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If a world champion repeats details multiple times, then it means it has significant importance. Nico has more knowledge than us about the tracks. So respect his knowledge.

Whoever told you that you were being too detailed must not be a true fan. Loved this video as always Nico, but please go back to being super in depth! Insights like this from legends like you are few and far between, give us as much as you feel comfortable! Oh, and for me it has to be the Brawn GP 2009 car, poetic stuff Edit: the truth hit so hard this comment was overlooked for top comment 😭

How insanely fortunate are we all that we can watch an F1 World Champion walk us through this, for free! Nico, you are a legend mate.

I love how he instinctively braces his whole body through corners and braking because he knows what it actually feels like to drive on these tracks.

Don't hold yourself down and speak what's on your mind. It's not everyday you get to hear a WDC fully explain a track. Official F1 media, while offering great entertainment, is technically awful.

I would drive the 2020 Ferrari, I wouldn't even be scared by the speed.

This guy is playing it like a pro, he could try his luck in f1.

How dare people say you are talking too much? A FREE lesson from a F1 world champion. People really find a reason to complain about anything, don't they ..

I would love to drive this years ferrari, as I’m sure the Williams rear wing would look great from my perspective

Great analysis again, although I'm not sure who said that you were repeating, I loved how in-depth your other videos were. If I were to race in any era it would be the early nineties in the beautiful Mclaren mp4/4

To be honest, I want you to speak even more because these "track guides" are the best i have ever seen.

I like how he prepares himself to suffer the Gs when going through corners.

No Doubt: Era: V10 Circuit: Silverstone Car: BMW Willams FW25

I'd actually like more detail, not less. You're a master and I'm leaning a lot from these. Please keep them coming.

After playing F1 since 2010, I finally switched to full manual with a wheel. Traction control still on though. And this was the track on which I practiced a lot on!

Year: 2022 Car: 2022 Ferrari Driver: Lord Raghunathan Circuit: Baku

Who ever said you talking to much is an idiot!! Your a freaking F1 world champion and the fact you are giving us all this information is KZfaq Gold. I really am amazed at how well you can communicate the dynamics of the car and your race craft is very impressive. Dont change to the people who want you to skip through your own thoughts because they don't have the patience 🙂🙂🙂🙂

Nico should definitely collaborate with Codemasters for upcoming F1 games.

This guy looks like he knows what he is talking bout. He should try for f1.

Being an f1 driver of nicos caliber is insane. Can’t imagine what Hamilton thinks when going through laps

It's Italy, so my car of choice has to be a Ferrari. And as for the era, the Ferrari from 2004, the Ferrari F2004 with it's V10. The sound, the insane speed and of course, the added feeling of driving a Schumacher car. The cheers of the Tifosi ringing in my ears.

Nico still has the reflex of tensing up his whole body while breaking 6:28, even on the simulator where there are no g-forces at all haha

Nico you should do a series that called: my fastest laps. And in that series you will try to go faster than your fastest lap on every track on the calendar

Nico...It's an absolute privilege to have a driver like you...world champion...taking his time to explain in detail the lap around a circuit!!.feel free to take the time you think it is necessary to address to every detail you find important...we all have a lot to learn from you!! Thank you for sharing your kwonledge with us...

90s Williams FW14B for sure

Honestly I would love to hear more detail! Don't think your repeating yourself

It just blows my mind that we have a freaking F1 World Champion giving us the goods like this on KZfaq. Many thanks, Nico!

Nico whoever told you that you are too detailed take that as a compliment don’t worry 99% of people love the detail.

I'm new to racing, and so far Monza is my favorite track!!

Dang it! Who told him to talk faster!?!? I’d like you to take as much time, and be as informative, as you’d like, please, Nico! 😂 😆

I would really like to race in the early 60s with Team Lotus alongside Jim Clark, to feel the real passion for racing back then. +1 If you want back Nico's detailed analysis

I would like to go back to 01 'since at that time was when JPM came to F1, that is how many Colombians started with F1, since before those years we had gone through very bad things, and JPM gave us many joys, already JPM is not there, but F1 is rooted in us. The fights against Schumacher are still in my memory :D

I would drive the 2004 Ferrari the sound and speed it just incredible.

We love the fact that you go into so much detail! Its amazing that youre so open in terms of sharing the wealth of knowledge that you possess! It really makes us respect and understand the intricacies that goes into driving an F1 car on these tracks at the highest of levels! Must respect Nico! Keep doing you!

I would drive the 1986 Lotus 98T... there's something about those 80s turbocharged f1s that just blows my mind the sound and the intensity you were always driving at the absolute limit both physically and mentally

I would like to drive the Mercedes 2016 , because it would be fun being nico's team mate 😁

"Witch F1 car would you like to drive?" Me: Yes.

