You hit the nail on the head there dude! As well as dancing around as a 'collection' designer for the famous haute couture fashion house, 'Christian Dior', another 3 years on The Grid: Ferrari red's the colour, F1 Grand Prix's the game, When y'hear Sir LionHeart holler, "Winning is my name!" Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha!😅 Remember, Sir 'LionHeart' Lewis is The First Ever and To Date, The Only F1 GP 'CENTURION' 104×F1 GP POLE POSITIONS 105×F1 GP VICTORIES 176×F1 GP FRONT ROW 'STARTS' 201×F1 GP PODIUM FINISHES 7/8×F1 GP WDC TITLE WINS: 2008; 2014;2015; 2017; 2018; 2019; 2020; [2021?] 6×F1 GP 'GRAND SLAMS' i)F1 GP POLE ii)F1 GP FASTEST LAP iii)F1 GP LEAD EVERY LAP 'FROM START TO FINISH' iv)F1 GP VICTORY 2014Malaysia Kuala Lumpur; 2015Italy Monza; 2017China Shanghai; 2017Canada Montreal; 2017Britain Silverstone; 2019Abu Dhabi Yas Marina *All accomplished in a single Grand Prix on The FiA annual calendar. Doesn't really need saying any more . . .
Whos classier than Lewis? Stories like this just show how much character he has as a man and a great human being. S.L.H is GOATED. The hatred and jealousy that is shown to him is sickening. Doesn't matter how anyone feels about him, he's the best to ever do it. Point blank period
@@coupewiddakit7007Pure jealously is shown to him even by the British media calling him a tax evasionist. When that narrative has been debunked, but you wanna know why it was weird, his teammates Button leaved in Monaco also but he wasn't called that only Lewis was. Wierd coincidence heh
@@Don-Royall I get t that he had been through hate. I’m black myself and I understand what it feels like being a minority in a white mans sport. But i believe most Hamilton fans have lost touch with reality when it comes to formula 1 and its history. I can never peacefully debate a Hamilton fanboy about a disagreement because they don’t really know much about the history of Motorsports in general. Just being honest.
@@Don-Royall I get that he has been through hate. I’m black myself and I understand what it feels like being a minority in a white mans sport. But i believe most Hamilton fans have lost touch with reality when it comes to formula 1 and its history. I can never peacefully debate a Hamilton fanboy about a disagreement because they don’t really know much about the history of Motorsports in general. Just being honest.
@@coupewiddakit7007 You delude yourself, Hamilton haters are actually more deluded than his fans. Nobody need a history lesson on motorsport, only a history lesson on F1 is enough. The body of work of Lewis is categorically unmatched except two people in Prost and Jim Clark. When you use every single metre together he comes out on top. So where is the delusional. Please try and refute my claim, it would be interesting.
One thing about Ollie is that he is just as friendly and nice in person in a conversation as he is on your podcast on TV. Truly, one of the nicest guys I’ve met in the sport. He’s going to be a huge star and very popular with fans and sponsors if he can back up that winning personality with great driving in F1. His outstanding drive in place of Carlos for Ferrari in Jeddah and the laptimes in his FP1s, which are just about on pace with the full-time Haas drivers, are very encouraging.
Back in the day F1 world champions took on the responsibility of traveling around the world and being an advocate for the sport after they won the championship. Feels like modern F1 could use a bit more of this, but nice to see that drivers like Lewis (and I’m sure others as well) are taking the time to send some personalized messages and such to upcoming drivers.
@@DBicakci yea Seb does a good job being a champion, at least for egas and environmental stuff - I dunno how much he does to bring Motorsport to peeps that don’t already watch. But it’s a good effort. I feel like if egas and/or ethanol was used instead of going so far into this hybrid stuff F1 would be a lot more interesting.
They don’t need that anymore. They have social media that can reach the entire world in an instant. Also for all its faults DTS has been huge for the sports growth. I have people asking me about F1 that I never would’ve dreamed would care about racing because of that show. I’m not saying it’s not a good thing when the best reach out and become ambassadors of the sport but it’s just not necessary for the sport to succeed.
@@fragdudeIt’s been pretty interesting the last few rounds. Could the racing be a bit more agile? Yes. But all they needed to make it compelling was Red Bull knocked down a peg. For the first time in what feels like ten years I turn on the tv and I’m not sure who’s going to win.
