@Nnaemeka Omeruo I know you're referring to Lewis Hamilton and his campaign of opposing racism and bigotry but I just can't find the connection between that topic and Kimi respectfully handing a trophy to Fisi. I simply can't.
@Nnaemeka Omeruo Oh, I don't think that anyone with a common sense would be that childish. It's up to debate though, would Lewis be as sportsmanlike as Kimi here is.
That scene is more priceless than ice cream ones, You won't see a driver like Raikkonen giving his winner trophy and some valuable championship points happily (Imagine Vettel or Hamilton trying to do that these days)
+ [[Insert Name]] He doesn't give anything...He is second, Fisichella is first. Referees wrongly counted laps. +m598lmr Hamilton give Bottas third place in Hungaroring.
Yeaaaaah. That's right ! It was a jaguar if my memories serves me well. But i can't tell the driver's name. When we think about it, 2003 was already almost 15 years ago. Times flies. But, with 2005, 2006 2007 and 2008, it was one my favorite seaons. Being a teenager and growning up with the F1 of the 2000's was simply awesome. The atmosphere, the engine, the cars, the drivers.. Jeez.. it was another world. ( Even if i still love F1 now, but its different)
And the less mentioned incident was in Australia when Mclaren had calibrated his pit-limiter wrong and Kimi suffered a drive-through penalty. Engine failure in Nürburgring wasn't bad luck it was just poor reliability but the Australian incident was one of those freak team errors that seem always happen to Kimi.
Seems like these cars were weaker and made more small debries. And about the speed, maybe the SC had just been deployed and he hadn’t seen the flags idk
+Nobite I went and searched a bit about the situation. Apparently he has said 2 things. He thought the accident was behind him and he tried to catch up to the car ahead quickly (even though there was SC signs). Also that spot is blind for you when you climb the ''hill''. So those 2 together pretty much explain why this happened. The other drivers must've known the crash was ahead and had slowed down already.
You know you are getting older when you exactly know that race, and were upset, when Kimi (still one of my all time favourite drivers tbh) was declared the winner while Fisichella was totally robbed. I was so delighted when he was declared as the winner. This race back then, is a prove, why rain races are still the most exciting and entertaining races in F1
vendo o flow do otavio mesquita,eu não pensei que tivesse sido uma vitória tão acidental assim,mas o que aconteceu nessa corrida é praticamente um roteiro de filme,com vários plot twists.
It was the first GP I watched and I remember like it was yesterday. At this period, I was 14 years old. My grand father said "The person who had not stopped the race is crazy" because by him, it was too dangerous and I agree. There was no safety. Even if all these big crashes, this race made me love Formula 1.
He destroyed his career by signing for Ferrari. Not the first time that happens to a talented driver. He was finally breaking through. Everyone thought here comes Fisico !! Then at Ferrari it all plummeted to rock bottom and after that we just saw him in the Ferrari box a few years..
@@Dani-it5sy what? When he signed for Ferrari, he was 36 years old and had two very bad seasons with Force India - of course more because of the car, but if he was so good before Ferrari, he should have been signed by the better team. So what are you talking about? I really like him, but be serious. Ferrari had nothing to do with his career, he was just not as good as earlier. And amazing performance in Belgium doesn't change it.
Brazil GP is always one of the best on the calendar, Im Australian so that is my unbiased opinion. Just wish it wasn't on at 3 a.m. in the morning, used to love setting the VCR to watch the full race on Monday night after work.
il gp più pazzo e più bello che abbia mai visto in tutta la mia vita. Arricchito dalla vittoria della Jordan e di Fisichella, mio idolo indiscusso quando ero ragazzino in F1...bei tempi e che nostalgia immensa
I remember this crazy day... I live in São Paulo, that day I was in zoo with my parents (my age was 5), it rained a lot, we took a shower literally hahaha. When we went home, we watched the race, was crazy
so true! 2010 we had 5 drivers fighting for the championship , and in 2012 we had a epic start of a season with 7 winners in 7 1st races and plus the fight until the end between vettel and alonso
Me and my cousin still to this day refer to this race as the race where "everyone crashed" even though not everyone crashed and Monaco 1996 had fewer finishers
I´ve been there, I've sleep on the line from Saturday from Sunday happy for the Barrichello pole, hoping for a wictory that never came... I was at the end of the back straight, and we saw the cars not coming from turn 3... Amazing! The race almost didn't happen due to the rain... I've never get so much rain in my life before or after. I saw a big, big black cloud coming and I said "if all this rain fall, there might not be a race", and 15 minutes later, the sky fell over us. Great memories!
