Very true, the haters are naturally mentally slow so they are trying to figure it out 🤣🤣😂

I rarely see people "hating" on him. I see a lot of people that don't agree with claims that he's winning just because "he's the best driver the world has ever seen, the GOAT". Like Jackie Stewart said, he's didn't win 5 WDCs in 4 different teams like Fangio. And my insertion here, he didn't win in harder conditions like other champions, or impressed us more than Senna with his skill, or has been seen extracting so much of the cars like Alonso and maybe Verstappen, not to mention that he's the only rookie of the century to start in a championship contender, so it's obvious that he would get better records and better chances at winning WDCs. Don't just assume people are just "hating on him". There's a lot of points taken. I actually saw a whole lot of people bullying the ones that disagree with Lewis(I myself had trouble with a lot of racialists accusing me of racism just because I don't buy the "Lewis GOAT" trend) so yeah.

@@lukewood2662 it seems like this is highly analyzed only for Lewis Hamilton, Lewis can’t put himself back in time we don’t have a time machine, I don’t see this kind of comets about Michael Schumacher, if we are discussing Lewis Hamilton so much there is something, I have never in any interview heard Lewis say he is the Best, the one thing he always mentions is that Senna ( Ayrton) is his Idol , remember Senna had his mixes with Prost and other drivers and was accused of getting better engines from Honda. It’s just funny that Lewis is being critiqued the more he wins and the more records he close in on .

@@lukewood2662 , I think u clearly not seeing the posts where people are actually hating on him. Its so bad that another platform won't allow the "Lewis Haters" on and I'm not talking about people disagreeing whether he's the greatest or not. I'm talking pure hate towards him. Perhaps its a good thing u didn't see those posts..

@@jasonbell5905 Imo we don't talk much about Schumi nowadays because he's done racing years ago. Also, when people discuss about Lewis, we have a lot of politically-based people (brought to F1 by Lewis' political discourses. Mostly racialists like BLM people) calling him GOAT without any logical backup and accusing people that disagree with them of racism and "hating Lewis". I wish we could have a look at the contexts around Lewis' career, but Also Schumacher's, Senna's, Fangio's and the other champions. Imo, Senna is the most skillful, and I didn't see much of Schumi's career with a critical eye, but I assume he got a whole lot going for him as well(I saw on TV Barrichello giving him several wins), just not quite as much as Lewis now. I just don't accept half-assed answers like "Lewis is the GOAT because he won x races and x WDCs" or "Schumi is the GOAT because 7 WDCs and a lot of wins" totally ignoring the contexts.

His teammate couldn't even beat a McLaren with the same car. Masterclass pole indeed.

@@Euclides287 stick to Nascar cletus

@@InstrumentalsBeats ???

Pure luck mate, pure luck

Master class is correct his car was setup for the dry and he decimated all! Fact!

Look up his race record, he is legit👌🏻 thats why i even watch this channel

Max aint got shit on him.

any 17 year old with the right connections can drive an f1 car.

@@lpy2261 You also need the skills, otherwise they wouldnt let you get in to it. Interesting how low on battery your brain seem to function to make a comment like that.

I’m surprised he’s not related to Nigel.

Yeahh

All came down to blown defusser and his reliance on rear end grip.... Sorta like how Alonso drove the reneault

This

@@DieselDan09 So it kinda was the car for them?

@@DieselDan09 He won races in the Ferrari without Newey’s rear end tricks.

Miss Bob, great guy.

The rain will eliminate the mechanical grip, the downforce plays a huge part in the rain. which car has the more downforce?

@@sam-nariman6236 just stop it. Shut up and appreciate the best drivers.

@frosty 4 u Yeah, I can see that.

Best structured comment so far

@@Mexxx65 that is probably the dumbest comment I've ever read

@@Mexxx65 you single handedly might have brought the average IQ of this comment section down by atleast 10

yes

@@superchargedpetrolhead raised it a fair bit!!

well.. i think that is preety obvious..... most whites hate the fact that the black man is about to continue setting a new standard in F1....fact is black people set the standard in sports, and the rest follow. Go back tothe history of sports.

The thing is, Schumacher's Benetton *WASN'T* the car to have that year--the Williams was. Even without the active suspension, the Renault V10 was a vastly supperior engine, and the car had a more efficient aero package (as shown in its remarkable high speed grip compared to the merely ok Benetton). The Benetton was more forgiving on the limit (the treacherous Williams having famously caught Senna out at Brazil) and extremely agile, but simply look at how Schumacher's teammate did that year if you want a more holistic view of the Benetton. Senna was evidently past his prime (and didn't trust the car--rightfully so, sadly) and Hill was yet to acclimate. Schumacher was simply the best driver that year--shenanigans in Australia or otherwise.

