Well, Glock didn't drive on Slicks. There were no Slicks in 2008 :P

IS THAT GLOCK ??

Timo Glock basically had inter tyres but they were so dead that they looks slick and allows Hamilton to pass him and get his 1st crown.

no Glock had dry tyres These tyres had grooves not designed to deal with rain. Besides the important factor in the rain is not actually the water but the tyre temperature that goes once you encounter water. So even if there is no aquaplaning you drive like on ice because the tyres are not in the operating window of 100 deg. F1 tyres are designed to operate at 80-100 deg, street tyres are designed to operate on 20 deg or something like that. If you find yourself on a winter tyre on a relative hot/warm day you can feel how the grip goes away after only one corner because the tyre gets too hot - outside of the operating window. If you take an F1 tyre and operate it at 40 deg then you are in real trouble. You can watch DTM races of last year where they had no tyre warmers. Once they leave the pitlane they really struggle and lose about 2 sec in 3-5 corners until the tyres have a reasonable temperature. That's exactly what happened to Glock in 2008 except that in DTM the tyres warm up but Glock's tyres couldn't warm up due to the water. Once Glock's tyres had cooled down they were stuck at low grip. (watch the Spa race in 2008 and you will find the same thing. The drivers on dries had no chance against the drivers on wets) It's not necessarily the grooves that decide if a tyre is capable of running in the wet. It's mainly the compound and how well that deals with temperature. And if it gradually starts raining the temperature is the first thing that goes, leaving you without any grip. Wet tyres are a lot softer, that's why they burn up in the dry but they keep their heat in the wet and that's what you want.

Errr.... Keiichi Tsuchiya is the bomb man...

That day if I recall correctly a steward died following a crash. Some media stated that that was the real reason for him to cry ... some speculations were made up, I suspect because Italian media at that time struggled to make look him a little more "human"

Be it senna or the stward. Senna and Michael was best friends and senna's death made michael cry. We can't forget that moment

...Senna and Berger were best friends. Senna dosen't like Micheal, but Senna was Michaels idol... .

Senna actually admired Michael and liked him. He just did not like the driver, which is understandable.

Interesting, that he received nothing for breaking Senna's record. They gave Hamilton Senna's helmet for breaking the Brazilian's pole-record, but nothing for a German driver for a race-record.

Yes, he was pushing so hard he even went wide at the last lap before he had to pit I believe, but still was enough!

Even Senna couldn't make the same move.

That was his best race EVER!

Scuderia_Rob that's what separates Micheal from the rest!! He could put in 10/15/20 qualifying laps on the spin in the dry or wet to make a strategy work!!!

This was a stunning drive

her? is he a woman lol hahahaha

Panax thanks, I'm from México and I always wondered the right way to say those things 😂

Panax DID YOU JUST......ASSUME GENDER

it says a lot about his character he a narcissist and in that car he made it his priority he defined himself in the car thats the sacrifice he made to get the absolute most out of his chosen career. To get to the absolute pinnacle he had to be a different kind of person. But also saying F1 is where you need the maximum concentration is correct for other drivers but he isnt one of them. He could have had the radio on half the time and i dont mean the one from the team.

83ShaunC, Hamilton is a narcissist, you blockhead. Someone who was willing to look out for others other than himself is not a narcissist. I think you better just shut up and go away, troll.

Michael Collins with illegal upgrades to the car that's why he was so fast. That had to be taken off by the next race. Ferrari cheat so much it's impossible to tell how much of it was legitimate. I can't stand him but Michael is a legendary driver probably second all time. With all the cheating and Ferraris dirty politics involved, his reputation suffered. It's a shame cos he was so good he didn't need to do any of it! Probably would have ended up with 4-5 titles minus the cheating, dirty tactics and Ferraris influence on the FIA. With his reputation intact and a respect worldwide instead of the way it is now.

Monsta Lova, enough of your conspiracy theories. You idiots will come up with any pathetic excuse so as long as it makes one of the best drivers of all-time look bad just so you can prop up your champion. Go the fuck away. You read from tabloids and I'm not interested in some opinion piece from a dumbfuck like you. This didn't come from any article. It's just your mere opinion and while you are entitled to it, I don't like it when someone goes and acts like they know what they're talking about when they don't. Show me the article or fuck off. I'm sick of you idiots who scoop up any negative pathetic tabloid story that is unproven and try to spread it like high school rumor gossip. This isn't preschool, you fucking moron.

