Always, and I too want to see what Ferrari's sparkplugs look like. Peter makes the point about F1 being an engineering sport beautifully. I grew up in racing and never really enjoyed spec series. I always enjoyed putting people in their place when they said that this, or that fighter plane was the height of technology, Its always been F1.
Peter is right, if you think this season is boring then you dont understand F1.. which means if you cant see the brilliance of max then you have no clue about racing
Along with Lewis and Fernando. All three of them are driving to the best of their abilities pushing the maximum out of the car. It’ll be a long time before there is drivers as good as these three, the new generation aside from Max just doesn’t have it like these guys.
The problem is the double standard that Max stans have when it comes to Max. During Hamilton's reign, "it's the car." All of a sudden "it's the car" does not apply to Max. Just be consistent.
@@DefenderOfLogic there’s a lot of Max fans such as myself that can admit it’s the car. Not good to bottle all us all up as the same person. There’s prob millions of Verstappen fans across the world lol just the majority of people on social media are trolls so most fan bases get a bad look.
This braindead Wankerton-fanboi does not understand anything from F1; 0,0 to be exact. 🥳He only understands 'Wankertion is my hero and always should win'......🤣 Funny how Peter reacts to this suck-up dude's brown-elbowing Peter a bit toooooo much at the introduction.....🤣
Verstappen is a born and bred racer, he is a generational talent! People complaining about Verstappen dominance aren't realizing we are witnessing something special!
I hate that he gets less credit for his talent just cause the RB19 is fast. It really speaks of him being in sync with any car he drives. He just finds a way to synchronize himself with the cars’ capabilities.
Just watched a documentary about max, and i alreasy forgot this, but he was battling, and beating ferrari's, RB's and others while at torro rossi. Dude is insane
@@jacobs-pc8tn Problem the first years was not just the Renault engine but the fact that Newey had taken a back seat in the design process. He got more involved again when Honda entered the picture with the results we see now. I am a Max fan but I am very well aware his car is currently next level. In the right equipment, both Lewis and Alonso and probably Leclerc if he stops being so nice to his team, can compete with Max. He is an ace driver, not the Flash.
Max Verstappen is something different, we've never seen something like him in F1. He's far beyond Senna, Schumi, Lewis or whoever graced the tracks in a car. He deserves way more respect than he's getting!
Did you ever see Michael Schumacher mate ?? That man win titles in a Renault and took a crap Ferrari from midfield to champions. I'm a Max fan since he's early days . I'd put him just slightly under Michael.. Michael also had many different fantastic drivers to beat every year.
Max is the best driver since MSC who has changed the entire nature of the sport, we are lucky to have seen the arc of his story from a teenager with almost no open wheel experience to a multi WDC at the top of his skills. This is a once in a lifetime moment and we as fans of the sport should appreciate the moment we are living through, this is the kind of stuff fans in the future will talk about as legend in the same breath as Senna/Fangio
@@Chilidolff44Lando and Russell? C’mon man. Raw talent and pace, Leclerc is the only one in the new generation on Max’s level, but Leclerc doesn’t have the consistency and that’s where he loses out.
Cameron tried spin LH card again that he would drive better in RB Max 😂😂 Peter was spot on all answers like mature adult thinking it through with reason not like a teenager that you hear from LH fanboys
Not all F1 fans are fanboys, I am a 66 year old fan who happens to be a woman, and have watched F1 for more than 40 years, so know and remember well the old drivers Peter spoke about.
@@jamtalawah2231 That's awesome. What drew you in over 40 years ago, and is it the same thing that's kept your attention all this time? I watched a bit of F1 as a kid in the Schumacher era, but I lost interest... until Cov1d, when I was endeared by Drive To Survive on Netflix. I'm glad I returned; what a season '21 was!
@@divinasi0n As a 12 year old girl did a bit of karting in a kart my dad built, but was not allowed to race the boys in proper races. On Fridays at our local boys club, girls were allowed to attend, Graham Hill was the patron. I have loved F1 since and watched with my Dad till he passed a few years ago. Started watching with my grandson, now he is hooked.
Watching Max does qualifying gave me the same vibe as watching those world record time attack replays in racing games, there's literally no more gap between the car and the track limit.
@@king-pl6ufWhat?? Most videos I’ve watched of him he praises Max, like actually praise his specific driving moments not just “he’s good he won again”.
@@hifriend7581 this isn't about max...hating max and simping for lewis are two different things.... Peter will defend lewis no matter what...even when lewis is in the wrong....he is so biased when it comes to lewis....and lately I have realized...Cameron is worse in that department....he is too biased and devoid of any objectivity....Cameron's channel almost feels like a lewis propaganda channel.....
Max is absolutely on the level of greatest drivers in this sport. But the beauty of this sport is you can make arguements for a lot of drivers to be considered goat status. Senna, Schumacher, Hamilton, Prost, Jim Clark, Fangio, Verstappen, Alonso, Vettel, Lauda, ect. If you’re a fan of any of those drivers you can easily make an arguement for them being goat, and that’s the fun of it.
@@michaeldellorso889there was a brief period where Vettel was unbelievably fast and consistent matching the fantastic car that he had. Everyone has their peak time. His peak was very, very good. I don't believe it was just his car. It was his ability to drive that era of cars extremely well and perhaps not drive other eras as well.
@@jaysuneakle no question Seb was a fantastic driver. Personally, I don’t ever think he was better than Lewis or Nando. That said, he has no GOAT case.
Sorry, disagree. GOAT is the one who won the most, had the best win percentage, etc. I love Alonso, I'm Austrian so naturally I'm a big Lauda fan, but Hamilton is the GOAT at the moment (and I don't really like him) and Verstappen will very likely pass him to be the new GOAT. The whole discussion of "talent" is useless, because if someone had so much talent, why didn't he win more? Verstappen won races before he sat in the Red Bull. And Perez sits in the same car and is useless in most races, so it's clearly not just the car either.
I am closer to Peter's age than the average F1-fan nowadays is. I had the privilege to see giants like Alain and Ayrton wrestle their fire-breathing monsters around the tracks live. I get what he means and the sport is indeed far more interesting if you educated yourself in the intricacies and technicalities of it. Folks like us don't need all the added drama. There is more than enough in F1 in its purest form. Thanks Cameron for this conversation with Peter.
Dutch Verstappen fan here: I'm not a fan of Lewis' public persona. It comes across as fake/disingenuous. But the man can DRIVE! absolute legend. I'm a big fan of his racing skills. Top 5 of all time. Now I'm a fan of Max and I hope he will win every championship until he retired but I'm not really big on HIS personality either. I respect it a lot since he is a typical Dutch guy who says things how they are without sugarcoating it but it's not much more than just a nice direct guy. Again: his DRIVING however? Legendary
Hope Max never let the PR people change his style. Lewis was very reticent too in the beginning, but people said he was arrogant and need to be more forthcoming. He tries to do this now and people say he is fake. Guess he can't please everyone so now he pleases himself.
@@jamtalawah2231 yeah I personally like it way more when people just show themselves as they are. I'd rather have arrogant Lewis than take Lewis. Also not everyone can be as endearing as Ricciardo which is fine
Interesting, I am not fan of Max's persona. Seems fake and disingenuous. Seems like he is always trying to pretend to be someone else because he is so awkward and insecure. But he can drive.
