How to Master the Silverstone F1 Track | Nico Rosberg
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My next F1 Fridays episode! Hungary was awesome - Silverstone is next! Check out my in-depth analysis of the Silverstone Circuit, where I share the F1 drivers’ secrets on how to master the track. Of course, followed by a hot lap and my F1 Fan Q&A - answering your questions about the Silverstone GP. Enjoy the 2021 F1 British GP in Silverstone!
Content Guide:
0:00 How to master Silverstone
0:47 Win my Custom Motorcycle!
1:08 Top Comment Surprise!
1:39 In-depth Track Analysis
12:01 Silverstone Hotlap!
13:38 Fan Q&A: Silverstone GP
18:10 Outro
Game - F1®️ 2020 game from Codemasters
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Vettel winning his first WDC definitely is one of my favourites. Hope he has a good season this year, seeing as he's going to retire...☹️
Jenson button winning Canadian gp
(In rain)
Vettel coming back in brazil to win the championship!
when you pushed Lewis of the track so Max could win the Spanish gp in 2016😉
Leg-END
This “How to master” series is your best idea, please keep it going.
Wonder if F2/F3 drivers would watch this
untill its Mugello weekend race day
@@KamisKapi Maybe Kimi can do the Imola one.
except that he can't master it himself
Yiwan Ye Codemasters F1 tracks are inaccurate, so it’s completely useless
My best f1 memory is Nico Hulkenberg’s podium time on his f1 return at the 2020 British Grand Prix . ( well this aged well) 😂
Would love that
If you get this right, mate....... EPIC
Time traveller ???
Guust shhhhhh don’t tell anyone
You guys jinxed the F out of it - He will DNF now sadly, i really hope not.
Bottas furiously taking notes right now tryna figure out how to beat Hamilton too
not his fault his tire blew up
Yeah just crash into him and blow his tire off. Worked for Rosberg, although sometimes it affected him as well.
Nico and bottas are not the same beast
Two things;
1. Never realized how complicated this sport is.
2. Nico is a genius
Britney
I love how Nico is so gentle and clean when he is explaining everything but the moment he starts to play he is cursing and is so competitive as if he forgot he was filming and that it was just a game 😭🤣🤣
He is really good person
Well, of course. Downshifting instead of opening the DRS is a costly mistake which simply shouldn't happen at this level. Every thousandth of a second matters. :) in real life it's even more intense.
The phrase “it’s just a game” is such a weak mindset. You are ok with what happened, losing, imperfection of a craft. When you stop getting angry after losing, you’ve lost twice.
@@ApsyrysClips But it is just a game xdxd
@@ApsyrysClips imagine saying to LeBron james, its just a game
It would be hilarious if Nico Hulkenberg were to finally get on the podium this weekend but then lose it again because the FIA decides that the Racing Point is not legal.
That would be so depressing
That cant happen, Alpha tauri is a copy, also the hass cars with ferraris FULL packs...
@@nostalben1367 alpha tauri is not an exact copy but the racing point is the exact copy of 2019 mercedes
Well ferraris engine wasn't legal and they got all their podiums and victories so why wouldn't racing point.
I know it has no context to your comment but hulkenberg should replace Grosjean in hass
The fact that I got it recommended now is really interesting
I guess youtube too watches F1 and Lewis to watch it lol
Indeed
Rosberg left F1 in his prime years to play computer games in his man cave.
He left because he knew it was his last
I'd love to be doing what Nico does on this UA-cam channel. For your information he has shown a ton of insights of racing sport, skills how to drive that no one has really done it before. You should be thankful to see this how to get done from an actual formula 1 champion who actually did race in Silverstone.
@@gerothewill1448 Agreed!
@@saturninomonteiro884
I doubt that that is true.
He had just won why wouldn't he think he could win again.
They all think they can win, even the ones that can't. Bit Nico could.
I wish he would have stayed to keep Lewis more honest than Valtteri can.
@@gerothewill1448
Agreed, absolutely.
When Vettel won his fourth world championship and he prayed to his godly car. My dad worked for red bull then and it meant so much to the family
That's so cool your father worked for red bull. Is he still working for red bull?