Holy crap thank you, been practicing for two months on fm6 and best time was about 1.26.5 and now that i watched this video under a week i shaved more than two seconds off. Thank you Nico, personal best on fm6: 1.23.972

I'd love to drive in the 1990s, early 90s specifically. racing against mansell in 92 would be just a fever dream. and the V12s are just ughhhhhhhhh i love em'

I find these videos really helpful, especially the braking zones and what gear you should be in, Although could you go through the track a bit slower so it's easier to absorb the information. These tips helped me a lot in the F1 video game. Thanks Nico.

I prefer you talking slower like spa, going through every little detail.

If I were an F1 driver I would’ve like to drive in the 2004-2014 era with the V6 engines and with 22 or 23 competitors. Also because you could add some fuel in the pit stops, and that was so exciting. But I would love to drive in the 2013 Red Bull, it was so dominant and always perfomed well.

So lucky to have Nico around. I watched F1 in TV and they hosted former pro driver who was not able to answer question "What is difference between blistering and graining of tyres?" I was so ashamed. I wish there are more Q and A about technical aspect of car, setting up/adjusting the car during the race, like Nico answered about diff setting in curves. So Great, I would love to see you back in the F1 hot seat!!!

Renault R25 of Fernando Alonso in 2005. The V10!

Me: "Monza is a reeeeeeally easy track..." *F***n dam Parabolica enters to the chat*

Nico, don't listen to the folks here complaining of too much detail. I come here just to watch your insight on every inch of asphalt on each track. Give us all you've got!

I recently bought f1 2020 and i play a lot with my dad. Monza is our favorite track and i cant wait to show him this!

2004 Ferrari, because the top speed at the straights must be breathtaking.

This lap is faster than the one Ferrari will do in Q1

Mid 90's specially the 1995 Benetton. Despite the drama, that car was beautiful and always reminds me of my childhood.

Please don't cut your analysis short nico! I loved the longer suuuper detailed videos. So interesting to see how much harder f1 is than it looks! The longer and more detailed the video the better!

Without a doubt I would love to have a go at the MP4-20. Kimi's flying laps at Monza are one of the videos that I keep watching from time to time, the sound is simply incredible.

Has to be the mid 80s to the mid 90s. Nigel Mansell, Michael Schumacher, Damon Hill, Ayrton Senna, just to name a few. Possibly the most exciting time in Formula 1. I remember being glued to the television watching with my Dad. Made me a life long fan.

It's amazing when he brakes he tense his body like irl

best description of how the open and locked diff worked, i finally understand lol. would be great to see a video explaining the other options such as brake bias and when to change, suspension, anti roll especially i dont know when and how much i need. been playing f1 for years you would think i would have a handle on all this stuff by now but nope! :) never been able to setup a car from scratch i just dont know how some of these changes translate to handling/performance. that would be another great video,, setting a car up from scratch going through all the options with us. im sure whatever you put out will be awesome keep it up and thanks for the great content.

2019 Williams. must feel amazing

I would like to drive in Micheal Schumacher’s time in Ferrari, because I would love to go in that team and develop it to it’s 2019 glory!

Please don't listen to the trolls. It is a pleasure to listen to your detailed explanation of every track. No need to rush. Many humans on drugs can not relax. So pleasurable to enjoy a cup of coffee while you "walk" a track, then go for a hot lap. In the real world, we would never have access to expertise of this nature. We only get to see you during the race year, so every vlog is a gift. Enjoy your time on KZfaq, revel in it because you are a master, and be as detailed as you like. The longer, the better. We, the majority, find it fascinating Mr. Rosberg.

F1 world champion giving pro tips on KZfaq. What a time to be alive!

The video was maybe bit too fast for this slow Finn. Maybe the compromise between two of the videos might be the key!

5:40 that muscle memory bounce is hilarious hahahaha Must be weird to you to drive in a sim with zero G's

5 second slip stream from the guy in front absolutely insane aero and speed

Great work Nico, very useful for us laymen

Early 50s to go up up against "El Maestro" Juan Manuel Fangio...the greatest to ever do it so would be an honour to share a track with him in that beautiful Alfa in 51'

50 years to the day since Jochen Rindt crashed and died at Monza he won the F1 world championship that year posthumously R.I.P

Nico, these are the best content on youtube. To have a former F1 champion to explain technical aspects of racing and characters of each track, it is a dream for racing fans. The only thing could be better is if your were still racing for real.

You are cool, man. Not many world champion who kind enough give us real lesson in f1 racing. What an insight! Bless u 👍

For me would be the first wining car in the 50s, just imagine driving the first wining formula 1 car. What a dream

The temple of SPEED

Your voice is very pleasing Nico... I am learning about f1 but its more like I love hearing you...

Late 00's just before the aero-reg changes, no DRS, no high-deg tires, no restrictions on aero to try to help overtaking. Despite this those seasons had some of the closest championships between multiple teams in recent history. Out of that era I'd go with the 2008 BMW F1.08 Only 1 race win but I just always loved the look of that car, just a work of aerodynamic art with an insanely powerful engine in the back.

