day it will become the same as it used to be 10 years ago, but it is getting worse every year. To begin, the V6 turbo engine does not make a real F1 sound (it is not even close to the 80's V6 turbo) , and it is an indispensable detail in a show like F1.

    • @quachimba
      @quachimba Před 8 lety

      +Eduardo Peres how man? i thought F1 was about the driver and the engineer and technology... i really fail to see how sound of an engine affects this?

  • @Rosvolainen
    @Rosvolainen Před 8 lety

    A great rivalry and nice to see their respect off the track. I always hoped that Alonso vs Kimi would turn into something similar. Maybe there's hope for Hamilton vs Vettel.

  • @john-kl3ux
    @john-kl3ux Před 3 lety +1

    Austria 98, Argentina 98, luxembourg 98 also ding dong battles

  • @506thLittleberry
    @506thLittleberry Před 8 lety

    The 2nd clip in this video is actually against Irvine. That's the start of the 99 Japanese GP.

    • @sanfranfanad
      @sanfranfanad  Před 8 lety

      I knew Hakkinen was know for good starts but I struggled to find footage against a Ferrari but when I did I must of just assumed it was Schumacher. I should of checked my bad.

  • @tinotino3663
    @tinotino3663 Před 8 lety

    that ferrari looks gorgeous in rain.....

  • @fhouse13
    @fhouse13 Před 2 lety

    Rewatching this rivalry after watching Schumacher at Netflix.

  • @Michelle_Schu-blacka
    @Michelle_Schu-blacka Před 7 lety +1

    What were the years where McLaren had that really distinctive sounding Mercedes engine?

  • @AJZulu
    @AJZulu Před 8 lety

    I fucking miss this.

  • @DaveMcIroy
    @DaveMcIroy Před 8 lety +1

    The only thing you can say about Michael's career is, that he had no really big rival. Sure, Mika was great. But think about Senna and Schumacher in the same team. Whow!

    • @Mr18000rpm
      @Mr18000rpm Před 8 lety

      +DaveMcIroy Yes but Senna would not have let this happen unless Michael had a better car. To me, it wouldn't have made that much difference in their respective careers as by the time that this scenario was a possibility, Senna's career had peaked and Michael's was headed for the stratosphere....

  • @Gianttesticles
    @Gianttesticles Před 8 lety

    I miss the sound of Murry and the cars

  • @whitemike1337
    @whitemike1337 Před 8 lety

    mein gott ich bekomm fast nen ste.... das waren noch zeiten,... das war f1 und ich hab sie alle gesehn, wirklich jedes rennen von 1993-2006... jedes wochenende. nicht mit heute zu vergleichen. ich schau zwar immer noch jedes rennen an, weil ich die formel 1 einfach liebe. aber an diese zeiten, kommt die heutige f1 einfach nicht mehr ran. alles zu glatt, zu hochglanz, zu perfekt. schade eigentlich :-(

  • @tubadude07
    @tubadude07 Před 8 lety +1

    Dat Mercedes engine sound .

  • @Leon_der_Luftige
    @Leon_der_Luftige Před 7 lety +1

    What are the two commentators' names?

  • @Jarkko279
    @Jarkko279 Před 7 lety +1

    Lauda vs Hunt must have been pretty epic..

    • @sanfranfanad
      @sanfranfanad  Před 7 lety

      Would you like me to do Lauda Hunt and Senna Prost?

    • @Jarkko279
      @Jarkko279 Před 7 lety

      SanFranFanAD Sure! And while youre at it do Ali vs Smokin Joe Frazier! :)

    • @newnobee
      @newnobee Před 7 lety

      I´d prefer Lauda vs Prost instead! ;-)

  • @fernandofernandes2202
    @fernandofernandes2202 Před 3 lety

    Hakkinen era muito veloz porém na chuva não andava nada

  • @Raiden576
    @Raiden576 Před 8 lety

    The time F1 were cool...

  • @oskarparo4090
    @oskarparo4090 Před 8 lety

    what is the diference between those races and 2016 races? simply NO DRS

  • @jeremylong7311
    @jeremylong7311 Před rokem

    beginning of the video is somewhat misleading. Schumacher won the 94 and 95 championships against hakkinen

  • @toronlister1222
    @toronlister1222 Před 2 lety +1

    If the car pulls away then it deserves to be in front

  • @domusch111
    @domusch111 Před 2 lety +1

    I miss this F1! I miss love Mika and hate Schumacher ^^