The reason they not got any world titles since then is cause your dad left
Gregor La Trobe exact
Anyway these are the BEST track explanations I've ever seen. Everyone does it whilst running full speed and they're not able to say everything about every single corner, Nico instead stops and explains very well. Love it!
matty petr Marc Priestly, former Mclaren mechanic has a UA-cam channel and does the same thing. Found it really insightful.
Best F1 Memory: Michael Schuhmachers emotional breakdown at the press conference, after he tied Sennas record. Still gives me chills till this day…
The fact that f1 drivers have to do absolutely perfect laps for 50-70 laps is insane (big ups any f1 driver)
just a reminder, before the 70s Monte Carlo has 100 laps.
I’m really really enjoying this track “tutorial”. It makes watching the race and on boards a lot more fun bcs I can see where drivers are making mistakes and all which keeps me engrossed in the race. Can’t wait for the Spanish GP “tutorial”. Keep it up!
Oh im sure Nico has much to say about Catalunya, that was no "racing incident" in 2016.
Nico Capannelli I’m waiting to see what he says when he reaches there
Senna winning his home grand prix and hearing his screams after he won. His gearbox was broking and had to keep the car in 6th gear which caused him to be injured after the race(he was taken to the podium by the medical car) That has to be the most iconic memory of F1. RiP Ayrton!
how was he injured?
@@rickran35 The tremendous struggle of trying to keep the car under control, caused him to have muscle cramps and fever. After stopping his car, Senna was almost unable to move on his own. He had to be lifted bodily from the car due to exhaustion and driven to the podium in the medical car. He was barely able to lift the trophy even at the end!
Yeah he was just tensing up so much it ruined his neck. Also, if I remember correctly, I don’t think he was only in 6th gear but he certainly lost at least the first few gears. He was super human for still managing to drive to a win like that!
@@FerrariF108 he started losing the gears one by one and by the and he only had the 6th gear left
Arthur Caron oh ok. wow I literally can’t even comprehend how he did that. Proper legend
14:50 lewis take notes bud
7:22 @Lewis Hamilton, that was Max’s corner
My favourite memory was Gasly's podium in Brazil 2019, after all he went through that year getting dropped by RBR and especially the passing of his childhood friend Hubert to refocus and get on the podium was amazing
I'm not saying this because it's your channel, but my best F1 memory is of when you won 2016. It was so intense because the title wasn't decided until the very last lap and corner, I remember my heart was pumping as fast as a hummingbird, and then I had never felt so much joy from an F1 event as you crossed that finish line and secured the title. Last time I felt near that emotion was when Kimi won 2007, but your title far surpassed it.
Brazil 2012 the most iconic memory is Fernando doing a 1,000 yard stare after missing out.
Showed me how much it meant to him.
Super year
*They said he might never win a Grand Prix*
*AND HE'S DONE IIIIIITTT , JENSON BUTTON WINS , THE HUNGARIAN GRAND PRIX*
Still gives me chills
Aww 2006 , the good old days
China 2016, you feeling awkward while Seb calls Kvyat a torpedo
loool dat was funny nico was cheering in front of the camera and then u have 2 people arguing in the background
"Nuppy we did it!!!!, Nuppy we did it!!!!!" - Nico to Vivi over the radio, best memory because it's a very intimate moment heard by millions.
This was a classic for sure.
@@marcbaladi Sepang 2016........ biggest joke ever intentionally be Mercedes........
@@Benzer-jb8rg what happened?
MARCH 28, 1993: I was 6 years old. By that time I already liked cars a lot and it's hard to describe what F1 Sundays used to be in Brazil back in the day. There was so much hope, pride and joy among the whole country to support Senna. It was like a world cup game... there were no differences, just everyone cheering as one. I didn't understand much about F1 or how the rain would affect it, but I do remember my dad yelling at the TV between beers. I also remember Senna's Theme (which was called the victory theme in Brazilian TV) when the race ended. I saw the crowd rushing into the track and carrying Senna in their arms. My parents kissed each other while cheering. I didn't know exactly what was happening, but I knew that its was pure happiness. I know we all miss Senna, but for me its hard to put in words how briefly and deeply was his influence over me. RIP Ayrton.
When Kimis car stopped in monaco and he just went straight to his yacht.