Ye well I quess so.....but like I said already these kind of races were extremely rare even back then....the only other races from the "old days" like this that comes into mind were 1999 Nurburing (Midfield teams getting top 3 podium), 1998 Spa (same thing) and 1996 Monaco (which Oliver Panis on Ligier won).....all in common that they were alteast partly wet-weather races. Also one thing that places heavily against mid-field teams these days is improved reliability. So I can agree on that aspect that atleast back then it was easier for mid-field teams to get on podium every now and then if not to take a victory, when even the top teams had much more reliability issues than they have these days....well except for maybe Red Bull, but ye, its true in that aspect that the top 3 teams are so very clear of the rest. Maybe the new engine regulations in 2021 and afterwards would help bring the field closer together, but then again maybe it wont, atleast for the first 1-3 years because usually regulation changes atleast initially always benefit the top teams who have the money to prepare better for the changes. But either way in F1 there has always been situation where 2 or 3 teams (sometimes even just 1 team utterly dominating) are well clear of the rest so in that aspect the situation we have today is not that much different from what it has ever been.
Kimi would still have lost the title because him and Schumacher would had been tied on points,with Schumacher winning the title on the countback of wins (6 for Schumacher and 2 Räikkönen).It was the Mercedes engine blowing up at Nürburgring which ultimately cost Kimi the title since he likely lost 10 points there.
@@artursruseckis4242 I call BS. Alonso was not aware of the yellow flag because he was discussing whether to use dry or wet tyres with Renault over the radio. The other drivers were told of debris on the track but his team didn't tell him that there was more debris on the track. It caught him offguard and couldn't avoid Mark's wheel in the middle. That's on his team, not Alonso. Besides, both Alonso and Schumacher were called by the FIA and both were warned.
Even though Kimi handed the trophy to Fisichella with all due respect. Fisichella is one of the few underrated drivers in the paddock back in the day IMO.
Inevitável ver como o Kimi era mais solto e sorridente. Desde 2007 ele mudou completamente, parece que perdeu o arrojo que tinha nos tempos de McLaren e se apresenta sempre de cara fechada.
João vitor Oliveira, tbm acho que sim, ainda mais que lá não tem tanta ordem de equipe em favor de companheiros, o bicho pega pra valer é cada um por si.
I was there! 14 years old, I still remember Alonso's renault pieces flying in front of me, that was amazing! And i cryed when Rubens left the race, so unluck.
I was there at the main straight grandstands, such a chaotic and fun race, it was kind of a lottery to see who was making to the next lap. By the way, 2003 cars were true machines of beauty, not like today´s big aero monsters. Miss Imola racetrack.
What a race this was, a lot of memories from it I have... First win for Fisi and the last for Jordan. Also it was the 700th F1 race ever, couldn't have hoped a better milestone race to watch back then. Talking about Ferrari, this was their first double-retirement since Belgium 98, another fine wet race back in the day, which by the way was won by a Jordan car too. The retirement for Barrichello was 9th in a row at his home GP, and a closest chance for him to win it, what a bad luck... Although some rumors say Ferrari forgot to put enough fuel to his car while in pits, official cause for retiring was announced as "Fuel system error"...
Raikkonen from 2003-2007 was the best driver I have seen in the modern era. No matter what condition, any day, he would just be ridiculously fast and consistent. Shame F1 is so dumbed down now.
