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@@jessehitchcock9141 Ah, I do get asked that sometimes. It’s because my channel is an ASMR one. Most people have never heard of ASMR. If you don’t experience it, you won’t have heard of it, or be drawn to it. But anyway, thanks for watching!

@@steffanrosser7250 Well, you see, it’s all about personal taste. Tracks like Spa and Suzuka are favourites for most of the drivers, but as a spectator, I don’t want fast sweeping bends on a big track, which means less laps, less overtaking, and a shorter time length for the race. Spa in particular holds no appeal for me. Fun for the drivers, not so the spectators. For me anyway.

@alexandremathieu5541 Some interesting ones in there. Not just F1. I didn’t know the name of the circuit used for the Bathurst 1000, which I’ve watched bits of in the past. Nice long straights, with right angle turns. An interesting layout. I’ve had a bit of blow back for not having Spa in my top ten (though no backlash about Suzuka being absent), but it’s all about personal taste. The long fast sweeping bends might be fun to drive, but less so for entertaining spectating, in my view. Less laps and a quicker race, also add to me not liking Spa that much.

@@Belfastman1993 Personal taste I’m afraid. Which is what my list should be. Spa (along with Suzuka) has never thrilled me, despite all the hype. Probably fun to drive it, but not to watch. With only 43 odd laps, you don’t get much bang for your buck as a spectator. It’s just too long a track to get me engaged. I don’t see the appeal as a spectator, at home or in person. Fun corners to drive maybe, but not to watch. For me anyway.

@@JulianaFrith That’s very nice to hear, thank you.

@@grahamkort4908 Thank you! I see that you have Suzuka and Spa in your top 10. Most people would I think. But as you say, so many circuits of different types means that everyone’s top tens can be so different. 1990 onwards Interlagos would be just outside my top 10. Jerez; I like the circuit, but only because of the memories of the amazing 1986 race.

@laws8117 Thank you! The 2025 rookies is a good idea, yes. And top seasons too. I’ve done a few seasons already.. 82, 84, 89, 91, 21, so far.

@es14hellothere Indeed. Who wouldn’t want one?!

@@chris_hlmn Thank you!

@ThatOneTankFan Thank you! That’s an old video that one. Glad to see it getting noticed.

@@samuelivascu7633 Not sure if you mean a specific track. They all go over the limits, especially Lando. But only Max deliberately pushes people off track. In Brazil, he shoved Lewis half way to Rio!

@@NoahReeder-rq7oe Thank you for saying so.

W11 is the best car ever it defied physics

​@@baz._3972gentlemen, gentlemen. Please. We can all agree the Dacia Sandero never got it's chance but if it did it would've blown your fisher price toys out of the water

@@CJ-hd8ri Forever? Possibly. We’ll see…

@@ianhershberger6376 I pretty much agree with all that. Throughout the season, Max had more bad luck than Lewis, but I believe the better car for the majority of the year also.

@@lucia6888 Thank you! And thanks for telling me your location. Always interesting to know.

@MarinMixes That’s a good point. Rather than halves though, I would have scored it out of 20. I should have definitely done that, for the extra nuance it provides.

@@jimmyboy86 Ah yes, of course. It all makes sense now! Thanks for the info.

@@RVM28_PT Thank you! I will.

@@gabrielhynes5180 Ah, but Norris would have won more without bad luck, bad team strategy, or torpedo Max. I should have given Leclerc a 9 also, I accept that. (I’ve had a number of comments saying that!). You mention Canada being unlucky for Leclerc, but what about Norris? He was miles out in front. So far out in front that the safety car came out too late for him to dive into the pits. He then trailed around behind the safety car for half a lap and lost out to Max. Silverstone too would have been a Norris win if the team hadn’t messed up the strategy. And he would have won in Austria had Max not moved late. .. and then Mexico.. and Spain.. There were numerous other races too, that he lost through no fault of his own. We’ll see how Leclerc does if his Ferrari is a championship winning one next year. He made mistakes in 2022, when he had a champion car. France, most notably. But I still rate Leclerc very highly and expect him to beat a flagging Hamilton. The only criticism that I would level at Norris is his inability to match Max when playing dirty with combat on the track. And trying to overtake Max around the outside. That’s never going to work against a driving personality like Max. Senna was exactly the same.

@@BattalionRustASMR Norris had some bad luck, but not that much. He only one Miami because of the same thing that happened in Canada. So it's tit for tat when it comes to Canada. And yes he had bad luck in Austria, but there's bad luck everywhere. Other drivers had mechanical dnf's when Norris didn't. Also, his bad luck through strategy was mainly changeable condition calls that were wrong, but thats also partly his fault because he is the one driving on the track. In Mexico, sure, that was some bad luck with Max's dirty tricks, but he should've past him anyways, I mean Carlos did with a worse car. And Norris' starts were so bad that I honestly can't overlook his amazing qualifying performances.

@ Yes, Lando’s starts were truly awful, but as regards Canada; that was far more bad luck for Lando than the good fortune he had at the start in Miami. A race he was quick enough to win anyway.

@@viirtualiized2495 Yes, I agree that I should have put Leclerc on a 9. Many have commented on that! Been well and truly slapped for the 8. The Bearman Sainz thing. Yes, only three races for Bearman, but he certainly impressed. And in two different teams.