My favourite memory has to be “He won in Spa, HE WINS IN MONZA” haven’t felt like that after a Ferrari win since Schumacher’s days
100% me too, great moment
Charles is probably my favorite driver rn
Those were the first two races I watched since I was a kid. Absolutely my favourite too.
I agree, even if it was done with an illegal engine 😏
Purely down to illegal engine.Even if it's Singapore you could rule out but spa , Monza blasted down the straight with illegal power.
He drives well, He should try F1 maybe...
very original comment right here boys
Yeah, but he already achieved in 2016.
@@Maxxx1410 even your comment is very original 😑
JJBLadybug27 r/whoooosh
He could be a world champion too
Best f1 memory: Lewis Hamilton soon after he moved to mercedes, accidentally pulling into the mclaren pits 😂
i still have flashbacks of that
@@exesrombus7676 dont we all? 😂
That happened in Malaysia though?
@@bfapple so?
@@bfapple i dontt think you get that comment
Favorite memory: Raikkonen eating ice cream in Malaysia 2009
My favourite F1 memory has to be when the red bull mechanics swapped the parts on Webber and Sebs cars, and didn’t tell Mark. Mark finds out and responds by dominating the race and winning comfortably. The iconic “not bad for a number 2 driver” is the icing on the cake
Well he only won because seb got a puncture at T1 after Hamilton touched him
Favourite memory is when Mark Webber won the British GP in 2010 “Not Bad For A Number Two Driver” Iconic
Cheers!
Mark Webber is a Legend Mate !!!!!
Same, I was there and met him that weekend aswell
Same case with Alex
My favorite F1 memory is Interlagos 1991. It was my first time in the grandstand. And I was gifted by our brazilian master... with his McLaren v12 loosing gears finishing with only 6th gear. That changed my life.
I choose my carrer, mechanical emgineer and develop Racing cars.
When I was a child, I remember my father watching James Hunt on TV. I was too young to know who James was, didn't realize it till many years later. it is my favorite because it was time spent with my father, who died when I was 12. You have a great channel here Nico, I think very highly of you. I have only just now found it. Thank you for being here.
Thank You Nico for the Tutorial. I like how every corner is explained in depth which helps me understand why I should place my car at those points :)
Yeah always important to know why you do these things. Really helps to improve on every track not just the one he makes the tutorial on.
I would love to see you collaborate with other drivers (especially on their home tracks) and get their strategy on the track analysis and see if they line up with yours.
I dont think current drivers would give away their strategies, but if you meant past drivers then yeh that will be good.
Button seems pretty handy at this kind of thing, Nico should see if he can get him on and get his analysis of the tracks. Can't tell you how keen I would be for that 💯
It wouldn’t be to different tactically, they have to adjust tactics to the car that’s where the changes would be.
@@08crewea On the whole, true. Some drivers do have little sublties in attack, board position, etc.
Joshua Snyder I guess they will have a tactic for attacking the car in front and defending from a car behind which would also be different for each driver, it’s usually the part where you get to see the drivers personality come out.
I love this series! The commentary always talks about what drivers are doing, but it's great to hear it directly from a driver themselves, moment-to-moment, what to consider when on the track. It's also wonderful hearing about how to control the car and all of the small details regarding the steering at high speeds, when to go onto the kerb and when not to, how far the breaking zone for the corner is, etc.
Just got the new 2022 F1 game. Playing it for the first time and I just HAD to watch Nico's video from last year to see how to carry the most speed through these Silverstone corners! Thank you Nico!
That downshift was hillarious
****!
DER FALSCHE KNOPF
@@hoffi6792 what is that?
@@elmodestosp4233 when he downshifted, he said that (he said he pressed the wrong button in german)
@@hoffi6792 hahahahahahah
Favourite F1 memory: being right at the fence on the track at Interlagos 2019, just 200m before de chequered flag when Hamilton battled Gasly for the 2nd position on the final lap. Epic. Sick. Unforgettable memorie.
My favorite F1 memory is when I attended the Detroit Grand Prix in the mid 80s. The sights and sounds of the Turbocharged cars. Fire belching, backfiring engines reverberating off of the buildings of Motown. The smells were intoxicating. I remember seeing your dad retiring from the race, jumping out of the car walking through the crowd smoking a cigarette. Memories!
It was so cool back in those days.
I even got to tour through the Paddock in the basement of Cobo Hall. Back before everything became so top secret between the teams.
