David performed in a quality era, star studded with super drivers, super champions, and he faced them all with grit and determination to compete at the highest level. On his day he did just that, giving them quite a few headaches. A joy to watch on his day. I'm a bit surprised that #1 of David Coulthard Brilliance wasn't his jawline😂
DC raced F1 in an amazing era. I got back into F1 in the mid-90’s and watching this video provided lots of flashbacks. Remembering the likes of DC, Mika, JPM, Villeneuva, Eddie, Fisi, Rubens, Ralph, of course MSC, and so many others. Being 1/4 Scot myself, DC was always a favorite . . . and being he was a brilliant driver with a commensurate personality was all the better!
@@JohnDaubSuperfan369 Born and raised UK and spent plenty of time with my Scottish family growing up - mostly Glasgow. I’d have to find that part of the family’s old clan reunion invites to get more specific on their heritage. ‘1/4 Scot’ seemed easier than listing credentials unrelated to the point made. Are you confused why people generally support things with which they have an affiliation? For example, their hometown sports teams or their own country’s athletes at the Olympics. Or just a bitter POS trolling about a completely inconsequential part of the discussion?
@@DJPXCV Many came close to a single title but as far as consistent performers over a career go, DC is right up there at the top with the likes of Barrichello and Sterling Moss. His incredible sportsmanship and "nice guy" mentality unfortunately is probably why is was so often the bridesmaid, never the bride; but we loved him for it and he was a breath of fresh air in sport so often dominated by large egos and men with a "win at all cost" mentality. Hakkinen / DC was the ultimate driver pairing and still my favourite to this day.
@@DJPXCV And Bottas😉 I just realized Bottas performance in 2014 Williams is the last great performance by a driver outside Ferrari, Red Bull and Mercedes. He beat Alonso on a Ferrari and Vettel in a Red Bull with that Williams.
@@nickyjames1985 I used to love it when they could use Tobacco sponsors and the Drivers names were on the side of the car instead, but then I was 12 at the time.
Many drivers have come close to a single world title but as far as consistent non-WDC performers go over a career, DC is right up there at the top with the likes of Barrichello and Sterling Moss. His incredible sportsmanship and "nice guy" mentality unfortunately is probably why is was so often the bridesmaid, never the bride; but we loved him for it and he was a breath of fresh air in sport so often dominated by large egos and men with a "win at all cost" mentality. Hakkinen / DC was the ultimate driver pairing and still my favourite to this day.
How about the time at the 1998 Belgian GP he refuses to let Michael lap him under the blue flag and then suddenly brake checks Michael on a splash heavy zone right turn, directly snatching the WDC from Michael to his McLaren teammate Mika?!? Does that qualify as one of his "brilliance"? That must be extraordinary and amazing, can't win but can let someone lose..
One of the front runners when I started watching F1, who seemed a bit aloof at the time. But after his peak and during his time at Red Bull, and after over a decade as a pundit and commentator, it is clear that was just the effect of the pressure of being the "Great British Hope" that many have suffered. DC is a classy man and competitor, more than I gave him credit for in my youth, and there were some great memories here, and I hope, as Rosanna alluded to at the beginning, younger fans are pleasantly surprised by his skill and determination. Great Scot!
As a kid Schumi fan I didn't like Coulthard or Hakkinen, now I have a ton of respect for both of them. DC's battle with Schumacher was some of the best wheel to wheel action ever, no one giving up an inch more than they needed to, as it should be.
Coulthard was a great driver. Not sure he ever had a chance for the championship but it is moments like this that prove how talented he was. He certainly had a successful career and race wins but what he did for the teams he was in was even more important.
He was too much of a gentleman and sacrificed any chance he had at McLaren in 98/99 by supporting Mika. Also his decision to move to McLaren for '96 cost him a certain shot at the title for '96 and '97 with Williams (had he stayed). He definitely had the speed but I also can't think of many other drivers who had worse luck as far as mechanical failures / reliability etc go than DC... - 7 DNF's in 1999 for example, 6 of which were mechanical!