I remember this was the last time Brazil hold a Grand Prix near the beginning of the season before it changed to the near end of the season the year after that.
a beautiful and great attitude of the Kimi Raikkonen 👏👏👏👏👏 The rain began at the start of the day and the start had to be made with the Safety Car on the track and, after 7 laps, the race is normalized. David Coulthard took first place on the first corner, Nick Heidfeld left with motor problems, and on lap 16 Justin Wilson left with the same problems Heidfeld. On lap 18, Ralph Firman's suspension crashes and he hits Olivier Panis causing a new entry from the Safety Car. At 25, Antonio Pizzonia hits the Curva do Sol along with Juan Pablo Montoya, and two laps later Michael Schumacher hits the same place. On lap 33 Jenson Button also hits the Sun Curve. 12 laps later, Rubens Barrichello overtakes Coulthard and takes the lead to delirium from the crowd, but he leaves with a dry crash on lap 47. On Lap 54, Mark Webber crashes hard on the Coffee Bow, causing Safety Car to enter, but Fernando Alonso hits the same spot as he hits one of the Australian's car tires. After the accident the Red flag was agitated, and the evidence was closed. The winner of the moment, contrary to what everyone imagined, was Kimi Raikkonen, who took the lead on lap 53. Giancarlo Fisichella had surpassed him on lap 54, but by regulation the final result would have to be the previous two laps signaled the red flag. The inspectors declared that the flag was flagged on lap 55, thus making official the results according to the close of lap 53. However, a few days after the race, video evidence was obtained showing that Fisichella had indeed opened the lap 56 before the race interruption signal, making the actual result of the race the closing lap of lap 54, with Jordan's driver in the lead. After the evidence was forwarded to the FIA, Fisichella was officially recognized as the winner on 11 April. After two weeks at the San Marino GP in an unofficial ceremony, Raikkonen handed the first-place trophy to the Irish team's driver.
![F1 Interlagos Crash Compilation [2009-2021]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/rJEFMQ6CMnM/mqdefault.jpg)
Kimi Räikkönen what a legend, smiling and gave the trophy with respect.
@Nnaemeka Omeruo What?
@Nnaemeka Omeruo I'm just curious, what does that have to do with racism?
@Nnaemeka Omeruo I know you're referring to Lewis Hamilton and his campaign of opposing racism and bigotry but I just can't find the connection between that topic and Kimi respectfully handing a trophy to Fisi. I simply can't.
@Nnaemeka Omeruo Oh, I don't think that anyone with a common sense would be that childish.
It's up to debate though, would Lewis be as sportsmanlike as Kimi here is.
Kimi's sportsmanship is amazing.
He handed over the trophy to Fisi with a big smile, which is RARE.
bwoahere is your trophy
He already use it as drinking glass, still a win for him
I was surprised to see him smiling at all!
I didn't know Raikkonen can laugh
LOL same here
After a few bottles of Champagne, he can
Yeah, that’s another Illuminati Confirmed
kamel alg he thought that fizzy was going to exchange vodka for the trophy. He laughed to hide his inner rage
kamel alg jnjjggbgfgko
This was the race that inspired Maldonado to enter Formula 1.
Leo Lundgren what about belgium '98?
Yeah that one really sealed the deal :D
YUJI IDE TOO
Made me chuckle :D
"Look at all these F1 drivers crashing, it doesn't look that difficult, I bet I could do that with my eyes shut" XD
Kimi never smiles, but when he does, its because he has to give away his trophy...😂😂
Raikkonen laughing in the thumbnail, I couldn't resist clicking on it.
AND HE WAS GIVING HIS WIN
That scene is more priceless than ice cream ones, You won't see a driver like Raikkonen giving his winner trophy and some valuable championship points happily (Imagine Vettel or Hamilton trying to do that these days)
+ [[Insert Name]]
He doesn't give anything...He is second, Fisichella is first. Referees wrongly counted laps.
+m598lmr
Hamilton give Bottas third place in Hungaroring.
but was he smiling
From now on we can call him Iceman.
Fun Fact: Nobody stood on the correct podium step that day.
Yup Alonso from 3rd was still at the medical centre
2:12 Young Kimi smiling :)
fpsbohr honestly he looks more like Westlife member rather than F1 racer
i ❤️ Kimi
This was the last time Kimi laughted since Brazil and San Marino he becomed "Iceman"
Every time Interlagos is wet it’s one of the best races 1993,2003,2008 and 2016
I am Hamza ... and 2017!!!
2012 too
Don't forget 2006! Wasn't even wet and it's a classic.
2012
2003 was the best race, since because it had a worst incident especially like crashing, slipping, etc....
You know it's been a weird day when the top two are on the wrong steps of the podium and third place is being loaded into an ambulance.
That win and the engine failure at Nurburgring cost Räikkönen the championship that year.