@@chuchekamkansi3330 you know what? This is the most racist thing I've ever heard. In a sport like this where racism is actually almost non-existant, you random idiot come here and take the racism thing out. Ignorant pleb. Racism will go away when no one will ever mention black AND white in a sentence. No one cares that Michael Schumacher was white or Hamilton is black, only racist idiots like you cares. No one hate the fact he is black. But I want to say that the only time he had a good enough team mate (Rosberg) he Lost. And they even made Rosberg go away the next season. He surely is a superb driver, but not as good as it seems in my opinion.

@@jacopus95 Welp. Both your and Mkansi's posts are riddled with utter crap, with Mkansi even being closer to the truth than you are.

@@jacopus95 you are the ignorant one if you don't see a bit of truth in what he said

hes so good in wet races he beach hes mclaren in pit entry in china 07 and lost d championship.

@@racetoria3069 Oh no, he made a mistake! Guess he should quit since he is crap, right? Everyone makes mistakes. Get over it.

@Mcloving McMuffin I seem to remember people hated Michael Schumacher, Prost, and countless others. People just don’t like greatness as most people are mediocre. It don’t care about his personality, I marvel at his skill. People witter on about the best car, the greatest have always had good cars and I don’t hear much complaints about Fangio, or Jim Clark or Jackie Stewart. All I hear is winging wankers

@@racetoria3069 yeah so? What do you expect from a first year rookie man? Driving like a racing god with no fault what so ever? Was he born to be the WDC

@@mell3109 still remember how everyone hated michael when i'm still 10. F1 need more underdog plays

It's why drivers that don't usually get podiums, get podiums on a wet track...espescially a wet track that's busy drying out. The performance differences between cars start to go away and grip and driver skill becomes more important. Though, the crappiest part of a wet track is the spray. So being in front is a huge advantage. It'd be interesting to see how Hamilton performed in the middle of the pack in wet conditions.

He has the IQ of a potato and all the integrity of a bent politician. No amount of driving ability can alter that.

@@chrisb8075 stop crying 😭😭😭

He is probably the most poorly understood driver on the grid. He behaves like no other driver on the grid, his personality is different to every other driver on the grid, and his life outside Formula One is worlds different from that of any other driver on the grid.

Button is another great example of this.

@@mrdllo1731 I agree, in a sport like cycling there is certainly a correlation between Columbian riders being amazing in the mountains due to where they're born, but I doubt much time is gained just because a driver is sometimes driving to the shops in the wet haha

@@mrdllo1731 I don't understand your logic? Senna grew up in Sao Paolo where "rainfall is abundant" and "especially common in warmer months" according to Wikipedia and Schumacher is from Germany where rain is a regular occurrence, especially during the summer months, so don't your examples reinforce the point you're arguing against? Drivers start karting from a very young age in the area they are growing up in and develop some fundamental skills and feel for the car during that period, so this connection makes a lot of sense to me.

@@mrdllo1731 Excuse me, do I not sound relaxed? I don't think any part of my comment sounded upset. Anyway, what would be your counter-argument then - why don't you think birthplace is a factor considering the points I made?

@@mrdllo1731 but it helps, British drivers are usually fast on rain conditions

_Hammer Time_ ⚒️

Oh my...when will people learn? It is impossible to varify or identify the greatest of all time. Only most succesful. But anyone with at least a couple of brain cells should realize most succesful in F1 is not necessarily equal to GOAT.

@@kevinprengemann7456 Most successful is the closest thing we have to know who the greatest is. Talent and skill is somewhat subjective or can be perceived differently so statistical success is the easiest way to define it.

That could only be judged if all the drivers had the same car and setup. You cannot make claims like this unless it’s a level playing field.

@@tonycampbell1178 yet it has been done for decades and there is no reason to change that now.

@Wrap WiggleMercedes were always going to be a championship team . Look at the people involved .

completely false. 2012 for example they had the fastest car, just unreliable.

@@milk3013 And bad pitstops and strategy. Pretty much like Ferrari now.

@@milk3013 I think he was referring more to the 2009 and 2011 seasons.

​@@gauravmalltarlok5354Yes 2009, he was 2.5 seconds off the Brawns in Australia. He won in Hungary later though.

reminds me of the wild west (rdr2 ref)

Fastest draw (and driver) in the west

He kinda does though😂 7 wins in Canada, 6 wins in the US. Dominant!

The Los Angeles Lakers dominated the West.

@@pat17681 wild west is not a rd2 reference, holy shit kids are dumb these days

G Force was big! But I'd already driven an F3000 car, so wasn't a complete shock. Fun times!