DC was my favourite racer. I remember going into London to get his autobiography and meet him. He said in his autobiography his best chance of winning the championship would have been 96 and 97 if he'd stayed at Williams instead of moving to McLaren. I think he would have beaten Hill and Villeneuve. I finally went to see him race on 05 in red bull's first year. I'll never forget the experience.
Maybe in 96 against Damon, but villeneuve was on it in 97. Although not that I say that, that would’ve meant villeneuve atleast wasn’t at Williams in 96. So honestly who knows
I was born in 1998 and my dad has been watching formula 1 since the mid 80s and I remember growing up in the 00s watching every single race with my dad and hearing David Coulthard and Micheal Schumacher sooo much not knowing fully who they are or what it meant to win a race but those two names are just engraved in the early 00s formula 1 history to me.
Two wins at Monaco, plus another podium there with that Red Bull. Two wins at Silverstone. Giving back a win in true sportsmanship and grace, and the podium after a plane crash. I didn't know much about his career, but not that many drivers can claim these feats. My level of respect for him is through the roof after this video. I hope he never calls himself an ex bad driver again. Mad respect Mr DC! 👏👏👏
Couldn't have said it better, in fact- I pretty much said almost word for word what you did! It was the team's drivers that made me a fan of the team and F1, not the other way round.
David Coulthard was a Great Racer, Excellent Team Mate and Very Kind Character ! He was my favourite Driver ! I went (from Greece) to Italy (Imola) in 2002 to see him.. I was wearing his t-shirt in Italy.. For many years,he was retaining the points record amongst the British drivers of Formula 1..He had so many podiums..I missed those days..He was a fair play guy and a gentleman.. Great respect from Greece !
I started watching F1 in '98 and Coulthard was one of my favourite drivers along with Hakkinen. These guys made me a McLaren fan. Fast, fair and an all round nice guy. Still watching him on C4 as a pundit. Brilliant at that too.
I'll never forget spa 98, as a 13yr old Irish Jordan fan, I jumped out of my seat and hit my knuckles off the ceiling. I couldn't believe Schumi hit Coulthard and then went down to the Mc Laren garage. I think it was the best race I ever watched, Germany 2018 was just like it, cars going off left, right and centre, the first pile up is reason we have tyre tethers.
He can be the best teammate you could have in F1. He can help you to get win but if you run into a problem he can secure the points and wins for the team.
David performed in a quality era, star studded with super drivers, super champions, and he faced them all with grit and determination to compete at the highest level. On his day he did just that, giving them quite a few headaches. A joy to watch.
His performance at Bahrain 2007 was magnificent, too bad the engine failed with 20 laps remaining. He started 21st and was 7th when he retired, he was flying, still setting personal bests. He was a net 7th, it’s not like everyone had made an extra stop
I think DC was the main guy responsible for bringing Adrian Newey to the Red Bull team from McLaren. So instrumental in building Red Bull into the team it went onto becoming. Seems he took a leaf out of Michael Schumacher's book on that one.
I was a huge MSC fan in the early 2000's and only saw DC as one of MSC biggest rivals without even realising what a class act on and off the track he was.
Name : POOIS FRAUDMILTON! Missing :Since Abu Dhabi Characteristics: Crying, Crashing, Finished, Bottling Possible locations : Steward Room, Court ⚠️Warning : Dangerous driver who has taken drivers out multiple times “Give me freedom give me fire, give me best car or i retire”
@@fatfrankthepeteacher4535 Name : TROLL FRANK THE TOXIC TEACHER! Missing : An actual life Characteristics: Bored, does not have anything to do, loves to consume an unhealthy amount of salt per day Possible locations: Computer, Keyboard battleground, Basement ⚠Warning : Does not use logic, instead copy and pastes unfunny copypastas. Beware "if" (of) random delusional fanboys that actually think he's not trolling and agree “Give me freedom, give me fire, give me attention or i retire"
I remember meeting DC as a wee boy back in 1994 when he had just stepped up with Williams, and met him again a couple of times after. He was a class act on and off track, and always had time for fans. People forget just how quick and tenacious he could be on his day, especially early in his career. Surprised Spa 95, Spa 99 and Spain 07 didn't get a look in.