@@jacobs-pc8tn I don't know what aboutal max you feel might be fake, but let me tell you as someone who knows Max is as real as it gets. What you see is exactly how it is. He IS a bit awkward. Not insecure though. Which is why I said about max what I already said in my OP
@@mkooij Nothing about Max seems genuine at all. Fake tough guy. Fake pretending not to care. Always gives PR answers. This talk about retirement is just so strange. What champion talks more about retirement than he does.
I don't comment on many videos, but the combination of Peter and Cameron, is surely one of the best driver pairings on the F1 commentator grid! Well done guys, and please keep it up!
Totally on point. F1 is about those rare moments of greatness, those rare champion battles. That's what makes it special; the fact it doesn't happen every year or every race. Also it's about the technical battles between teams. Like, "Is this the upgrade, that will bring Alonso or Hamilton right up to Max? It's a great sport, it doesn't need a lot of change.
Very astute and sound reasoning by Mr Windsor as usual. If you are a Real F-1 fan, you'll appreciate more than just one driver. i am a Max fan but i am also a Lewis fan, a Charles fan, and an Alonso fan. That is it. Those guys get a deep bow of respect from me.
If you aren't as invested in what tires teams are using and how many stops they will need, you are missing a huge part of the fun of formula 1 LOL. The technical and strategic aspect is why we love the sport..
100% Peter … the DTS is great but F1 is so compelling … Driver Moves updates that can change a race …. The way the tracks effect specific cars …. It’s amazing I love it and I love Max but also love Ferrari Haas Alonzo Yuki Lando George Alex … if you just love Lewis or Charles your not going to love the sport
I was hooked on F1 through Drive to Survive and my opinion is that it's only gotten better. In particular, I love the strategy, technological innovation, qualifying protocol, race presentation (with data) and overtaking. I also feel like I'm privileged to watch an absolutely amazing driver in Max Verstappen. As for the behind the scenes drama, I couldn't care less.
Thank you Peter! I sure didn’t think 3 Champions from 3 teams on the podium was boring. Never mind Albon’s weekend. Peter is 100% correct. F1 has stories within stories to tell. Remember that Netflix did not show Mercedes or really even cover the championship in the first year. If I want homologated racing, I’ll watch Indy.
I would love to hear driver chat as they do in the cool down room after race and qualifying for much longer. No interviewer, just the pro's talking to each other.
I'm from the "Netflix Generation" of F1 fans, and Peter is absolutely correct in that I would LOVE to see high quality visual explanations and examples of things like where drivers brake, and how they take the turns, compared to each other.
Maybe seeing so many crazy LH fans hating on everything Max does has warped my judgement, but I always counted Cameron as a reasonable Lewis fan... Nothing wrong with having a preference... Carry on 🤷♂️
I am quite a new F1 fan and I'm really interested in the technical and strategic sides of F1. I get taught by others here and there about all the different things, but the way Peter talks about the 'hidden' details was fascinating to listen to. Thanks for 'the update' (for me) in my understanding F1 more and more. Nice interview and I really enjoyed listening to this.
I think F1 is close to perfect the way it is. I just started watching over the past 4 years and I'm hooked. I love watching verstappens dominate this year! It's awesome to see! I feel like in watching Senna or Shoemaker! People will be talking about Verstappen in 20 years from now like they do Senna and Shoemaker now. Amazing. Appreciate greatness when you see it!
I'm admittedly a Netflix convert, but these are the types of videos I have been seeking out. The whole picture of F1 (pageantry, politics, engineering, travel, fast cars) is what is going to keep me around. I've learned that the exciting moments in the race are just a bonus. But yeah, Max's driving is mesmerizing to watch.
Here the Dutchy again......i still enjoy F1 and i love to see Fernando and sir Lewis race eachother. I don't see Max in a Grand Prix so i love to watch the other guys like Oscar,,,Ocon and George with a broken car cutting through the field. There is enough for me to watch. I'm still loving it. Thanks for the Poscast sir Cameron.
Netflix and some of of the Sky F1 commentators, like Crofty, take a remarkably superficial view of F1. I completely agree with Peter, the if it leads it bleeds approach to F1 leaves the best 99% of it on the cutting room floor. I'd love to see more of the F1-engineer or team strategist people involved in the broadcast. They also need to turn down the background noise or use noise canceling microphones. I have a hard time understanding what they commentators are saying.
wow I love that first dialogue I agree completely I watch f1 all week until the race the race is just the end of the episode of weeks of waiting hearing about upgrades listening to Peter describe all the telemetry and times of previous races love it all that's f1
crazy how these days people say it's only the car... i remember his first races in F1... his eagerness and aggressiveness was visible from the start, his first W, beating every teammate he had by a huge margin...a master of wet...his special driving style perfectly suited for that hard to drive redbull...and now when he has the best car on the grid we finally understand he was not only aggressive and skilled... he also has insane race pace / race craft...i don't think he even peaked yet... he`s 2x WC on 2 different cars, soon to be 3x WC... he reminds me of Schumacher Sr. sometimes... a perfectionist... if the guy will win 8 WC will be remembered as the GOAT
I've been an F1 fan since as far back as I can remember, because I was brought up in a sports car family. It's always been an engineering series. Never watched an episode of DTS and IMHO, this season has been very compelling. These are great days we're living.
Peter is absolutely correct about Netflix not doing a very good job of covering F1. Which is to be expected because our entertainment industry is controled by and saturated with liberal arts majors and not science majors. Netflix has been selling the sizzle so long they wouldn't know a steak if they saw one.
@paulstephanouk7504 Yes, it has brought new fans, but most will soon move on to the next fad. IMHO these new fans are just following the heard and not very knowledgeable about the sport.
@@ccrider8483 I’ve never seen an example of gatekeeping mentality be good for any sport or fandom. I welcome the new fans and the sizzle that brought them. Some will move on. Some will stay. Neither choice is wrong and all are welcome to enjoy whatever appeals to them. We were all new fans at one point or another.
@paulstephanouk7504 I didn't mean to come off as a snob or gatekeeper, but as a citizen of the USA it is very rare for me to meet other people with any knowledge or understanding of F1. Prior to the internet, the primary source of race reports and technical info I had access to was Road & Track magazine. It was a very good day when the magazine arrived with the latest news and results that happened a month or more ago. For me the internet is a great resource and of course for others wishing to follow the sport.
Your introduction of Mr Windsor was Spot on, an absolute legend and GOAT of F1 Journalism. 4:34 Wise words incoming. I am a Max Verstappen fan but I am a F1 fan first and foremost. I don't understand this animosity towards other drivers than "your driver". I mean, come on.... Canada had 3 ABSOLUTE LEGENDS on the podium. People that have shaped and still are shaping the history of F1. To speak with the great Maximus: "Are You Not Entertained? Is This Not Why You Are Here?"
I love this comment mavadelo. 🙏🏾 I uttered the famous 'are you not entertained' more than once recently on this impromptu Monaco quali reaction: Https://ua-cam.com/users/live1wq8LvY1sR8?feature=share
Peter is amazing, but I advice you to also watch BrrakeF1. Blake is a former RB-engineer who does an excellent job at dissecting the races from a telemetry and raw technical point of view.