Nephenthal, if you had actually watched every bit of formula1 TV, and read every copy of Autosport every month from 1994 to 2004 then you would know that Ferrari sailed close to the wind all the time, and also that Micheal was pretty ruthless and unfair as a driver, compared to most. But so did the other teams stretch the rules, so Monsta Lovas criticisms are not without merit. I became a MS fan at the Spanish gp of 1996, because his brilliance overcame my previous dislike of the man. Its true he was so brilliant that he could have played more "cleanly" and still bagged 4-5 championships. His desire to win was obviously more important than being a nice man (in a car anyway). All your nasty words just show your ignorance!

@@nephenthal7275 he didnt even go after Michael really. Read the comment.

@@monstalova it was an error on the design of the bargeboards which had very little influence on the laptime. After all, he beat Irvine by a second who was driving the same car.

51m0n397 what happened

look it up dude you're on the internet u know

exactly the same bro...

51m0n397 that is exactly how I feel. And when I watch races of him back in say.. late 90's with Ferrari, I feel like I'm being taken back in time to my teenage years, to some of the best years of my life. Now that he's been in this accident, I feel like someone has stolen a part of my childhood from me.. hard to explain but I'm sure you understand what I mean. It's soul shattering. 4.5 yrs on- still feel as much pain now as I did then. 😪🇩🇪

Tom he still has to drive put speed until then though, unless the rules were different back then. Not sure

Tom Belgium 1998?

Troy Robles British Grand Prix, 1998

Spectator1031 there was a speed limit but it was 75mph as opposed to the 50mph it is today.

Hulkenburger thanks. That scary fast lol

Well that's the 10th moment, this video should've included 10 moments.

That sounds a lot like Senna's Brazil win...

Andy Tatman almost, Senna was stuck in 6th gear for the last part of the 1991 Brazilian Grand Prix, nothing like as long as Schumacher had to endure. Having said that, Schumacher may have had an easier time coping with his problem as his Benetton had a semi-automatic transmission and Senna had a manual gearbox

sbaker190189 the fact he had to pit during the race after the gearbox stuck makes it even more incredible. I was actually waiting for that race to be mentioned in the list as one of the most memorable of the 9.

Gordon Fotheringham the gearbox actually jammed in fifth gear on his in lap before his first stop, of two. As an amazing by-product, the fuel economy actually improved relative to what they normally would expect. The reason for this was because he was trying imaginative racing lines to minimise the amount of hard acceleration out of the slower corers

Was juuuuust about to post that

isnt he out of the coma now?

MrWillyP he's been out of coma so long already... But no information is passed to the press. His injurys have most likely left him mentally disabled.. :(

Hunting Teemo wtf no he is fine. Dont talk if you dont know shit

Got evidence to show hes fine?

yesyesyesyes

I'll make that for you Estoril Istanbul Adelaide Sepang Magny-Cours Imola Old Hockenheim

Pastor Maldonado Estoril went bankrupt and the track is not in conditions now :(

Pastor Maldonado but Portimão would be good

MegaJK97 Sepang

...... outside of the fucking car as well :(

a puppet that got to success because he had the right Passport!!!

He got karma!

nihal dhillon he is out of coma

He is ok now

No he's a vegetable now unfortunately, bad hit to the head hes not all there anymore. spoon fed and diaper

Involved Source of that? As far as I'm aware he's just recovering with private rehab

The media are not privy to the details of how Schumacher is doing, and his wife, daughter, and son are all staying understandably quiet on social media with regards to how Michael is fairing. They appreciate the support from fans though.

How is it possible..

Yeah, because he told everyone to begin with that he was trying to initiate a dead heat, but then fell back on the "I wanted to thank Rubens". Many people weren't buying that excuse.

Yes. After the media and fans exploded in anger. He had to do something to fix his reputation. Imagine . He was miles and miles ahead in the championship. There was only a theoretical chance he could loose it. But still Rubens had to step on the brakes for him. The fans where so angry with this. Everyone was disgusted by this man. He gave the win to Rubens later to try and fix this but he really didn't do that to be nice to Rubens. He did it, as usual, only for himself.

very true & he helped Eddie Irvine too

@@Dani-it5sy ridiculous he repaid back 99% of F1 scribes are British whi can never digest the success of a German that too someone so supreme as Michael they used to create stories to defame him

@@multikannan100 No idea what you are saying..

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Leo Goria Did you had a Michelin logo profile picture in KZfaq

Sienna Octane yes..?

That's one of great drive from him. He might stall his gear during pit stop.

Leo Goria with a illegal car

by that logic hamilton is just so good too

sj brigante No, Mercedes dominated 3 years with both cars and a completely dominating machine. Ferrari was never that dominating. During the Mercedes domination other cars could only win when the Mercedes crashed each other. Hamilton is nowhere near Schumacher or the other real all time greats. It's not only his fault, it's hard to be legendary in times of DRS and with most people thinking the car is too overpowered. Schumacher, Prost and Senna drove in way more exiting times where driving was more pure and they earned legend status by winning crazy races out of skill and not by pushing a button.