Holy moly what a time to be into sim racing - literally an F1 world champion walking you through a track guide. Awesome stuff - thanks Nico and thumbs up on the cause too !
I honestly appreciate Nico for doing this! Love how he got so serious on his hot lap!
Favorite F1 memory: Senna winning with only one gear in Brazil, 1991. I was there and it was amazing!
Daniel Wey what a race at Interlagos, phenomenal!
What could've old F1 felt like....... I think its amazing
yes that was e magic moment for the sport, i still remember when they take him out off the car still scrimming... GRANDE SENNA
i honestly like nico rosberg. i thought he came across as a bit of a flexer.
but his enthusiasm for cool things, f1, his family, the experiences he's enjoyed etc...
it just shows his eternal youthfulness and almost child-like joy for being alive. as well as his expertise in race craft.
bless you nico and i love this video series so much.
Thx Nico for all your sharing. I recently discovered your channel and i can't stop watching your vlogs, podcasts and various content. Listening and learning from all those passionate people is so inspiring. Thx for all and keep going the great work!
My favourite F1 memory is Monza 2019... I was at the Autodromo for the first time in my life, in the morning there was a heavy rain, I had no umbrella and it was very cold... but Charles' victory made me forget everything, it was one of the biggest experiences in my life
I had a similar experience at Interlagos (Brazil) 2019. Never been to a GP in my life, and I was rewarded with one of the best races of the season. I literally was crying seing Gasly's drag race to the line.
I can only imagine being at monza during Charle's victory, it must have been so wild, especially with the amount of Ferrari fans.
Correction: Charles illegal victory
my first gp I been to was monza 2010 where alonso won with ferrari :) also been to interlagos and silverstone
go Matty! hope you win best comment :)
Well done Nico these vids are top quality
Favorite F1 memory: Kimi passing Fisichella in the last lap to take the 2005 Japanese Grand Prix after starting from 17th on the grid, just a scintillating move.
Hey Nico!
Thank you so much for doing these analysis videos! I’ve followed your channel for a while and love all your stuff but these are my favorite videos you’ve ever done!!! One of my best friends got me into sim racing and f1 about a year ago and I’m obsessed. I’m absolutely horrendous at this game haha and I’ve been looking for learning resources to get better and these videos are the best!! As much as I love the sim racers on UA-cam and twitch none of them actually break down how to drive a track nearly as good as this. I’m so excited to watch this video over and over again and practice my driving! I’ll be binge watching this series over and over. Thanks so much mate!!
Thanks Nico, you teach what I always wished to learn: the minute nitty gritties of actually driving an F1 car. Greatly admire your passion for the sport.
my favourite memory: The Hulk getting on the podium for Racing Point after losing his seat in f1 for 2020
(I'm confident, wishing it into existence)
Well with that P13 or 14, don't remember now, you failed miserably :D
Yes, please keep this going. Fantastic.. Not just the in-depth verbal analysis we get, but the overall body language and hand gestures that describes every corner and how the car works and reacts.
2018 Melbourne GP. Because it was my first F1 race I attended and to be around thousands of people who share the same love of motorsports was something I’ll never forget.
Damn Nico that lap was absolutely mesmerizing how you were just sweeping the car through those corners, love this series man keep it up
Simon Poulsen he is a world chamion. He would beat everyone on that leaderboard in a real car
Yeah I'm old.... I remember when Niko's dad Keke did a monster lap in the Williams Honda during qualifying on the old Silverstone track averaging 160mph/257kph.
My favourite F1 memory was, 2013 Indian Grand Prix. You were walking to the paddock after FP1 alone and somehow I dared to talk to you during that walk. You were so good to me and very humble aswell. Forgot to ask for a picture unfortunately and i still regret that a lot! Later on watching you spray champagne from so close was a close second! Miss you Nico!
My favourite moment literally every time Riccardo does a “shoey”, melts my little Australian heart!
Especially when someone joins in
My favourite F1 memory was your team radio with your wife when you took the chequered flag at Abu Dhabi in 2016 say something like "nipppppe we did it" and that excitement followed by your donout and taking the title from Hamilton! Champ 🏆
poop
Favourite F1 moment would have to be u winning the world title. The emotions of joy and relieve at finally achieving your childhood dream was so inspiring and was such a beautiful moment
Nico, we love this sort of technical and nerdy stuff. Huge potential with this kind of content outside of track runs too. Keep it up mate!