Check out Jim Clark's drive at Spa in 64 I think it was. He had to hold the the gear stick in place for the majority of the race to stop it from jumping out of gear. It was truly phenomenal to watch.
@@samcunning they try to appeal to the modern audience by only showing late 80s-present day drivers. It's really disappointing how they downplay the most exciting era of the sport.
And he was highly rated by none other than Ayrton Senna himself. When he was Williams test driver Senna stood in the garage for an entire test day, watching DC test the car, listening intently to what DC said, and above praising what he brought to the team. You don't get better than that
It's a shame they didn't cheekily include his dismantling of Christina Aguilera during Baku 2018 Commentary The video title doesn't specify "Racing", to be fair!
dude was a low-key monster driver during an era of absolute greats. Gives me great pleasure to know he still gets to hoon about in a (red bull) f1 car.
Got him on my My Team in the F1 game for an all Scottish team 🏴 he was gliding great and we were working well together, then his engine blew up in race 5 and his focus stat is shot, seems fitting 😅
Let's be clear. David Coulthard was world class. He just had the misfortune of being teammates to two of the quickest drivers of all time: Kimi Raikkonen & Mika Hakkinen.
@@chamindujanith6337 That was when he was a rookie - Hakkinen lost to Herbert for example and was outqualified by Johnny too, that doesn't really count. Not to mention DC beat Mika twice in 97 and 01 and was more than a match in 96 for him too despite more DNFS.
Name : POOIS FRAUDMILTON! Missing :Since Abu Dhabi Characteristics: Crying, Crashing, Finished, Bottling Possible locations : Steward Room, Court ⚠️Warning : Dangerous driver who has taken drivers out multiple times “Give me freedom give me fire, give me best car or i retire”
@@fatfrankthepeteacher4535 Name : TROLL FRANK THE TOXIC TEACHER! Missing : An actual life Characteristics: Bored, does not have anything to do, loves to consume an unhealthy amount of salt per day Possible locations: Computer, Keyboard battleground, Basement ⚠Warning : Does not use logic, instead copy and pastes unfunny copypastas. Beware "if" (of) random delusional fanboys that actually think he's not trolling and agree “Give me freedom, give me fire, give me attention or i retire"
my first memories of F1. David and Mika in silver cars battling against Ferrari. then Kimi came. then Montoya. then all left. by 2007, I was switching to reds 😂
I really wish F1 would release old F1 reviews with all this digitally cleaned, enhanced footage. I can't be alone in wanting this, I've bought them on VHS, DVD and Blu-ray through the years and I'd for sure re-purchase them if they were enhanced.
Häkkinen and Räikkönen*. When the Finnish surnames end with NEN the previous letter is always a vocal. I don’t know how it’s so hard to write these champions’ names correctly
@@max27stoner probably because they don’t teach Finnish in British schools, you understood whom i was talking about so you felt the need for an ego massage?
Name : POOIS FRAUDMILTON! Missing :Since Abu Dhabi Characteristics: Crying, Crashing, Finished, Bottling Possible locations : Steward Room, Court ⚠️Warning : Dangerous driver who has taken drivers out multiple times “Give me freedom give me fire, give me best car or i retire”
@@surrealtom1437 they were all rich kids before going to F1... yes they are doing this for you. Or they would've gone to another sport? Or a safer profession.
@@Y4WN they're passionate about the sport, the thrill, the success and the money. Their job is to perform well in the sport, not to act as entertainers.
"Most established jawline on the grid" deserves to be in this top 10
Can't believe how lucky I am to have witnessed Coulthard and Webber together on track. Two absolute legends, I hear they both had to use 3 chinstraps.
@@sigmundferd1359 I hear the reason why F1 was so focused on aerodynamics was because of their jawlines
Dude eeeee awesome 😁👍👍
Webber a close 2nd.
