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McLaren on track to the top, he says, three years ago. How right!

ATENTION misleading title no thumbs up no subscription. ... Capito ???

imagine him uploading Franco Colapinto

What got Ron Dennis the massive success at McLaren is also what brough him down. This is common amongst driven, highly successful people. It's just the way it is.

theyre not that ugly lmao, i honestly think raised nose cars (09-13) are uglier. except for caterham, that shit was hideous

McLaren winning in 2024 with a customer engine Yikes

3:37 the lotus is a snake (dont snakes have 2 d*cks)

3:34 this straight up looks like a weird a** toilet seat

yes, don't ever get backsh*t

You forgot in 2009 kubica was overtaking vettel for p2 in Australia and collided with vettel when he had a chance to win, imo that was a season highlight

Great video and content. There's a fascinating interview with RD, where he talks about his history in the sport.

Kick someone when they’re down a bad habit he might be a little bit naughty but how many McLaren’s secrets left with John Barnard ? Ron has more sides to him than is obvious a very caring man at times did a lot for Frank Williams after his accident taught a lot of people about management of their respective roles in Motor Sport clever man 🧍‍♂️

The video title is misleading.......i must skip this channel in future

Good video

Maybe not a likeable man but a very capable man indeed who created something very special and totally moved the world of F1 on dramatically in the 80s/90s. Arguably the best team principal ever.

How flat can you be to have a video criticizing a man like Ron Dennis. Maybe you can justify by being too young and as such, is more concerned about clicks than accuracy. But Ron Dennis came from the bottom of the ladder in motorsports, and transformed McLaren, from an almost bankrupt team fighting in the mid-field after the glorious years of Emerson and Hunt and Teddy Meyer, into a super power team that now expands and is represented in so many other ventures outside a race track. And his demise? I bet he is barely concerned about this current life. Respect the legacy he created, because if it was not for him and his Project 4, McLaren would nit even be around today

I guess a but sore Spaniard did this. Ron Dennis is as important to McLaren as Bruce was. Zac Brown is a nobody.

They started in 1963 they were going 60 years last year

I want to tell you something that would make this sport huge and that’s the size of the car. The people I met that have seen the cars including myself were shocked out how little they were. Size matters! Matter of fact the size of the car matters even more than speed. Making them a visual spectacle is so important and everything to a lot of people. What I mean is I want to see these cars double the size. Instead of being the size of a big go cart make them the size of a 77’ Lincoln continental. It would be so impressive to walk up and see one of these cars. Yes they would be 20-30mph slower but at this point you would be surprised at how many people don’t care including the fans. I think if they made these cars very large and they were all a legal size it would just be a much better race. The top speed really is not what the racing is all about to the fans it’s about dicing it up and fighting for the lead whether the speed is 150 or 250. It just doesn’t matter to anyone. They went in the wrong direction to get the cars to handle at these speeds so going to this larger size would be a challenge but it would have its advantages such as safety being one of them and more room to add special features on the car. I know I will never see this but when I see a car I want it to be larger than life

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Good video. Thanks.

Max: and i took that personally

Dennis was a legend

good thing he didnt mention the new kick sauber.... uhh. forget it

Scarbs called it in November 2013 when he released sketches of what the 2014 cars would look like and as usual he was right. When I read that Scarbs article in November 2013 combined with the new engine regs I checked out of Formula 1 interest and swore off watching the season two months before it started. The only thing that brought me back to watching F1 in 2014 was when Mercedes revealed their dickless W05 that actually became quite beautiful by the end of that year. …That and watching Red Bull get f**ked.

2023 cars have that blown diffuser sound too.

2023 Kubica win WEC :p

You have my total respect

Kubica the best

Hes never going to be like Hamilton material 😂

The only driver who could battle Lewis in equal machinery without crashes or problems like in 2007 or 2016.

And now he's getting destroyed again.

Yo Raian, can you get me unbanned? Im currently unable to be seen in the Live Chat of Racing Statistics. Please unban, thanks.

Bro f1 2014 ramrod violator nose looks goofy 😂😂😂😂

What a fantastic piece of engineering by Adrian newey, unbelievable all the cars he was a part of Williams FW14 and FW15 Mclaren MP4/13 and the RB cars, RB7 and RB18 and 19 are 🤌🏼🤌🏼 in my eyes the greats F1 engineer !!

And now 2022-2023 dominating Honda engine again, it’s like a new whole next level.

Kubica is a legend for me and my authority. He should be an example that you should never give up

Wasn't Sauber in 2004 essentially a blue Ferrari? In the early-2000s BMW easily had the strongest (but not the most reliable) engine, so they felt the relatively weak Williams chassis was letting them down. Therefore they were hoping Sauber was a better option, but in the end they didn't even get to enjoy the success they had with Williams. They were making progress, though. As early as 2006 they had a car that was able to challenge the leaders occasionally (fuel-corrected Heidfeld would be on pole in Italy, but his race was then a disaster). 2008 was their breakthrough year, although they were still some tenths off the leaders' pace. This makes it more understandable why BMW decided to focus on the 2009 car. They were wrong, though, for two reasons. First, in 2008 both Hamilton and Massa messed up a lot, so even with a slightly slower car Kubica would have had a genuine chance of winning the title. Second, the 2009 rule changes were massive and would likely stir up the order. BMW undoubtedly thought that they would be one of the winners as they had been focusing on the 2009 car early, but their bulky design was very unimpressive. Having missed the double-diffuser trick didn't help of course, but so did Red Bull and they were still competitive. It's sad that BMW decided to immediately throw the towel.

The BMW V10 in the early 2000’s was the most powerful engine

Thanks for this video! I know that it's a couple of years old but I recently got into F1 and this McLaren/Honda "disaster" keeps getting mentioned, especially now with Honda teaming up for 2026 with Aston Martin, so I had to find a way to educate myself about what happened. Great video and very informative! Thanks again!

He's his own driver and man having a kid has given him a hint of his Dad about him. We get to see a bit of Jan's smile in KMag this time around. Before his Haas return, the racing and career was the most important thing in his life, now he has a family. Context and perspective - we know these drivers from such a young age these days, that we're following their 'special aging process' and seeing how they become the finished product that in the past, was the only one we saw. Not to say the rest weren't there, but in our own youth we may have been more focussed ourselves on the glorious fight for the top more than the 'also rans'..

He's never shown the race craft of a champion. He's a genius in qualifying when he has the equipment

After watching that nonsense at 2023 Australia with that monster pile-up, a very based video. A result should try to reflect who earned what on merit, not just whacky excitement for idiots to argue over

He retired a happy man.

incredible prediction