I’m newer to the sport so my favorite memory was Checo Perez battle back from last to first in his final season with racing point. Such an amazing way to end his long run with them and I’m excited to watch his ferocity alongside Max with Red Bull this year
My favorite F1 memory is Schumacher vs Coulthard in Spa 98. Schumi on three wheels back to the pit plus the boxing match in the garage ;-)
that event was more interesting than the last 20 years f1
Nico: "This is a difficult corner"
*Goes to next corner*
Nico: "This is also a difficult corner*
*Does one lap*
Nico: "This is also a difficult corner"
That happened when you're a perfectionist
To be honest, whole Silverstone is a difficult track to master. Its not like Monza
Following Nico’s guide and racing line instead of in game’s racing line improve my lap times for -2s it feels so amazing !! Thanks coach !
My favourite F1 memory: Hearing the national anthem of my country in the streets of Monte Carlo when Juan Montoya won the Monaco GP
Question: In your opinion, what is the difference between the Codemasters F1 game and the Mercedes F1 simulator? Is there similar feel in how the cars drive? Love the series by the way!!!
Never been on the Mercedes sim but as a general with proper racing sims the car reacts more like the car and obviously because your strapped in they simulate some forces as well as you can actually “feel” the grip of the car the wheel gives a natural amount of feeling for grip.
Cmon man, codemasters games are so arcade its hilarious. The cars slide through corners its very unrealistic
J G F1 drivers themselves have said that the game isn’t Super different from real life
Codemasters physics isnt that accurate, f1 2020 is an arcade game, not a simulator
In the F1 games don't simulate load transfer well. this is why there's never corner-entry oversteer, and breaking/lifting mid corner may help by reducing speed but you don't feel the front 'bite'. This is also why there's a lot of understeer (what would be corner entry oversteer becomes understeer), and people say the car feels like a hovercraft. This is a deliberate decision, as load transferring can be very punishing for gamepad players. Gran Turismo has somewhat similar problems.
My favourite memory of F1 was when Schumacher cried passing one of Senna's records in a press conference and couldn't speak then his rival Mika ended up consoling and getting too emotional to speak and Ralf got interviewed shows how hard rivals can be friendly and one
This was such a great idea of yours, to explain each part of the track and the tasks that you have to perform for a winning time. F1 should have you do this for every race. It so much information that makes watching each race so much more enjoyable. I will be looking for this each race that to come. Very well done. Thank you Stephen
I was looking for some analytical f1 circuit tutorials, not just somebody telling me "try and find your braking zone". As an amateur it is difficult to pull out much information by watching other racers doing laps. And here we have it, an F1 Champion himself handing out all his knowledge! Thank you so much Nico, this makes even watching F1 better now!
My favorite f1 memory is when Bottas said he ate porridge for breakfast and that helped him win the Australian Grand Prix. Then that day I looked up porridge on Wikipedia and it said "what Bottas ate to win the the Australian grand prix."
You do realise that 90% of the drivers eating porridge for breakfast on sunday? Be full but dont be staffed is the Motto.
@@kartracer127 Don't wanna be that kid but, why do you have to ruin the Meme? Just let it be, it's not dumb and doesn't offend anyone...
I'm not sure if you've addressed this, but will there be a sit down or podcast between you and Lewis (or even a book from both POV) during ur time from 2013-2016 to show the same events from different perspectives? I understand things are complicated but it would be amazing to hear!
Please keep this up for all upcoming tracks! The video is put together so well. Great work.
Weird one for me, but it's actually been the ability to see more into who the drivers really are during the pandemic (like you, Lando Norris, Charles Leclerc, George Russell, and several others getting on board with UA-cam/Twitch). I've always enjoyed watching an F1 race occasionally, but so many drivers have made themselves much more relatable when we get to see who they are as a person, and I've found myself watching every race now and rooting for people throughout the different battles (top-tier, mid-pack). Thanks for the great videos!
My favorite F1 memory is my (recent) first GP at Interlagos 2019. I've always been a F1 fan, but never attended the actual race. I was rewarded not only by an amazing weekend, but with a lot of new friends that shared my excitement with the sport and motorsports. I attended every session and every day, from when the gates opened until they closed.
