Schumacher's Greatest Rivals: David Coulthard
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- Опубліковано 3 січ 2019
- They may have only been championship rivals once in 2001, but David Coulthard's relationship with Michael Schumacher was unlike any other. The Scot discusses everything from shared crash helmets to flared tempers - and of course what made the seven-time champion so hard to beat.
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First Damon Hill, now David Coulthard... who'll be the next guest in our Greatest Rivals series? Hit that notification bell 🛎 to be among the first to see! 😉
I am always first to see your videos
JPM or Mika
F1 i am very glad that you are uploading videos based on Best In F1 ever known Micheal Schumacher
Of course hakkinen, raikonnen and Alonso. Maybe villeneueve
Maybe it's Jacques Villeneuve
Do this with Kimi
Kimi: Bwoah he was a good driver. Don't really remember a lot from the rivalry but it was nice.
So true
Maybe they actually did, but they never released it for it lacked too much material and was over in less than 15 seconds.
@@Catinkontti Kimi said 2-4 words and went to get some ice cream and Coke.
yeah and its the only thing that kimi will say
"i stole his seat, his car, his world title for 2007"
The one chin that could challenge Michael's
Lmao
The one chin that could challenge the nose
Why all this talk about michael. He is a potato now, and he wasn't half as good a Sebastian Vettel, or Lewis Hamilton
Antonio Pedro Pessoa Legend
@@RowdyRide dafuq
0:35 That tyre is orbiting the earth as we speak
I think it's on its way to the Moon
Oh God!
I just got word that it hit Elon's Tesla on the way to the moon... :/
@ Twig: Auto Racing comment of the century, dead serious.
hahahahahahahahahahhahaah
Waiting for Schumacher's greatest rival ever: Mika Hakkinen.
no, it is Snow bruh, Snow. that rival put Schumacher's out of race.
@@boocomban you're a fucking dosser
@@EugeneNaidoo As a Schumacher fan I found it funny so piss off learn satire and dark humor.
They just uploaded it hahaha wish granted
@@clarencedelacruz7822 yeah, they made my day.
Guess you could say Coulthard in the end was too nice, because that race at Magny-Cours 2000 where he became relentless and unforgiving because Schumi pissed him off twice, was the best race of his career.
The absolute, absolute best always have something in common and it's that they're absolutely demonic behind the wheel.
Still Coulthard is a legend in his own right and has had a respectable career most could dream of.
@Dr. Gordon Freeman Coulthard was definitely "seeing red" in that race
He also raced with broken ribs that day after his plane had crashed killing the pilot! Without a doubt DC best ever race he did!!!
Craig Kirkwood wow I forgot about that
CaboArmorKing Absolutely agree. He was too tamed in front of Michael... haha
Btw don’t forget that Schumacher was a master of mind games and such, wouldn’t surprise me if thats how he dominated Coulthard
He was too nice right. He gave Hakkinen his first 2 wins in Jerez 97 and Melbourne 98. By the way he suffered a lot of DNF due to reliability. He could have ended with 20+ wins and maybe a WDC with more aggressiveness and luck.
3:13 That didn't work, Michael. You hit the wrong part of him, my friend. lol SAVAGE
That sounds savage and sarcastic at the same time .
@@Loony007only an Englishmen can insult you like that.
David coulthard : one of the best driver that never won F1 titles
truck driver
Up there with Montoya, Barrichello and Massa
Then he's not one of the best.
Stirling Moss, Ronnie Peterson, Didier Pironi, Jackie Ickx, Wolfgang von Trips, Gilles Villeneuve, Clay Regazzoni, Bruce McLaren, Carlos Reutemann etc.
alongside Webber
Michael "Wasn't Me" Schumacher
David casually giving mike the finger at 100 mph
The fact that a good driver like Coulthard was completely dominated by schumacher shows the man's talent and dedication.
@@kukuc96
Completely agree. When you are racing Hakkinen, M. Schumacher, Barichello, Montoya, R. Schumacher (and he was a great driver too remember, countless podiums and 6 wins), Raikkonen, Alonso and Button, it's really really hard to win a championship. It's really hard to win a race. Hell, even finishing in the points is not that easy.
Pretty much like it was in the 80s, winning a championship being an extremely hard thing to do when you had Prost, Senna, Piquet and Mansell on the grid.
DC deserves more credit. Same goes for R. Schumacher, Montoya, Fisichella and Barichello.
@@cantfindawayout Can't really tell anyone that deserving to be left out in the 80s... Pironi and Villeneuve had their careers cut short, Arnoux and Alboreto maybe, but the rest of their careers plummeted after title challenges with Ferrari.
DC was bloody good on a Sunday. Better than Webber or Button on Sunday. But his quali pace was abysmal at times. This cost him.
