Slicks on wet is dam hard. If it was a bike in the same conditions he would have been off and that would have decided the championship

@@ironskyheart7749 tell that to Binder 😂😂

@@Fico_24 no, that was very little and he lost tonnes of time per lap. More then glock. Besides, the rain had just started. So yes, I know about binder

@@ironskyheart7749 Binder was definitely lucky enough to stay out on that condition, or maybe he had some fresh rubbers since his lap time before the penultimate ones was somewhat impressive.

@@Fico_24 and Norris

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Well put mate

Yeah but Petrov was a useless driver behind the wheel, you'd like to think he'd take initiative and move out of the way of any title contenders.

petrov should never interfere the title battle that year he must have known both alonso and webber are in title fight. in the end he causes himself own problem by getting unnecessary hate from the fans

Could look at it as he has no fans so no need to apologise to them. There’s many ways you can interpret something, don’t rb fans teach you that!

@@mdcclxxviepluribusunum1066 that's 😬 cringe

@@mdcclxxviepluribusunum1066 There are quite a few people who cheer him on, both ironically and unironically as the "Goatifi". There's more to F1 than just Hammy and Max fans throwing fits at each other.

@@mdcclxxviepluribusunum1066 I'm a Latifi fan, but admittedly it's because I'm from Toronto.

I don't think that attitude is particularly admirable. He doesn't care that he cost a far better driver his 8th championship because he failed to keep the car on the road after losing a battle with a haas. Well maybe he should and maybe pay drivers should get out. Him, Stroll and Mazepin are all wasting seats.

GOAT

The toxicity he received from hamilton fans/max haters was off the charts tho. Unacceptable

@@dar8555 Glock : First time?

@@dar8555 Well I know I was hoping Lewis won but wouldn't even think of blaming Latifi... I just think it’s a sad end for Willams in the year Frank Williams passed away.

@@dar8555 I never once blamed Latifi, maybe disappointed at most which then changed to Masi as the person who ruined the Last Race and is know a Tainted title!!!

@Patrick Bucher in 2017 it was more Ferrari's fault, in 2018 it was 50 Vettel / 50 Ferrari.

Just like Hunt in 1976.

Yeah. Ferrari had one of the slowest top speeds on the day if I remember correctly, and it was literally impossible to overtake on that circuit that day. Even Hamilton in the quicker McLaren was stuck behind Kubica.

I think they planned to undercut Rosberg, so if it weren't for Petrov, then Alonso would have passed Rosberg in the pitstops.

@@harrywang6792 no, Rosberg pitted under SC in the very beginning of the race, same for Petrov. And back in those days 1 stop was enough.

@@HAWGGY85 yes. Petrov should be noted.

@@dananilham6833 hi Danan. 🙏

I don’t think anybody has issues with him, Latifi is more of a Mercedes Driver as he has a Merc engine. Can’t see why anyone would suspect him of helping Red Bull.

@@chipped Latifi already had to "apologize" publicly for crashing and said that even death threats have been sent to him via social media. Unfortunately not everyone who follows F1 is capable of reasoning

@@chipped I guess you haven't seen any of the conspiracies over him on social media. Some are saying that it was equal to Piquet's Singapore crash when they're not even analysing the telemetry - and much probably couldn't even understand it if they had seen it. Either way, it's nonsense. As you have pointed out, Williams have a close relationship with Mercedes so it doesn't make any sense to think about Red Bull approaching Latifi to do it, especially when they have their own B team.

There is a solution. Delete ( or disable for several months) all of your social media accounts and stay off social media. But in practicality, that may not be possible due to sponsor requirements and team expectations that a driver be active on social media, thus promoting the "brand" and the "team". It is part of the curse of being in the limelight.

@@williamford9564 it is possible if you want to... Vettel has no social media

Exactly its so crazy how people genuinely are angry at latifi

I haven’t seen it but there seem to be a lot of super fans that are mad at Latifi really isn’t on.

Agree 100% especially with the last sentence. Williams is basically a Mercedes junior team. I mean Rosberg, Bottas and Russell all drove for Williams before joining Mercedes.

