Will Max Verstappen break Vettel’s record?
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- Опубліковано 9 чер 2024
- 10 years ago as of the day this video was uploaded, Sebastian Vettel took what would be the first win in the longest F1 winning streak of all time. It ended at 9 races, a record which was surely unbreakable. However, Max Verstappen currently has 8 consecutive wins, and the Dutch Grand Prix could be his chance to equal Vettel's record. So, will the unbreakable F1 record be broken?
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When are people going to give Horner credit ? He is the greatest team principal of all time imo , Horner and Newey are an epic duo
i think people do tho? like i’m a mclaren and merc fan but imo horner, wolff and brown are in a league of their own as team principals and are miles ahead of everyone else
whenever the question gets asked; who is the best principal on the grid, people always say horner. he’s just next level
@@kieraisveryboredBrown is CEO, not principal. And McLaren has been stuck in the midfield since 08.
only team principal who's proven his worth time and time again, always bounces back from adversity and finds a way to get his team wins.
@@XwSScout They were very close to winning a drivers title with Hamilton in 2010. Although, I guess you could say the same about Webber and Alonso since that season was so close.
Even as a non-Max fan, I want to see him win out the season or at least take 10 consecutive. He's performing at the highest level and is deserving of every record he breaks
Absolutely the best driver in F1 right now and it feels special just to see him race
But not 1 race is legitimate.
@@k1ngduggerz802 Are you on drugs son?
@@k1ngduggerz802please elaborate!
Short answer: yes
Long answer: hell yes
I think there's a stat that says, Max has only had 60 career races without any mechanical or contact damage, and he's won 42 of them and finished 2nd 11 times.
He never makes mistakes.
The stat might be outdated as i saw it a month ago
That’s absolutely incredible if true! But it sounds like too few races? Is it maybe 60 races since 2021?
Yeah that can't be right, he has driven 175 races in total... @@JohnWarren
It is races since 2012 indeed.@@JohnWarren
Wake up babe, there’s a new John Warren video
It’s about time too!
@@JohnWarren class vid as always
@@willdouie67 Glad you think so 😊
I remember when I was getting into f1 and I heard that a guy won 9 races in a row. It was the craziest sports record I’ve ever heard. I just didn’t think it was possible or if it would ever happen again. I’m hoping Max can at least tie it this weekend
It's fascinating how Hamilton now holds just about every record achieved by longevity (wins, poles, equal on championships etc) while Verstappen is beating and equaling records achieved through being a beast in a beast of a car with a well run team and the right personell through a shorter (hopefully) period in time. At this point I don't believe he won't win unless he's literally hospitalised and sedated.
10 days later the answer is yes 10 wins 🎉
I don't think Verstappen will just break Vettel's record. Verstappen and Red Bull are going to break EVERY good record. That pairing is now on the level of Schumacher-Ferrari, Vettel-Red Bull, and Hamilton-Mercedes if not at a way higher level. I think it's still improbable (because Perez could have some days he's good, at least I hope so) but I'd love to see Max sweep everything rest of the year because honestly fair play to that pairing really giving their all and taking advantage of other teams still trying to play catch-up.
I'd love to be listening in to the final race of this season where Max rounds the final corner to wrap up 2023 and give Red Bull the perfect season, that's going to be history made. If there's one record that will never be broken or matched, it's probably going to be that.
He will stop because he is getting bored and what to do something different
Perez can only win when Verstappen has mechanical problems or other mishap.
And even then, it is not a given. Look at the races where Verstappen started further down the grid, Perez was on front row, and Verstappen still won.
@@Rob2 Somehow I feel like Perez would be the reason why Red Bull won't get that perfect season is if he's the one assigned to win the race. It's not like with the time Mclaren got 15 out of 16 when they had Prost and Senna behind the wheel.
I don’t think people really understand what we are witnessing this season with max. It’s history being made right before our eyes and 20-30 years down the line we’ll look back on and think; ‘holy shit max was insane that season’. It’s exactly what’s happens now when we look back at Vettle, lewis and schumys championship runs, but during the time everyone was acting the same way they are to max now. F1 fans needs to live in the moment and appreciate what’s happening instead of complaining all the time because it won’t last forever.