@@kukuc96 Hmm sorry he was good but other drivers made it even Massa beat Kimi 2008 so DC was a good driver but not a champion
@@General-Gauder Poor argument. Kimi not only hated the Bridgstones, but 2008 was changed in a way that suited Massa more. Kimi's motivation seemed to fly the fuck away during the later half of that season as well.
2003-2007 were all the years Kimi was the fastest on track. One of the most talented, yet low effort drivers in history.
David Coulthard... I'm kind of new to learning all the older F1 drivers, and absolutely love Coulthard. What a consummate professional and gentleman, and one prolific racing driver.
Michael was on the limit in every way. Despite going over it at times, he is the biggest motorsports legend
Waiting for Hakkinen & Alonso's story about him 😁
Montoya and Kimi
DC is one of the most underrated F1 ambassadors ever. Love that man.
That '98 McLaren was one of the most beautiful F1 cars ever. Love it!
Nah fam mp4/4 is the one
Stop it guys you are gonna make me cry. Man i miss this man a lot from the sport. He was the driver i grew up watching, grew up wanting to be like him. Just wish i could have meet the guy just once. Ask him about some of his stories, what is his most memorable. Maybe one day in the afterlife. Im just next to 1000's that want to meet him. But throughout all these years, i still remember that day off the accident. Didn't believe it for a while. And thats the thing. With my age, he was one of the legends i got to see. Well kinda the only one. Sure i obviously seen the rest of the grid when Michael raced, but i mean like Senna, all the legends. I would have loved to see Senna, Michael and Coulthard all race. Man that would be one hell of a season
He was the reason why I loved Ferrari and made me embrace the sport
Good old times of Formula-1. Huge respect to David Coulthard for this interview. And his talent.
tbh i don't mind by F1 choosing Coulthard as his one of the greatest rivals since he's the only driver who was able to unleash the emotion that Schumacher rarely shows : Anger.
And it happens a lot.
Did i see a wind vortex in 2:04 right on the rear wings, that's cool
yosef adiyasa yep you did
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If you like the rear wing vortex watch old f1 vids 90-95 those cars had the vortex all the time
@@MrCatseyes01 i was born in 95 😂
@@mrcleD145 lol oh well there's always UA-cam for the old proper f1 races
David Coulthard. One of the first F1 drivers that I remember watching and being one of my favourite drivers back then.
Just as an F1 fan in general, I truly love the push to UA-cam you do. It’s refreshing, interesting and just generally entertaining and well done. One of the best things happening to F1 in my book tbh.
It's so amazing to see the footage of those days in high resolution. They make me feel old though :D
The helmet incident shows no matter how heated a rivalry is, safety always comes first. I doubt there's any driver who wouldnt help another out if he asked for a favor regarding his safety.
Guys have you seen the footage begins from 0:59 before? I've never, and I always thougt that the "Did you want to f***ing kill me" line was just an addition to the story.
Never saw that until now. It seems that Micheal was MUCH closer to DC than most people thought.
Dick move by Coulthard. He had ample time to move over for more than half a lap and the twat slows on the racing line in torrential rain... DC knew exactly what he was doing
@@Jahanoudis MSC is pretty much the dirtiest driver in the history of the sport, he tries to overtake someone off track and it's someone else's fault? Sure.. Stop babying him
@@essayedgar you can not judge his
What you can do it??
I enjoy how much respect DC shows. True sportsman. Keep fighting Michael!
I love David Coulthard so much I want him to live forever and never get old.
Will always remember how this man drove his heart out in the second car in an era where that made quite the difference, plagued by engine failures and other matters, Coulthard is a champion in my eyes.
'I am not afraid of Kimi but he is definitely one of the strongest rivals I have come up against' - Schumacher on Raikkonen
Kimi better have a video in this series.
He's afraid of another Fin.
With this series you can see the battles we have seen in F1, hope the F1 channel does this with other drivers 💙
I miss these days. So much rivalry
Both are legends! It was a truly great period in F1. With the current lineup, I can see 2019 onwards being just as exciting.
It is so unbelievable that Michael is not anymore "here" with us.
Even if I didnt like him, he was one of the best.
Thank you for not blurring out DC's hand gestures. :)
I don't remember DC as being one of Michael's fiercest rival (though I was young in the early 2000's), but it's always great to listen to him.
He was a very great driver and he's a very humble guy.
Ferrari vs McLaren. The two most legendary teams in F1. I really hope McLaren get better so we can continue those famous battles again.