Coulthard was the Gigachad of Formula 1
David performed in a quality era, star studded with super drivers, super champions, and he faced them all with grit and determination to compete at the highest level. On his day he did just that, giving them quite a few headaches. A joy to watch on his day.
I'm a bit surprised that #1 of David Coulthard Brilliance wasn't his jawline😂
Jawline was robbed off a place in this list
That was a powerful f1 era
Just ignore him mate, don't waste your precious time on people like these
@@Firebolt1729 "loves to consume an unhealthy amount of salt per day
" That part killed me ahahaha
he cheated though. the amount of downforce his jawline created... unfair
How have they not bought the narrator a decent mic yet?
Fr
You watch Formula 1?! Big fan of your work Adrian.
Sounds weirdly compressed indeed. A simple AT2020 usb or a Yeti Nano would do the trick @FORMULA1
Was thinking the exact same thing
Or taught them how to use a de-esser
DC raced F1 in an amazing era. I got back into F1 in the mid-90’s and watching this video provided lots of flashbacks. Remembering the likes of DC, Mika, JPM, Villeneuva, Eddie, Fisi, Rubens, Ralph, of course MSC, and so many others.
Being 1/4 Scot myself, DC was always a favorite . . . and being he was a brilliant driver with a commensurate personality was all the better!
Yeah when there was proper champions on the Grid ❤️
Only an American would lay claim to something as nonexistent as being 1/4 Scottish 😂
@@JohnDaubSuperfan369 Born and raised UK and spent plenty of time with my Scottish family growing up - mostly Glasgow. I’d have to find that part of the family’s old clan reunion invites to get more specific on their heritage. ‘1/4 Scot’ seemed easier than listing credentials unrelated to the point made.
Are you confused why people generally support things with which they have an affiliation? For example, their hometown sports teams or their own country’s athletes at the Olympics. Or just a bitter POS trolling about a completely inconsequential part of the discussion?
Fun fact: when Mclaren set up DC’s car, they removed all the aerodynamic elements from the car and let his chin provide the downforce.
Brehhh🤣🤣🤣🤣
LOL
😂
unfortunately his chin was so wide it created too much drag, which made the car slow and cost him the titles to Hakkinen.
DC, one of the best drivers in F1 without a WC. Great sportsman!
100% agree
So many names come under that statement, Webber, Barrichello to name a couple
@@DJPXCV Stirling Moss etc
@@DJPXCV Many came close to a single title but as far as consistent performers over a career go, DC is right up there at the top with the likes of Barrichello and Sterling Moss.
His incredible sportsmanship and "nice guy" mentality unfortunately is probably why is was so often the bridesmaid, never the bride; but we loved him for it and he was a breath of fresh air in sport so often dominated by large egos and men with a "win at all cost" mentality.
Hakkinen / DC was the ultimate driver pairing and still my favourite to this day.
@@DJPXCV And Bottas😉
I just realized Bottas performance in 2014 Williams is the last great performance by a driver outside Ferrari, Red Bull and Mercedes. He beat Alonso on a Ferrari and Vettel in a Red Bull with that Williams.
That McLaren "West" livery... perfect!
It really gave them an aggressive look
@@nickyjames1985 I used to love it when they could use Tobacco sponsors and the Drivers names were on the side of the car instead, but then I was 12 at the time.
I don't know why they completely changed
@@aliu67 losing Mercedes I guess
Many drivers have come close to a single world title but as far as consistent non-WDC performers go over a career, DC is right up there at the top with the likes of Barrichello and Sterling Moss.
His incredible sportsmanship and "nice guy" mentality unfortunately is probably why is was so often the bridesmaid, never the bride; but we loved him for it and he was a breath of fresh air in sport so often dominated by large egos and men with a "win at all cost" mentality.
Hakkinen / DC was the ultimate driver pairing and still my favourite to this day.
Never knew about his extraordinary career and the amazing person he is.
He's a brilliant pundit too on UK TV (Channel 4). I grew up watching him race and now still love watching his work as a presenter.
How about his perjury at Senna's case, when he said it was normal for the steering column to bend a few inches. Amazing person.
