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I’m worried that Kimi may struggle with the Mercedes just as Hamilton did, with their driving styles being similar. We’ll have to wait and see!

I wish every video you make wasnt the same... Once you talk about a driver once you use the same exact sentences everytime you talk about them again...

You should make a vid about how compatible the styles of the teammates this year are.

Carlos is an agressive understeer driver

how did you analyse understeer/oversteer

it would be really interesting to see a follow up of this for the rookies or maybe drivers who changed teams

There's no way you took FlyingF1nn Assetto Corsa onboards for Kimi's and Charles' racing style analysis😭

Bro why is this a re-upload

Can i ask, which driving style is the fastest?and by the way oove your videos.😊

Leclerc World Champion 2025🎉

One of the most dangerous drivers that have ever driven in Formula 1...

he felt like he was fast but such aggression only works short term

Obviously, he had smashing success with that!

His bravest move was on his buddy Alonso going one-handed 🤚thru Eau Rouge at Spa 🇧🇪 at full bloody speed! 😮 Possibly the bravest thing i saw live on tv 📺 😮

Aggressive is an understatement

Aggressively oversteering into the barrier driving style

Braking late and carrying entry speed, being slow mid-corner and agressive on the throttle means he will be hard to overtake no ?

He was so underrated, i loved the Kubica/Heidfeld line up. Should have had a win at least though.

The biggest thing was he was actually fast. But he was as you say super aggressive. His steering inputs, and initial steering, are crazy aggressive. But the big thing was that he was inconsistent in style. You could sit at a corner for a 5 laps, and see him taking 5 different lines.

Pastor was the single most talented driver I've ever seen! He was a monster, but he couldn't develop his talent. In GP2 he was learning English, he couldn't speak with his engineers. If he had the knowledge and work ethic of the typical F1 driver, he would have been multiple champion. He was sooo naive, Nicolas Todt screwed him royally... he was labeled pay-driver when there was no need to pay as everyone knew how talented he was, but Todt wanted the commission & that's how he ended up at Williams paying whopping $45mln!

Do you do individual analysis? I don’t have telemetry yet but I could send you some clips?

Off the wall, into the wall...

Yooo thanks for analysing my request

There's potential there

There's only one Pastor Maldonado

Lord Maldonado, the father of Goatifi, the man the myth the legend 🐐🐐🐐🐐

Others cars were his track limits which he was always hitting

Maldonado wasn’t slow, just super inconsistent and had a ton of bozo moments.

I know you analyse f1 driving styles, but the big question is, what is Wolfe f1 explained driving styles.

Maldonado was a really great driver, but he's so inconsistent

I guessed he had crashing style

This is wrong about him going slowly to accelerate and turn the car better He brakes early and brakes harder then needed There is one way to take a corner and he is doing it wrong

Logan Sargeant has an aggressively putting it into the bin driving style

Everyone rips on the less-than-top-tier F1 drivers. But remember, it's F1; even the trust fund babies that make it here are exceptionally talented. Fisichella was pretty bass-ass. He was basically the only teammate to Button to DESTROY him. Recall that Button kept up with Hamilton and even beam him one year (another year he was just two points behind). Button also performed very well relative to every teammate he ever had, except Fisi. Fisi was notable for being good at driving a "bad" car, just not an 'understeery' bad car. The greats are able to adapt their driving styles, that's the big difference. Alonso of course is able to do exactly that, but at least once it's cost him. He drove the understeering Renault extremely well but then he had to adapt to a totally different McLaren and was upstaged by a rookie.