Sad, the youngest one is not alive today

1991 is even crazier: Schumacher, Prost, Senna, Berger, Mansell, Häkkinen, Piquet, Alesi.

@@TheYoshi463 1984-1991 IMO the best years of modern F1.

@@r.dekker858 Strongly agree.

2001: Schumi,Hakkinen,Coulthard, Barrichello,Alonso,Raikkonen,Button,Montoya,Alesi

He said somewhere that you can't use words like "tragedy" etc. at every situation as a comentator, because what would you use when the real tragedy happens? I think that "amazing" is the most iconic murrayisms :v

Hahahahaha

When he says that he means amazing as in unbelievable/shocking. not good amazing

"Wow Wee"

*THIS IS FAN-TASTIC!*

Walker can make a boring race look like one or the all time classics with his commentary

Actually, when he said that Prost clutched his head with both hands. That's why.

Murray is not a good commentator... even David Croft and Ted Kravitz is better than him. No offence but why would you ask Davidson about racing?

Murray is an exceptional commentator. He’s Abs-o-lutely Fantastic!

Murray did have a point really... I don't think Prost was really expecting to be world champion going into - and for most of - that race. The only way it was possible for Prost to get the championship was to win the race with Mansell placing no higher than 6th... And Prost was lacking pace that weekend... But the planets aligned for him that day, in the closing stages of the race Rosberg dropped out from the lead, Mansell's tire exploded one lap later, then Williams did a cautionary pitstop for Piquet reacting to the tire blowouts, putting Prost in the lead... For most of the race, Williams was in position for one of it's drivers to be champion, then briefly the other, and ended up with neither...

"Is my career over?!"

Nico Rosberg Retired in 2016. The Rosberg racing in the 1986 Australian Grand Prix was Nico's father, Keke Rosberg and he retired from Formula1 Racing after the 1986 season and the 1986 Australian Grand Prix was his Final Formula1 Race.

@@matthewgroff433 that was sarcasm dude

@@matthewgroff433 Thanks Captain obvious

Wooosh guys?

Ultralight normie

@Ultralight *Tyre

what do?

He deleted his comment haha

@jonny j I´m dumb sorry

nascar: oh wow 14 seconds that’s a new record

Commentator's curse

If Murray had been using his smarts he would have figured that there was a potential problem for all of the front runners except Prost who had pitted to change tyres.

​@@jameshogan6142 not obvious it was a wear issue until Mansell's tyre went (zero stop strategy was commonplace back then). Although perhaps Murray or Hunt could've suggested Mansell play it safe and pit for fresh tyres from 3rd, as he had more than a pit stop advantage over 4th.

@@Adam-pu6jg The McLaren was exceptionally kind to it's tyres. Mansell lost points at Mexico from having to pit three times for tyre wear while Prost managed to remain in contention for the title by taking second with just one pit stop. The Williams was therefore more prone to tyre wear and this should have been factored in. As far as I remember the only driver who won a race without a pit change that season was Berger who won at Mexico on hard compound Pirelli tyres,

KidsLoveF1 “That’s Mansell! that is Nigel Mansell.”

And then he was fired by his team, he's seriously had some shit luck

I mean, he got it in the end. It's more than most other 'promising but ultimately left disappointed' drivers ever achieve (like Hulkenberg, for instance)

Thomas McNamara at least he got one, unlike massa

Alexander Wijaya bad example hulkenberg was never on the level of mansell

@@jamiealder-martin9994 Hulk's the closest example I can think of for a recent driver

He does not seem to have any intention to die 💪.

What's the trying time? Has he completely lost his mind?

@@arconeagain if you haven't noticed there is this little global pandemic going about

@@joegillett2845 I don't think you get satire.

@@joegillett2845 Pan whatti? I live in a little tin shed in the Australia out. I've been in isolation my whole bloody life.

Was*

F1 is still brilliant. Even though the season isn't underway

@@shaikolm no

Idk if this was just me but the full race was rather dull

Chevrohn McBean I think you will find 80% of most full races are dull because it just cars lapping.

If he keeps this up, he might be a champ one day.

@@PetarJovanovic993 And he might even be the greatest F1 driver ever

leewat idk this Schumacher guy seems like he could really challenge for championships in the future. bold prediction but i could see him becoming one of the greatest.

Hamilton

its senna lol

yes Mansell was famous for his excellent car control and daring overtakes! He wasn't a very stable driver though...

I do agree with you

The greatest of all time in my opinion considering who he had as team mates lauda and senna for example , not like most greats with second rate number 2 drivers along side them

@@Misunderstoodmedia2810 Lauda,Senna,Rosberg,Mannsell and Hill...9championships. Lauda and Senna beat Prost at first year, Prost BEAT both of them NEXT YEAR. Prost is the strongest ,toughest. sorry my bad english.

Agree. One of the bests of all time, if not the best. People worship Senna, but tend to forget what Prost was capable of.

@@hidenorif9440 And then Senna beat Prost the year after that and the one after

agree, screw OHS it adds a special flare!

agreed!