Brandon Clevert its not Hamiltons fault that formula 1 changes. And with the sport changing the requirements to be a legend changes.

sj brigante Hamilton got offered 40m a year and a sneak peak into Mercs 2014 - current dominance. They knew they were going to be amazing, they just had to slap loads of cash on top to get Lewis to leave McLaren Thats not even near as special as going to a team that hasnt won a title in 18 years and is in shambles. his image built Ferraris noughties succes, Brawn and Byrne went to Ferrari because of him.

What does money have to do with it

I think Ferrari wouldn't like to do that because it should be the perfect car that is remembered forever sth like an F40 and that is not easy to achieve.

''Honor'' and ''Schumacher'' can't be used in one sentence..

@@Dani-it5sy "I honor Schumacher with respect" there used in a sentence

Nemanja Antonic Totally agree. Must be his most underrated performance. Wasn't a fan of Schumi at all but this day I had nothing but respect for him.

Nemanja Antonic yes and no, yes because it is a difficult decision to start a race when a close familymember dies, and no, this could also means for Ralf and isnt only defiing Michael )

Actually, it's indeed a way of negotiating with sadness.

Ralf came 2nd too

Twin540i I still believe that Michael was at the peak of his powers in 98. McLaren had a clear advantage over Ferrari but Schumi made it disappear with God-level driving in a dazzling combination of raw speed and clarity of mind when collaborating with Ross Brawn on the pitwall.

+Dan Clegg Schumi and Brawn were unbelievable. Untouchable in their heyday, these guys could win races that nobody expected them to! Although he didn't win in Malaysia 1999, Schumi toyed with the field scoring pole position and eventually giving way to Eddie Irvine and being his rear gunner, keeping the McLaren's at bay. All this after being out for 3 months after breaking a leg at Silverstone!

_ Sp7ros _ u forgot Marcus Ericsson

Thatrandomguyinthecorner xD

Lewis is black Senna.

Fangio. But Lewis may equal his x5 record.

Also Prost & now Verstappen.

ikosanweee it was San Marino 2001 mate

Imola 2003, there is a video on KZfaq on that aswell. I always cry too everytime I see that, so emotional.

Thanks a lot. ( and I also used some tissue boxes)

He won the race for his mother, at the end. Beautiful.

I agree it was the best moment of the season, but we already know what could have been. Schumacher would have retired either way. Starting from pole would not have changed that

Amazed Belgium 1992 wasn't in their list - or yours.. Also Nurburgring 1995, Spa 1993, Portugal 1993 (in the untested spare car!) Spain 1991, Spain 1993, Monaco 1993, Monza 1992, Suzuka 1992, Brazil 1994, Spa 1994, Nurburgring 1995 (insane last 10 laps!), China 2006, Monza 2004 from the back, and the sheer speed of his laptimes until team orders stopped him passing Barrichello.

OsellaSquadraCorse Ha! I guess we really could just go on forever..

And a 3 hour video with his ''downlights'' as counterweight..

@@Dani-it5sy reeee

Absolutely slicing Valtteri Bottas on a wet circuit

„Karma“ -Fernando Alonso

Kruqtion agre

I think you should watch his film,Rush it also features James Hunt,his nemesis pilot.film is all from real life,even very little details are true stories.

They really should, now

Fruitytoasterboy he had a 5 place grid penalty for gearbox change

Fruitytoasterboy he did get a pole at but had a grid penalty I'm not sure if it was 2012

Bobby Kemp No he had a penalty for crashing out Bruno Senna in the last round

MelssuperC he was a god in a car

One of the dirtiest drivers (in my opinion)

Jose Gonzalez thats what made f1 great imo, it's too cautious these days

DH Skips Agreed, but now we have a kinda dirty/agressive driver: Verstappen. He makes it more interesting Imo because no-one else does what he does

MelssuperC you hit the nail on the head, all of these expressions of who is the best driver are opinions. Due to the sport being a very different breed from when it started in 1950 compared to today, there is no way to say that any one of the great drivers to have competed in the sport over the years is definitively the greatest of all time. The best we can do is to say that the individual great drivers are the greatest of their era. Take Schumacher and Senna for example, yes they raced against each other from 1991-1994, but they were at very different stages of their careers. Senna was towards the end of his career in 1994, even allowing for his untimely death, and Schumacher was making more and more of an impact in his own right

Australia 2015 Sauber engineer: Alright Marcuss 3 laps to go, c'mon get him.

Jajajajajajajajaj

That was 2011

Barnaby Powys Thanks it feels like yesterday though

Matt Davis no, Schumi > Senna.