@@ParkerTolin Indeed. All good stuff. A long season allows for a lot of to and fro as regards who is on top at any time. And I love that.

This to say that Leclerc’s season was at least as good as Norris, if not better. Max also deserved a higher mark, been gaslighted the whole year by british media but he destroyed them at the end. Brits should calm down a bit, Hamilton is still the best of them all. Russel’s behaviour was quite embarassing this season, hope Antonelli will give him some challenges nexy year… good video anyway!

@@andreabyron21 Thanks. Yes, I would agree that Leclerc should have been a 9 as well. I’ve had a few comments about that! But I disagree that Max has been attacked at all by the British press. Sky in particular is always impartial. However, I would be surprised if the Dutch media has been impartial at all. Max’s questionable torpedo defence.. that even Jos said was over the top! .. takes him down from a ten for me. Other than that, he’s been as good as ever. Just my opinion obviously.

@@danielkastler3868 It was certainly very close between them. I should have given Leclerc a 9 also. 2025 has some amazing match ups. It should be the best season for some time.

@MK-rw1on At times yes, but over the whole season.. But that could just be because Ocon and Alpine were drifting apart.

@BattalionRustASMR yeah Ocon definitely drifted his focus but, that shouldn't affect your rating as you're rating him on how his season went and what you see so I think it's a fair rating you gave

@@elianioriofarrell Yes, I should have given Leclerc a 9. Alongside Max and Lando.

@BattalionRustASMR I agree yes but, you gave him deserved praise in the video nonetheless :)

@cianosullivan3848 Yes, I thought the commentator must have been wrong on Sky about Bortoleto being first to do it. Thanks.

@es14hellothere Thanks for staying! I’ve certainly appreciated all your comments over that time.

@@Amanda-re1gr Thank you! That feedback is great to hear. It’s always nice when you discover a new trigger.

@@MotocrossRacingOnline Thank you! Roll on 2025..

@theimmortaldavefuckinmiller Oh yes, I did! That’s unfortunate for Sargeant. I had him on his own on zero, poor fella.

@kyrsgaming For me, they were the enemy; back in the Mansell/ Williams days. But not now. I wanted them to win.

@@roscoeswrld5953 Ah, I see. Thanks for the info. I knew there must be a reason. F1 teams don’t name and number their cars like mobile phone companies do; totally random!

those exact I think are 1:43 scale bburago models, you can buy them on F1 store but preferably from some local retailer since it will be much cheaper

@ cheers big man 🤙🤙 I wanna see if they have the classics too

They will have the classics, aswell as sports cars and other random cars

@@roscoeswrld5953 just checked and they're pretty expensive but i guess thats the sport

@@harlyn101 Bburago, yes. And you can also get them in many simple toy shops, though I tell my son that they are not toys! I normally get them for about £10. In shop or on Amazon, is normally the same. They’re really good and much better than the old die cast models that I used to buy at circuits 20 years ago. I have them take turns being displayed on my PC desk.

@Danielle_1060 Hello there.

@@BenSamara Indeed. A great memory game.

@@elianioriofarrell Yes, Piastri could well be slightly quicker next year. Not by a lot though. I would still give Norris the slight edge over him. As regards Sauber celebrations, I still feel like they should be tempered. After all, it’s a team performance, not just a car performance. As all teams like to reiterate. So the whole team should feel sheepish about this year.

@BattalionRustASMR the mechanics for example can only do so much when they're given a bad car, and so will celebrate it when the result is maximised.

@@elianioriofarrell True, to a certain extent. Though those same mechanics are applauded when a very good car design wins races, despite it really being down to the car. And didn’t Sauber have some terrible pit stops early in the year?

@BattalionRustASMR they did have terrible pitstops but that was due to a badly designed hub and doesn't mean they can't celebrate a good result when all pitstops since have been pretty much flawless since they got a red bull mechanic in charge. That's not relevant. And the mechanics aren't celebrated when a good car wins, for the car, they're celebrated because they did their jobs perfectly to achieve that result, and so in that race in qatar, they did the same, and are well within their rights to celebrate it like a win because it was the equivalent for that car

@@elianioriofarrell Maybe I’m being too harsh, but the sight of a professional F1 team celebrating because they scored 4 points all season, is hard to watch. They win as a team.. and therefore have been losing as a team.

@@coracaldwell41 Yes, that’s a good point, but the previous Hamilton wins, along with all the Mansell wins, were built on pure speed. The fastest on the day. This win was different, which was a shame.

@@roscoeswrld5953 The points in F2 are indeed amazing. Reminds me of Lauda beating Prost by half a point in the 1984 F1 Champs.

@@roscoeswrld5953 certainly interesting facts. Thanks for those. They show just how woeful Perez has been.

@@FedeDragon_ Well, maybe, but I can’t see him having a good result to go out on. Not in his current negative mindset.

@@thejim478 Thanks, I will!

@@williamfraser4070 I haven’t watched it yet, but will do so in the next few days. I’ll probably then do video on it. Seems to be highly rated.

@ that would be awesome mate!

@@teddybear9029 Indeed Ted. How we miss all those characters. All the ones I grew up with are now either dead or in gaol! Apart from my Swap Shop buddy, Edmonds, of course.

Welcome to the party pal!

@@ElliotFordeMcr To quote Bruce Willis in Die Hard!

@@PlayinFreak Thanks for tuning in.. and the words. And the score!