Probally one of his best and most regular season with 2012.
I don't remember... Wich race ? Spain ?
I remember he crashed with Barrichello at Hockenheim but otherwise ?
Daniel Hamdi he was back on grid i believe it was spain but not sure
Remember someone didnt start and kimi crashed him :P
he couldn't really react coz he coudnt see him till the last moment
Yeaaaaah. That's right !
It was a jaguar if my memories serves me well.
But i can't tell the driver's name.
When we think about it, 2003 was already almost 15 years ago.
Times flies.
But, with 2005, 2006 2007 and 2008, it was one my favorite seaons.
Being a teenager and growning up with the F1 of the 2000's was simply awesome.
The atmosphere, the engine, the cars, the drivers.. Jeez.. it was another world.
( Even if i still love F1 now, but its different)
And the less mentioned incident was in Australia when Mclaren had calibrated his pit-limiter wrong and Kimi suffered a drive-through penalty. Engine failure in Nürburgring wasn't bad luck it was just poor reliability but the Australian incident was one of those freak team errors that seem always happen to Kimi.
This is the kind of content that *EVERYBODY* wants to see
Alonso’s crash looks terrible
I'm amazed why was he driving so fast on a yellow flag/SC section.
Today he really couldn't drive that fast, even if he wanted.
Seems like these cars were weaker and made more small debries. And about the speed, maybe the SC had just been deployed and he hadn’t seen the flags idk
+Nobite I went and searched a bit about the situation. Apparently he has said 2 things. He thought the accident was behind him and he tried to catch up to the car ahead quickly (even though there was SC signs). Also that spot is blind for you when you climb the ''hill''. So those 2 together pretty much explain why this happened. The other drivers must've known the crash was ahead and had slowed down already.
He finished 3rd and couldn't go on the podium as he was with the doctors.
Kimi doesn't always smile, but when he does it's when most people wouldn't be able to. Absolute legend in all aspects of life.
I really like Jaguar livery.
Pavlos Lepaul And the Jordan too!
Daniel K The Jordan that year wasn't that great compared to previous years. But still a good livery.
Pavlos Lepaul Yes it was always a standout. Beautiful green
What's a livery? I doubt it has anything to do with the liver... so I don't understand that word
LordKalte paint scheme
0:38 absolute badass the marshall, who is on the jaguar while Schumacher is coming uncontrolled
I love Brazil 🇧🇷 I love the country I love the football team and I love this marvellous racing track
1:59 Eddie Jordan: "Don't cry Eddie, don't let them see your tears"
I DON'T KNOW WHAT ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT
Several days later the trophy was handed back to Fisichella and Eddie Jordan smiled.
Look everyone its that one time Kimi Raikkonen smiled.
You know you are getting older when you exactly know that race, and were upset, when Kimi (still one of my all time favourite drivers tbh) was declared the winner while Fisichella was totally robbed. I was so delighted when he was declared as the winner.
This race back then, is a prove, why rain races are still the most exciting and entertaining races in F1
I feel you man, I was in that race, was like 14, feel old indeed! And after Barrichello went DNF I was cheering for Kimi!
vendo o flow do otavio mesquita,eu não pensei que tivesse sido uma vitória tão acidental assim,mas o que aconteceu nessa corrida é praticamente um roteiro de filme,com vários plot twists.
You can't help but just adore Kimi, what an absolute gentleman...kimi at McLaren, was the best kimi...i miss him...
It was the first GP I watched and I remember like it was yesterday. At this period, I was 14 years old.
My grand father said "The person who had not stopped the race is crazy" because by him, it was too dangerous and I agree. There was no safety.
Even if all these big crashes, this race made me love Formula 1.
Hell of a race. That was awesome! Great memories
Extremely underrated driver.. had a bit of a swan song career.
Who?
He destroyed his career by signing for Ferrari. Not the first time that happens to a talented driver. He was finally breaking through. Everyone thought here comes Fisico !! Then at Ferrari it all plummeted to rock bottom and after that we just saw him in the Ferrari box a few years..
@@Dani-it5sy what? When he signed for Ferrari, he was 36 years old and had two very bad seasons with Force India - of course more because of the car, but if he was so good before Ferrari, he should have been signed by the better team. So what are you talking about?