@@stormageddon248 DTS has def been helpful, but I get the feeling that the majority of people that come from it were brought in by off-track drama. Def not all, but there is only so much about the actual sport that is covered (and I don’t even blame the show - the management around the drivers/team peeps & how secretive they are makes any other angle harder to cover). That being said I definitely think there is still a lot more that could be done in terms of outreach. Could be stuff as simple as going to various other sporting events and getting in front of the camera and saying some stuff. Yea, Red Bull not being the team that wins definitely makes things way more interesting. Can’t forget that when Max was dominating he would put in fantastic drives that were great to watch + there would be a bunch of battles elsewhere on the grid.
I genuinely don’t get the hate towards Lewis , he’s never rude or disrespectful to anyone, doesn’t get involved in childish arguments, and has proved his class without doubt , I want to believe so much the negative views are not because of his colour , but hate the fact it could be , which is utterly disgusting if so
@@pablokenzie47I do genuinely think it’s that. He’s dresses like a bellend but I’ve supported the guy since 2007 and will until he retires. Shame we only got one season of max vs Lewis tbh! Two different personalities. Max the young hothead, Lewis the cool, calm collected type, both legends and they changed the regs and ruined everything. But that’s f1. Give two drivers like Lewis and max a good car and they will dominate.
It's envy as well as a feeling from his detractors that he doesn't belong. He's not what they're used to or what they know. And the fact that this "outsider" is tops of all the records causes resentment in them.
I just love the going guns coming through each one actually believes they could win a title & each one is a bloody gun. I can't wait for the future of looks incredible.
What's going on with his accent? I'm not a native English speaker so can somebody tell me what accent does he have? It's sounds sort of weird to me, maybe it's just very very posh or something...
Ollie does indeed have a unique accent. He is British born and bred, he probably started out speaking a semi-posh but not very remarkable Southern English dialect. He's from Chelmsford, which is the "posh" part of Essex, but certainly nothing compared to true upper-class places like Oxford or Sussex. But Ollie has been living in Modena for a few years, and spending a lot of time in Northern Italy as a Ferrari Academy driver, and it seems like he's adopted not only a bit of an Italian accent, but also some continental language quirks. For example, in a sentence where he lists a series of things, he often ends it with "...and things like this", which sounds more like something Charles Leclerc would say than a native Brit. A bog-standard Brit would instead stay "...and things like that", and Russell and Albon would idiosyncratically say "...and them things". Speaking of the similarity to Leclerc- honestly, to my ears Ollie's way of speaking sounds more French than Italian, which doesn't make sense considering he's living in Italy and not France, but that's just the way I hear it. Listen to Ollie say words like "year" or "person" - close your eyes and you might swear it was a French person speaking.
He’s from Chelmsford, Essex (England) originally but has spent the last few years living in Italy as part of the Ferrari Driver Academy and whilst racing for Prema. He seems to have picked up some bits of the inflections and sayings whilst living there that you wouldn’t expect someone who’s only lived in Britain.
He is British from London area but I believe he lives in Italy so there may be some accent differences from living there. He definitely has a posh twang to his voice
For a racing driver the effort doesnt come from racing in F1 instead from the 15 years they have been training leading up to it. Competing in F3 and F2 is enough to have interesting viewpoints on being a high performance athlete.
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You hit the nail on the head there dude!
As well as dancing around as a 'collection' designer for the famous haute couture fashion house, 'Christian Dior', another 3 years on The Grid:
Ferrari red's the colour,
F1 Grand Prix's the game,
When y'hear Sir LionHeart holler,
"Winning is my name!"
Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha!😅
Remember, Sir 'LionHeart' Lewis is The First Ever and To Date, The Only F1 GP 'CENTURION'
104×F1 GP POLE POSITIONS
105×F1 GP VICTORIES
176×F1 GP FRONT ROW 'STARTS'
201×F1 GP PODIUM FINISHES
7/8×F1 GP WDC TITLE WINS:
2008; 2014;2015; 2017; 2018; 2019; 2020; [2021?]
6×F1 GP 'GRAND SLAMS'
i)F1 GP POLE
ii)F1 GP FASTEST LAP
iii)F1 GP LEAD EVERY LAP 'FROM START TO FINISH'
iv)F1 GP VICTORY
2014Malaysia Kuala Lumpur; 2015Italy Monza; 2017China Shanghai; 2017Canada Montreal; 2017Britain Silverstone; 2019Abu Dhabi Yas Marina
*All accomplished in a single Grand Prix on The FiA annual calendar.
Doesn't really need saying any more . . .