Amazing that even with the very tricky conditions, that we haven't seen in modern-day Zandvoort before, he still managed to be so far ahead. Half a second on pole and complete dominance in the race. Not even his teammate, who had a much better pitstop-strategy, had a chance and didn't even finish on the podium. I think we are looking at the first season of 1 constructor winning every single race and the early years of the new all-time world champion record-holder (8 DWC by 2026).
He's likely not only going to break Vettel's record. He is going to crush that record. I expect him to win both the Dutch and Italian GPs and not just to stop there. I would make a bet he will win all remaining races and bring the record to 18 races won in a row and with that set many other records like most points in a single season, first season a constructor won all races, and more.
The only real threat to that is reliability. But with the pace of the Verstappen in de No1 Red Bull, the team can get away with changing components more often than necessary and take a penalty. And with that make reliability problems less likely.
It might be boring watching the races when only looking at the one who will win it. But the rest of the field has good racing with some even spectacular moments. And in a few years time Verstappens dominance will be seen as something amazing.
Now THAT would be an unbreakable record! Realistically though, he has to run out of steam somewhere, right? If not, something will break. I’d rather be pessimistic and be pleasantly surprised though!
@@JohnWarren Singapore maybe? Thats the only circuit where I can see them being outdriven
he did it :D
Verstappen winning 100% of his home races reminds me of Vettel in India 😅
"Nobody will ever beat Vettel's Red Bull record now the cars are supposed to be more equal"
Adrian Newey "Hold my beer..."
He did it🎉
2:06 not only RB hasn't had any reliability DNFs this season, but in 26 races since Canada last yr (their last DNF was Austria last yr with Pérez into Russell)
That has to make them the most reliably constructor, right? I haven’t looked at any stats but it sounds like the most
I was a strong Max fan in 2021, and I enjoyed his initial fight with Ferrari last year but quickly got bored of him winning so often. This year I was supporting Alonso and AM and really hoped they could win a race but now that Max is so close to Vettel's record and RB have more than a fair shot at 100%ing the season, I can't help but root hard for Max every week again. This kind of thing doesn't come around every year, and it feels momentous to witness.
Exactly my feelings! I’ve been team Max the whole way through but I found myself rooting for other drivers like Leclerc towards the end of the season, but now there are records to be broken I’m fully team Max again
Why would you not support the rider you supported because he wins to much?
You also change football/soccer club every few years when your club wins to much?
That is weird
@@passdutchy1194 because Verstappen isn't the only driver I support, I like to see other people win sometimes
@@passdutchy1194same. I think this is weird thing not to support the driver because is the best on the grid and wins.
Why is this culture of silent hating/ignoring/no longer supporting a person in any sport that is the best on what they do?
It's just ignorance not giving credit to a team and a driver that did a stelar job with the new regulations.
It's not RBR fault that other teams did a shit job with the new regulations.
Even if Max would have to start out of the pit lane he could win, he's a speed daemon.
Bruh he could start at Spa and still win this weekend in Zandvoort.
@@Grafzaaiersim a lewis fan but fr 😂😂
answer: yes
I always knew I could predict the future
Today was qualifying for the Dutch GP. Max put it on pole, for the 3rd time in a row on this circuit.
To answer your end question, 'at some tracks' I genuinely think he could start from the pit lane and still win by 15 seconds 🤷🏻♂️ (I know not at Monaco e.t.c)
Great vid!
Thank you!
Great video!
Thank you!! I put a lot of effort into this one😊
I just saw the Dutch-GP.
And Verstappen was dominant there again.
But it was anything but a boring race.
It rained harder in Great Britain than at Zandvoort.
I'm a fan I'll admit.
But I was a fan of Schumacher at Ferrari with brawn. But I'd argue to say Max at RB is probably the strongest combo F1 has ever seen
Even if he doesn't win the next race he could still equal the record by winning from Monza onwards
Sometimes i wonder how many wins he will have when he retires wouldnt suprise me if he got like 150 wins and 10 championship ofc it depends on the car he get or if he decides to leave early who knows
The only thing that will stop Verstappen from achieving 9 races in a row are the Verstoppers, AKA renault power units
RB dont use renault engines anymore (luckily)
It’s really Ascari’s record to brake since he did it first
How is it his record when he isn’t the holder of it. Ascari had 7 not 9
@@awesomefacematt Ascari's an interesting one. It is 7 consecutive wins on one hand, but on the other hand it is also 9. This is because while the Indianapolis 500 counted as part of the F1 world championship, but it ran under its usual AAA regulations, not F1's. Ascari didn't take part in the 500, but he did win the following two races after it, so he did win nine consecutive races run to F1's regulations, even if he didn't actually win nine races in a row.