Sunday's race was one of the best days of my life. I was sitted at the end of the "Reta oposta" and saw more action that day than I could ever hope for. I saw K Mag Spun, Verstappen fighting lewis, Gasly defending 2nd place with his life, Charles Ferrari soaring pass without a tire ,and all the intense safety car restarts.
The cherry on top was the fact that I've always been a Valtterri fan, and I really hoped to see him perform well. By a matter of fate he retired his car right in front of where I was sitted. Although it was painful to watch him retire, I could see my favorite driver up close.
Favorite F1 memory of all time...hmm! That's a toughie. I guess I shall go with Ayrton Senna saving Erik Comas in the 1992 Belgian Grand Prix. I vividly remember this when Formula 1 channel posted this on youtube. Ayrton jumping out of his car and running towards Erik when he saw him unconscious after that crash(that too happened during practice session). It just shows how much respect I have for these athletes. Cheers!
This is amazing! What a fantastic insight into what it takes to get the most out of a car/track, how to use the tools available to the drivers and what effect they have on the car.
Favourite F1 memory is the 1999 Austrailian GP. I'd got into the sport the year before and I was full of excitement for the new season to start. I set an alarm to get up so I didn't miss one minute of the live TV coverage. I still have vivid memories of on-board footage from Ralph Schumacher's car during the race with the sunlight glinting off the grooves within the tyres. The grooved tyre, V10 era is still to be bettered in my opinion.
I love motorsports enough to know that when a professional driver gives you tips, you listen. This is an incredibly well-done lap breakdown, and it helps me understand what an F1 driver's mind is doing during a lap.
Also it's great to see you put in a hot lap, I like watching drivers when they turn on the concentration. It isn't always obvious to me that not everyone knows how to go fast around race tracks, but once it becomes a passion, a driver always has that same stone-faced look of intense concentration when they're ready to go fast.
Looking forward to a lot more of these in the future! This video earned you a subscriber!
"Im moving up and down like a rollercoaster" . Lando Norris
Side to side
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Gabriel Barreto correct
i would say the best moment in f1 is niki lauda's comeback after he had the crash in nurburgring
Fantastic series nico, you are easily one of my favourites. Great demonstration and explanations and your stories of being in F1 are great to listen to :) look forward to the next video
Hey Nico! In my opinion just your last 2 f1 2020 videos solidified you as a top f1 game you tuber. They are really helpful and I can tell you put time and effort in them. I really hope you continue this. I just got interested in F1 and seeing these videos just makes me love F1 even more and make me better at the game! Love your work, and I haven’t been watching F1 long but my favorite memory is stumbling apon this channel😂. Thank you, really.
F1 2020: “Fastest lap” Nico: “my lap was like 9 mins long?”
😂😂😂😂
Lol
Real life: F1 World Champion
Codemasters: 2931st
Probably he can go higher but there are cheaters probably so not big deal
@@user-ht2bh4sh9d Cheaters have nothing to do with it, Nico's lap just wasn't very good. Setup also has a big impact. No doubt he could do better given a better setup and a couple of hours.
@@Stagnating_ Dont take a joke too literally
@@Stagnating_ A game that is not even a good Sim is not the same as a real life car... Besides, everyone's brave when seating safely behind a monitor.
I have to say the code masters F1 games are the least enjoyable to play.
Schumacher last race 2012 Brazilian Grand Prix. Recovering from tire puncture blasting through the field while he approaches Barichello who will get radio that he is to race Michael and instead Barichello just moved aside to let Michael pass. Showing the respect for his long term teammate, even though no longer driving for the same team he ignored team orders and showed respect. Very touching moment.
My favourite F1 memory is going for several years in a row as a kid to Silverstone & being in awe of everything
A former world Champ producing content like this and future world champs streaming content in their spare time. Amazing
Favorite memory: Mika Hakkinen on the overtake of Schumacher and Zonta at Spa in one manoeuvre at the fastest point of the circuit!
Hands down my most favorite F1 related content on youtube right now
Thanks for your insightful knowledge
Keep it up👍👍👍👍
NIco, Nico, NICO! This is the absolute best F1 video I've ever watched. A real driver telling many unknown details of what it takes (and I'm sure there a lot more) to do a hot lap. Thank-you so much.
