The 2024 F1 Chinese Grand Prix WINNERS & LOSERS

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Which teams and drivers excelled and flopped during the F1 Chinese Grand Prix? Chinese Grand Prix 2024 Winners & Losers Revealed!
Get ready for an in-depth and captivating KZread video that takes you on a journey through the highs and lows of the exhilarating 2024 F1 Chinese Grand Prix! In this video, we'll explore the race's standout performances, revealing the drivers and teams that left their mark on this epic event. Join us as we dissect the race and provide expert analysis on the key moments that made it so memorable.
🏎️ Get ready for an exhilarating ride through the twists and turns of the 2024 F1 Chinese Grand Prix with this comprehensive race recap! 🚀 Follow along as we delve into the dynamic performance of McLaren's Lando Norris, from his initial setback in losing Sprint pole to his triumphant second-place finish in the race, showcasing strategic brilliance and sheer determination. 🏁 Meanwhile, Max Verstappen's commanding presence on the track solidifies his dominance, navigating through two safety car periods and restarts with finesse. But that's not all - witness the debut and success of the new Sprint format, promising more action-packed races ahead and opening doors for underdog teams like Williams to shine. From Fernando Alonso's competitive edge to George Russell's steady performance amidst Hamilton's highs and lows, this recap covers it all, delivering adrenaline-pumping highlights that will leave you craving more!
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2024 Chinese Grand Prix: The WINNERS & LOSERS
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In the thrilling aftermath of the F1 Chinese 2024 Grand Prix, the winners and losers emerge, painting a vivid picture of the race's drama. Max Verstappen emerges as a dominant force, securing a triumphant victory, while Daniel Ricciardo's performance adds another layer of intrigue to the spectacle. Amidst the exhilarating race review, fans are left buzzing with excitement, eagerly devouring F1 highlights and news updates. However, amidst the glory, Lance Stroll's crash serves as a stark reminder of the sport's unforgiving nature. As the dust settles on the Chinese circuit, the pulse-pounding action and unexpected twists ensure that this chapter in F1 history will be etched into the memories of fans worldwide, generating fervent discussions and reactions across KZread and beyond.
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  • @LawVS
    @LawVSАй бұрын

    My socials: linktr.ee/lawvs The Lance Stroll Confession: kzread.info/dash/bejne/on6lmtV9ZcW4fZc.html

  • @arboris

    @arboris

    Ай бұрын

    That's a fast video

  • @chrisccc22

    @chrisccc22

    Ай бұрын

    Thanks for eating crow bud. I was about to pounce on you but you owned up to it. Way To Go!!!! Just for that, I will subscribe.

  • @SuperMarkizas
    @SuperMarkizasАй бұрын

    After the race I just felt happy for Zhou, it was his "once in a lifetime moment", and those are wonderful to witness.

  • @LawVS

    @LawVS

    Ай бұрын

    I'm glad F1 gave it to him.

  • @panicbuyflax3461

    @panicbuyflax3461

    Ай бұрын

    It was kind of awkward like Zhou was celebrating a podium, then it cuts to Max right after, was wholesome but also slightly funny

  • @SuperMarkizas

    @SuperMarkizas

    Ай бұрын

    @@panicbuyflax3461 I think the crowds really enjoyed it, and Zhou had wonderful support every moment of the weekend, so it all culminated with a lot of emotions, nothing wrong with that :)

  • @TheSlowoldman

    @TheSlowoldman

    Ай бұрын

    The kid deserved that moment, I was very happy for him.

  • @thedyogus
    @thedyogusАй бұрын

    Someone tell papa Stroll his son is not a proper F1 driver

  • @henriettechristensen2135

    @henriettechristensen2135

    Ай бұрын

    He probably already knows... He just doesn't care...

  • @NapsterRulez

    @NapsterRulez

    Ай бұрын

    Sign the petition to get him kicked

  • @Belix.Official

    @Belix.Official

    Ай бұрын

    He already knows. But He is stroll. 😂

  • @aarrodri

    @aarrodri

    Ай бұрын

    ​@@NapsterRulez is there an actual petition out there?

  • @panicbuyflax3461

    @panicbuyflax3461

    Ай бұрын

    @@aarrodrithere actually is I just looked it up💀

  • @user-bb6vd7dn4z
    @user-bb6vd7dn4zАй бұрын

    Accidents happen but the way Stroll takes no accountability is what boils my blood. Grow up!

  • @robotnikkkk001

    @robotnikkkk001

    Ай бұрын

    .....THE SAME AS RUSSEL, THO ........SO, MAYBE WE'LL START FINALLY TO BLAME THOSE WHO *MADE* BRAKE TESTS, AND NOT THOSE WHO FELL VICTIMS TO THESE?