@@tommythetreat000 so Williams should sign de vries lol, not albon that basically RB junior driver and have very close relationship with rb family

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There shouldn't be any anger towards anyone!! It's car racing a sport, grow the fk up and move on

@@mbal4052 it is sport, injustices don’t get forgotten. There are still bad feelings from England fans about a hand ball from the 86 World Cup. I don’t care who was in what position the way Michael dealt with that safety car was wrong in at least 2 ways.

No Mickie this is so not right :P

As a non-fan of lewis hamilton, for me it is crystal clear that he was robbed the 21 title. Actually Masi should be mentionned in this video instead of Latifi.

Alonso wasn't robbed. His fault for not being able to pass an inferior Renault.

@@shakey4581 oh yes inferior Renault that was faster on straight line

@@shakey4581 do you know how dog the ferrari was that year?

@@shakey4581 He was robbed 2007 in Hungary (where isn't so easy to overtake) with start grid penalty (from pole), because of some team stuff (it seemed the team wanted to put reigning champion to #2 driver to make a sensation with Lewis, because Lewis was their player, and Nando just joined, and he was not too pleased about it). I still think that was most absurd penalty in history of the sport, because it should be resolved within the team, but the team probably pushed FIA to give him penalty (I have no other explanation because I really hope it isn't another option I have in mind that FIA wanted to help Lewis xD). At the end, he finished 1 point short to Raikkonen, along Lewis.

@@podlumpy3838 Even after 15 years you couldn't bother to at least watch a video about it or read about it. You wrote absolute BS. Alonso blocked Hamilton in the box, deliberately postponing leaving the box even though he was cleared to, while Hamilton was waiting right behind on the spot. That way, since the clock was running out, he denied Hamilton the chance to set a new lap time. Granted, Hamilton refused to let Alonso pass while they were both on the track earlier. The difference between those 2 is that Hamilton refusing to let Alonso past is up to the team to sanction, but Alonso blocking Hamilton in the pit is against the rules, hence the deserved penalty. Calling that a robery is absolute BS, especially having in mind it was in qualifying.

he did apologise in a tv interview i think

@@terminator672 He has always said that it wasn't his intention, that has been equated to an apology by the media. Never has he said that he felt sorry for what happened and to be honest he shouldn't.

@@nandeesh18 he said that he didn't intend to instigate anything and he shouldn't have to jsutify is actions.

@@terminator672 yup, I don't feel that was an apology to be honest!

@@nandeesh18 indirect apology i'd say

This tells us a lot about how democracy is a flawed system of government

I don’t blame latifi at all … the blame goes to masi for not following the rules of safety cars to add drama to the sport . I get it you can gain some fans by creating drama , sucks for Lewis because he was screwed by the organization he has grown so much over the years

@@gigadonis8684 What does democracy have to do with this? This isnt politics, its people being toxic fans

@@Noreceipts400 it's just a joke

@@JMPZOFACEPROJECT The blame goes squarely on Mercedes. They chose not to pit. All teams going in to the race knew it was going to finish under green racing conditions. It's very unfortunate that it happened this way, but it was a repeat of the French GP, they were just beaten on strategy.

Fair enough but Schumacher's engine failure at Suzuka the race before still realistically handed the title to Alonso already. Only real impact was the constructors title, which Ferrari lost by only 5 points to Renault.

@@alexpeak16 You've just argued in favour of both of their points.

@@unthenner5519 Yeah that's true but I thought they were discussing what affected the drivers title, I only mentioned the constructors as an added bonus.

Probably the fact that he was Alonso's teammate takes away the "accidentally" factor that they used to put together this video

@@alexpeak16 yes. If M.Schumacher not got that engine failure, he might still got himself in contention for his 8th WDC.

Grosjean more than Maldonado

In 2012 it's more like Fernando got taken out 2 times in Spa and Suzuka by both Lotus drivers.

The sad part is that the pitstop fuckup would just strictly not have happened without that. Since Ferrari was forced to double stack, they had to manually trigger the release light which is what causes the premature release.

Bitter dumb tim😭😭😭

Lots played into Massa losing the title in 08, let’s forget the 47 times he spun at Silverstone that year.