Schumcher is the all-time best living Formula 1 driver right now. And before you Senna fans jump in and say otherwise take a look at what I said clearly. I am a Senna fan too, y'know. I said that to make sure you actually read my comment.

@@simplypepe1732 no proof

is that a new joke?!!

Never saw Schummy winning a GP with a Lotus...LIKE SENNA!!!

Luís M.S.G he was never in Lotus so what’s ur point?

Crazymouse60 Luis is a dumb Senna fan, Lotus was not even a team for almost all of Schumacher's career. Luis is triggered and his reaction shows that deep down inside he knows that Schumacher is the best.

Ranganath R one of the greatest drivers, but one of the biggest dickheads

Hamid Amini 2002 and to an extent 2004 were the only really dominant seasons Ferrari had imo.

In 2002 Schumacher won the title in France, I think it was July. He was on the podium all races, 11 times as a winner, the rest as runner-up except one he finished third. Barrichello won four races and was the runner up in the drivers championship. Ferrari as a team got the same points as all other teams combined. In 2004 the Ferraris were even stronger, with Schumacher winning 13 times (and only slowing down after winning the championship in Hungary in August, just one race after France). In 2002 the F2002 won all races but one in which it raced (it finished second in the single one it didn’t win). The F2004 was even more dominant, in fact it was perhaps the fastest car ever made, it still retains a number of record on several circuits. In 2001 the Ferraris won easily, and in 2003 and especially 2000 they had tough rides to the championships. That depended on the quality of the competition, with MacLaren Mercedes and Williams BMW both having powerful cars and fantastic drivers such as Häkkinen, Räikkönen and Montoya, as well as very good ones such as Coulthard and Ralf Schumacher. It also depended on the tyres, which were not the same for all teams (whereby in certain conditions certain the tyres of Bridgestone or Michelin gave considerable advantages). And overtaking without DRS was harder. All this notwithstanding, Schumacher won the drivers championship five years in a row, and Ferrari the constructors championship six years in a row. That’s the very definition of superiority and dominance

From 2014 to 2018 the only thing Hamilton should not do is crash himself.

Hysso Senna needs a 4 hours episode😂

lmao true , he had no great moments , all his career was great ... till the end ... r.i.p

The God of f1

May be a bit underwhelming because he went for championship winning teams.

TheKestevon Just like Hamilton.

Steve Becerril Pariente and an ad with mercedes. The one where Hakkinen called him sunday driver

Aslamnur Fikri i preffer the one where he drives an sls upside down

What you're saying is that you don't know how the youtube notification system works. Not everyone gets it instantly. It's called load balancing algorithms.

Pink Floyd has a song to describe your whole career until the end. Guess which one 😏

Stole kubica's seat? Wait that was the other guy. Nevermind.

R4pt0r64 Let me guess. Is it from Dark Side of the Moon album, right after The Great Gig in The Sky track?

Ray Banner I'd need to check so I'll just say it's... MONEEEEEEEEEEEEY

+Lance Stroll Oh come on Lance, watching daddy write a cheque to Williams is pretty boring for a career moment!

+ Wopper Gaming The British are still hurting over Adelaide 1994 and the 1995 seasons. in 1994 Schumacher received a 2 race ban for passing the lead car on the formation lap and he was also disqualified for the race. That seems overly heavy handed considering that many other drivers had done the same thing without any penalty at all. The 1994 season only went down to the final race due FIA tampering and favoritism towards Williams. In 1995, Renault came onboard with Schumacher's Benetton team replacing the Ford Zetec V8 that they used during 1994. Well Schumacher romped to 9 wins and totally dominated Damon Hill in the Adrian Newey designed Williams and could have had a couple more wins if it weren't for half-baked overtaking attempts by Hill at Silverstone and Monza that result in both cars DNFing.

Wouldn't

Why correcting stuff you don't know about? +0.182 this is the gap in austria, in USA it was like 11 milliseconds. Yes, everyone knows barrichello let schumacher past in austria, not so many that schumacher let barrichello past in USA.

I love him, but I doubt that would've happened. He was quite mediocre when he returned, which is understandable as he was 40+ at that time.

Better for him that he retired, hamilton would have won by a margin of 200 points

He couldnt beat rosberg anyway soo....

@@ksfreestylers1146 overall no, because he had many mechanical failures or his mechanics ruined his pitstops...

in some races was Schumacher faster than Rosberg... not bad for 41-43 years old... in wet conditions he was still best - Canada 2011, Q in Siverstone 2011 or 2012...

STRYKA FPV Indeed, the greatest overall.

Julius Noalien nope

Tall Man who else?

Julius Noalien Senna obviously

Tall Man how about Michaels 7 F1 Titles

Julius Noalien That doesn't make him better than Senna. This video partly explains why

What would do