It's a fine day when a new video lands in your feed And a great day when an episode of The Shakedown hits too. And a splendid day when Peter Windsor is your guest. Thank you! 8:00 - 12:00: My indescribably unexpected interest in Formula 1 sprang from (after much procrastinating) binging the first four seasons of Drive to Survive. I guess that puts me in the "Netflix generation" ... in my dotage! But what the series made me appreciate was some of what Peter refers to: especially the excitement of contests and struggles other than among the front runners. It seemed to me that even Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen didn't arrive center stage until well into the series. Admittedly, when it brought the misery of Williams pre-Doriton to the fore it neglected the context -- the legendary history of that team and of Frank Williams and Patrick Head, but that was enough to provoke my curiosity. It certainly made clear through the Haas narrative how much the sport was about big money. And it also made clear that there was plenty of political posturing and mind-f#*king going on between principals and a lot of controversy about the decisions of the race manager and stewards. I don't think one can lay at the feet of DTS the whin(g)ing from "fans" about how "boring" it is that Max/RedBull is having so far a brilliant year: even a cursory scan at the comments that show up on your and Peter's videos make clear that there's a large cadre of folks who mostly care about the object of their affections winning the World Driver's Championship and -- seemingly -- little else. (My favorite tinfoil-hat comments have to do with RedBull deliberately sabotaging Sergio Perez. It's equally telling to read the many comments on Peter's videos complaining about his British bias when he can create a whole video celebrating Max's driving technique.) I sense a lot of "fans" are mostly interested in maximum carnage (a/k/a maximum overtakes?). Like Peter, I would love to get to hear Zak Brown pitch to Wall Street investors (or hear Toto Wolff at a Daimler Board meeting); I think a majority of "fans" would either howl or snore. As for the fascinating cutting-edge technical developments, I think Liberty deserves credit for at least having an ongoing (watch "Mr. Wizard" like) series in their UA-cam feed. Likewise the history and "inside baseball" elements of the sport which, I think, are really well represented in Beyond the Grid interviews.
Nice to hear what Peter is saying about braking, because it sounds like the right way of (trail)braking on a motorcycle before a corner. A little brakepower to get grip and then harder braking.. all in the smallest amount of time.
I think people have a really hard time appreciating greatness while it is happening. They notice it in the future looking back. But many people have a hard time seeing it while it's happening.
I haven’t watched much of this yet, I will later when I have more time but I’m going to go ahead and hit like cause any vid with Cam and Peter is going to be a treat!
I fully agree with every point Peter is making for making F1 more interesting for the general public. Personally I would like to learn more about F1 technology, driving techniques, the logistics of F1, the different teams factories, regulation, race director’s task. Less interested in the ‘tabloidy’ stories about teams and drivers rivalry.
Wow, what an incredible interview! I just came across the channel today, and already, I'm hooked. So far, the videos have been nothing short of excellent. Bravo!
You've both gained a subscriber from this. I saw a comment the other day that said something like 'all the cars should be the same', I replied saying "are you not a fan of racing?" They replied 'yeah I've been watching F1 for 25 years blah blah blah' I knew instantly that they were only a fan of drivers or teams and not a fan of the things that are unique to F1 and make it such a great series in racing.
I'm with Peter. I do not like the budget cap to begin with. I want to see F1 as the pinnacle of race cars. I want to see what they can make limited by technology possibilities, not limited by money spent. In football I would agree with a cap. The best players will deliver the same quality. F1... we're missing out.
As a garbage sim racer myself, I’ve always thought of “short corners” as rotating the car early. It’s the best method I’ve found, but is counterintuitive.
NFL Films should document Drive To Survive in the same way they film Hard Knocks. 1 narrator and focused on what creates the performance we see on game day or race weekend. They may be more people interested in the glitz and glamour but there’s a good number of people who want to see how the cake is made and how it impacts the car and team. It’s the only sport that a team can win in multiple areas: race weekend - the season - an individual driver - and the future. The short and long game strategy should be explained. Great content!
Your discussions with Peter are just brilliant. Well done. I would love for you to revisit the Hamilton/Russell dynamic sometime in the future. Note that he complements you all the time.
This was a very insightful interview, and has given me a lot to think about. I fully agree fans like myself would greatly enjoy more behind the scenes information, from at least a glimpse to tech development (they can blur any car details), to cost cap management a la NFL discussions, and especially to driver / team interaction. Thanks!
Peter hit on something ive been thinking about as an idea for awhile. A drive to survive spinoff that focuses on the F1 arms races. They could highlight Adrian Newey, Dan Fallow, etc. They could release it during the summer break to keep the diehards occupied! I really should be an F1 junior exec....i have tons of good ideas like these but dont post them on youtube comments cause I know some ivy league brat who works for F1 will steal my million dollar ideas and become the next Bernie Ecclestone
I'm surprised no one compares seeing a great car and a great driver winning to watching a great football team with great players lay down the perfect game of football. People loved seeing the historically amazing teams play like the ACMilan team of the 80' or the Barcelona with prime Messi.
I am definitely one who came to F1 via Netflix, but I've stayed for the rest. I recently discovered Peter's channel, and I've finally found what I need to really enjoy F1: real analysis instead of these pseudo-pundits heaping criticism on Perez without telling us WHY Verstappen is so much better in the same car - other than Checo must be having psychological problems - how ridiculous. Also, I don't think Verstappen's dominance is boring in the least - especially now that I've found someone to explain it - thanks, Peter!
I'm new to F1 and for me it's been difficult to really figure out what drivers do differently from each other. The way Mr. Windsor explains it makes quite a lot of sense to me, and I'll try to notice it myself from now on! It will definitely make watching F1 more interesting if I can see the not-so-small small things :)
after all of peter's explanation I look at the next race with different eyes! i would like it if peter reports live from the F1 races he is the only one who doesn't talk nonsense.
Hasn't F1 historically been about car construction? Not so much driver vs. driver but Ferrari vs. Williams vs. McLaren vs. Lotus etc. A technical battlefield of the best engineers on the planet
Max I think is the pioneer of what’s happening to the future of F1. Drivers have been getting younger and younger.. originally you were like late 20s, and 30s before you started racing. Since he started at SEVENTEEN, it’s truly inspiring..
Netflix should give Peter a contract to tell and explain the Drive to Survive generation of the necessary backgrounds / techniques / stories from the past etc... Then I think I'll give that DTS another chance ;-)
@@Cameron-Cc Definitely, it’s about talent and success in all its aspects, from the racecraft, to engineering, management and business side of the sport. We as fans could benefit of more in depth analysis and frankly, education, on what makes a driver special, what goes on in the minds of brilliant engineers, and how to keep the circus running like a well oiled machine (and of course, try to find out what happens when those things break down).
"Car concerns" were RARELY discussed by British mainstream media & sport presenters when Lewis was dominating for years! The moment it became obvious that Max has a better car, all of a sudden they can not stop whining about it ... What a HYPOCRITES!
DRS has become too dominant, for the first time I agree with Peter. Overtaking is MEANT TO BE DIFFICULT, but it's become trivial really. And Max isn't on the way to greatness, he already *IS* great. Did you miss the Monaco qualifying?