Suzuka wasn't grosjean's fault. Grosjean ran into Webber on the inside while Alonso had a problem with his left rear tyre on the outside.

@@mehmetcetin9570 It wasn't Grosjean's fault because that was Kimi

@@mehmetcetin9570 You need to rewatch that then 😂

@@allabouthewaves4354 with that i meant that grosjean didn't take out alonso in suzuka but he did take out Webber so grosjean wasn't at fault for alonso's dnf but he was at fault for taking out webber

*Massa loses title to Hamilton* Brundle: YES

Even Maki Nishikino also screamed "ITS THAT GLOCK". Umi Sonoda, Eli Ayase, Honoka Kousaka, and Tsubasa Kira also.

The God payed back the courtasey with Latifi this year

@@purwantiallan5089 uhhh why are you going love live mode

@@michaeldavid1566 because i am the longtime lovelive fan. And dont forget, all LoveLive characters also love F1 bro.

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To be fair, in 2016 Hamilton wasn't driving Abu Dhabi like he did earlier in the season, he was deliberately holding Nico up to have others attack, therefore Hamilton was running interference on his own team mate trying to manipulate the results his way. Even when the team told him to speed up and drive normal. Vettel just knew what he was doing, so decided to stay out of the fight he could not win and let Lewis and Nico battle it out. Glock was most likely always going to be overtaken, so I do in large part agree with you. All I'd say on Glock is that he didn't even try to block or defend against Lewis once. I think if he had made a defensive move and still been overtaken, then no one would cast doubt on him. Latifi, well, that was just an unfortunate mess, you're quite right. What is ironic with Latifi is that his crash at Sakhir 2020 led to the rush of pit stops in which Mercedes made errors and it cost the team a 1, 2 finish and George his first race win. Now his mess here contributed to Mercedes making a strategic error and losing the World Drivers Championship (WDC). All that while he drives a car powered by Mercedes 😂 I feel for Latifi, because he didn't mean it and afterall it was the Mercedes team not pitting Lewis which cost them the title.

@@milkshakemuncher glock is the most misunderstood. He didn’t cost Massa the title, if anything he nearly delivered to it. Glock made up positions went he decided to stay out on his dry tyres.

@@milkshakemuncher wasnt Aitken the one who crashed in Sakhir, which caused the chaos with Mercedes? Or did Latifi have a crash I dont remember anymore? Edit: Its still funny because then it would be exactly the car Russell was driving regularly costing him the win. And about Glock: I think its reasonable that he didnt defend at all in this scenario. In the onboard you can see quite good that he was very focused on just keeping the car on track and then trying to defend against cars with way more grip isnt worth it at all. And if he lost control and crashed into Hamilton, it would have been way worse. Its just great that nobody that isnt absolutely crazy thinks he did it on purpose anymore and that even the Brazilian fans like him now, chanting his name and cheering at him when he was at the Brazilian GP for German TV. He even had a cool conversation with Massa that was quite interesting with both reflecting on what happened for what it seemed the first time they did that properly.

that's a perfect shoutout but we have to consider that most content creators on youtube are not really informed about grand prix racing before around 1990.

Exactlyyy! It's like I'm bombarded with Schumi era stats... Was F1 non existent before schumi debut?

Good old Lorenzo!

@@isuckatthisgame you are quite right, they're mostly newcomers, but before 1990? more like before 2010 or 2014 hybrid era 😂

I was about to comment this. Bandini put Hill out of contention and when Clark's engine expired with just two laps to go, let Surtees go through to claim 2nd and win the Championship. Perhaps they didn't count it since Surtees and Bandini were teammates?

Amen👑👑

So nice to see level headed fans giving credit where it's due. Now a days F1 community is so toxic , preying on the weakness of drivers only and not celebrating their success. Kudos to you man

You're exactly right. That's why I disagree so much with David Coulthard, who said, that he would immediately have gotten out of the way in Jerez '97, if he knew that would make Villeneuve champion. That's an unsporting attitude.

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Same but I got over it pretty quickly as Petrov was a real rocketship in the race

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Same

by slowing on the last lap... he was so close to home massa crossed the line think it might be only time a driver lost the title after he'd already won the race etc

@@gigsawsoljier1408 LOL Are you dumb? You are if you believe that Glock slowed down. Glock didn't have any grip, he was driving the fastest that he could in those circumstances.