  • @4rdF1Hunny

    @4rdF1Hunny

    Ай бұрын

    @@robotnikkkk001neither Russel nor Stroll have any excuse except that they weren’t paying attention approaching a turn and crashed and then blamed it on the ones in front of them.

  • @nathangamble125

    @nathangamble125

    Ай бұрын

    To be fair, the crash wasn't entirely Stroll's fault. The crash was a result of the concertina effect, and the drivers further up could have also reacted quicker or have swerved to the side instead of slamming on their brakes and putting their faith in the driver behind to react faster than they did. But obviously Stroll does deserve at least part of the blame, even if Alonso, Piastri, and Ricciardo were also partially responsible. I'd argue that Alonso deserves about as much of the blame as Stroll, as the incident was initiated by Alonso locking up slightly (though Alonso already got an unfair penalty in Australia, and the incident could have been avoided entirely if Piastri and Ricciardo had reacted perfectly). I think Stroll's punishment was relatively harsh, and that it could have been dismissed as a "racing incident", though it wasn't completely unreasonable either - definitely more defensible than Alonso's penalty at Australia, at least.

  • @lunardawnimages6838

    @lunardawnimages6838

    Ай бұрын

    Spoiled rotten kid that was never very good to begin with...daddy bought him an f1 team.

  • @4rdF1Hunny

    @4rdF1Hunny

    Ай бұрын

    @@nathangamble125 the concertina effect of a hairpin corner… Who could have predicted that!?

  • @gdkey8025
    @gdkey8025Ай бұрын

    Imagining George as a WW2 pilot now...''Tally ho, new strategy at 2 o clock old boy''

  • @Suicidalsheep

    @Suicidalsheep

    Ай бұрын

    Torpedo George has a whole different feeling in this perspective xD

  • @safiullahkhan4912

    @safiullahkhan4912

    Ай бұрын

    George be like: yeah the Messerschmitt Me 262 just turned in on me, blimey

  • @gdkey8025

    @gdkey8025

    Ай бұрын

    @@safiullahkhan4912 ironically the ME planes had engines made by Mercedes

  • @TheSlowoldman

    @TheSlowoldman

    Ай бұрын

    "Is that my wingman way back in 18th...... "

  • @nathangamble125

    @nathangamble125

    Ай бұрын

    George Russell is the type of guy to respectfully donate a wreath to an enemy pilot's funeral after shooting them down. (Fun historical fact: the RAF actually did this in 1918 for the Red Baron. It included a plaque inscribed with the words "to our gallant and worthy foe")

  • @DjDmt
    @DjDmtАй бұрын

    Stroll didnt even admit fault, tells you a lot about him

  • @mikespearwood3914

    @mikespearwood3914

    Ай бұрын

    Daddy's boy has never had to accept blame for anything.

  • @joshualayfield2294

    @joshualayfield2294

    Ай бұрын

    The way he said "this is a joke" made my blood boil. How daft do you have to be?

  • @CHRISBYCREAM897

    @CHRISBYCREAM897

    Ай бұрын

    Can't belive he had the gall the blame riccardo!! 😂 hits his engineers, can't take blame, crashes alot....

  • @Argosh
    @ArgoshАй бұрын

    Ricciardo was exactly where he was supposed to be for this car... What else was he supposed to do? Dematerialize when Sir Lancelot confused the restart for a cavalry bout?

  • @LawVS

    @LawVS

    Ай бұрын

    Indeed...and the AUDACITY for Lance to blame HIM.

  • @Argosh

    @Argosh

    Ай бұрын

    @@LawVS Dude needs a race ban if daddy is unwilling to take the car away from his spoiled brat.

  • @daphneschuring5810

    @daphneschuring5810

    Ай бұрын

    I am happy with the dash cam footage. @@LawVS

  • @aslonz5308

    @aslonz5308

    Ай бұрын

    All my homies hate S. Troll.

  • @4rdF1Hunny

    @4rdF1Hunny

    Ай бұрын

    @@aslonz5308as they should.