I really like him, but be serious. Ferrari had nothing to do with his career, he was just not as good as earlier. And amazing performance in Belgium doesn't change it.
@@kow9878 true but he left Force India right after the pole and 2nd place in Spa, the next race was Monza which in that package he could have won
Brazil GP is always one of the best on the calendar, Im Australian so that is my unbiased opinion. Just wish it wasn't on at 3 a.m. in the morning, used to love setting the VCR to watch the full race on Monday night after work.
0:10 Fisichella: Finally my seacret weapon: my teammate
Mini drivers?
I lol'd
Lol you comed by Minidrivers now we are 2 wathcing after Minidrivers
One of the best, if not the best F1 race ever so far
Along with sazuka 05 when kimi got revenge
Brazil 2012
That race when Kimi passed Fisichella in the final laps in Suzuka was even better.
@@nvsoliveira
*Japan 2005
Canada 2011?
The first F1 race I ever watched, and will always remain one of my favourites :)
Best race in F1
Thank fuck for crash safety protection. I'm amazed Webber came out of that unscathed.
Nah Hungary 06
il gp più pazzo e più bello che abbia mai visto in tutta la mia vita. Arricchito dalla vittoria della Jordan e di Fisichella, mio idolo indiscusso quando ero ragazzino in F1...bei tempi e che nostalgia immensa
The craziest race in F1 history, remembered when I watched this at home with my father.
I remember this crazy day... I live in São Paulo, that day I was in zoo with my parents (my age was 5), it rained a lot, we took a shower literally hahaha. When we went home, we watched the race, was crazy
The trophy handoff was the best part of the entire weekend, even if it was a week late. That showed some great sportsmanship!
2003 was best season ever
Yes, it was good, but I'd say 2010 and '12, for example, were better.
Best season ever? *cough 2010. 2003 was obvious that Schumacher would win for sure with 6 wins same with the late part of 2012
I choose 1999. Fantastic season. :)
Joker, I bet you enjoyed season 2016 aswell.
so true! 2010 we had 5 drivers fighting for the championship , and in 2012 we had a epic start of a season with 7 winners in 7 1st races and plus the fight until the end between vettel and alonso
This was the last ever win for Jordan F1 outfit with Fisichella before selling it to Spyker which eventually became Aston Martin F1 today.
I think this race deserves a full race upload. Pls Liberty Media :)
I love so much Fisichella. He shouldn't never retire from F1 lol
The Era that kimi was smiling.. PRICELESS.. I'm gonna cry 😭
Me and my cousin still to this day refer to this race as the race where "everyone crashed" even though not everyone crashed and Monaco 1996 had fewer finishers
My favourite race in the 16 years I've been watching.
I remembered turn 3 being an absolute nightmare.
2:01 Best friends
Your "Son" Lewis Hamilton is in a big trouble with the paradise papers,I´m afraid many partnerships would leave Mercedes including Petronas
Albert 97 can you give me a link what happen?
Yeah, and you are jealous
Albert 97 Nah. F1 fans couldn't care less about Paradise Papers.
Eddie Jordan Jelous that you struggle to even win a race?
I´ve been there, I've sleep on the line from Saturday from Sunday happy for the Barrichello pole, hoping for a wictory that never came... I was at the end of the back straight, and we saw the cars not coming from turn 3... Amazing! The race almost didn't happen due to the rain... I've never get so much rain in my life before or after. I saw a big, big black cloud coming and I said "if all this rain fall, there might not be a race", and 15 minutes later, the sky fell over us. Great memories!
That last moment where raikonen smiling gives it away is so amazing
One of the best races I've ever watched
This was a crazy race.
coming here after Max Verstappen's win today from P17 to P1! brings back some old memories
Came here after 2024 Brazilian Grand Prix. Both races are equally chaotic. Red flags, safety cars.
The time when mid-field runners could win races.. i miss it
meh it was rare occasions even then and only in conditions like this, dont try to glorify it too much in that aspect.
Balnazzardi You have to agree with me it isnt possible like it was then due to the rediculous performance differences
And these races arent even possible anymore, because it will probably be red flagged after 1 crash
Ye well I quess so.....but like I said already these kind of races were extremely rare even back then....the only other races from the "old days" like this that comes into mind were 1999 Nurburing (Midfield teams getting top 3 podium), 1998 Spa (same thing) and 1996 Monaco (which Oliver Panis on Ligier won).....all in common that they were alteast partly wet-weather races.