Drive to Survive rocks! They do what they do brilliantly. They are not catering to Peter. And more to the point, they can't elegantly be all things F1 to all people. For the casual fan, they provide a great show and a great service. If I want more insight, a broader view.... I come to Peter for that 🙂 Perhaps Drive to Survive tech series, and also a biz series.... that too would be great. A big ask as it is. PS. Great show thanks Cam.
With all respect for all top drivers in history. Names like Lauda. Prost. Senna. Schumacher. Alonso. Hamilton. Max Verstappen will be the greatest of all time.
If you look at other motorsports, there is the genius driver who dominates, that's it. In F1 you have the drivers, the engineers, the engine guy, the aerodynamics expert and so on, many many potential geniuses who make significant contributions to the success without ever touching the driving wheel
To be fair to people. Most fans from the past ten years are Lewis Hamilton fans and not F1 fans. No disrespect meant. But it's like Liverpool and Manchester United fans . They can't see past their own man and forgotten that Hamilton was in the fastest car for 5 of his 7 titles winning race's by miles and having bottas who was not allowed to win even when he did get ahead .. Max if the best natural driving talent since Michael Schumacher.
I think you both underestimate the phenomenon of the fan. For me personally as a Formula 1 enthusiast, I have been a changeable fan and the main reason for this is that I do feel attracted to Formula 1 only by the presence of a specific driver. My interest in Formula 1 started in the late Senna era and ended when Michael Schumacher announced his retirement. Despite the talent Lewis Hamilton was already present at the time, it turned out that Lewis apparently did not appeal to me as a driver. And I lost interest and stopped watching Formula 1. Until suddenly there was the moment of some crazy kid from the Netherlands. From literally his first race, this boy almost immediately caused a sensation on the track. This kid had some balls and bravado that I loved. it reminded me of the types Ayrton and Michael 2 talents who in no way compromised their character and their ambitions in an almost extreme way. And now there was that 17-year-old boy with the same fire and a look that I don't give a damn about what others think of me. Those kind of personalities have attracted me to watching formula 1 and actually applies to all branches of sport, people want to see a Messie or a Ronaldo that makes their sport their favorite. For example, a Lewis is a completely different personality than the one mentioned earlier. A person who is very sensitive to his environment and how he is seen by them. And that, despite his great talent, is just a little too ordinary and therefore too predictable. But Lewis has perhaps the largest fan base a driver has ever had for precisely that reason :-)
I agree with Peter Windsor, myself being a F1 follower for over 30 years, in that drivers come and go, and if you follow the sport because you like a specific driver, you will get disappointed at some stage. I was a huge Senna supporter, but I had to change my perspective following his death. IMO support ALL drivers, and learn to appreciate all aspects of the sport, especially the “tech arms race” for the most superior car. ONLY with decent cars can the best drivers be able to take the competition to the next level like Lewis and Max and Alonso is currently. Having said all that, just look and appreciate what Alex Albon achieved in Canada with his P7..! , and James Vowles trying to revamp the old Williams team..it’s amazing. F1 is great spectacle measured in million’s of $’s and in milliseconds, with the very best engineers and drivers pitted against each other.. Finally I believe all the fans now complaining about a boring F1 scene are hypocritical since we all had to sit and watch 7 years of domination by MB and Lewis Hamilton, now standing at 103 victories.. this is supporting my position that F1 supporters should learn to appreciate all aspects the sport, and appreciate EVERY single driver..
I like Peter and his insights are very interesting. That being said, is it really that hard to let Cameron finish his questions/comments? Once you notice the interrupting, it's really annoying. Other than that, great interview!
I think Ferrari tried a race set up with a long stint on mediums in mind. Obviously that will make the car more draggy loosing top speed on the straights but good on the corners avoiding the slids conserving the tyres.
Hope you guys enjoy this as much as I did! :) Knowledge for days!
Typically US it's about the least amount of money spend to get the maximum selling value.
@cameronf1 please answer the unanswered questions that some of us sent in for Peter on the next shakedown pod mate, cheers
yeah was a great talk 🫡
An epic combination of two F1 legends. Great talk Cam.
Always, and I too want to see what Ferrari's sparkplugs look like. Peter makes the point about F1 being an engineering sport beautifully. I grew up in racing and never really enjoyed spec series. I always enjoyed putting people in their place when they said that this, or that fighter plane was the height of technology, Its always been F1.
Peter is right, if you think this season is boring then you dont understand F1.. which means if you cant see the brilliance of max then you have no clue about racing
Totally agree
Along with Lewis and Fernando. All three of them are driving to the best of their abilities pushing the maximum out of the car. It’ll be a long time before there is drivers as good as these three, the new generation aside from Max just doesn’t have it like these guys.
The problem is the double standard that Max stans have when it comes to Max. During Hamilton's reign, "it's the car." All of a sudden "it's the car" does not apply to Max. Just be consistent.
@@DefenderOfLogic there’s a lot of Max fans such as myself that can admit it’s the car. Not good to bottle all us all up as the same person. There’s prob millions of Verstappen fans across the world lol just the majority of people on social media are trolls so most fan bases get a bad look.
This braindead Wankerton-fanboi does not understand anything from F1; 0,0 to be exact. 🥳He only understands 'Wankertion is my hero and always should win'......🤣 Funny how Peter reacts to this suck-up dude's brown-elbowing Peter a bit toooooo much at the introduction.....🤣
Verstappen is a born and bred racer, he is a generational talent! People complaining about Verstappen dominance aren't realizing we are witnessing something special!
Definitely the best driver the sport has seen since MSC
@abingdonboy go F your self you racist sh#@%it. Max and his team are cheaters along with F1 officials.
@@abingdonboyprobably ever. I never thought I would see someone better than Senna for raw talent.
I hate that he gets less credit for his talent just cause the RB19 is fast. It really speaks of him being in sync with any car he drives. He just finds a way to synchronize himself with the cars’ capabilities.
Him and Charles the best of their generation. Looking forward to seeing them race. Last year when Charles had the car he looked the better driver.
The biggest thing for me when it comes to Max, he was the only challenger to Mercedes when they were the faster car!
Yes it's a pity for Max that at the moment no-one can challenge him! Max likes competition he doesn't like to cruise.
@@51bikerboyLewis never wanted to cruise too, he always wanted competition
Just watched a documentary about max, and i alreasy forgot this, but he was battling, and beating ferrari's, RB's and others while at torro rossi. Dude is insane
People underestimate how good the Red Bull was. Didn't have the engine to compete with Merc, but have always had a great car.
@@jacobs-pc8tn Problem the first years was not just the Renault engine but the fact that Newey had taken a back seat in the design process. He got more involved again when Honda entered the picture with the results we see now.
I am a Max fan but I am very well aware his car is currently next level. In the right equipment, both Lewis and Alonso and probably Leclerc if he stops being so nice to his team, can compete with Max. He is an ace driver, not the Flash.
Max Verstappen is something different, we've never seen something like him in F1. He's far beyond Senna, Schumi, Lewis or whoever graced the tracks in a car. He deserves way more respect than he's getting!
Delusional
Did you ever see Michael Schumacher mate ?? That man win titles in a Renault and took a crap Ferrari from midfield to champions. I'm a Max fan since he's early days . I'd put him just slightly under Michael.. Michael also had many different fantastic drivers to beat every year.
