Andrea Moda: Knowingly sent a driver to race with a broken steering wheel and it almost caused a colossal accident. That's not cheating. It's criminal.

Imagine forgetting to bring an engine to a Formula 1 Grand Prix...

Alonso also reveals that Ferrari took this year's engine from the 2015 McLaren.

Andrea Moda: Sends their 2nd driver to qualify on wet tires in the dry Sebastian Vettel in a 2020 Ferrari: Sweating profusely

When racing point got fined 400.000€ it was like punishing a kid by locking him at his room for one minute

2002 Ferrari: makes stupid team orders 2019 ferrari: “time to go back to tradition bois”

Sending someone into an f1 race with a broken steering wheel isn’t worthy of a penalty, that’s surely attempted murder

Alonso is in the 70% of them hahaha

Imagine being Rubens, leading a race from pole and having to give up the lead to your teammate on the final lap while still in title contention, and then getting fined for said teammate ushering you to the top step of the podium... FeelsBarrichelloMan

So basically we should be really worried that Alonso is back because of the amount of controversies he is involved with

The biggest F1 punishment I have ever heard of was after Senna's fatal crash at Imola. Adrian Newey, the chief designer at the time, and a few other high ranking team members were charged with *murder* . The court case went on for a few years and the charges were eventually dropped, but it was still a massive scandal.

Normally I forget my homework but imagine forgetting an engine 😂😂

Favorite part is how Alonso is somehow involved in so many scandals and still coming back. Gotta love Fernando

Number 8: Not having any F1 between December to July

No. 1: having to watch the Spanish GP 100 times

WTF1: “because he’s Sato” Sato: “milk anyone?”

The racing point fine was euros not dollars

without that .... 2008 from renault... Massa would have been champion. Still a shame!

“Convinced by Bernie Ecclestone to be a bit more lenient” Haha, I wonder why

Andrea Moda, the most embarassing F1 Team, was located in my city. And everyone hates the Sassetti's brothers

The thumbnail is probably when Hamilton noticed his engine go out in malaysia 2016

FIA: Don't do this again Racing point: Just a little penny Edit: TYSM for the likes! This is the most likes I've ever had on a comment

"No world championship has been decided by a collision by title contenders." That didn't age well...

NASCAR team used the "lead shot" method as well. The cars are tube chassis, they filled up the chassis tubes with BB's & had a secret button to release them making the car lighter. It worked well until a driver accidentally hit the button on pit road & released 1000's of BB's on pit lane in front of an race official

Last time I was this early, Sebastian Vettel was on the podium

Dry Sac corner is now called Dani Pedrosa's corner in honour of the MotoGP legend. The more you know.

No penalties on Leclerc for driving without the seatbelt on? Seems like a major infringement of safety regulations...

You know it's gonna be a great video when the first of 7 punishments is a cool 100 million dollars

McLaren's punishment in 2007 was way too harsh when you consider what other teams have done in recent years and have pretty much gotten away with it.

Regarding the spying Ferrari, two Italian engineers gave info to two teams other than McLaren, one of which was Toyota and IIRC, the other was Renault but I do stand to be corrected. The FIA knew this. Neither team manager acted like Dennis (who called in the FIA the moment he found out about it) yet neither team got any punishment. Watch Aidan Millward's video on it. It's eye-opening. Oh yes, neither engineer or mechanic or whatever they were, were sacked.

7:25 „since then no world championship has been decided by a collision“ Oh boy, Abu Dhabi coming up this weekend, Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton with the same amount of points. Oh boy Oh boy

Did anyone notice "the original Stig" at 15:24 😂

Me before video: Spygate better be in here 1 minute in: Spygate

Racing point had to give up Lance Stroll’s pocket money as a fine

Absolutely love the editing on this one! Great work!