Whos classier than Lewis? Stories like this just show how much character he has as a man and a great human being. S.L.H is GOATED. The hatred and jealousy that is shown to him is sickening. Doesn't matter how anyone feels about him, he's the best to ever do it. Point blank period
You sound like a non f1 fan
@@coupewiddakit7007Pure jealously is shown to him even by the British media calling him a tax evasionist.
When that narrative has been debunked, but you wanna know why it was weird, his teammates Button leaved in Monaco also but he wasn't called that only Lewis was.
Wierd coincidence heh
@@Don-Royall I get t that he had been through hate. I’m black myself and I understand what it feels like being a minority in a white mans sport. But i believe most Hamilton fans have lost touch with reality when it comes to formula 1 and its history. I can never peacefully debate a Hamilton fanboy about a disagreement because they don’t really know much about the history of Motorsports in general. Just being honest.
@@Don-Royall I get that he has been through hate. I’m black myself and I understand what it feels like being a minority in a white mans sport. But i believe most Hamilton fans have lost touch with reality when it comes to formula 1 and its history. I can never peacefully debate a Hamilton fanboy about a disagreement because they don’t really know much about the history of Motorsports in general. Just being honest.
@@coupewiddakit7007 You delude yourself, Hamilton haters are actually more deluded than his fans.
Nobody need a history lesson on motorsport, only a history lesson on F1 is enough.
The body of work of Lewis is categorically unmatched except two people in Prost and Jim Clark.
When you use every single metre together he comes out on top.
So where is the delusional.
Please try and refute my claim, it would be interesting.
One thing about Ollie is that he is just as friendly and nice in person in a conversation as he is on your podcast on TV. Truly, one of the nicest guys I’ve met in the sport. He’s going to be a huge star and very popular with fans and sponsors if he can back up that winning personality with great driving in F1.
His outstanding drive in place of Carlos for Ferrari in Jeddah and the laptimes in his FP1s, which are just about on pace with the full-time Haas drivers, are very encouraging.
This guy was the exact opposite of dissapointment.
Agreed.
Appointment
Back in the day F1 world champions took on the responsibility of traveling around the world and being an advocate for the sport after they won the championship.
Feels like modern F1 could use a bit more of this, but nice to see that drivers like Lewis (and I’m sure others as well) are taking the time to send some personalized messages and such to upcoming drivers.
Vettel always did it and still doing. Others got to do as well. Its a competition but shouldn't be afraid of someone getting better than you.
@@DBicakci yea Seb does a good job being a champion, at least for egas and environmental stuff - I dunno how much he does to bring Motorsport to peeps that don’t already watch.
But it’s a good effort. I feel like if egas and/or ethanol was used instead of going so far into this hybrid stuff F1 would be a lot more interesting.
They don’t need that anymore. They have social media that can reach the entire world in an instant. Also for all its faults DTS has been huge for the sports growth. I have people asking me about F1 that I never would’ve dreamed would care about racing because of that show. I’m not saying it’s not a good thing when the best reach out and become ambassadors of the sport but it’s just not necessary for the sport to succeed.
@@fragdudeIt’s been pretty interesting the last few rounds. Could the racing be a bit more agile? Yes. But all they needed to make it compelling was Red Bull knocked down a peg. For the first time in what feels like ten years I turn on the tv and I’m not sure who’s going to win.
@@stormageddon248 DTS has def been helpful, but I get the feeling that the majority of people that come from it were brought in by off-track drama. Def not all, but there is only so much about the actual sport that is covered (and I don’t even blame the show - the management around the drivers/team peeps & how secretive they are makes any other angle harder to cover).
That being said I definitely think there is still a lot more that could be done in terms of outreach. Could be stuff as simple as going to various other sporting events and getting in front of the camera and saying some stuff.
Yea, Red Bull not being the team that wins definitely makes things way more interesting. Can’t forget that when Max was dominating he would put in fantastic drives that were great to watch + there would be a bunch of battles elsewhere on the grid.
Greaf Interview. Ollie is such a cool guy
I genuinely don’t get the hate towards Lewis , he’s never rude or disrespectful to anyone, doesn’t get involved in childish arguments, and has proved his class without doubt , I want to believe so much the negative views are not because of his colour , but hate the fact it could be , which is utterly disgusting if so
He has the wrong skin colour, its noting more than that.
@@pablokenzie47I do genuinely think it’s that. He’s dresses like a bellend but I’ve supported the guy since 2007 and will until he retires. Shame we only got one season of max vs Lewis tbh! Two different personalities. Max the young hothead, Lewis the cool, calm collected type, both legends and they changed the regs and ruined everything. But that’s f1. Give two drivers like Lewis and max a good car and they will dominate.