How about the time at the 1998 Belgian GP he refuses to let Michael lap him under the blue flag and then suddenly brake checks Michael on a splash heavy zone right turn, directly snatching the WDC from Michael to his McLaren teammate Mika?!? Does that qualify as one of his "brilliance"? That must be extraordinary and amazing, can't win but can let someone lose..
One of the front runners when I started watching F1, who seemed a bit aloof at the time. But after his peak and during his time at Red Bull, and after over a decade as a pundit and commentator, it is clear that was just the effect of the pressure of being the "Great British Hope" that many have suffered. DC is a classy man and competitor, more than I gave him credit for in my youth, and there were some great memories here, and I hope, as Rosanna alluded to at the beginning, younger fans are pleasantly surprised by his skill and determination. Great Scot!
As a kid Schumi fan I didn't like Coulthard or Hakkinen, now I have a ton of respect for both of them. DC's battle with Schumacher was some of the best wheel to wheel action ever, no one giving up an inch more than they needed to, as it should be.
Yh me too. I was so big on Schumacher. I didn't look at cheering for anyone else until Brawn GP and Jenson Button
Exactly my thoughts!
Coulthard was a great driver. Not sure he ever had a chance for the championship but it is moments like this that prove how talented he was. He certainly had a successful career and race wins but what he did for the teams he was in was even more important.
He was too much of a gentleman and sacrificed any chance he had at McLaren in 98/99 by supporting Mika. Also his decision to move to McLaren for '96 cost him a certain shot at the title for '96 and '97 with Williams (had he stayed).
He definitely had the speed but I also can't think of many other drivers who had worse luck as far as mechanical failures / reliability etc go than DC... - 7 DNF's in 1999 for example, 6 of which were mechanical!
Never confuse the Scot's speed with Scott Speed.
😂👍
😂😂😂😂
Oh yeah, the other one was a joke lol 😂
Much awaited!! My favourite Driver even when Schumacher was dominating.
I wasn't made a fan of him and Hakkinen because of McLaren, I was made a McLaren fan and a new F1 fan because of their drivers. Awesome teamates.
DC was my favourite racer. I remember going into London to get his autobiography and meet him. He said in his autobiography his best chance of winning the championship would have been 96 and 97 if he'd stayed at Williams instead of moving to McLaren. I think he would have beaten Hill and Villeneuve. I finally went to see him race on 05 in red bull's first year. I'll never forget the experience.
Maybe in 96 against Damon, but villeneuve was on it in 97. Although not that I say that, that would’ve meant villeneuve atleast wasn’t at Williams in 96. So honestly who knows
It's the other way around mate. Many people including me would love to see Jacques in the 1998/1999 McLaren instead of Coulthard.
I was born in 1998 and my dad has been watching formula 1 since the mid 80s and I remember growing up in the 00s watching every single race with my dad and hearing David Coulthard and Micheal Schumacher sooo much not knowing fully who they are or what it meant to win a race but those two names are just engraved in the early 00s formula 1 history to me.
I feel DC was underrated as a driver by the public but very much respected by his peers.
The finger and "hand jive" he gave to Schumacher was absolutely one of the funniest moments in f1 history 😅😅😅
Two wins at Monaco, plus another podium there with that Red Bull. Two wins at Silverstone. Giving back a win in true sportsmanship and grace, and the podium after a plane crash.
I didn't know much about his career, but not that many drivers can claim these feats. My level of respect for him is through the roof after this video.
I hope he never calls himself an ex bad driver again.
Mad respect Mr DC! 👏👏👏
DC - fearless racer and an amazing gentleman 👏 I fell in love with McLaren because of him and Mika back in 1997
Couldn't have said it better, in fact- I pretty much said almost word for word what you did! It was the team's drivers that made me a fan of the team and F1, not the other way round.
David Coulthard was a Great Racer, Excellent Team Mate and Very Kind Character ! He was my favourite Driver !
I went (from Greece) to Italy (Imola) in 2002 to see him..