The way Renault were treated by the FIA court as part of the investigation into Crashgate, smells of all the wrong things. It's like Ted Kravitz said, "... This wasn't spying on other teams or lying to the Stewards, this was endangering spectators, marshalls and his own safety," by rights, Renault should have been excluded if they had been McLaren for example. There was some karma in a sense though, quoting Ted Kravitz again, "(...) The team may have got off lightly in the FIA court, but Renault have been hit in the pocket, by the immediate withdrawal of title sponsor ING. The financial services company didn't want to be associated with a team that cheats,"

Some of the commenter are not a fan of Takuma Sato? He's a quality racer, was exciting to watch during his F1 outings, an engaging and genial interview, and a 2x Indy winner. That last one puts him in rare company indeed. He is certainly no Senna, Fangio, Schumacher, or Hamilton (or Clark or Prost or Stewart or Vettel, but you get the point...) but he is probably the greatest Japanese racer in history, a country with immense pedigree and a real love for motorsport. He found his level on the world stage, and has had a very long and successful career. I'd put his career accolades in the ballpark of drivers like Webber or Coulthard. Mostly because of his Oval track success, but he drove pretty well in his F1 days too! Many happy Sundays watching him, and shows no signs of quitting yet! The Sato's of the world are under appreciated in their time, but beloved in retrospect.

16:35 what? 😂😂

Love your content WTF1, you inspired me to start my own youtube channel. Thank you for motivation.

superb quality content in the video, this is why WTF1 rocks on top, hats off team..

Racing point's punishment is still not big enough. I can't believe the FIA has allowed them to keep their illegally shared data...

2:42 killed me

This channel offers so much better and interesting information about motorsport than the official F1 channel. Amazing. Keep it up!

The only time I have honestly ever lost control in a blind rage was from a mechanic knowingly putting a driveshaft with bad universal bearings on my Impala. If it had been a control system part that was known to be unserviceable and it failed.. there wouldn't be enough people in the shop to save him and pull me off.

"Max Mosely against cheating" 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Omg the stock photo of the courthouse used at 4:58 is the courthouse right next to my house 😂

16:10 has to be one of the worst crimes in sports history, to so carelessly and deliberately endager their driver's life

The editing in this video was satisfying af

Dang, you could make a Netflix drama out of this.

I've heard the Andrea story so many times but I still get shocked at the words steering broke through way rouge

really very much informative video, love it

11:22 that rule (while no longer existing) put Gasly in the incredible position to win at Monza 2020

Andrea Moda even once sent McCarthy out with an ill-fitted seat at Monaco, meaning he was being thrown around the cockpit and seeing double the whole lap, hence his fastest time was so woefully slow that a competitive runner could easily jog round the circuit faster. It's also worth noting that McCarthy was initially refused a super licence at Brazil, and that around the time of the next race in Spain, Enrico Bertaggia had approached the team with around $1M of sponsorship money for a race seat, but the FIA blocked any more driver substitutions within the team. It was at this point that Sasseti ignored the Brit's entry in an attempt to get him to quit, hence he could bring in Bertaggia.

Max Mosley when Ferrari cheats: *KaLM* Max when another team is *apparently* cheating: *PaNIk*

Just what I needed after this day to make it a bit better. Formula video + listening to the music I like (Delta Parole, Metallica and other) make me feel the speed and excitement!

great video dude

The argument that Alonso wouldn’t have gone along with such a crazy strategy is stupid because Ferrari still go ahead with their strategies and there anything but sane

Didn’t know one person could like a video 70 times in 23 seconds

7:17 I love this channel😂😂

5:53 why does jacques villenueve look like that "average fan" meme

I'm still confused about the racing point saga, so they were fined and docked points, which suggests they have been found guilty of a breach but they're still running the same brake ducts..? Presumably then so long as you pay the fine you can keep breaking that same rule for the rest of the season penalty free?

Because Sato is just sato, sato won the indy 500 the second time a week after this was uploaded