He did accidentally help decide the championship because if you ever watch videos of glocks last lap that day, you will see he was struggling because he gambled by staying out on slicks and could barely control his car without going off the track making it to where Vettel and Hamilton were able to pass him

2010 was a great year, until the last race, it was still a 5 way title fight, because Jenson was in it too, and for Vettel, it was the only time that he needed to be at the top of the board, a mad year.

I think it was a collision in Monza

You do realize Reutemann hit gearbox trouble that race right? Still I remember Jones saying he was not gonna help his teammate in that race....probably that's why so few remember him fondly...guy could be a total a**hole ^^

@@mafiousbj playing Devil's Advocate, Jones would probably say it was revenge for Brazil, where Reutemann ignored direct orders to beat Jones to the win

@@SiVlog1989 never heard of Williams mismanaging the team internally...must be a dream ^^ (of course he did, and most of his drivers didn't like him much as a result since he always put the car first)

@@mafiousbj there was another situation where Williams mismanaged their drivers. In 1986, in a parallel to McLaren in 2007 with Fernando Alonso and Lewis Hamilton, Nelson Piquet was hired to be the team's lead driver, but nobody told Nigel Mansell, so when the Isle of Man driver outperformed the then double world champion, they started to look over the their own shoulders at each other, rather than their competition, reigning World Champion Alain Prost. The result was, although Williams won the Constructors Championship, the drivers title slipped from both their grasps in the Finale of Adelaide

@@SiVlog1989 I know, I was being sarcastic. Williams was famous for mismanaging drivers and also team staff...they lost Adrian Newby because they wouldn't give him a higher position even when he was a big part of the winning cars of the early 90's

lol

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Legendary quote from Alex 👍👍👍

Agree !! LH fan!!

Actually that was the first, I dont know how it was on twitter but insta was crazy, later on fans were lashing out an sending hateful messages an blowing up the dms to a actor named micheal massini or something he nearly looked like micheal massi but was. Funniest thing I saw. As a Hamilton fan it was crazy but most of my hate was towards massi not Latifi.

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@@purwantiallan5089 tf

@@firebolt8004 what? I didnt say anything yet.

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@@firebolt8004 lol

Unsure that Renault was so Low on downforce & the track & tyres were hard for overtaking

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thats way drs need to be banned from the top tier of racing F1 drivers need to be abel to pass without drs.

thats why we need drs otherwise the title would be decided by pit strategy only which is unfair for drivers

@@amnzash9292 a good driver can overtake witout DRS.

Do you mean 2010 Abu Dhabi getting stuck behind Petrov?

Both were bad strategic decisions, but Trust in the 🅱️lan, or El Plan, whatever is gonna happen first.

Well i dont think so. They had such a little tine do decide, they rushed it and just said lapped cars cant overtake. But if they let the lapped cars overtake the first time, then this catastrophic end wouldnt be "Masi won the title" it was poor decisions. But if they dont let the lapped cars unlap, everyone would say that Masi won the title for Hamilton. So its a 50 50

It was actually toto, not letting hamilton pit for new tyres was the biggest gamble all season. And they got it wrong.

@@timhayes3336 Then Max would of overtook Hamilton in the pits and if the rules were followed and Masi kept to the book the race would of ended on safety car with Max as Champion. For gods sake Mercedes pit strategy did not screw up Lewis's title.. come on man. That race was Lewis's to win. The only reason he lost was the crash and Masi

@@dmasters1807 And the fact he was only in the title hunt after having an illegal car at one of the races, with a well timed engine swap so he still managed to win a race he should not have even been in. Add to that bottas has been blocking for him all season, and they have had all the luck in any other circumstance that could have gone either way. HE LOST!!! Get over it.

@@timhayes3336 he was disqualified for that wing then came back to win after sprint and race with a legal car so what is your point there? Max has had a faster car most of the season and luck... wow blaming it on luck. He lost an entire championship through bad luck. Max won and you're the one complaining first. I don't care that Max one. I care about a sport that was clearly manipulated for drama by Masi. If it was the other way around and Hamilton won I would still be extremely disapointed. No one should win a championship like that

And ONLY ham fans owe him an apology!!