It's envy as well as a feeling from his detractors that he doesn't belong. He's not what they're used to or what they know. And the fact that this "outsider" is tops of all the records causes resentment in them.
@@pablokenzie47 spot on
Him drinking his tea is so British of him
0:20 Can't disagree with ollie with this. The 2007-2013 mclaren livery is the best livery. Great color and iconic sponsor as well.
How can people hate on Lewis
Him speaking about Arthur 😭 I miss them together
Wait, this Ollie guy stabs John Snow in the heart and now gets to drive in Formula 1.
Ok, im watching the full video ! Better mention that Bearman had to drive Carlos' steering wheel ;)
Very polite well spoken young man, got a extremely bright future ahead of him can’t wait to see him battling out on track
Ollie was incredible... btw about lewis... shows how class of a person he is...
You have expressed your thoughts very well
You should post the interview here
Can your get an interview with Hannah Schmitz or GP at Red Bull. That would be amazing.
I just love the going guns coming through each one actually believes they could win a title & each one is a bloody gun. I can't wait for the future of looks incredible.
Full episode?
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@@HighPerformancePodcast what about us luddite plebs on youtube?'
@@andrewharrison7767 It'll be out in a few weeks duh
What's going on with his accent?
I'm not a native English speaker so can somebody tell me what accent does he have? It's sounds sort of weird to me, maybe it's just very very posh or something...
Ollie does indeed have a unique accent. He is British born and bred, he probably started out speaking a semi-posh but not very remarkable Southern English dialect. He's from Chelmsford, which is the "posh" part of Essex, but certainly nothing compared to true upper-class places like Oxford or Sussex.
But Ollie has been living in Modena for a few years, and spending a lot of time in Northern Italy as a Ferrari Academy driver, and it seems like he's adopted not only a bit of an Italian accent, but also some continental language quirks. For example, in a sentence where he lists a series of things, he often ends it with "...and things like this", which sounds more like something Charles Leclerc would say than a native Brit. A bog-standard Brit would instead stay "...and things like that", and Russell and Albon would idiosyncratically say "...and them things".
Speaking of the similarity to Leclerc- honestly, to my ears Ollie's way of speaking sounds more French than Italian, which doesn't make sense considering he's living in Italy and not France, but that's just the way I hear it. Listen to Ollie say words like "year" or "person" - close your eyes and you might swear it was a French person speaking.
Yes, this is rich people accent and mannerisms 😂. This guy exudes generational wealth.
He is from Essex but lives in Italy, the twang is Italian influence
I hear a touch of South African accent. Where are his parents from ?? I know he’s born I Britain.
@@jameskavanagh4315 his parents are British, his dad is the CEO of a rich company
Ollie The Bear Bearman.
Jake missing you since 2012 in your pink shirts in F1
Shades of James Hunt about this young chap!
Did I miss it or is the title wrong? Where did he say Lewis gave him advice?
What happens with bearnan now thatvlewis is joining Ferrari?
Bearman joins Haas F1 Team
Where’s that accent from?
He’s from Chelmsford, Essex (England) originally but has spent the last few years living in Italy as part of the Ferrari Driver Academy and whilst racing for Prema. He seems to have picked up some bits of the inflections and sayings whilst living there that you wouldn’t expect someone who’s only lived in Britain.
Ollies so mature and is humble and knows how Greatful it is to be in formula one such a nice person ❤ he loves his fans🫶🏻
Why am i able to understand his english without subtitles , isn't he british😮
😂😂😂😂😂
He is British from London area but I believe he lives in Italy so there may be some accent differences from living there. He definitely has a posh twang to his voice
He does sound South African...
Lad Sounds like he’s spends his summers in France?
He’s been living in Italy for a few years now, maybe that’s it? No idea if he’s spent much time in France but it definitely sounds like he could’ve.
He shouldn’t be on a podcast about high performance after just one race in F1. Ridiculous
he’s signed for next year and that race was a very good performance - ridiculous is a push
For a racing driver the effort doesnt come from racing in F1 instead from the 15 years they have been training leading up to it. Competing in F3 and F2 is enough to have interesting viewpoints on being a high performance athlete.
That’s like me saying you shouldn’t be able to comment cause you’ve done fuck all
This bro does sim racing and thinks he can shit talk actual drivers that have sat in an F1 car. Fucking hilarious lmao
Securing an f1 seat at 18 requires high performance no?