Amen!
Max is the best driver since MSC who has changed the entire nature of the sport, we are lucky to have seen the arc of his story from a teenager with almost no open wheel experience to a multi WDC at the top of his skills. This is a once in a lifetime moment and we as fans of the sport should appreciate the moment we are living through, this is the kind of stuff fans in the future will talk about as legend in the same breath as Senna/Fangio
Hes no better than lando Russell or Lewis in his prime
@@Chilidolff44 Both Lewis and Max are better than Lando and Russel, come on now
@@Chilidolff44 Russell? Lol. And he’s he is better than Lewis, he’s proven that since his first season
@@Chilidolff44Lando and Russell? C’mon man. Raw talent and pace, Leclerc is the only one in the new generation on Max’s level, but Leclerc doesn’t have the consistency and that’s where he loses out.
@@myka4337agreed
Cameron tried spin LH card again that he would drive better in RB Max 😂😂 Peter was spot on all answers like mature adult thinking it through with reason not like a teenager that you hear from LH fanboys
You gotta watch some of my other videos blue.
Try this one:
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Think you'll like
Not all F1 fans are fanboys, I am a 66 year old fan who happens to be a woman, and have watched F1 for more than 40 years, so know and remember well the old drivers Peter spoke about.
@@jamtalawah2231 That's awesome. What drew you in over 40 years ago, and is it the same thing that's kept your attention all this time? I watched a bit of F1 as a kid in the Schumacher era, but I lost interest... until Cov1d, when I was endeared by Drive To Survive on Netflix. I'm glad I returned; what a season '21 was!
@@divinasi0n As a 12 year old girl did a bit of karting in a kart my dad built, but was not allowed to race the boys in proper races. On Fridays at our local boys club, girls were allowed to attend, Graham Hill was the patron. I have loved F1 since and watched with my Dad till he passed a few years ago. Started watching with my grandson, now he is hooked.
Watching Max does qualifying gave me the same vibe as watching those world record time attack replays in racing games, there's literally no more gap between the car and the track limit.
This guy is a Lewis supporter but impartial commentator and someone who loves F1. Let's gooooooo Cam
Appreciate you masedi 🙏🏾
Cameron may be...peter is too much of a lewis simp man....almost to the point of blind
@@king-pl6ufyes I agree 👍 Peter is trying lately to be less biassed towards Hamilton. But can't help himself sometimes ..
@@king-pl6ufWhat?? Most videos I’ve watched of him he praises Max, like actually praise his specific driving moments not just “he’s good he won again”.
@@hifriend7581 this isn't about max...hating max and simping for lewis are two different things....
Peter will defend lewis no matter what...even when lewis is in the wrong....he is so biased when it comes to lewis....and lately I have realized...Cameron is worse in that department....he is too biased and devoid of any objectivity....Cameron's channel almost feels like a lewis propaganda channel.....
Max is absolutely on the level of greatest drivers in this sport. But the beauty of this sport is you can make arguements for a lot of drivers to be considered goat status. Senna, Schumacher, Hamilton, Prost, Jim Clark, Fangio, Verstappen, Alonso, Vettel, Lauda, ect. If you’re a fan of any of those drivers you can easily make an arguement for them being goat, and that’s the fun of it.
Seb GOAT? That’s going too far lol
@@michaeldellorso889there was a brief period where Vettel was unbelievably fast and consistent matching the fantastic car that he had. Everyone has their peak time. His peak was very, very good. I don't believe it was just his car. It was his ability to drive that era of cars extremely well and perhaps not drive other eras as well.
@@michaeldellorso889perhaps instead of saying drivers are the greatest of ALL time, i think of it as the greatest of THAT time.
@@jaysuneakle no question Seb was a fantastic driver. Personally, I don’t ever think he was better than Lewis or Nando. That said, he has no GOAT case.
Sorry, disagree. GOAT is the one who won the most, had the best win percentage, etc. I love Alonso, I'm Austrian so naturally I'm a big Lauda fan, but Hamilton is the GOAT at the moment (and I don't really like him) and Verstappen will very likely pass him to be the new GOAT. The whole discussion of "talent" is useless, because if someone had so much talent, why didn't he win more? Verstappen won races before he sat in the Red Bull. And Perez sits in the same car and is useless in most races, so it's clearly not just the car either.
I am closer to Peter's age than the average F1-fan nowadays is. I had the privilege to see giants like Alain and Ayrton wrestle their fire-breathing monsters around the tracks live. I get what he means and the sport is indeed far more interesting if you educated yourself in the intricacies and technicalities of it. Folks like us don't need all the added drama. There is more than enough in F1 in its purest form. Thanks Cameron for this conversation with Peter.
Agree I'm watching F1 so long. 😮 I
Fan since 71. We old folks know
Dutch Verstappen fan here: I'm not a fan of Lewis' public persona. It comes across as fake/disingenuous. But the man can DRIVE! absolute legend. I'm a big fan of his racing skills.
Top 5 of all time.
Now I'm a fan of Max and I hope he will win every championship until he retired but I'm not really big on HIS personality either. I respect it a lot since he is a typical Dutch guy who says things how they are without sugarcoating it but it's not much more than just a nice direct guy. Again: his DRIVING however? Legendary
Hope Max never let the PR people change his style. Lewis was very reticent too in the beginning, but people said he was arrogant and need to be more forthcoming. He tries to do this now and people say he is fake. Guess he can't please everyone so now he pleases himself.
@@jamtalawah2231 yeah I personally like it way more when people just show themselves as they are. I'd rather have arrogant Lewis than take Lewis. Also not everyone can be as endearing as Ricciardo which is fine
Interesting, I am not fan of Max's persona. Seems fake and disingenuous. Seems like he is always trying to pretend to be someone else because he is so awkward and insecure. But he can drive.
@@jacobs-pc8tn I don't know what aboutal max you feel might be fake, but let me tell you as someone who knows Max is as real as it gets. What you see is exactly how it is. He IS a bit awkward. Not insecure though. Which is why I said about max what I already said in my OP
@@mkooij Nothing about Max seems genuine at all. Fake tough guy. Fake pretending not to care. Always gives PR answers. This talk about retirement is just so strange. What champion talks more about retirement than he does.
Finally, they start to appreciate Max his talent ❤
Peter is bang on with his explanation of what F1 is about, it is not suppose to be a side show of entertainment.
Peter Windsor nails it, as always. He has so much knowledge about F1. Always a pleasure listen to him.
I don't comment on many videos, but the combination of Peter and Cameron, is surely one of the best driver pairings on the F1 commentator grid! Well done guys, and please keep it up!
Totally on point. F1 is about those rare moments of greatness, those rare champion battles. That's what makes it special; the fact it doesn't happen every year or every race. Also it's about the technical battles between teams. Like, "Is this the upgrade, that will bring Alonso or Hamilton right up to Max? It's a great sport, it doesn't need a lot of change.
Very astute and sound reasoning by Mr Windsor as usual. If you are a Real F-1 fan, you'll appreciate more than just one driver. i am a Max fan but i am also a Lewis fan, a Charles fan, and an Alonso fan. That is it. Those guys get a deep bow of respect from me.