I was wearing his t-shirt in Italy.. For many years,he was retaining the points record amongst the British drivers of Formula 1..He had so many podiums..I missed those days..He was a fair play guy and a gentleman..
Great respect from Greece !
DC was my all time favourite. Love this 💙
I started watching F1 in '98 and Coulthard was one of my favourite drivers along with Hakkinen. These guys made me a McLaren fan. Fast, fair and an all round nice guy. Still watching him on C4 as a pundit. Brilliant at that too.
One of the greatest number 2 driver of all time.
Do you know any more jokes?
@@AOzzyR2000 if you watch formula in DC McLaren era, you would know. He was perfect wingman for Mika.
@@dobik2381 Oh okay I guess it was a misunderstanding then. Sorry about that.
So, I'm not the only one who actually said that. He was very quick, bold, and daring even as a 2nd driver.
Coultard > Webber, Barrichello, Bottas
I'll never forget spa 98, as a 13yr old Irish Jordan fan, I jumped out of my seat and hit my knuckles off the ceiling. I couldn't believe Schumi hit Coulthard and then went down to the Mc Laren garage. I think it was the best race I ever watched, Germany 2018 was just like it, cars going off left, right and centre, the first pile up is reason we have tyre tethers.
One of my first memories of f1 as a kid (4) was watching DC in 2002 in Monaco. I don't know why I remember the finish for that, but I do
Daveys bird flip as you hear his foot planted on the accelerator really emphasized his emotions and always gave me a giggle
its one of my fav route moments of the 2000s its just perfect
DC's true moment of brilliance but they just had to blur it out!
I waited for a long time this video.
DC was my favourite F1 driver, he was my first sportsman hero 🙂
That win he returned to Mika will forever cement his reputation as an absolute gentleman racer in the mould of Sir Stirling Moss.
He can be the best teammate you could have in F1. He can help you to get win but if you run into a problem he can secure the points and wins for the team.
David performed in a quality era, star studded with super drivers, super champions, and he faced them all with grit and determination to compete at the highest level. On his day he did just that, giving them quite a few headaches. A joy to watch.
No
Wow
Blatantly copied 👍
He made a German young lad very happy whenever he was on the podium or won a race! DC was my favorite driver!
why does the audio in the video sound like it was recorded through a zoom call
he was my fav driver back then! great time to be a F1 fan in that era. so many great and unforgettable races and feuds.
That was such a class act from DC to give the win away to Mika. ❤️ Absolute respect to the man.
Came for The Finger. Was not disappointed. He was fun to watch.
His performance at Bahrain 2007 was magnificent, too bad the engine failed with 20 laps remaining. He started 21st and was 7th when he retired, he was flying, still setting personal bests. He was a net 7th, it’s not like everyone had made an extra stop
His win in Brazil when everyone else was on Intermediates and he stayed out on dry tyres deserves a spot on this list.
I already liked DC, since I'm a RB fam, but knowing about some of these facts actually made me have mad respect for this guys 🙏
I think DC was the main guy responsible for bringing Adrian Newey to the Red Bull team from McLaren. So instrumental in building Red Bull into the team it went onto becoming.
Seems he took a leaf out of Michael Schumacher's book on that one.
HE was my idol when I started seeing F1
I was a huge MSC fan in the early 2000's and only saw DC as one of MSC biggest rivals without even realising what a class act on and off the track he was.
I love how the narrator first has to inform us "did you know DC was a driver too?"
Quality driver that’s always been underrated, thoroughly nice bloke too. How I wish we could go back to those F1 days.
David will live in our memories forever for his greatness. And his chin.
Name : POOIS FRAUDMILTON!
Missing :Since Abu Dhabi
Characteristics: Crying, Crashing, Finished, Bottling
Possible locations : Steward Room, Court
⚠️Warning : Dangerous driver who has taken drivers out multiple times
“Give me freedom give me fire, give me best car or i retire”
@@fatfrankthepeteacher4535 Name : TROLL FRANK THE TOXIC TEACHER!