Also one thing that places heavily against mid-field teams these days is improved reliability. So I can agree on that aspect that atleast back then it was easier for mid-field teams to get on podium every now and then if not to take a victory, when even the top teams had much more reliability issues than they have these days....well except for maybe Red Bull, but ye, its true in that aspect that the top 3 teams are so very clear of the rest.
Maybe the new engine regulations in 2021 and afterwards would help bring the field closer together, but then again maybe it wont, atleast for the first 1-3 years because usually regulation changes atleast initially always benefit the top teams who have the money to prepare better for the changes.
But either way in F1 there has always been situation where 2 or 3 teams (sometimes even just 1 team utterly dominating) are well clear of the rest so in that aspect the situation we have today is not that much different from what it has ever been.
2020
Interlagos, ever the best racers!!!
Fun fact : if the race was won by raikkonen he would become the world champion of 2003
Tied with Michael
plus his many dnfs leading the race remember the nurburgring man that still hurts
Kimi would still have lost the title because him and Schumacher would had been tied on points,with Schumacher winning the title on the countback of wins (6 for Schumacher and 2 Räikkönen).It was the Mercedes engine blowing up at Nürburgring which ultimately cost Kimi the title since he likely lost 10 points there.
What a sportmanship ! Love it.
Quem veio por causa do Otavio Mesquita no Flow Podcast?
1:55 Fisichella: não pendure ele na parede por favor
I love this race! It was amazing!
Fact: Alonso took 3rd but did not step on the podium because he was being taken into hospital after his crash.
And should have been DQ-ed for ignoring double yellows, but FIA failed to act when necessary.
@@artursruseckis4242 I call BS. Alonso was not aware of the yellow flag because he was discussing whether to use dry or wet tyres with Renault over the radio. The other drivers were told of debris on the track but his team didn't tell him that there was more debris on the track. It caught him offguard and couldn't avoid Mark's wheel in the middle. That's on his team, not Alonso. Besides, both Alonso and Schumacher were called by the FIA and both were warned.
That was an awesome race. I still remember it today
I still remember this like it was yesterday. oh the days...
Always gutted seeing Barrichello so close to winning in Brazil, and then not making it
Even though Kimi handed the trophy to Fisichella with all due respect. Fisichella is one of the few underrated drivers in the paddock back in the day IMO.
Inevitável ver como o Kimi era mais solto e sorridente.
Desde 2007 ele mudou completamente, parece que perdeu o arrojo que tinha nos tempos de McLaren e se apresenta sempre de cara fechada.
Fabio Marcel isso virou a marca dele (:
São 5 filhos pra criar.
Realmente uma pena, era um Kimi que eu gostava muito, bastante aguerrido.
Mas com tudo isso parece ser um cara muito bacana.☺
Fabio Marcel
Ele teria muito sucesso na Indy.
João vitor Oliveira, tbm acho que sim, ainda mais que lá não tem tanta ordem de equipe em favor de companheiros, o bicho pega pra valer é cada um por si.
Barrichello was so damn unlucky, how can you not feel for him in this race?
Ironically though when the race moved to the end of the year he started finishing it!
U r apriori unlucky if u No2 in Ferrari
The video doesn't tell ,but he retired because ferrari let him without fuel.
that's why i love F1
Races with different winners like this is one of the reasons I still watch F1
I remember watching this GP. I guess it was also Jordan's 200th GP which made it extra special to them.
I was there! 14 years old, I still remember Alonso's renault pieces flying in front of me, that was amazing! And i cryed when Rubens left the race, so unluck.
I'm going this weekend again :D
absolute legendary actions from Raikkonen
2:12 Rare footage from before Räikkönen became allergic to smiling.
Rare footage?!
@@torpedozi1173 Bwoah
@@torpedozi1173 r/wooooosh the joke went over your head
Raikkonen is a classy dude
When they treated F1 as a competitive race and raced even on such wet conditions but today they would have cancelled the race due to bad weather :O
I was there at the main straight grandstands, such a chaotic and fun race, it was kind of a lottery to see who was making to the next lap. By the way, 2003 cars were true machines of beauty, not like today´s big aero monsters.