Exactly this. I love it 🙏🏾
If you aren't as invested in what tires teams are using and how many stops they will need, you are missing a huge part of the fun of formula 1 LOL. The technical and strategic aspect is why we love the sport..
Totally agree!
Finally an F1 channel that fully understands what F1 is about. Much appreciated Cameron, thanks a lot.
100% Peter … the DTS is great but F1 is so compelling … Driver Moves updates that can change a race …. The way the tracks effect specific cars …. It’s amazing I love it and I love Max but also love Ferrari Haas Alonzo Yuki Lando George Alex … if you just love Lewis or Charles your not going to love the sport
I was hooked on F1 through Drive to Survive and my opinion is that it's only gotten better. In particular, I love the strategy, technological innovation, qualifying protocol, race presentation (with data) and overtaking. I also feel like I'm privileged to watch an absolutely amazing driver in Max Verstappen. As for the behind the scenes drama, I couldn't care less.
Thank you Peter! I sure didn’t think 3 Champions from 3 teams on the podium was boring. Never mind Albon’s weekend. Peter is 100% correct. F1 has stories within stories to tell. Remember that Netflix did not show Mercedes or really even cover the championship in the first year. If I want homologated racing, I’ll watch Indy.
The best advice I’ve heard all year: “dont be such a Lewis fan”
I would love to hear driver chat as they do in the cool down room after race and qualifying for much longer.
No interviewer, just the pro's talking to each other.
I'm from the "Netflix Generation" of F1 fans, and Peter is absolutely correct in that I would LOVE to see high quality visual explanations and examples of things like where drivers brake, and how they take the turns, compared to each other.
Maybe seeing so many crazy LH fans hating on everything Max does has warped my judgement, but I always counted Cameron as a reasonable Lewis fan... Nothing wrong with having a preference... Carry on 🤷♂️
I appreciate you Kwizzle 🙏🏾
@@Cameron-CcAppreciate youre work!!!
Peter's insights needs to be in more content across all mediums tbh. he appreciates driving skills more than any journalist out there, he gets it.
I am quite a new F1 fan and I'm really interested in the technical and strategic sides of F1. I get taught by others here and there about all the different things, but the way Peter talks about the 'hidden' details was fascinating to listen to. Thanks for 'the update' (for me) in my understanding F1 more and more. Nice interview and I really enjoyed listening to this.
I think F1 is close to perfect the way it is. I just started watching over the past 4 years and I'm hooked. I love watching verstappens dominate this year! It's awesome to see! I feel like in watching Senna or Shoemaker! People will be talking about Verstappen in 20 years from now like they do Senna and Shoemaker now. Amazing. Appreciate greatness when you see it!
Shoemaker?
@@KingArthur8 Michael shoemaker and Max farsteps🤣
@@Duuk_the_Dog haha
Hey is spelling was the worst mistake I made today I think I'm doing pretty well. Got to love auto correct!
@@suxix7312 its all good
I'm admittedly a Netflix convert, but these are the types of videos I have been seeking out. The whole picture of F1 (pageantry, politics, engineering, travel, fast cars) is what is going to keep me around. I've learned that the exciting moments in the race are just a bonus. But yeah, Max's driving is mesmerizing to watch.
Literally EVERYTHING makes Max Verstappen special.
Here the Dutchy again......i still enjoy F1 and i love to see Fernando and sir Lewis race eachother. I don't see Max in a Grand Prix so i love to watch the other guys like Oscar,,,Ocon and George with a broken car cutting through the field. There is enough for me to watch. I'm still loving it. Thanks for the Poscast sir Cameron.
You probably missed 2021!!!
This conversation was more interesting than any episode of Drive from last season. Truly.
Thanks for asking my question Cameron!
The shared passion in these conversations between you and Peter is exhilarating
Don't be daft sir. My pleasure. Was a great q. All credit due to PW 😃
@@Cameron-Cc The infectious enthusiasm is equally strong on both sides!
Netflix and some of of the Sky F1 commentators, like Crofty, take a remarkably superficial view of F1. I completely agree with Peter, the if it leads it bleeds approach to F1 leaves the best 99% of it on the cutting room floor. I'd love to see more of the F1-engineer or team strategist people involved in the broadcast. They also need to turn down the background noise or use noise canceling microphones. I have a hard time understanding what they commentators are saying.
I can't watch skyf1 anymore 😢😢 they all think they are the stars not the drivers 😢
wow I love that first dialogue I agree completely I watch f1 all week until the race the race is just the end of the episode of weeks of waiting hearing about upgrades listening to Peter describe all the telemetry and times of previous races love it all that's f1
Love the passion Rob
crazy how these days people say it's only the car...
i remember his first races in F1... his eagerness and aggressiveness was visible from the start, his first W, beating every teammate he had by a huge margin...a master of wet...his special driving style perfectly suited for that hard to drive redbull...and now when he has the best car on the grid we finally understand he was not only aggressive and skilled... he also has insane race pace / race craft...i don't think he even peaked yet... he`s 2x WC on 2 different cars, soon to be 3x WC... he reminds me of Schumacher Sr. sometimes... a perfectionist...
if the guy will win 8 WC will be remembered as the GOAT
I've been an F1 fan since as far back as I can remember, because I was brought up in a sports car family. It's always been an engineering series. Never watched an episode of DTS and IMHO, this season has been very compelling. These are great days we're living.
Thx for including me & my question to Peter. Very interesting answer.
Great interview. A wonderful format to get inside of what Peter is thinking. Better than his monologues I think.
Peter is absolutely correct about Netflix not doing a very good job of covering F1. Which is to be expected because our entertainment industry is controled by and saturated with liberal arts majors and not science majors. Netflix has been selling the sizzle so long they wouldn't know a steak if they saw one.
And yet that sizzle has brought so many to the sport which, in turn, makes so much possible. Can't have the money without the people...
@paulstephanouk7504
Yes, it has brought new fans, but most will soon move on to the next fad. IMHO these new fans are just following the heard and not very knowledgeable about the sport.
@@ccrider8483 I’ve never seen an example of gatekeeping mentality be good for any sport or fandom. I welcome the new fans and the sizzle that brought them. Some will move on. Some will stay. Neither choice is wrong and all are welcome to enjoy whatever appeals to them. We were all new fans at one point or another.
@paulstephanouk7504 I didn't mean to come off as a snob or gatekeeper, but as a citizen of the USA it is very rare for me to meet other people with any knowledge or understanding of F1. Prior to the internet, the primary source of race reports and technical info I had access to was Road & Track magazine. It was a very good day when the magazine arrived with the latest news and results that happened a month or more ago. For me the internet is a great resource and of course for others wishing to follow the sport.
Your introduction of Mr Windsor was Spot on, an absolute legend and GOAT of F1 Journalism.
4:34 Wise words incoming. I am a Max Verstappen fan but I am a F1 fan first and foremost. I don't understand this animosity towards other drivers than "your driver". I mean, come on.... Canada had 3 ABSOLUTE LEGENDS on the podium. People that have shaped and still are shaping the history of F1. To speak with the great Maximus: "Are You Not Entertained? Is This Not Why You Are Here?"
I love this comment mavadelo. 🙏🏾
I uttered the famous 'are you not entertained' more than once recently on this impromptu Monaco quali reaction:
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Great interview, thank you. Peter Windsor provides better insights and experiences than any other F1 source, individually or collectively.