@@joineralbert2493 The Hateful ones!! I've never had any hate for Latifi, a definite loathing of Masi!!

Sometimes being a sports fan makes me ashamed because of these people smh

Latifi delivering an UNO DEATH CARD to Hamilton.

Glock : First time?

Hamilton fans so TOXIC 🤢🤮

@@LSchelvin71 it's not hamilton fans it's just punks who are there to enjoy that kinda stuff in a very bad way. like punks who are breaking everything in manifestations. they're not part of the manifestations. btw Max's fans aren't better than Hamilton's. FACT.

What makes you think the people running this page know anything about what happened 58 years ago? They probably don't even know who John Surtees was.

@@williamford9564 You'd have hoped Edd Straw would have contributed to this!

@@LightsOutLow Where did you learn these details? I found this to be super obscure for me and I’d like to know where I can learn more.

@@zo3626 hi there, been following F1 since the 90s - when i was young i had lots of time on my hands so read all motorsport magazines, journals, annuals and biographies cover to cover. Lots of these random obscure tidbits permanently etched in my mind. Blame Autosport, Motorsport, F1 Racing, F1 Official Magazine, Autocar, Alan Henry articles, Gerald Donaldson and Christopher Hilton books, the list was endless!

renault??? you think the team they took engines from were helping them win?

lol you can hear the seething in his voice at 10:27

lewis wasn't such a sitting duck tho. he had the engine power which no doubt was at 100% being it was the last lap. other drivers had kept him behind in similar situations too.... i'd say the engine/tire imbalance made it a good fight plus lewis kept the lead by cutting corner lap 1... i don't see it as any bias on drivers but more that massi saw a big show down final lap potential. both teams radiod him......

It can be pulled but it cant be pulled when they unlap cars at the same time, normally it's supposed to take the extra lap arround the track which they didnt have an same goes for the lapped cars they were supposed to the quene. The saftey car being pulled like that was a huge redflag. By rule the race shouldve ended under saftey, fans can cry an boo but blame massi for not thinking fast. I mean in jeddah that year he made decisions real quick when ever someone crashed but in Abu Dhabi his brain functioned like windows 5 software. What wouldve been mich better that everyone wouldve agreed with is if massi put out a redflag which gives Marshall's so much time to clean up Latifis fuck up an gives us fans 4 race laps. All drivers on fresh softs lewis would still win by nearly 4.5 sec. Apparently massi didnt want that to happen.

@@gigsawsoljier1408 well after lewis cut that corner he was instructed to give up the time he gained an did it in sector 3. Honestly as a Hamilton fan I'm with you on lap 1 but it's pointless to argue over that since lewis wouldve still breezed pass max 5 or 6 laps give take. Actually on that last lap lewis was sitting ducts he has the engine power that merc was a missile on the straight but max with his fresh tires that's a huge disadvantage over lewis. Considering that max had the fastest compound an were fresh meaning he can do things lewis can. Lewis had hards that were over 30 laps old an it's the slow one. With tires like that going into turn 4 that's absolutely nothing lewis can do to take that corner correctly what ever scenario an way it was gonna be wrong, or his front tires wouldve understeered, or no madder what max was always gonna get a good exit an wouldve picked up Lewis's toe an wouldve passed him much earlier then what he did on lap 1. Besides max was weaving to make sure Lewis's toe wasnt successful. Lewis lost that title the moment massi got rid or both the lapped cars an the safte car at the same time. Lewis had 3 ways he couldve won the title after the crash an that was 1 lap with lapped cars, he wins by just nearly 5 tenths, redflag 4 laps 4.5 sec an last finish under saftey car.

F1 needing deep structural changes? Like teaching Mercedes strategists how to better do their job? It was their decision not to pit which cost them the drivers title.

@@milkshakemuncher it’s really a situation of perspective as they all are. I disagree how the FIA handled the safety car, especially when there are radios of other drivers commenting on the safety car. However that’s my opinion, I can also see from your perspective

Massa would have been the worst driver to be WDC in the past 30 years. Look at his shocking record outside of 2008 vs teammates

@@dxfifa Massa went down after the accident

how do you get that?