Miss Imola racetrack.
What a race this was, a lot of memories from it I have... First win for Fisi and the last for Jordan. Also it was the 700th F1 race ever, couldn't have hoped a better milestone race to watch back then. Talking about Ferrari, this was their first double-retirement since Belgium 98, another fine wet race back in the day, which by the way was won by a Jordan car too. The retirement for Barrichello was 9th in a row at his home GP, and a closest chance for him to win it, what a bad luck... Although some rumors say Ferrari forgot to put enough fuel to his car while in pits, official cause for retiring was announced as "Fuel system error"...
Miss Jaguar, BMW, Toyota in F1
this channel has some of the highest likes to dislike ratio I've ever seen. Great and thanks
Raikkonen from 2003-2007 was the best driver I have seen in the modern era. No matter what condition, any day, he would just be ridiculously fast and consistent. Shame F1 is so dumbed down now.
1:13 Webber: watch me crash this car!
1:26 Alonso: I can do better than that!
I remember this was the last time Brazil hold a Grand Prix near the beginning of the season before it changed to the near end of the season the year after that.
a beautiful and great attitude of the Kimi Raikkonen 👏👏👏👏👏
The rain began at the start of the day and the start had to be made with the Safety Car on the track and, after 7 laps, the race is normalized. David Coulthard took first place on the first corner, Nick Heidfeld left with motor problems, and on lap 16 Justin Wilson left with the same problems Heidfeld.
On lap 18, Ralph Firman's suspension crashes and he hits Olivier Panis causing a new entry from the Safety Car. At 25, Antonio Pizzonia hits the Curva do Sol along with Juan Pablo Montoya, and two laps later Michael Schumacher hits the same place.
On lap 33 Jenson Button also hits the Sun Curve. 12 laps later, Rubens Barrichello overtakes Coulthard and takes the lead to delirium from the crowd, but he leaves with a dry crash on lap 47.
On Lap 54, Mark Webber crashes hard on the Coffee Bow, causing Safety Car to enter, but Fernando Alonso hits the same spot as he hits one of the Australian's car tires. After the accident the Red flag was agitated, and the evidence was closed. The winner of the moment, contrary to what everyone imagined, was Kimi Raikkonen, who took the lead on lap 53. Giancarlo Fisichella had surpassed him on lap 54, but by regulation the final result would have to be the previous two laps signaled the red flag. The inspectors declared that the flag was flagged on lap 55, thus making official the results according to the close of lap 53. However, a few days after the race, video evidence was obtained showing that Fisichella had indeed opened the lap 56 before the race interruption signal, making the actual result of the race the closing lap of lap 54, with Jordan's driver in the lead. After the evidence was forwarded to the FIA, Fisichella was officially recognized as the winner on 11 April. After two weeks at the San Marino GP in an unofficial ceremony, Raikkonen handed the first-place trophy to the Irish team's driver.
微笑ましい。いい時代だったな（エンジンサウンド的にも）。
Quem veio pelo flow, dê like
2:11 I never see anyone so happy to lose 1st place...Kimi is such a good sportmanship...
I remember that race like it was yesterday. Insane. Alonso was incredibly fortunate on that accident.
“...including a disgruntled Michael Schumacher.”
Gotta love that line.
Wow i really wish we had races like this in this era...
este vídeo no lo había visto, no sabia que habían hecho una especie de ceremonia dándole la copa a Fisichella...cuantos años ya de ese gran premio.
that alonso-tire collision looked violent
pure racing in the rain..
2:06. What a lovely moment.
Eddie Jordan's face at 2:00. So goood XD
kimi gave back winner throphy and smiling, max loses 3rd and says fia is shit
blackness010 that’s why Kimi is the most loved person in F1
I love it, when Ron Dennis and Eddie Jordan are together in 1:59
This was one hell of a race 💓
One of the best races ever......
1:42 me when i feel very excited
More GPs with rain please!
I wish Jordan would still be there now... The team was amazing.
...and raikonen was so happy and smiling whilst giving the trophy to Fisichella lol
Essa corrida foi espetacular
Rubens, here Jean: Let stop the car in round 47 for Michaels championship.
0:32 the stewards "here we go again"