Can't believe how lucky I am to have witnessed Coulthard and Webber together on track. Two absolute legends, I hear they both had to use 3 chinstraps.

@@sigmundferd1359 I hear the reason why F1 was so focused on aerodynamics was because of their jawlines

Dude eeeee awesome 😁👍👍

Webber a close 2nd.

Coulthard was the Gigachad of Formula 1

Jawline was robbed off a place in this list

That was a powerful f1 era

Just ignore him mate, don't waste your precious time on people like these

@@Firebolt1729 "loves to consume an unhealthy amount of salt per day " That part killed me ahahaha

he cheated though. the amount of downforce his jawline created... unfair

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You watch Formula 1?! Big fan of your work Adrian.

Sounds weirdly compressed indeed. A simple AT2020 usb or a Yeti Nano would do the trick @FORMULA1

Was thinking the exact same thing

Or taught them how to use a de-esser

Yeah when there was proper champions on the Grid ❤️

Only an American would lay claim to something as nonexistent as being 1/4 Scottish 😂

@@JohnDaubSuperfan369 Born and raised UK and spent plenty of time with my Scottish family growing up - mostly Glasgow. I’d have to find that part of the family’s old clan reunion invites to get more specific on their heritage. ‘1/4 Scot’ seemed easier than listing credentials unrelated to the point made. Are you confused why people generally support things with which they have an affiliation? For example, their hometown sports teams or their own country’s athletes at the Olympics. Or just a bitter POS trolling about a completely inconsequential part of the discussion?

Brehhh🤣🤣🤣🤣

LOL

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unfortunately his chin was so wide it created too much drag, which made the car slow and cost him the titles to Hakkinen.

100% agree

So many names come under that statement, Webber, Barrichello to name a couple

@@DJPXCV Stirling Moss etc

@@DJPXCV Many came close to a single title but as far as consistent performers over a career go, DC is right up there at the top with the likes of Barrichello and Sterling Moss. His incredible sportsmanship and "nice guy" mentality unfortunately is probably why is was so often the bridesmaid, never the bride; but we loved him for it and he was a breath of fresh air in sport so often dominated by large egos and men with a "win at all cost" mentality. Hakkinen / DC was the ultimate driver pairing and still my favourite to this day.

@@DJPXCV And Bottas😉 I just realized Bottas performance in 2014 Williams is the last great performance by a driver outside Ferrari, Red Bull and Mercedes. He beat Alonso on a Ferrari and Vettel in a Red Bull with that Williams.

It really gave them an aggressive look

@@nickypoundtown9568 I used to love it when they could use Tobacco sponsors and the Drivers names were on the side of the car instead, but then I was 12 at the time.

I don't know why they completely changed

@@aliu67 losing Mercedes I guess

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Oh yeah, the other one was a joke lol 😂

He's a brilliant pundit too on UK TV (Channel 4). I grew up watching him race and now still love watching his work as a presenter.

How about his perjury at Senna's case, when he said it was normal for the steering column to bend a few inches. Amazing person.

I wasn't made a fan of him and Hakkinen because of McLaren, I was made a McLaren fan and a new F1 fan because of their drivers. Awesome teamates.

Couldn't have said it better, in fact- I pretty much said almost word for word what you did! It was the team's drivers that made me a fan of the team and F1, not the other way round.

He was too much of a gentleman and sacrificed any chance he had at McLaren in 98/99 by supporting Mika. Also his decision to move to McLaren for '96 cost him a certain shot at the title for '96 and '97 with Williams (had he stayed). He definitely had the speed but I also can't think of many other drivers who had worse luck as far as mechanical failures / reliability etc go than DC... - 7 DNF's in 1999 for example, 6 of which were mechanical!

Yh me too. I was so big on Schumacher. I didn't look at cheering for anyone else until Brawn GP and Jenson Button

Exactly my thoughts!

Maybe in 96 against Damon, but villeneuve was on it in 97. Although not that I say that, that would’ve meant villeneuve atleast wasn’t at Williams in 96. So honestly who knows

It's the other way around mate. Many people including me would love to see Jacques in the 1998/1999 McLaren instead of Coulthard.

There is a disappointingly small amount of Jim Clark content on the official F1 channel..such a great driver

Check out Jim Clark's drive at Spa in 64 I think it was. He had to hold the the gear stick in place for the majority of the race to stop it from jumping out of gear. It was truly phenomenal to watch.

@@samcunning they try to appeal to the modern audience by only showing late 80s-present day drivers. It's really disappointing how they downplay the most exciting era of the sport.

Do you know any more jokes?

@@racerozzy2639 if you watch formula in DC McLaren era, you would know. He was perfect wingman for Mika.

@@dobik2381 Oh okay I guess it was a misunderstanding then. Sorry about that.

So, I'm not the only one who actually said that. He was very quick, bold, and daring even as a 2nd driver.

Coultard > Webber, Barrichello, Bottas

its one of my fav route moments of the 2000s its just perfect

DC's true moment of brilliance but they just had to blur it out!

I think DC was the main guy responsible for bringing Adrian Newey to the Red Bull team from McLaren. So instrumental in building Red Bull into the team it went onto becoming. Seems he took a leaf out of Michael Schumacher's book on that one.

"Let Michael pass for the championship"

What's the title name

And he was highly rated by none other than Ayrton Senna himself. When he was Williams test driver Senna stood in the garage for an entire test day, watching DC test the car, listening intently to what DC said, and above praising what he brought to the team. You don't get better than that

Heard of Senna and Prost by any chance?

@@kb5509 who

@@franklinmint7394 who indeed.

Haha 😂 that's so true I keep noticing it

Micheal would like to have a word about that

No

Wow Blatantly copied 👍