He does, apparently. Though it's not quite clear on what level he's responding to it.

@@kasimirdenhertog3516 Does he? Did his family say that?

@@kasimirdenhertog3516 I watch the documentary but I don't remember this...I hope though

@@BookishGoodWitch Jean Todt said they used to watch TV together. He may not be able to communicate, but he is not in a coma, meaning he sees and hears.

@@andras9105 Waw. That would be cool. (assuming nothing happens in F1)

What sofa?

Best comment ever

No, Max is WWF1 champion.

@@jeshkam butterfly effect sofa

@@kmvanoordt Hardly.

Me too

Good for you for having a spine - earthworm

I felt a rumble in my tummy, it was shit just like Jos

😂😂

@@WBO-lp3cp must be a jealous hamilton fan.

and what he did

And mick helped with the touch

Funny thing is, Michael did not want Mick to become a F1 driver.

@@LouisThomasBastien 🤦

@@beeleuazevedo8142 typo I meant to say and that’s what he did!

Max's car lost time, alfa tauri, thanks, the race became more interesting))

@@stellar6643 life must be so sad for you to say something like that.

@@stellar6643 what the fuck is wrong with you...

@@stellar6643 Were you dropped as a kid? Edit: original comment said something horrible about Michael deserving his current condition

@@stellar6643 🤡🤡🤡🤡

@@stellar6643 Just show some respect my man

It’s a massive shame that Schumi isn’t around to see his son or Max racing.

Cheaters stick together 🤡🤡

@@venkatakrishnaiahpaladugu9133 Cringe

@@venkatakrishnaiahpaladugu9133 Keep crying. Lewis lost :)

@@venkatakrishnaiahpaladugu9133 to those guys it doesn't matter if the title is tainted, they don't care how, as long as they get it. They call out on LH for celebrating in Silverstone, but did you see MV in Abu Dhabi 2020 on the podium, like Grosjean never had that flaming wreck. Double standards.

Basically it's the other way round

@@ojas7277 I know right? This is why Mick had so many accidents and Maz was so of the pace. Because the car had such a low limit compared to everybody else. Mick had to constantly push the limit to the maximum just to keep up with Latifi.

We will see next season what mazepin and Schumacher are capable of as haas will have a better car

It's pretty good that Mick is driving a school bus around the circuit. Best way to learn how to improve a car. I bet he will be the champion one day. He will develop the next winning Ferrari like Alonso did with Renault who was driving a Minardi before, which is compareable to Haas '21 or Vettel who won with Toro Rosso before Red Bull won their first race ever. So, I am very excited for Schumi reloaded. I never was a fan of Schumacher but I really hope his eyes are open to see his son win the championship one day like Jos did.

@@ojas7277 bro the difference between mick and mazapin is miles. Mick beat mazapin 19-3 in qualifying and the average gap is 3/4 seconds. That’s just not the same class. Their race finish positions are close because you can’t drop below 20th, because if he could mazapin would

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@Tom Tom You do realize that Mick is the F2 Champion and the chances for him to get the Ferarri seat after any of the two current drivers leave is the highest?

Idk how Mick is going to challenge for the championship with HAAS. Ferrari have a perfect line up already.

Unlikely

@Tom Tom I just saw a stupid comment 😂

@@Firebolt1729 There is nothing like a perfect line up in F1 and Mick obviously isn't gonna race in Haas throughout his career. It's just matter of time until he gets to a top team.

He also crashed more often than Mazepin.... So there's that.

@@ballaking1000 Mazepin wasn’t trying hard enough. Mike was constantly ahead of his teammate regardless.

@ADUCKonQUACK Schumacher crashing means he was actually pushing the car, Mazepin not crashing means that he never tried to do anything competent

@@ballaking1000 Accidents happen when the car is pushed, especially in a battle. Mick had a coupple battles over the season wheras Mazepin got left behind and was never really in a battle.

Luckily Mick has uncle Seb to help him

Same. I loved his and Mika's rivalry.

Until he became a dirty driver at Ferrari that was for me hero to zero

@@okidoki878 A real fan doesn't abandon his hero because of his mistakes or failures - only glors behave like that. How right was Alonso, who recently told the most accurate truth about the situation in motorsport: "This is a British sport and all the rivals of British athletes are doomed to be villains in the eyes of the fans." Schumacher and Ferrari used a lot less dirty tricks than Mercedes, Wolff and Hamilton, but British experts and the media manipulate people and make heroes out of Mercedes, and villains out of Schumacher and Ferrari.

​@@johnpreston8621 very true

Same, didn't watch F1 much when he raced, i was too young lol, but always loved ferrari and knew who he was

Same goes for mick I think :)

You are right. I guess I did not realize it because I did not hear Mick's voice that much so that I was not confused.

Go watch Jos when he was racing ... It straight up looks like Max is a time traveler

@@JuliAltx Micks Voice is More like his uncle Ralf but he got this ummmh thing Michael had

Its a Dutch accent, what do you expect?

Unfortunately the British Media tried to make out Max was dirty, instead of fighting a kid who was like his younger cousin growing up!

And Roger Federer or Rafael Nadal F1 champions😄

Carlos might have something to say about that. 🧐

Mick has a bright future in formula 1

Well, one of them is. Mick is still far from being a threat.

@@Navajonkee Haas 2022 is gonna be a rocketship 1. Mick 2. Mazepin

@Low Pressure Dude didn't even hit Latifi though, they had some wheel to wheel action which hardly constitutes as 'deconstructing'.

@@Navajonkee Mick did the highest damage over the whole season to his cars and had highest cost in repair.

@@SB379 Okay, that's fair.

First, it's only 20 different drivers in one season, otherwise there has been a lot more drivers. Secondly, it is quite common to see f1 driver's kids join the competition because a lot of money runs in these families. If it took only a ball and two goals to participate in the sport like in football, the current grid would definitely look waaaay different. Hence I argue that not skill but money is the bigger factor to participate in F1 (which makes the sport a bit disappointing from that point of view).

@@cozymode70 i agree with 50%. To be in F1 you need both money AND talent. They are however communicating barrels. More talent means easier money to obtain.

@@InfinityX2 I did state that one needs talent (obviously) to be part of F1. My comment was referring to an estimation that with easier (and cheaper) access to the sport, there wouldn't be the same guys competing in today's F1 because the skill ceiling would rise by a lot.

And that it would be Max as the champion and Mick at the back end...

While the other would save his dad's record by tangling up with Latifi who would then hit the wall and bring out a championship changing safety car

He definitely has that ability. Sadly that's not the only thing he needs for multiple titles. Lot of unlikely circumstances have to line up for that to really happen.

If you have to be abusive to your children to get them to succeed where you failed, you're a pretty shitty individual, which let's face it, is Jos down to a tee.

Sadly Michael couldn’t support Mick the same way due to his accident

Michael has 5 stars on his cap. So it must have been 2003.

@@jurigelato4366 Much appreciated!

Based Mick

yep yep main reason why I hate Viaplay