@@trevorkane6287 I am McLaren and Prost's biggest fan but the livery on the Lotus that year was really beautiful.

except rosberg also had a tyre faliure at the same spot as mansel's, so it's suspected there's something at the asphalt which causes tyres to explode

@Ultralight tyre

Fabrizio Provenzale I only commented this once

Would've been better with "Rosberg's race hopes" - since this was his final Grand Prix, his tyre literally did end his whole career!

1992 season: Excuse me, coming through.

From wikipedia: "The blue flag may also be used to warn a driver that another car on the same lap is going to attempt to overtake them." I think it was just the stewards warning Senna he was about to be passed.

Thank you ;)

So the Ferraris used a blue flag on Massa with the "Fernando is faster than you" radio message

JustinsWorld4U greatest driver ever no doubt

@@daniel6323 No doubt? I very much doubt it. He barely outscored Berger by a point in 1992, and he immediately got out qualified by Hakkinen, not to mention that he has the worst pole to win ratio of all multiple time world champions

maybe 3 world titles.

Just like Sebastian Vettel.

Spingate

@@BlueflagAlpha S🅱️ingate

We should be thankful for Piquet Sr. action's bc we wouldn't know anything about the wrongdoing of his son if it wasn't by his courage. We only know what hapened behind the curtains between Briatore, Alonso and Piquet Jr. because he went to the press and told everything.

Thanks you.

It is mostly Mansell fans, as usual whinners .

Facts

Exactly.

Personally, I would say Schumacher and Hamilton were both better, but Prost is very close. He was very much the greatest of all time before he retired.

Prost GOAT without doubt. However Jim Clark was something else altogether.

Which one? Camel or Marlboro?

It was a really great car, close to the FW11 (Keke Rosberg passed Mansell and Piquet (and Prost) leading this race, so how 'inferior' it was? McLaren was the best team btw).

@@youturbo2478 that's like saying the Lotus was better because Senna beat the Williams in Spain

@@clubpenguin13531 The McLaren was the equal of the Williams. It may have not had the same turbo boost capability or straight line speed but it compensated with chassis design and kindness to it's tyres.

@@youturbo2478the Williams was definitely the better car in 86 and in 87 as well. Prost would have had the title locked up in the Williams 3-4 races before Adelaide.

@@clubpenguin13531 Functional illiteracy is the biggest problem nowadays indeed.

OG Max Verstappen kkkkkk

He did very well to keep that car straight though , with only 3 wheels lol but yeah this is why Piquet Prost and Senna won so many more Titles , Mansell always was very erratic and drove aggressively too often.

"using his considerable intelligence, acumen and experience". Who was right? Murray or bitter Piquet?

Mclaren is competitive in the Midfield

I don't care who is competitive. McLaren is my favourite team but all i want is safe(ish) entertaining races

They are slowly getting bacc.

Piquet did a 8 seconds pit stop in this race. It's a more correct time to compare.

But in that old days there is no speed limits in pit. Imagine more than 120 kph in the pits.🤣

@Liam07F1 YT hhhh back to the 50s😂

@@alessio94952 then the sub 9 seconds stop with the unlimited pit speed is probably not too far off the current pit times with 2 seconds stops and a pit speed limit

No pit lane speed limit though. Imagine that today!

This was not an epic. Other than mansells Tyre blowing up. It was unexciting

ah yes, let's travel back in time and record the grand prix with modern camera's, splendid idea chap.

He means graphics as in the position indicators you idiotic chap

@@wouterstigter812 That's not at all what he suggested lmao

@@wouterstigter812 all you need is just some graphics showing the current standings - and how that impacts the championship standings - which is perfectly doable with the footage available

wouter stigter he means leaderboard, gap between drivers etc. Of course you can not record a 34 year old race again with modern cameras but you can overlay it with current graphics.

One of the reasons the stop was so slow might have been that it was unexpected. Prost had been clipped by another driver and his tyre was damaged. This caused him to come in a lap or two before his scheduled tyre change.

@Ultralight wot? Most of the teams are from Britan, engineered by Brits, and the current reigning champion is a Brit. Not to mention people like Ross Brawn, Bruce McLaren, Sir Frank Williams, Sir Jackie Stewart.. What kind of statement is that?

Mansell was the guy that year... Not always the best wins...

@@johnmano1439 the best did win that year

@@clubpenguin13531 , LOL!

@@johnmano1439 what's so funny about that

@@clubpenguin13531 Autocourse endorse that view. Prost played a blinder that year.

*read with edgy icelandic voice*.

@@carlosmpsenyorcapitacollon6977 hes a finn mate

Yes. Yes it was.

Yes explosion

Moment missed completely here - third place going from Philippe Streiff to Martin Brundle to Stefan Johansson within the final half-lap behind Prost - Streiff stopping out of fuel with just a few corners to go, and then Brundle also running out as he approached the flag, allowing Johansson to snatch a podium at the death.

The AM NO. The modern graphics are awful z

@@RBenjo21 Yeah, we don't want to know position changes or lap count... -__-

RodriguezRacer 456 They should keep the original graphics from broadcast, that’s all. With the other two races they cut them out.

@@RBenjo21 true, but in races before 1994 there's been no real graphics, let's be honest

The AM 92 and 93 did, I believe. But in any case I hate them chopping off the graphics.

this cars separated mens from the boys. today we have boys as f1 drivers....

you can also rewatch the stream