  • @quentinhirschfeld9382
    @quentinhirschfeld9382Ай бұрын

    Stroll vs teammates: -Point finishes: Teammates 79-56 Stroll -Points scored: Teammates 538-277 Stroll -Qualifying h2h:Teammates 103-35 Stroll (17-2 against Massa in 2017, 18-2 against Pérez in 2019, 30-5 against Alonso so far counting sprint qualifying, 26-14 against Vettel) -Average Qualifying GAP: 0.243 in advantage of teammate (keeps in mind Sirotkin was his teammate in 2018 and Vettel had inconsistent qualifying form in 2022, that was kept the average Gap relatively decent, Massa in 2017 was 7 tenths faster on average and Alonso so far is 5 tenths faster on average, still the worst average GAP with teammate on the grid besides Sargeant) Despite all this, he still has a drive after 8 seasons in one of the most competitive seat, dare tell me he's still here thanks to his talent. And this is without mentioning that, in all 3 podiums he got, he was far behind his teammate on merit in those races, Massa was ahead in Azerbaijan but had an engine failure, Pérez was ahead in Italy but got screwed by the red flag, Pérez overtook him from the last place in Bahrain. His only true genuine moment of brilliance are Monza 2017 during qualifying and Istanbul 2020 during qualifying in the rain, that's it, a part from this, he was either bang average to downright terrible (considering he had sometimes very decently competitive cars). Imagine how lost he would be if the cars were as unstable as they were 30 years ago. To top this, he has a habit of creating very dangerous incidents due to a lack awareness. -Qualifying Australia 2022 with Latifi -Cool down Lap Malaysia 2017 with Vettel -2022 US GP with Alonso -Today with Ricciardo Just to cite a few, the guy should get his superlicense revoked, accidents fruit of incompetence are the most dangerous, because they create misunderstanding and unusual situations.

  • @rms-vp6hf

    @rms-vp6hf

    Ай бұрын

    You vs any F1 driver is 0

  • @the4GIVEN

    @the4GIVEN

    Ай бұрын

    @@rms-vp6hf so? you dont have to be better at something to criticize them.

  • @joxay

    @joxay

    Ай бұрын

    ​@@rms-vp6hf He also does not hold onto an f1 seat

  • @windowsmint

    @windowsmint

    Ай бұрын

    you are only as good as your last race. when was the last time he achieved anything great?

  • @kikay134

    @kikay134

    Ай бұрын

    You forgot having incidents with even just by himself as well. Singapore '23, anyone?

  • @barkevvv
    @barkevvvАй бұрын

    RedBull Pit Crew deserves a win here for showing off w a stacked 1.9 and 2.0 stop

  • @dontworry1302

    @dontworry1302

    Ай бұрын

    Following their stacked 2.0 and 2.1

  • @stagger87
    @stagger87Ай бұрын

    Maybe Papa Stroll should've invested in Volvo instead of Aston, Their city driving collision avoidance system would've been useful

  • @Thu1111
    @Thu1111Ай бұрын

    i am so mad Daniel got taken out by Lance, he was in the top 10 for most of the race. He was like P8/7 with floor damage before retireing

  • @Infinitycandyfloss

    @Infinitycandyfloss

    Ай бұрын

    He still had to pit for hards sadly but Riccardo is on a redemption

  • @motelghost477
    @motelghost477Ай бұрын

    Having Alonso and Stroll in the same car would be like me being Schumacher's team mate during Ferrari's glory days.

  • @maze_sbin

    @maze_sbin

    Ай бұрын

    More like Schumi's teammate at Benetton in 1994.

  • @j0sh85

    @j0sh85

    Ай бұрын

    @@maze_sbin except stroll is the one hitting people off track this time around

  • @MooncricketsInc

    @MooncricketsInc

    Ай бұрын

    Don't disrespect yourself like that. Would still do better than windowlicker probably...

  • @glockmat

    @glockmat

    Ай бұрын

    In fairness, you would probably do a better job than Stroll

  • @WayStedYou

    @WayStedYou

    Ай бұрын

    except massa and barrichello actually won some races

  • @seesiedler1
    @seesiedler1Ай бұрын

    The "Zhou" parking spot on the track at the end was very wholesome.

  • @not_kawai_ruka
    @not_kawai_rukaАй бұрын

    I've never been this angry at a driver ever before. What Lance did to Daniel that destroyed his diffuser and ultimately caused him to DNF disappointed me, but the fact that Lance said that the penalty was unfair and inadvertently blamed Daniel for that incident made me angry now. That one Daniel interview summed it up perfectly. Poor Daniel was actually having a great weekend, too. Clearly comfortable with the new chassis and being the better RB driver as well. However, I want to see him continue this form since China is a track Daniel is familiar with, unlike Yuki, so maybe that could be one of the reasons why Yuki was quite slow.

  • @gerardcrabb4556

    @gerardcrabb4556

    Ай бұрын

    Alonso backed them up before restart was gap behind Ferrari at hairpin...

  • @LawVS

    @LawVS

    Ай бұрын

    It also scuppered Oscar's race as his diffuser was damaged as well and it meant he could barely hang onto P8 and Russell was safe.

  • @bobdrooples

    @bobdrooples

    Ай бұрын

    If you do better the rest of the time, accidents make less impact. Everyone gets bad luck. Some don't compound the loss by driving like a...#2

  • @tahasoomro8585

    @tahasoomro8585

    Ай бұрын

    And after being confronted about his comments he just deflected his hubris , some idiot , some car ahead , someone ahead in the line

  • @domestosteron

    @domestosteron

    Ай бұрын

    Stroll is holding back Aston martin. If they dropped him for Sainz they could probably jump ahead of mercedes in the standings, maybe even challenge Mclaren. Hopefully Aramco put some preassure on Lawrence to decide on if he wants to win or keep his son in the car.