Just announced they're working with Mercedes for the engines in 2021, so there's a big chance they can fight RB and Ferrari
2020 now ferrari is failing and i hope we truly see it
@@essayedgar not to forget that william also use merc engine
#KeepFightingMichael
2:51 "shook his hand" 😂😂😂
This is brilliant!! Just what I like to see and hear from the drivers
Waiting for Colombian legend Juan Pablo Montoya!!!
I'd advise you to listen to the episode with JPM on the Beyond The Grid podcast! You can find it on Spotify, UA-cam and some more podcast services. Amongst other things, he talks in depth about Michael!
Holy shit we have the same dp.
that helmet borrowing story was nice~ Great video F1, we wannt more!^^
Surprised they didn't include that great overtake Coulthard did on Michael in brazil 2001.
Gosh, Formula 1.I LOVE these interviews. Makes me goosebumps. THANK YOU SO MUCH.
Wow. I didn't expect such an interesting interview with David. Very interesting and unknown to me details (borrowing a helmet and so on).
2:52 "Shook my hand"
flicked on the bird
If there is one thing that David really pointed out : Michael believed ! Michael always believed. It's his relentless attitude that helped him become the champion that he was. That he still is. The GOAT. Like we say in tennis. Greatest of all time !
More than attitude, pure talent and genius
Thank you to Formula1 for these videos and allowing me to relive some of the greatest sporting memories of my childhood.
Please do a video of how Schumi started his journey, his bare beginnings and what sacrifices his family made to make his dream come true. It'd be one of the most inspiring videos of F1
Villeneuve, Hakkinen, Montoya, Raikkonen and Alonso
Villeneuve is a cunt. Fuck him
@@Jahanoudis he usually says annoying things about drivers like Verstappen or his compatriot Stroll
@@stampergoeroe1384 you are French ? :-)
@@francoishnz: no I am Dutch
@@stampergoeroe1384 OK I thought that because Villeneuve always say this on a French Chanel
Hakinen was his greatest rival in my humble opinion.
wopppzzz hundred percent
hakkinen was competitive for 3 years.other than those years hakkinen was never in the picture against schumacher.Adrian Newey was schumachers biggest rival.
These videos are awesome!! Thanks guys :)
I have always been a fan of Coulthard, and always will be! :) What a great guy....!
2:49 - first show it, second shake it off #F1Fap
I "shook my hand"
lol i see what you did there David :-D
Just yesterday I watched the highlights of the Monaco Gp 1996 here on UA-cam and I was amazed at the onboard recordings by Coulthard why his helmet looks so similar to that of Michael. Now I know the answer :)
David, What a gentleman, a true champion material !
Formula 1 editors, are you drinking too much energy drinks? btw this is awesome
They are drinking red bulls
By the way these off season uploads make my day
'energy drinks'
@@mrar716 That's what they're called here
And now Michael is 50 years old
Nice words!! What a great era for motorsport was that time!
I really liked the feature they both did at Canada 2011
3:15 even Brundle knows exactly what he was at the time
Please put subtitles!
The classic Good(DC) vs. Evil(MS). Loved DC, a Good Man both on & off the track ;-)
Very honest and genuine comments.
Hey F1, how about you start uploading full races from the past? it'll be awesome. choose and start with the best, most striking, and do it for us.
LIKE WHO AGREES
Can't wait for Mika. "The only man he ever feared."
How did I not hear about the Monaco 1996 thing yet? That is awesome!
The huge respect behind the rivals
Who would win? A 7x world champion or (not to criticize him)
one boxy boi
🅱oi
What a legend DC.
PD: people lost their minds when max pushed ocon but no one complained when michael pushed david..its a high adrenaline sport, what do you guys expect!
2 different eras, 2 different ways of driving. Back then the sport was way harsher.
I hope Michael Schumacher finishes 1st one last time against his illness. KeepFightingMichael Our prayers are with you!
David you are one off the best....thanks
DC crashing into Schumi at Spa definitely one of the best fights Lol
Presumably you mean Schumi crashing into DC?
@@lotusraptos No, he lift throttle on purpose on a bad visibility place. Worst, he waited for Schumacher as he became very slow in the last laps before crashed...
Better then ocon and verstappen?
@@jomaoliveira7949as you can see in the video, michael had a lot of room to his left while DC was at the very edge of the track.
@@thelarry383 I saw the race live on TV, they came from a corner, there was serious spray in the track and DC lifted the throttle. After the race, telemetry on DC McLaren was audited by FIA; they found no evidence of braking (as alleged by Ferrari), only throttle lift, which DC, in his defense, said that was to help MS overtake, therefore FIA took no action. What was strange was the race being in the last laps, MS was way ahead, and DC, who was a fast driver with a fast car, lost so much time in the last laps. That, my friend, no UA-cam replay will show you.