I would probably choose the 2007 McLaren F1 because that was the first year I really started to watch F1.

I would drive the 2019 Ferrari SF90 because it had so much power and it would have been incredible to drive at tracks like Monza and Spa.

As an italian that lived 10 years beside monza ik the track very well ive been there many times and rosberg is very good at the track not perfect but very good

I would like to drive a '50 Maserati F1, in the old Monza track, when F1 where a bunch of brave men who liked to race for pure passion and thirst for speed! When each corner was a prove of courage... I wasn't there and yet I miss that F1...

I'd love to try the Brawn GP 001. Such a competitive year and I love the underdog story. Plus last year of refuling, so tons of strategy

If I was an f1 driver I would choose the 80s, 'cause I would love to see and even being lapped by such legendary drivers like prost, senna, mansell, piquet amd lauda, as well as meeting enzo ferrari one time, just to talk to him, therefore I would choose the 1986 championship to drive in, maybe with estoril being my first race, just to be able to see the 4 champions pose for that picture!

This Nico guy explanation and analysis is so great. He should be an F1 driver.

It would be the 90s because I would get to race in some iconic cars like the 1992 fw15 or the Benetton B195 just to name a few. Not only that but I would get to race against some of the most LEGENDARY drivers like Senna, Prost, Schumacher and Mansel to name a few.

Driving in the 90s must have been insane, The peak of pure racecar.

The era would have to be the 70’s, driving the Brabham F1 BT46B. It would bring some much needed “fans” to the track these days.

what a time to be alive. getting racing tips from a f1 world champ

Williams BMW F1 early 2000’s.. sound was amazing and it was great seeing Williams on top!

I'd want the 2019 Williams, draggy car. Good for your neck too!

Nico: "Remember, Monza is the highest speed average track in the world!" Bahrain: *Laughs in outer loop circuit*

Thank you, Nico! I was hoping that you would do one of these for the Monza circuit. Much appreciated!! FWIW... I think it’s a very good teaching technique to provide repetition to the aspects of racing that you consider important. 👍

I didnt notice the repetitiveness and I love the details esp coming from an F1 world champion!

2019 Ferrari. Charles Leclerc. YEEEEEEEEEEES!!!! Just watched it again, like for the 50th time. What a race that was!!

I would love to race the Ferrari’s of 2001 with its original livery. With Mika & Michael. Back in 2001 Ferrari had no livery at Monza & a black nose due to the Sept 11th WTC attack.

Thank u Master Nico. Master Nico, imparting knowledge and wisdom to us for free. We should be grateful

1992 in Nigel Mansells Red 5 Williams. So many memories as a kid watching him and F1 with 3 generations of our family. Grandad, dad and I.

Era : V12s Circuit : Monza Car: Ferrari 412 t2. If you know how that car sounds like you wouldn't blame me. (I would also like to drive the f2004 from v10 era on the same track eh)

For me the sights of Monza really interest me the most and really like what it’s got to offer so a little tour round here would make my day. And That’s why a sight-seeing bus, sorry I mean 2020 Ferrari, would be the best car round here for me.

Just wanted to let you know that I love you and I miss you on track but I also really really really appreciate these videos.

I have F1 2012 and monza is the season challenge and I'm watching this while im in my racing simulator

The brawn f1 2009 car because its history is something that is truly amazing.

I would have liked to be Charles Leclerc 2019 Ferrari winning at Monza. That race was absolutely one the greatest and will remain one of the greatest in F1 history. It is Charles second season in F1 and has had a very good start but also some tough moments. Earlier in his career, he has had tough moments losing his Godfather and his father. The same day he loses his father he goes out winning the race. The year before he was driving for Sauber/ Alfa Romeo and was proving he was strong compare to Eriksson but also some tough moments like the DNF at his home Grand Prix in Monaco. Being promoted from Alfa Romeo to Ferrari after his first season in F1 as one of Ferraris youngest ever drivers ever and becoming teammate with one of the greatest Sebastian Vettel. At Spa the race before Monza one of his best friends Anthoine Hubert dies in F2 and Charles wins the race at Spa. The next weekend at Monza he pretty much does perfectly from Saturday to Sunday. Having Bottas, and Lewis Hamiton the decades best driver pushing Charles from the beginning of the start all the way to the end. Charles is 21 years old winning that race walking out on that podium and the first win for Ferrari at Monza for 7 years if I'm not wrong, aah that moment was like a movie. In the 2019 season, he had the most pole positions and has proven many times in his career that he is mentally strong. I think Charles can become one of the greatest if not the greatest in F1 history in a couple of years. I really hope Ferrari sorts out their problems and that the choice of Ferrari signing a couple of years isn't his career killer. :)

Nico, you are a world champion for a reason, please explain however you want!!!!! Your real fans will understand and love you for it!

Driving in 2012 with multiple world champs with the v10 is a huge fantasy for me no matter which car I drive will be extreme fun to race