Thank you Hoof 🙏🏾
Peter is incredible right? I've got so much time for that guy
Peter is amazing, but I advice you to also watch BrrakeF1. Blake is a former RB-engineer who does an excellent job at dissecting the races from a telemetry and raw technical point of view.
@@Roguescienceguy Thank you, will do
One very pleasant and civilised interviewer and one very experienced F1 expert, that is a winning combination. Great vid.
It's a fine day when a new video lands in your feed And a great day when an episode of The Shakedown hits too. And a splendid day when Peter Windsor is your guest. Thank you!
8:00 - 12:00: My indescribably unexpected interest in Formula 1 sprang from (after much procrastinating) binging the first four seasons of Drive to Survive. I guess that puts me in the "Netflix generation" ... in my dotage! But what the series made me appreciate was some of what Peter refers to: especially the excitement of contests and struggles other than among the front runners. It seemed to me that even Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen didn't arrive center stage until well into the series. Admittedly, when it brought the misery of Williams pre-Doriton to the fore it neglected the context -- the legendary history of that team and of Frank Williams and Patrick Head, but that was enough to provoke my curiosity. It certainly made clear through the Haas narrative how much the sport was about big money. And it also made clear that there was plenty of political posturing and mind-f#*king going on between principals and a lot of controversy about the decisions of the race manager and stewards.
I don't think one can lay at the feet of DTS the whin(g)ing from "fans" about how "boring" it is that Max/RedBull is having so far a brilliant year: even a cursory scan at the comments that show up on your and Peter's videos make clear that there's a large cadre of folks who mostly care about the object of their affections winning the World Driver's Championship and -- seemingly -- little else. (My favorite tinfoil-hat comments have to do with RedBull deliberately sabotaging Sergio Perez. It's equally telling to read the many comments on Peter's videos complaining about his British bias when he can create a whole video celebrating Max's driving technique.) I sense a lot of "fans" are mostly interested in maximum carnage (a/k/a maximum overtakes?). Like Peter, I would love to get to hear Zak Brown pitch to Wall Street investors (or hear Toto Wolff at a Daimler Board meeting); I think a majority of "fans" would either howl or snore. As for the fascinating cutting-edge technical developments, I think Liberty deserves credit for at least having an ongoing (watch "Mr. Wizard" like) series in their UA-cam feed. Likewise the history and "inside baseball" elements of the sport which, I think, are really well represented in Beyond the Grid interviews.
Nice to hear what Peter is saying about braking, because it sounds like the right way of (trail)braking on a motorcycle before a corner. A little brakepower to get grip and then harder braking.. all in the smallest amount of time.
I think people have a really hard time appreciating greatness while it is happening. They notice it in the future looking back. But many people have a hard time seeing it while it's happening.
You nailed it!
@@aluminium3574 thankyou! I come out with a good one once in a while!
Peter is excellent at not letting you get in a word lol
You've gotta let the great man speak.
When PW speaks.
Cameron takes notes. 😃
I haven’t watched much of this yet, I will later when I have more time but I’m going to go ahead and hit like cause any vid with Cam and Peter is going to be a treat!
Let's GOOOOOOOOO Kidney Supra. Thank you 🙏🏾
I think you'll like it, twas a brilliant convo
I fully agree with every point Peter is making for making F1 more interesting for the general public.
Personally I would like to learn more about F1 technology, driving techniques, the logistics of F1, the different teams factories, regulation, race director’s task.
Less interested in the ‘tabloidy’ stories about teams and drivers rivalry.
Wow, what an incredible interview! I just came across the channel today, and already, I'm hooked. So far, the videos have been nothing short of excellent. Bravo!
Thank you for the kind words.
🙏🏾
You've both gained a subscriber from this. I saw a comment the other day that said something like 'all the cars should be the same', I replied saying "are you not a fan of racing?" They replied 'yeah I've been watching F1 for 25 years blah blah blah' I knew instantly that they were only a fan of drivers or teams and not a fan of the things that are unique to F1 and make it such a great series in racing.
Appreciate the kind words sir. Welcome aboard.
All credit due to PW for this interview. Chap is ridiculously brilliant
How have I not found this before? Reasonably unbiased British F1 connoisseurs? Sign me up! Lovely.
Halfway through now. Whoa, this is very enjoyable.
I'm with Peter. I do not like the budget cap to begin with. I want to see F1 as the pinnacle of race cars. I want to see what they can make limited by technology possibilities, not limited by money spent. In football I would agree with a cap. The best players will deliver the same quality. F1... we're missing out.
As a garbage sim racer myself, I’ve always thought of “short corners” as rotating the car early. It’s the best method I’ve found, but is counterintuitive.
NFL Films should document Drive To Survive in the same way they film Hard Knocks. 1 narrator and focused on what creates the performance we see on game day or race weekend. They may be more people interested in the glitz and glamour but there’s a good number of people who want to see how the cake is made and how it impacts the car and team. It’s the only sport that a team can win in multiple areas: race weekend - the season - an individual driver - and the future. The short and long game strategy should be explained. Great content!
Your discussions with Peter are just brilliant. Well done. I would love for you to revisit the Hamilton/Russell dynamic sometime in the future. Note that he complements you all the time.
This was a very insightful interview, and has given me a lot to think about. I fully agree fans like myself would greatly enjoy more behind the scenes information, from at least a glimpse to tech development (they can blur any car details), to cost cap management a la NFL discussions, and especially to driver / team interaction. Thanks!
Peter is spot on with this. I have always be fascinated by only these things pw is mentioning.
Peter hit on something ive been thinking about as an idea for awhile. A drive to survive spinoff that focuses on the F1 arms races. They could highlight Adrian Newey, Dan Fallow, etc. They could release it during the summer break to keep the diehards occupied! I really should be an F1 junior exec....i have tons of good ideas like these but dont post them on youtube comments cause I know some ivy league brat who works for F1 will steal my million dollar ideas and become the next Bernie Ecclestone
I'm surprised no one compares seeing a great car and a great driver winning to watching a great football team with great players lay down the perfect game of football. People loved seeing the historically amazing teams play like the ACMilan team of the 80' or the Barcelona with prime Messi.
I am new to this channel and very glad I have found it. Liked and subscribed, sir! ❤
🤩 Cameron thank you for bringing us HQ content and your excellent interview style! Peter your insight and clarity is unmatched 🙏
Too kind Eliot 🙏🏾
Thank you for the kind words
Great to see you and Peter together!!❤ it!!
I am definitely one who came to F1 via Netflix, but I've stayed for the rest. I recently discovered Peter's channel, and I've finally found what I need to really enjoy F1: real analysis instead of these pseudo-pundits heaping criticism on Perez without telling us WHY Verstappen is so much better in the same car - other than Checo must be having psychological problems - how ridiculous. Also, I don't think Verstappen's dominance is boring in the least - especially now that I've found someone to explain it - thanks, Peter!
The way Peter is describing Max is not complicated everyone should easily be able to understand that! Don’t be a woos!
Always love a Peter Winsor break down of Formula 1.