(Although actually, in 1952 and 1953, which was when Ascari managed this feat, the F1 world championship was actually run to F2 regulations in order to increase the car count and the number of competitive cars.)
He wins! The only thing that will stop him is car damage
The Red Bull is a dominant car, it's a case of driving the car as close to it's potential as possible
And Checo qualifies in the same dominant car on P7, 1.3 seconds behind. But he is not a bad driver.
Max will make it, no question in my view.
You contradicted yourself with the whole believing it isn’t more of the car than Max with that Checo line regarding Lewis scoring more than him even when he’s in a lesser car. Meaning that, even as a Checo fan, Checo isn’t even top 5 best racers on the grid. And he’s a defending racer rather than a pace setter/attacker for the most part. Dawg it’s the car. Checo’s not even at his peak anymore.
Hopefully he does.
Less than a week now.
The answer is yes!
8:38 Scumacher, Senna or Prost dominate??? No HAM in that list.
Not if the Monza curse has anything to say about it
what curse? there was supposed to be some first race curse, which if you win the first race, you would finish second in the title race. Looks dumb now
the curse is that you win the Monza race and DNF next year's Monza race@@Pascaffa
Me personally, I’d rather enjoy a season WHILE it’s happening rather than just looking back and being thankful. That’s lackluster asf.
yeah
By the Italian GP if all goes well
well it is nine now. lets see next sunday
Yes
make one about max gocart
yes
If Max start race from pit lane and then got Stop&Go penalty 2 times in a race, then maybe there is a chance he wouldn't win a race.
Did you see how hard Verstappen chased down that gap with Checo in Zandvoort?
I really don't think anything aside from the car giving out, will be able to prevent Verstappen winning every remaining race this season.
This video aged well!
That was until this CAR came along****
Well obviously man
Imo the question isn't whether he'll break the record of 9 wins but how hard he'll break it.
Well... he tied so far. We will know next week.
Yeah I think he probably will tbf
And won
I'd only respect a driver who gets the record when his rivals are in similarly competitive cars... I don't even respect Ascari or Vettel's record...
I think Max is incredible and I hope he breaks Vettel's record.
However I really hope RB aren't this dominant next season. It's not because I find the dominance boring, I don't. I'm not a fan of any particular team or driver, I just love motorsport in all its forms and want to see good, genuine competition.
However, in my humble opinion, if RB win next years title, or tbh are even in the title fight, I think it will show how much they got away with in terms of the cost cap breach in 2021.
It's been said that the punishment would effect the 2024 season the most, so to me, they should not be allowed to get anywhere near the front. Same for any other team that cheats, it should be punished as severely as possible, no matter if it was accidental or not.
That's why, although I don't mind the dominance, I'm not hyped like I was for Lewis, Seb or Schumi. RBR in general leave a bad taste in my mouth now, even though I want Max to do well. It's soured for me and has lost much of it's meaning, which is sad because they're achieving great things, but to me, it's almost for nothing.
Personally, and I know I'm not the only one, if RBR aren't dramatically nerfed next year, I'll probably just give the next couple of seasons a miss and check back in '26. I can't stand the idea of letting one of the most well funded teams breach the cost cap by over £1million and effectively not get punished at all in any tangible way. To me, that's not what motorsports is about and it would make it 2 incidents in the in the last few years that both F1 and the FIA admit had a negative effect on results and the sport in general, and absolutely nothing has been done about them.
You seem to fail to mention how Max barely makes mistake, compare to the likes of Hamilton, Alonso, and Vettel. If he was the same level as a “typical” f1 driver, he’ll be on the same boat as Perez of having a great car, but can’t capitalize or handle it.. But fact is even with an inferior car starting 2018-2021, Max was minimizing mistake compare to other driver. Now that he has a decent car, he showed what he’s really capable of. Experts were already mentioning back then how it’s not “how” will Max dominate, It’s “when”.. They know he’s a different breed and a championship talent haven’t seen since Senna when given a good enough car. You can’t “buy” a talent and consistency. Either you have it or you don’t. Even with Mercedes rocket ship and unlimited budget during their dominant era, they made so many mistake and even Max manage to get wins during that time. Love it or hate, Max is here to stay until he breaks all the record he can break.