Missing : An actual life
Characteristics: Bored, does not have anything to do, loves to consume an unhealthy amount of salt per day
Possible locations: Computer, Keyboard battleground, Basement
⚠Warning : Does not use logic, instead copy and pastes unfunny copypastas.
Beware "if" (of) random delusional fanboys that actually think he's not trolling and agree
“Give me freedom, give me fire, give me attention or i retire"
I remember meeting DC as a wee boy back in 1994 when he had just stepped up with Williams, and met him again a couple of times after. He was a class act on and off track, and always had time for fans. People forget just how quick and tenacious he could be on his day, especially early in his career. Surprised Spa 95, Spa 99 and Spain 07 didn't get a look in.
For the next one can we get Jim Clark or Giles Villeneuve?
There is a disappointingly small amount of Jim Clark content on the official F1 channel..such a great driver
Check out Jim Clark's drive at Spa in 64 I think it was.
He had to hold the the gear stick in place for the majority of the race to stop it from jumping out of gear. It was truly phenomenal to watch.
@@samcunning they try to appeal to the modern audience by only showing late 80s-present day drivers. It's really disappointing how they downplay the most exciting era of the sport.
I have followed DC's F1 career from day one. I cannot think of a better ambassador for F1, or role model for a young racing driver.
And he was highly rated by none other than Ayrton Senna himself. When he was Williams test driver Senna stood in the garage for an entire test day, watching DC test the car, listening intently to what DC said, and above praising what he brought to the team. You don't get better than that
It's a shame they didn't cheekily include his dismantling of Christina Aguilera during Baku 2018 Commentary
The video title doesn't specify "Racing", to be fair!
What's the title name
dude was a low-key monster driver during an era of absolute greats. Gives me great pleasure to know he still gets to hoon about in a (red bull) f1 car.
Got him on my My Team in the F1 game for an all Scottish team 🏴 he was gliding great and we were working well together, then his engine blew up in race 5 and his focus stat is shot, seems fitting 😅
His face at Spain when he survived that plane Crash. You can see his pain and so much emotion. Truly hard breaking
Let's be clear.
David Coulthard was world class.
He just had the misfortune of being teammates to two of the quickest drivers of all time:
Kimi Raikkonen & Mika Hakkinen.
Lol. He lost to Hill too.
@@chamindujanith6337 That was when he was a rookie - Hakkinen lost to Herbert for example and was outqualified by Johnny too, that doesn't really count. Not to mention DC beat Mika twice in 97 and 01 and was more than a match in 96 for him too despite more DNFS.
0:20 how to forget when DC ran with Kimi's Helmet in Kimi's car
As a Scottish RBR fan, thank you David. None of what has been achieved could have been done without you. Alba gu bràth🏴
Now we need to see Rubens Barrichello's Top 10 Moments Of Brilliance
"Let Michael pass for the championship"
He was an absolute weapon around Monaco.
DC's best moment? His _'other gestures'_ moment to MSC at Magny-Cours.
Finally!!!! We needed this, as an old fan watching him race during the V10 I have been waiting!!
I never gave this guy enough credit. Because I was a big Schumacher fan.
You are the problem in this world
What a great driver and gentleman.
Great video! Love how the musical beats match the content! Hope to see more like this!
I do love a bit of DC. Watching Coulthard/Hakkinen in McLaren are my first F1 memories!
Name : POOIS FRAUDMILTON!
Missing :Since Abu Dhabi
Characteristics: Crying, Crashing, Finished, Bottling
Possible locations : Steward Room, Court
⚠️Warning : Dangerous driver who has taken drivers out multiple times
“Give me freedom give me fire, give me best car or i retire”
@@fatfrankthepeteacher4535 Something tells me you think that’s very clever.
@@fatfrankthepeteacher4535 Name : TROLL FRANK THE TOXIC TEACHER!
Missing : An actual life
Characteristics: Bored, does not have anything to do, loves to consume an unhealthy amount of salt per day
Possible locations: Computer, Keyboard battleground, Basement
⚠Warning : Does not use logic, instead copy and pastes unfunny copypastas.