I'm new to F1 and for me it's been difficult to really figure out what drivers do differently from each other. The way Mr. Windsor explains it makes quite a lot of sense to me, and I'll try to notice it myself from now on! It will definitely make watching F1 more interesting if I can see the not-so-small small things :)
Still in the intro and already smashed the like button
after all of peter's explanation I look at the next race with different eyes! i would like it if peter reports live from the F1 races he is the only one who doesn't talk nonsense.
Hasn't F1 historically been about car construction?
Not so much driver vs. driver but Ferrari vs. Williams vs. McLaren vs. Lotus etc.
A technical battlefield of the best engineers on the planet
Max I think is the pioneer of what’s happening to the future of F1. Drivers have been getting younger and younger.. originally you were like late 20s, and 30s before you started racing. Since he started at SEVENTEEN, it’s truly inspiring..
I'm a blood Brit Fan. My season Favourite is Leclerc. I am starting to follow Max in social media too. Love the Sport. Thank you Sir❤
Netflix should give Peter a contract to tell and explain the Drive to Survive generation of the necessary backgrounds / techniques / stories from the past etc... Then I think I'll give that DTS another chance ;-)
Couldn't get past half season 1 of DTS.
I love Peter’s ideas for Formula 1, and the way it’s covered besides just showing the races.
He's onto something right. Got so much time for PW
@@Cameron-Cc Definitely, it’s about talent and success in all its aspects, from the racecraft, to engineering, management and business side of the sport. We as fans could benefit of more in depth analysis and frankly, education, on what makes a driver special, what goes on in the minds of brilliant engineers, and how to keep the circus running like a well oiled machine (and of course, try to find out what happens when those things break down).
"Car concerns" were RARELY discussed by British mainstream media & sport presenters when Lewis was dominating for years! The moment it became obvious that Max has a better car, all of a sudden they can not stop whining about it ... What a HYPOCRITES!
To be fair merc could only use DAS for one season... so there were car concerns with merc too.....
@user-xj2wg4wl7b so dangerous that they could use it the rest of the season....
@@hideouspatje because FIA/FOM had approved it beforehand, but failed to apply their own regulations. 👍
Your comment just told me when you actually started watching F1.
@@jamtalawah2231 I follow Max since he started Karting
DRS has become too dominant, for the first time I agree with Peter. Overtaking is MEANT TO BE DIFFICULT, but it's become trivial really.
And Max isn't on the way to greatness, he already *IS* great. Did you miss the Monaco qualifying?
Great interview. And what a knowledge Peter has, remarkable.
Drive to Survive rocks! They do what they do brilliantly. They are not catering to Peter. And more to the point, they can't elegantly be all things F1 to all people. For the casual fan, they provide a great show and a great service. If I want more insight, a broader view.... I come to Peter for that 🙂 Perhaps Drive to Survive tech series, and also a biz series.... that too would be great. A big ask as it is. PS. Great show thanks Cam.
Great job Cameron - Great dialog
Thank you so much Thomas 🙏🏾
I'm so much a Peter fan🥳🥳🥳! F1 tech,driving style and drivers' character...that's why I love F1🥰
He's the best right 💜😃
You asked every question I would have! Thank you cameron
I hope Red Bull give Max some side quests for the Austrian GP
Meddle, nice👍
I don't know. There might be a genuine fight at Austria.
@@DonEnzone No, there won't be a fight there. We all know it.
With all respect for all top drivers in history. Names like Lauda. Prost. Senna. Schumacher. Alonso. Hamilton. Max Verstappen will be the greatest of all time.
Amazing conversation!
Yes i enjoy much lestening your explanation , love it! Thanks 👍👍
Great stuff. Real treat mate👍🏽👍
If you look at other motorsports, there is the genius driver who dominates, that's it. In F1 you have the drivers, the engineers, the engine guy, the aerodynamics expert and so on, many many potential geniuses who make significant contributions to the success without ever touching the driving wheel
To be fair to people. Most fans from the past ten years are Lewis Hamilton fans and not F1 fans. No disrespect meant. But it's like Liverpool and Manchester United fans . They can't see past their own man and forgotten that Hamilton was in the fastest car for 5 of his 7 titles winning race's by miles and having bottas who was not allowed to win even when he did get ahead .. Max if the best natural driving talent since Michael Schumacher.
The reason I love F1 is the passion for perfection….
But that’s just me 😅😂
With the cornering techniques explained so well, lets look what lewis and max were doing in the Silverstone crash in 21.
what makes verstappen special is his car, specifically his car's power unit.
Ufff. But checo is good. And he comes through the field in Miami and makes the Mexican look like he's going backwards
I think you both underestimate the phenomenon of the fan. For me personally as a Formula 1 enthusiast, I have been a changeable fan and the main reason for this is that I do feel attracted to Formula 1 only by the presence of a specific driver. My interest in Formula 1 started in the late Senna era and ended when Michael Schumacher announced his retirement. Despite the talent Lewis Hamilton was already present at the time, it turned out that Lewis apparently did not appeal to me as a driver. And I lost interest and stopped watching Formula 1. Until suddenly there was the moment of some crazy kid from the Netherlands. From literally his first race, this boy almost immediately caused a sensation on the track. This kid had some balls and bravado that I loved. it reminded me of the types Ayrton and Michael 2 talents who in no way compromised their character and their ambitions in an almost extreme way. And now there was that 17-year-old boy with the same fire and a look that I don't give a damn about what others think of me. Those kind of personalities have attracted me to watching formula 1 and actually applies to all branches of sport, people want to see a Messie or a Ronaldo that makes their sport their favorite. For example, a Lewis is a completely different personality than the one mentioned earlier. A person who is very sensitive to his environment and how he is seen by them. And that, despite his great talent, is just a little too ordinary and therefore too predictable. But Lewis has perhaps the largest fan base a driver has ever had for precisely that reason :-)
I agree with Peter Windsor, myself being a F1 follower for over 30 years, in that drivers come and go, and if you follow the sport because you like a specific driver, you will get disappointed at some stage. I was a huge Senna supporter, but I had to change my perspective following his death.
IMO support ALL drivers, and learn to appreciate all aspects of the sport, especially the “tech arms race” for the most superior car. ONLY with decent cars can the best drivers be able to take the competition to the next level like Lewis and Max and Alonso is currently. Having said all that, just look and appreciate what Alex Albon achieved in Canada with his P7..! , and James Vowles trying to revamp the old Williams team..it’s amazing.
F1 is great spectacle measured in million’s of $’s and in milliseconds, with the very best engineers and drivers pitted against each other..
Finally I believe all the fans now complaining about a boring F1 scene are hypocritical since we all had to sit and watch 7 years of domination by MB and Lewis Hamilton, now standing at 103 victories.. this is supporting my position that F1 supporters should learn to appreciate all aspects the sport, and appreciate EVERY single driver..
I love his perspective about F1.
I like Peter and his insights are very interesting. That being said, is it really that hard to let Cameron finish his questions/comments? Once you notice the interrupting, it's really annoying. Other than that, great interview!
I want more of George and Lando super performance too. Thank you Boys❤🎉❤🎉❤
I think Ferrari tried a race set up with a long stint on mediums in mind. Obviously that will make the car more draggy loosing top speed on the straights but good on the corners avoiding the slids conserving the tyres.
We want to see the best win and that’s Max and red bull not boring at all Novak wins a lot because he is one of the best I have no problem with that