Yes but David why oh why did you slow down on the wet racing line being (lapped) knowing the extreme difficulty with the water spray and the absolute lack of visibility????? Did your team tell you your being lapped or you didn't see the blue flags???? Always wanted to know!!!
David Coulthard admitted full responsibility for that Spa '98 accident back in 2001, I believe. During the driver's briefing prior to the race, it was agreed that in those conditions, cars being lapped would not lift, if I remember correctly.
Why Coulthard is backtracking now, is anyone's guess.
This one got me goosebumps!
This is some quality off-season content guys, almost makes it bearable 😄
Jesus... this seems like a funeral procession all of a sudden.
Essentially is, isn't it. My hero's a vegetable now. :/
he's a vegetable. The family wouldn't even let Barrichello visit him because there was simply no point.
Best pundit in F1 is DC
Phil Long Prefer Jacques Villeneuve
@@mynamesucksbad nah he is washed and biased
DC + Mark Webber! 😍
Louis Sutton without a doubt! DC simply the best!
Dc is a rambling mess of a pundit. He Shites on to himself under the illusion of being informative on while actually ignoring what the public sees on their tV screens. Possibly the only boring scot i have ever heard.
I remember in one season, I forget which year (2000 maybe), Coulthard had a BIG crash (not Spa '98), quite bad and from that moment on in the season something changed in his psyche. He went on to win a number of races and was surprised, given his pace, he didn't win the WDC; Schumacher did. He just pulled it out the remaining races. He always had another level.
90s were a badass time in F1. There were always crashes, fights, clashes, it was very intense.
Coulthard criticised him for the majority of the video. It's very strange too that he doesn't take full responsibility for Belgium '98.He admitted not long ago that it was completely his fault. He said that he lifted on the racing line and would never do that now.
That’s a debatable title...
Yeah because their main rivalry was in 2000 and 1998
@@aracer2030 2001 too.
@@ciaronsmith4995 were schumacher won the title with 4 races to go
@@CR-iu2zt Early part of the season was close though. DC was matching him until he stalled on the grid at Monaco when on pole.
He took part in the battle between Ferrari (Schumi's team) and McLaren in the late 90s and 2003. He challenged Schumi in early 2001 and several other races too
What a savage move to print the picture!
I was never a fan of Schumacher, but these videos are great 😄
Alonso must be doing one
Dc is one of (if not) the best drivers to never win a championship 👍
These are great.
I want to see again Michael :*(
Only if Ayrton was still here...
A. Batsios :(
Ayrton was an entitled arse
Michael would have taken the mantle the same way Alonso took it from Schumacher
To do what? I watched all of Senna's F1 races live, what has he got to do with this? He was his own legend, leave it there.
@@Nick-il8zw I think he meant if Senna instead of Hill challenged the 1994 title
Coulthard wasn't really MSC's rival tho...
Well, not for the title but both had very polemic battles, look at France 2000, they hated each other
DC got 2nd in 2001 behind Michael.
Love u david
Missu u n track
I had a chance to meet David Coulthard in Brazil at the airport this past year after the Brazil GP
It’s Mika you should have interviewed
Patience 😉
they will.
@@Formula1 so he's next?
Exactly he is next
@@Formula1 Cannot wait
If Michael had to go off when trying to pass DC in Argentina 98, then DC didn’t leave enough space
He was taking his line lol
What a blinkered, retarded view that is
He doesn’t have to leave the space, MS had to find a way around or cut the grass for them 😀.
DC locked up and ran wide at that corner. Michael went up the inside but DC completely closed the door on him, forcing him to the grass. If you watch Michael’s onboard shot, it’s a lot more obvious DC is at fault
David made a mistake and ran really wide into that corner, then didn't check his mirrors getting back on line when Schumacher got down the inside. It was totally Davids fault.
Fantastic true gentleman
That incident at mangy cours - I remember one of the commentators (was it Murray or Martin?) claiming something along the lines of "he's just checking the wind direction!" As David held his middle finger up out of his cockpit!
Senna's rivals: Alain Prost, Nigel Mansell, Nelson Piquet, Niki Lauda, Keke Rosberg...
Schumacher's Greatest Rivals: David Coulthard, Damon Hill, Jacques Villeneuve... " *In The Land Of The Blind, The One-Eyed Man Is King* ".
You obviously don't know F1 history... Michael raced against Senna, Mansell, Prost, Piquet (albeit in his last year), Hakinen, Villneuave, Montoya, Alonso, etc, etc --- you chat BS.
@@Gambit8319 I understand your brain limitations. No everyone is able to develop its capabilities.
I'm expecting another series in the future called "Hamilton's greatest rivals"
David Coulthard. What a driver. What a man.
Coulthard is a very wise man. he speaks the truth and has a very good view of things i think