Steering the car is almost incidental and that's what the majority of fans would think is nearly 100% of the lap. Subscribed, and I'm stingy with subs.
Favorite F1 memory: Ayrton Senna in the rain at Donnington Park 1993, nonpareil.
Favorite f1 memory... Senna first win in Interlagos, that was amazing
I'm a Brazilian and he still is the greatest of all time (not by the numbers)
And I'm really excited to see the Hulk back on the track
I look forward to these videos. I love the amount of detail you go into and the technical and practical expertise you have. Silverstone is an awesome track (I live in Britain and was hoping to go this year, my first race). Thanks for another awesome video, I can't wait for the grand prix on Sunday. (Wishing for a Hulkenberg podium!)
my favourite F1 memory was the 2004 Malaysian GP. i was there at the race and i was seated towards end of the back straight leading into the famous hairpin. hearing the scream of the legendary V10 engines and the thunderous growl of the gearboxes downshifting is a memory that i will never ever forget. also being fortunate enough to say that i've seen the great Michael Schumacher racing in the flesh.
This is the BEST track commentary that I have EVER seen. Thanks! I cannot believe the difference in level of detail and depth that you know the track as compared to other UA-camrs/Sim Racers (no offense to them, there are some very good ones). This is just in a league of its own. There is obviously a huge difference between a top level F1 driver and everyone else.
Please, please do Nurburgring Nordschleife next!!! I know it isn't on the F1 schedule but I heard they were bringing back the Nurburgring GP! Make it a "Bonus" second part to the GP track!!!!
My favourite f1 memory: Robert Kubica winning his first and only race in Canada 2008 Grand Prix after a horrible crash in 2007 on the same track
My favourite f1 memory is when Jim Clarke won His first Drivers' World Championship driving the Lotus 25 in 1963 but also winning seven out of the ten races and Lotus its first Constructors' World Championship.
He is explaining something that he loves and something that we love and also helping people. Thanks Nico!! saludos from EL SALVADOR
My best F1 memory is about Abu Dhabi 2016 in which you won the world champion title, after the amazing race and fabulous atmosphere I was so tired that I didn’t even want to attend afterparty at Amber Lounge. After a while at the party someone told me that some pilots will be joining and moments later I saw you and your wife and if I’m not wrong Dan Ricciardo as well. Somehow I managed to get closer your entourage and called you then you grabbed my phone and we got a selfie! My friends were trying so hard to get a picture with you so much but they failed! That night my instagram feed was booming with likes of the most recent F1 Champion! Much respect from Azerbaijan!
My favorite memory of F1 is probably the 2019 Monza, a lot of pressure on Charles shoulders, and the podium afterwards is just unbelievable, it has been always like that as you know Nico but I wanted to see the celebration when a Ferrari driver wins the italian gp and it didn't disappoint!
My favourite memory: the day that schumi won his 5fht title. I was 10 years old and remember watch that race with My dad and My brother. Me and My brother are Big fans of schumi and that was a great day for bought.
Well when a cigarette company, the largest in the world, Marlboro dished out almost a trillion dollars over five years to Ferrari, you wonder how many people had to die for "Schumi" to win those titles.
@@capo_di_capi Worth it. 🤷♂️
@@capo_di_capi HAHA WHAT!? you're an idiot. If you have so much of a problem with that then you'd have to hate pretty much every f1 team ever.And what about football teams being sponsored by alcohol companies? or the many sports teams that are sponsored by pharmaceutical companies? they're responsible for just as many deaths.ALSO - McLaren and Ferrari are still TODAY being sponsored by tobacco companies.
How big fans are you lot? Going to cry when Lewis equals his titles and then beats him next year?
Ahad Ahsan nah I’m gonna love it. He’s gonna overtake him on wins by the end of the year too. He deserves it man
Nico...1991. Silverstone. Perhaps the most famous F1 Taxi ride when Nigel Mansell stopped to pick up Ayrton Senna. I was a kid with only 12 years old and was stunned to see such a fairplay between two rivals and it was important for my personality evolution and sportmanship. You can be rival inside the track but also a thoughful camarade at the same time. For me one of the best moments of F1 for sure!