@@Driver61 does the g-force force drivers to weigh less or do drivers weigh less so manufacturers can add more stuff on the cars design and aero? ty

@@emiliospowerballer1441 Both actually, weighing less especially in the head region is beneficial for your neck, that’s why helmets are light weight instead of being giant and unwieldy. Also being lighter helps but not as much anymore because there are ballasts that need to be added so the weight of the drivers plus ballasts weight the same for every driver though weighing less means that the engineers have more freedom in placing the ballasts meaning the center of mass can be fine tuned better for better suspension characteristics and turning handling,and etc. But just being fit means that you will weigh lighter so that’s why most drivers are light instead having a paunchy stomach or something.

@@jayspice4987 so if youre naturally bulky or heavy boned but still fit, does that mean youre at a disadvantage?

@@emiliospowerballer1441 Only if you're above 80kg if you're in F1 nowadays. Fortunately, since the rules changed and they add ballast to get the total mass of the driver and ballast up to 80kg, F1 drivers can actually have a weight healthy for their size and training schedule. Before that, the taller drivers (like Hulkenberg and Ocon who are both around 1.85m) had to skip meals regularly in order to lose out to shorter drivers (like Massa and Norris who are around 165-170cm I believe), simply because of the weight difference coming with being a shorter person. Nowadays, drivers can actually put on some extra weight to help them deal with the G-forces and stamina during the race, and with their general health, if needed. Of course, they still have to be as light as possible, there still is some advantage to having more ballast to play around with, as it does help with the center of gravity and the balance of the car. However, every car+driver now does have the same weight in the race (assuming they are all at the minimum car-weight set by the FIA), and heavier drivers do not have the disadvantage of more intertia anymore. This new rule at least stops F1 from pressuring the drivers to lose those last few grams at the expense of their health.

Fully agree! I start watching F1 since 1985! 2007 is the most exciting year of F1 where Lewis won 9 consecutive podium as a rookie, a phenomenon unprecedented and records unbreakable in probably another century!

@Chuck You need a time out and if he's a prick so are the rest welcome to F1.

Yes definitely - he was epic

@Chuck amazing,how long have you known him for? you see him everyday and thats why you know him so well? wow,lucky you....fact,people like to say shit about the top people in sports,yet they dont even know them. like you. you an assuming prick yourself! see what i did there? i dont know you but ive made my assumption about YOU. how did that feel? nice? to say hate is a very very strong word,in case you didnt know that. now imagine people said they hate you? oh right you dont care....right. deep down its not cool and you know it,or you just oblivious to decency.

@Chuck 😁 That didn't hurt too much, did it?

@Chuck please explain how he’s a liar or a cheat

Max: I can already do this. RB16: No you can't.

@@BamBoomBots max can't do it bruh don't kid yourself

@@coreyrod Brazil GP 2016.

Best comment ever🤣🤣🤣🙌🙌🙌

@@BamBoomBots who won that race??

Calm down mate close your thesaurus

Anybody can listen to a "master" but to succeed is another thing. Hamilton wasn't magically gifted because he admired senna. He had it in him and developed it. He worked hard, but he also has the talent for it.

The pupil is now the Master. All Hail Sensei Lewis-San.

What are these replies all about? Fanboys getting butthurt by Hamilton himself openly stating to be the biggest fan of Senna the GOAT? Get over yourself!

he’s not one of the greats. he is the greatest of all time. “one of the winners” doesn’t exist in f1, only “the winner” exists.

“Records are there to be broken” - Schumi

@@lpy2261 nope

He was sick in Germany. Give him some slack.

Yes now I have. Every time I look at him I’m like why does he look so familiar. Well now I know

Ah ha you have found out his secret. Now the FIA gods will smite you pleb.