@Alp577 I literally said he is incredible, besides not talking about Max at all in my comment, more referencing the fact that RB development hasn't slowed down at all so far since they were punished for breaching the cost cap.
Still, Max isn't immune to mistakes, nobody is. Max looks as untouchable as all the other dominant drivers have. Vettel rarely made a mistake and Hamilton and Schumi looked robotic on their day. Max is in incredible form, but that has nothing to do with my original comment.
If the season is boring explain to me the fight for the second and third constructor.
That’s why I’m making a video on that battle next!
In all honesty, unless he's racing at something like Monaco, Max could start in p20 and would still most likely win the race, even with the other teams catching up to RB.
Arguably he could start in the pit lane and still win, especially if helped by a safety car or a red flag
yes, yes he will
id say michael is the only other inevitable driver. Drivers like clark are too plagued by reliability to fully say this imo
Duh, yes.
--1 lap
Dont matter, Monza Curse
Let’s hope not, just for one year🤞🤞
1:40 My dumbarse brain when i thought the British flag was covering a coffin.
😂😂
Also you have to mention that max has the monza curse
He won last year
@@marangmatlala6253 yea but every driver who has won at monza crashes next year
@@Aubergineman19 Lewis won it 2014 2015 2017 2018. Misinformation we love it haha
@@marangmatlala6253 No I was not
Lol the Red Bull not the best car? But Max makes it look like it is so nah it’s clearly the best car and max is clearly a top driver. But put max in the Williams he wouldn’t have one race win this season
And put someone else in the Red Bull, and they barely finish on the podium.
and that is literally the essence of the sport, always has been and always will be. Well done! Or do you think Hamilton or Alonso won WC because they had an inferior car?
Ferrari entered the chat.
..another "expert" saying "Zandvoort is a track where overtaking is difficult...we just had 186 overtakes at Zandvoort Circuit - the most overtakes in the history of F1 on any Circuit - ever ! Oh, and Max won again equaling the Vettel record, and this weekend Max will break that record.
The 2022 Dutch GP had 23 overtakes, only ahead of Monaco, Imola and Singapore. The 2021 Dutch GP had 24 overtakes, only ahead of Monaco, Hungary, Italy and Mexico. Statistically, Zandvoort is one of the most difficult tracks to overtake at on the calendar, and so I don’t believe the result of last week’s race (which was very heavily affected by the weather) should serve as proof that Zandvoort is an easy track to pass on.
@@JohnWarren facts it mostly had to do with the weather there where a lot of overtakes, but in general it's not the best track for overtaking.
You record this video 1 week ago and now 3 hour ago your posting it. #fail.
Not really a fail! I can schedule a video for any time in the future and I chose to upload it today as it was significant for the video👍
Haha😂
Verstappen is a very good driver, but the arrogance is why it is hard to root for him.
In what way is he arrogant? Hes one of the most humble and likeable drivers on the grid. Hes just a bloke that likes to go fast, evident with his sim racing hobby outside of F1
@@AllardWolff ua-cam.com/video/Wur8qvUzY80/v-deo.html
Max hasn't won anything this year or last? Wtaf
What? I definitely didn’t say that in the video😅
Hopefully not
Red Bull Racist can easily take 17 World Constructors' Championship and become better than Ferrari!
Hopefully Redbull will have serious reliability problems for the remainder of the season
Unlikely mate, last issue was Canada 22 gearbox failure, before that the fuel issues beginning of 22
There's always hope @@awesomefacematt
or you could just be a good sport and stop wishing anyone reliability problems just because your favorite team can't get their shit together
I don't have a favorite team fanboy, get your facts straight
@@NeonColored
@@paullavallee1631 that makes being a bad sport about Red Bull even more pathetic.
F1 should look at this is a failure, I am a Max fan, but the season is unwatchable. Watching 1 team dominate every race is boring.
The mercs are in front of perez half the time
or the other teams could just step up and develop a competitive car. it's not Red Bull's or F1's fault they're better than everyone else
you're not fooling anyone, you think you are more credible by saying that? And if it is unwatchable, why watch then, and go online comment? I recommend you to go do something else...