@@gigsawsoljier1408 I dunno, Mazepin added to the mix would’ve maybe changed the MSC/Latifi dynamic on track 🤷🏻‍♂️

Ham fans .....

@@joineralbert2493 I'm a Lewis fan and I'm absolutely disgusted!!

Nah. This is about 'accidentally' influencing the outcome of the season as opposed to all those times someone deliberately ploughed into someone....

I reckon he was paid as well I suspect very well by Renault to you know race since he is a racing car driver

It’s motor racing, we go car racing

Masi and Latifi are the goats of F1. Thankfully Alonso is still there to make things interesting.

He didn't do it "when he felt like it". Christian Hoirner told him to clear the traffic, then Toto Wolff came on the radio complaining that it wasn't right. So Masi had to compromise because he was lobbied by Team Principals. I'm not defending the Race Director just giving you perspective. And by the way, as Ed Straw saye, The Race already has multiple videos on the crash and its following SC period.

Chilling home probably, why you ask?

Masi is enjoyed himself. He is like the referee in FIFA 2001 game.

yea you can hear his tone getting harder, feel the pain hahaha

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It’s 50/50 with me Michael masi literally had to break the rules to get the result that happened.

How do you figure there would of been controversy ? If the rules were followed no one could of complained … the rules weren’t followed so here we are

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Mercedes had no choice but not to pit as giving up track position was too great a risk - they didn't know Michael Masi would throw a curveball at them. RedBull had nothing to loose and so did the only sensible thing, they did nothing special. Hindsight can be a bitch as they say.

@@LeugoKez absolutely. But as what I was referring to is the " restart " Lewis was to busy being pissed off about transpired event and on the other hand convinced that he would still be champion that he was caught by surprise by max 😉 though max did give it his all

@@dimievers5573 at that point though lewis knew he could never hold up max - either max was going to be first, or max would take him out trying.

@@LeugoKez that is rather hypothetical but indeed a good possibility.

Doesn't matter, Masi should have done it sooner as Vettel and Alonso suggested

Masi stretched that rule to give it to Max, there were other scenarios he could've done but decided to play the Joker card!!

Right. Next time he should use his right to just give victory to red bull without people racing at all. Why even bother.

Why would Masi not bring the Safety car when the track was clear? Why wait until Max came around and then bring the safety car in?? There can only be one reason!!

Masi did a lot of things wrong during the season... starting in the first race in Bahrain, where HAM should have been DQ'ed for 35 track limit infringements. Thas was NOT a 1 place shift. That put 25 points ahead of what he should have. Correcting that, this Abu Dhabi controversy wouldn't be even a thing, with the championship sealed by VER back in Saudi Arabia.

Hamilton lost fair and square.

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@@mich722 😂😂😂 heck no.

WTF? The race director did stick to the F1 rule book... Any lapped cars can unlap behind the safetycar and the race director can end the safetycar when the race director thinks the track is safe again. What is the problem here?

Had Masi stuck to the rules this season, this wouldn't have been an issue, since Max would have had the championship wrapped up a few races ago.

Licked? Interesting!

I was here well before mate

@@ace3146 hi F1 Viewer.

No goal for life

@@purwantiallan5089 hi f1 viewer

it was a weak inclusion

he was a sitting duck with 52 lap old hards against brand new softs on verstappen's car

I bet you will also be putting cookies and milk out for Santa ! 🤦🏽🤦🏻‍♀️

So glad you told us that Mick Schumacher is Michael Schumachers son. No one that has any interest in F1 or watches this channel knew that.

@@Financial_Digest A "sitting duck" would have been overtaken in the very first corner, and left behind by up to 20 seconds or more by end of the lap. Lewis had the car underneath him to re-take the lead of the race, and was only 2 seconds behind at the end of the last lap. If you didn't see this. Than your knowledge of F1 is...tiny

@@utetopia1620 My reference to Michael Schumacher in my original comment, was only to indicate, the very F1 record Lewis Hamilton was about to break, was Michael Schumachers. Ofc any decent fan of Mick Schumacher would know who is his father.