badoubade he really keeps Ferrari inside his heart

Watching Felipe win at Bahrain 🇧🇭 for Ferrari was exhilarating and fun times in my younger years 2008. Viva Felipe 🇧🇷

As a tifosi? A tifoso maybe

James Brickles i second thar

Studená Strana the most unlikely moment is brazil 2008, champion for 40 sec...

I totally agree with you, I could care less for him.

Didier Peroni great suggestiins!

I would love a video format!

and put the camera on

Two suggestions: make your own interviews and buy an imagination.

Norbert Kocsis kimi

bwhoah

Kimi bwoah

I totally support your idea about Reutemann. But im from Argentina and he barely speaks in public about motorsport or politics. So its very difficult to imagine him here. Still it would be incredible if we could have his testimony. Cheers man!

Picquet Sr., Prost, Giacomelli, Nannini...

@@martindigregorioacosta8769 That's a shame, I rather liked him. And his podcast would be especially interesting in current times since he was poised to be Lauda's replacement at Ferrari.

@@peterb3842 While I'd love to hear an interview with all of them, they are rather young compared to - some - of the drivers I mentioned.

Andretti has a really good podcast on Dinner with Racers (incase the F1 podcast never happens).

J. Rubens Coloniezi 😂😂😂

Hilarious! Love it!

58:20 - "But the other guy is also quite good"!

tbf fuck knows what that team was at the time; there was Lotus-Renault and there was Lotus-Renault but they were different Lotus-Renaults lmao

@@solitaryclusterofneurons598 Felipe probably had Caterham in mind, Lotus is not a very small team, especially historically, Massa would definitely know Senna's former team...

I was 8 back then, but other than that - yup 😂

me since 2006 and I was back then I was 5 and I remember I was supporting only those red dots/cars on the screen (cuz we had such a bad quality of signal-TV). I knew there was Red Schumacher and Red Massa xd. plus I didn´t like those silver Mclarens :D

He was a World Champion for few minutes and thats what we all hold onto

hahaha

@@gundamzerostrike Leclerc is now strugling with some Ferrari decisions like them.

Just like Kimi after the first half of 2008.

It is. His Graham Bensinger interview is great though.

My favourite of all time...……… a true complete legend

Jean Alesi had some nice story about Piquet

ask him how he feels about his son crashing on purpose and costing a Brazilian the title

@@DrummerBoii1411 facts

Avais Hussain DESTROYS Qui Gonn Jin with FACTS.

Same feels. Champion for only 38 seconds, but that memory is unforgettable.

@Samanthaflower why is Jackie a prick Jackie is an awesome guy

R.I.P :(

Probably Hamilton and his Physio

Does it exist a better Englischh than yourz Kyrian eLLL?

@@z00h Why ?

@@kyrianl6478 well, bekoz yourz is shit, dats why

Alonso and Stella. So much that Stella left Ferrari to follow Alonso at Mclaren.

@Qui Gonn Jin we don't care Hamilton Fanboy

He’s lucky Massa’s engine went a few laps from the end in Hungary

@Qui Gonn Jin o thats somenthing why your favorite driver then lose the title to a second driver

I mean Hamilton should never even have let Massa run it that close

I would have loved an episode with him.

Se eu pudesse eu traduzia,mas nao sei como faz... entender brasileiro falando inglês é bem tranquilo

@@TleafarafaelT mas o problema seria que a fom bloquearia caso vc repostasse no KZfaq

@@mariaandreza5946 to falando de adicionar uma legenda nesse video mesmo, antigamente dava pra fazer isso se não me engano

@@mariaandreza5946 Não, pq o próprio conteúdo foi a conta oficial da FOM que publicou

Parece que o canal deixou as legendas bloqueadas

That is so true

I definitely agree with your points, but why not both? Most of these current drivers won't gain legendary status and will unfortunately, slowly be forgotten. For the ones who's legacy persists, there is nothing wrong with having them on again if this podcast is still going when they retire. Might be even more interesting to compare the two then. Interested in hearing your thoughts.

Whajurgbo of course he would say that though. He was his team mate and all drivers say their team mate is the best to make them look better

Felipe has finally confirmed what every honest f1 fan already knew. That when he returned after injury the team was 100% completely biased towards Alonso and he never stood a chance as it wasn't a fair fight at all. (Rob Smedley actually confirmed this a couple of years back in a BBC podcast as well). Its the same for nearly all of Alonso's teammates. He uses backroom politics to manipulate his way into sabotaging his teammates careers at every turn and does absolutely everything in his power to make sure the car and team is built only around him. Thank you Felipe for telling is the truth. Alonso tried this shit at McLaren in 2007 with his attempted blackmail of Ron Dennis when Hamilton was too strong for him and it backfired massively. Its the reason that no top team wants Alonso now and the way his career has turned out is karma for all the years of making sure his teammates aren't allowed to compete with him freely. He is absolutely to terrified of competition in the same team. Its pathetic and a massive stain on his legacy.

@@MT-pv2rf Hear hear!

@@MT-pv2rf now say that again without crying

Alvaro39MG Not crying mate. Alonso fanboys are though after the Indy 500 this year, which, let's be honest, he's only been doing as a PR stunt to try and gloss over how unbelievably appalling his F1 career ended up in recent years. The Triple Crown Clown fails again while no top team in F1 wants him. 😁

In my opinion, F1 wouldn't allow much talk about FE in its podcast. But surely there'll be a podcast or something from Nico Rosberg, who is doing a great job, too.

Haha, true^^

@Qui Gonn Jin Hamilton Fanboy

@@gabrielluca2336 Massa was garbage. Fisichella thrashed him so badly in 2004!!!

@@ciaronsmith4995 yeah who cares

Ciaron Smith by that logic Button is better than Hamilton because Jenson smashed him in 2011...

@@viandramonisyaf8623 Fisi is not Hamilton man. Massa was thrashed by Heidfeld. Thrashed by Fisichella. Thrashed by MSC. Kimi won a WDC as his teammate!! Thrashed by Alonso. Thrashed by a young Bottas. Finished 2 points ahead of Stroll. Not much to say here.

audioboom.com/survey (more for other people's sake than yours)

@@FightingTorque411 legend!👍

I agree.

Peter B Felipe has finally confirmed what every honest f1 fan already knew. That when he returned after injury the team was 100% completely biased towards Alonso and he never stood a chance as it wasn't a fair fight at all. (Rob Smedley actually confirmed this a couple of years back in a BBC podcast as well). Its the same for nearly all of Alonso's teammates. He uses backroom politics to manipulate his way into sabotaging his teammates careers at every turn and does absolutely everything in his power to make sure the car and team is built only around him. Thank you Felipe for telling is the truth. Alonso tried this shit at McLaren in 2007 with his attempted blackmail of Ron Dennis when Hamilton was too strong for him and it backfired massively. Its the reason that no top team wants Alonso now and the way his career has turned out is karma for all the years of making sure his teammates aren't allowed to compete with him freely. He is absolutely to terrified of competition in the same team. Its pathetic and a massive stain on his legacy.

@@MT-pv2rf blah blah blah that isnt even what he said. But sure change it to fit your agenda. Alonso is still better.

He doesn't seem to have much respect for Fernando, put it that way.

@@russ18uk you're wrong. There's some interviews for Brazilian tv shows where he says Fernando is so good as Michael. Felipe admires Fernando a lot.

Little Crazy you could perhaps listen to the interview and have your questions answered?

Who doesn't right? xD

Oh cmon give Robert a chance

Like he would do any difference in that shit of a car