where is palmer? hes running a yt channel now KARMA

I think he looks more like the actor of Antman

Don’t say it, don’t say it, don’t say it, don’t say it CUT THE CHICKEN

And he was on inters when the tires to be on were full wets

@@johncale1849 yeah he walked on water that day

No, not all the time. He was only in the outright best car from 2014 to 2016, and 2020. McLaren made competitive cars during his time there but their cars post-2008 never looked capable of taking the Constructors' Championship from Red Bull as they were either very unreliable (MP4-27) or had wildly inconsistent performance across a wide range of tracks (McLaren usually didn't, and to be honest still don't, do well on bumpy street circuits like Monaco). In 2007 the MP4-22 was the best car overall, with no mechanical retirements and consistently great pace throughout the season. However, Ferrari had caught up to McLaren by the second half after their early-season slump and at the final race in Brazil took a dominant 1-2 finish, with Raikkonen and Massa coming very close to lapping Alonso. In 2008, McLaren didn't win the Constructors'. This is normally attributed to Kovalainen's poor performance in 2008, but that doesn't change the fact that both Ferrari and McLaren were effectively evenly matched throughout the season and that both Titles could have gone any way. Conclusion: Hamilton didn't have the outright best car that season. In 2017 the Mercedes W08 may have been the faster car in qualifying, but in the races it suffered from aerodynamic and overheating issues which the Ferrari SF70H (in the first half of the season) did not. Only later in the season, when Ferrari intended to focus on power unit upgrades to beat Mercedes on the more power-hungry tracks that came later in the season, did unreliability ultimately destroy Vettel's title campaign (notwithstanding a few mistakes on his end). In 2018 it was widely accepted at the time that Ferrari had the better car for most of the season. The SF71H was just as fast as the Mercedes W09 in the corners while also being faster on the straights, which may have something to do with the infamous TD issued near the end of 2019, but more on that later. Ferrari had actually led both Titles during the first half of the season, but Vettel's mistakes and a misguided upgrade package after the summer break (which after being removed at the US GP allowed Ferrari to outperform Mercedes on pure pace again, although by then Vettel had lost his confidence in the title fight) destroyed Ferrari's campaign yet again. In 2019 Mercedes had the best car overall, but that deduction is more than what meets the eye. The W10 is statistically one of the most successful F1 cars ever, yet if Ferrari hadn't botched so many likely race wins (Bahrain, Baku, Russia, Germany, etc.) it is very possible that Ferrari could have made 2019 at least competitive in the second half of the season, with Leclerc (Vettel underperformed in 2019) leading the charge against Lewis and Valtteri. In 2021, Red Bull had improved their RB16 to suit the new regulations; their rear suspension design was especially a work of genius by Newey and gave the enhanced RB16B a substantial advantage over Mercedes throughout the season while the Silver Arrows' W12 suffered from handling issues and aerodynamic setup woes. Only when Mercedes fitted a fresh engine that allowed to exceed normal reliability thresholds to Lewis Hamilton's car was Lewis able to beat Max on pure pace for the first time since the 2021 Spanish Grand Prix. So though I wouldn't say that he has been in a true midfield car (except for the first half of 2009) until 2022, his time in the outright best car on the grid is actually a minor portion of his career in Formula One.

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Long ago, the Four Constructors raced in harmony... then everything changed...

Underrated comment right here!

Aang is that you? 😂😂

3 are world champions. the one is overrated.

@@krioni86sa Why is he overrated? he has proven multiple times he is incredibly fast in mixed (rain) conditions.

@@krioni86sa Reasons?

"Jean Alesi has just set fastest lap of the race for the second lap in a row. No mean feat considering that he is the only car on slicks, in a torrential downpour, and must be traveling at least 1/4 mile further than anyone else to complete a lap." - Bob Varsha on the 1994 French Grand Prix (If I recall correctly.)

Hill and Button were often good in the wet, sometimes spectacular.

hE HaS a WeT cAr lmao so funny

Lewis, Michael and Verstappen. Shout out Sainz too

Lewis, Perez, Leclerc, Verstappen

Hey man who do you think is the best ,who has dominated F1 for the last 7 years, one more world championship he break Schumacher's record!!! SHALOM. Judah🕎

Lewis Senna and Schumacher

Jenson Button , Lewis Hamilton, Max Verstappen, George Russel and Felipe Massa .. best wet weather drivers I ve seen since I ve started watching.. Plz compare these five wet weather driving strategies and racing lines .....

@Mcloving McMuffin pretty factual there

Yup

He probably would, his races in the wet were supreme, even when he makes a mistake he has full car control

@@GTAracingUK a mistake is doing something you didn’t intend to do, so is literally a loss of control.

@@GTAracingUK i seem to remember at the styrian gp that max was 1.2 seconds slower than lewis in the rain for qualifying.

He would in the same car.

@@mrrolandlawrence Yeah. In the red bull. Not the Mercedes that is streets ahead of the pack.

👌😂

I know the feeling. It appears that we all have a little Lewis in us... from the comfort of our homes.

That's how I play every racing game so I get to feel like a racing god 😂😂

Unless the sport actually does something to combat racism, Hamilton will be booed out of the paddock, undeservedly.

He won all 9 rain races precious to that German 2019 GP

I have a question. Does warming up your tyres help for Karting?

oNlY 300k SuBs ....

@@johncale1849 He deserves more why the toxic comment ?

@@speedyprod8237 300K is very respectable for an independent motor racing channel - I think only WTF1 has more

Bruh😂😂😂

After Rosberg retired, Hamilton's driving brilliantly. Rosberg was somewhat close, but now in 2021, I'm fairly certain that Hamilton has an edge over Verstappen and everyone else. It's marginal, but Lewis is the best F1 driver at the moment. The title loss to Nico was disappointing, but Hamilton got even better since then.

@@theodentherenewed4785 agree 100%

do they have the balls??

Yea he is, pretty much to most people actually

who??

Yes, c. Turkey 2020🤣🤣

Overrated af..

@@teebedaguy6435 Hamilton 2019 @ Hockenheim.. Made 5 more mistakes than Verstappen did in Turkey.. So, Hamilton can't drive in the wet?! Logic