Wooo yeah baby that's what I was waiting for

In the days of Stepneygate, I had contacts in F1. I used to run fanzines and was friends with someone high up in a company that sponsored both Tyrell and McLaren. All were outraged by Mosley's actions against McLaren, particularly the fact that they found virtually nothing against them despite the massive amount of data they had. Mosley had to accept that Dennis had not deleted anything. The suggestion of the brakes was straw-grabbing at best. Further, the 'apology', written by lawyers of course, was more or less a pleasantly worded rejection of the findings of the enquiry. I had a friend, an F1 nerd and compliance lawyer, who said that it was a classic non-apology, indicative of the quality of their lawyers. Nothing in it could be picked up by Mosley to justify - although Mosley needed little justification for any action he took - punishing McLaren, or should I be specific and say Dennis, further. It's a terrible indictment of Modely's tenure as the boss of the sport that he fined McL that amount but for the team that nearly burnt down the German pit lane, there was very little in the way of sanctions. There were two people involved, one from McLaren and one from Ferrari, in offering information for employment down the pitlane. McLaren got turned over and Ferrari - well, we're still waiting for what's going to happen to them. What info did Coughlan take from McL? A small point, but I think indicative of the man, is that Hamilton rejected immunity. The only people there was any evidence against were Alonso and de la Rossa, and they got off scot free. All water under the bridge now, but it's best to get the facts straight. I downloaded the result of the FIA's enquiry the day it was published, complete with redacted bits. My friendly lawyer phoned me to say that all one had to do to reveal the redacted parts was to change the colouring in Word. Quite an error, but as it was down to Mosley's FIA it was allowed. We've now got Todt in charge. The FIA gets no direct income from F1, Mosley stopped that for reasons unexplained, but despite that, he's doing a much better job than either of the two previous incumbents. He doesn't do much. That's a vast improvement.

Every time I see Eau rouge all I can think of is "it's radion actually"

And number 11: Ferrari 2019 when they ran an illegal engine... Oh wait never mind. That wasn’t punished.

I love how matty went into full detail in every story

The thumbnail gets me every time.

I disagree the water dumping was "completely legal" because the minimum weight rule goes for the full race not just the moment its weighted... so if you at any point fall below it you are technically racing illegally

Lmao 4:58 is the courts house in cork ireland where I live 😂

damn, I love this channel.

Massa is about to prove how angry he was

Gotta love having Alonso back next year just for some juicy drama he will cause

I had never heard of Andrea Moda, that's crazy. I'm all for making the sport more accessible for the less wealthy, but giving a driver a broken steering wheel could be straight up seen as murder, IMO.

Alonso cracks me up. He sits at the dinner table plotting how to stir shit up the next day.

good video,keep it up

F1 biggest fines, meanwhile ferrari still not fined for driving without a seatbelt

Whilst "team orders" were not illegal, it could be quite easily seen as match fixing as it is clear that the natural result of the competition is being influenced which is not only illegal by the rules of the FIA but is also a criminal act in many countries.

The best thumbnail in formula1 KZfaq history

Perry McCarthy is the older version of the stig from top gear

Lol Schumi was a dirty driver when you see stuff like that.

7:53 2 time Indy 500 winner.

"IT HAD'NT" lol

You know the video will be good when the first punishment is 100 million dollars. Crazy

I didn’t know it was spelled “Had’nt” lol

Wow only 27 seconds online

14:46 till end, enjoy 😉. I don’t how Matty was serious sounding during that bit, I was dying 😂😂😂

Lewis Hamilton on the thumbnail looks like he got a message says: you can't sleep there are monsters nearby. But he's peaceful mode in minecraft

“After being well, Sato.” But you should see the English going wild for Sato after the Indy 500. Now they’re saying they want him back over Alonso.

Shocking that McLaren brought Alonso back so that he can make a fool out of them for a second time.

I loved the banter, we haven’t seen this level of banter from our beloved Lollipop Head Matty keep it up 🔥🔥🔥

How does someone show up to race without an engine?? baffles my mind!!!

"Since then no World Championship has been decided by a collision", I watching this after yesterday's race in Silverstone

Andre Moda one at the end was just funny

lol that last story though...

2007: Spygate 2008: Crashgate 2020: Copycat

Jerez was bann from F1 after a scandal in the 1997 gp

Going into a copyshop to copy confidential papers has some strong ferrari strategy vibes!

Man those 2001 to 2006 cars looked amazing. The grooved tire era was the best in formula one imo

What about last years Ferrari (2019)? Then determined to be 'the most powerful' and close to winning, then suddenly a fuel sensor issue. In 2020, lucky to make Q3. LUL. Ferrari routinely cheat.