Beware "if" (of) random delusional fanboys that actually think he's not trolling and agree
“Give me freedom, give me fire, give me attention or i retire"
my first memories of F1. David and Mika in silver cars battling against Ferrari. then Kimi came. then Montoya. then all left.
by 2007, I was switching to reds 😂
Enjoyed watching him.
Rubens Barrichello's Top 10 Moments Of Brilliance please!
Is it just me or is the Audio bad?
Dc is one of my idols as a kid
amazing that you found 10 moments
All the best things come from Scotland ..... Long live Mr Dc ✊🏴❤️
I love this man he was my idol as a child
Also Coulthard had the most beautifil women with him on races. GOAT
This is Brilliant. Thank you
I really wish F1 would release old F1 reviews with all this digitally cleaned, enhanced footage. I can't be alone in wanting this, I've bought them on VHS, DVD and Blu-ray through the years and I'd for sure re-purchase them if they were enhanced.
Michael Schumacher: 155 podiums
Michael Schumacher's helmet colours: 156 podiums
The man with the best jawline in f1
Haha 😂 that's so true I keep noticing it
Micheal would like to have a word about that
Mika and David where McClarens best duo
Heard of Senna and Prost by any chance?
@@kb5509 who
@@franklinmint7394 who indeed.
He is truly a charisma blackhole in those interview segments
Coulthard drove in the best years of Formula 1 imo
I guess we don't talk about that time his car forgot how to turn right on the way into the pit lane...
Pra bater de frente com o Schumi... Tem que respeitar um cara desse! Grande Coulthard!
I remember him as the person that Schumacher crashed into while loosing 1 wheel and still driving on his own into garage.
being known as a number 2 driver doesn’t seem so bad when you shared the grid with Schumacher, Hakinnen, Hill, Alonso, Vettel, Hamilton, Raikonnen
Häkkinen and Räikkönen*. When the Finnish surnames end with NEN the previous letter is always a vocal. I don’t know how it’s so hard to write these champions’ names correctly
@@max27stoner probably because they don’t teach Finnish in British schools, you understood whom i was talking about so you felt the need for an ego massage?
@@max27stoner not everyone has that keyboard layout y'know.
@@Agnt14 I don’t mean the ä’s or ö’s, just even Hakkinen or Raikkonen but no
To think, I missed the days when he raced, in my childhood.
DC is the definition of class
David is so funny he was a amazing driver as well
Name : POOIS FRAUDMILTON!
Missing :Since Abu Dhabi
Characteristics: Crying, Crashing, Finished, Bottling
Possible locations : Steward Room, Court
⚠️Warning : Dangerous driver who has taken drivers out multiple times
“Give me freedom give me fire, give me best car or i retire”
Excuse me?
I like him as a reporter
@@fatfrankthepeteacher4535 why the hate
Yes he is amazing as a commentator
A another great video from you, but my next idea with 10 moments from a driver is about Jim Clark because he is one of the best
Gotta love DC!
Would love to see a Jarno Trulli top 10.
Nice Video. Go in!
David has also been commentating on Formula One since 2011, for the BBC and Channel 4.
Underrated guy
What an era. Give us Jean Alesi now!
12.23 - "he's just checking the wind direction" I think martin brundle said!
Respect every driver everyone, they're doing this for you
No they're not
@@surrealtom1437 they were all rich kids before going to F1... yes they are doing this for you.
Or they would've gone to another sport? Or a safer profession.
@@Y4WN they're passionate about the sport, the thrill, the success and the money. Their job is to perform well in the sport, not to act as entertainers.
Pleasee let the next Rise of the Rookie be on Coulthard
0:12 he looks just like Steve Kerr lol
The Albert Park incident when he let Hakkinen pass was a source of huuuuge controversy. A lot of gamblers were out of pocket on that.
DC and Mika gave me my love for McLaren
Proper old school racer.
what is wrong with the audio?
David Coulthard’s Top 10 Moments Of Brilliance. 19 seconds in and they’re showing Kimi Raikkonen instead 🤦🏼♂️