  • @scottjuhnke6825
    @scottjuhnke6825Ай бұрын

    The Board Room at Aston Martin needs to put their foot down. Stroll is tanking them.

  • @thomasnieswandt8805
    @thomasnieswandt8805Ай бұрын

    On german TV Toto Wolf was furious with Lewis... He said everything went wrong this weekend was Lewis fault. He said (meaning not word for word) "Lewis made the decision for our Set up this weekend. It was SO BAD, the car couldnt even turn in corners. ... 12 years with him are good and fine, but now its time for refreshing." Asked if he (Toto) would blame Lewis even when he has no longer knowlege of the cars data, Toto said "His role in development is overstated. It would be worse to lose an engeneer"

  • @jusbus777

    @jusbus777

    Ай бұрын

    Link the article.

  • @AmsterdamHeavy
    @AmsterdamHeavyАй бұрын

    That hair is about to reach "Eraserhead" level. :P

  • @Ratkwad

    @Ratkwad

    Ай бұрын

    I am happy the ladder is aluminium

  • @Danker19991
    @Danker19991Ай бұрын

    Lando’s performance doesn’t “redeem” him in the slightest. If anything it shows how he turns into a completely different driver when pressure for the win is on the table.

  • @LawVS

    @LawVS

    Ай бұрын

    Yes, this was a good example of not winning at Turn 1.

  • @ExcellentYoutuber

    @ExcellentYoutuber

    Ай бұрын

    And I want him to win as a Ferrari fan. Sure we can do better and not have our 2 drivers fight during the race. Though Lando finally getting pole would be amazing to see

  • @epicgamerchannel6230

    @epicgamerchannel6230

    Ай бұрын

    I don't think a win was ever on the table unless it was raining. Starting on pole doesn't bring that much extra pressure than starting in the top 3 or so, which he's done plenty of times. I think it was just a miscalculation, not due to pressure of winning but just due to poor judgement.

  • @therealjammie2371

    @therealjammie2371

    Ай бұрын

    Counterargument: Silverstone 2023

  • @flyingomelettes

    @flyingomelettes

    Ай бұрын

    Getting a bad start can happen at any part of the grid, same as getting a good start. He has taken the lead from starts, but he doesn't hold on and lets max by and is criticized. He has a bad start and tries to stick it around the outside and he misjudges the grip level and loses places (4 points worth) and of course he is criticized. So is he being too aggressive or too passive? It's not like he could've just stayed behind lewis and he would've just won the sprint, he would finish 2nd or 3rd.

  • @pati_m
    @pati_mАй бұрын

    Honorable mention for winners is the Red Bull Pit crew. Both drivers came into both pitstops on the same round and they almost broke the WR time for pit stops with all of them lower than 2.1 seconds.

  • @DoddyIshamel

    @DoddyIshamel

    Ай бұрын

    It's actually crazy that they have such a performance advantage and yet still choose to drive every hundredth out of the pit stops. Great ethos.

  • @jamat616
    @jamat616Ай бұрын

    I would love to see young drivers trying out F1 cars in the sprint and offers more points, only for the constructors, so that it is worth risking their car

  • @chrisisaghost

    @chrisisaghost

    Ай бұрын

    yes! I’ve been saying this for a good while now and f1 fans are always boohooing me when I say that

  • @viddykhaos2896
    @viddykhaos2896Ай бұрын

    Stroll ruined the races of both Australian drivers - who may or may not be where we want them, but that is asides the point. Their races were taken from them! How he is allowed in F1, and has the audacity to blame others, is beyond me.

  • @sirsancti5504
    @sirsancti5504Ай бұрын

    I'm not usually in the "scream at Strullovic" bandwagon, but I'm tired of him.

  • @irmaobarbado

    @irmaobarbado

    Ай бұрын

    Stroll short bus intensifies

  • @bobclarke5913
    @bobclarke5913Ай бұрын

    Danny gets rammed by the Strolldozer, then gets Strolled again by the stewards. What a bunch of Stroll!

  • @calumbishop7082
    @calumbishop7082Ай бұрын

    Consider for a moment that Ricciardo, a 8 time race winner who has been on the podium over 30 times and a veteran of the sport for almost 13 years now, is having to fight tooth and nail to stay on the grid as Liam Lawson lurks in the background, after barely making it back to the grid mid-season last year. Meanwhile Lance Stroll who's only achievements are 3 podium finishes and a pole position. Who regular gets beaten by his teammate who is 20+ years older than him. Who has failed to show any consistency in his performances. Who arguably cost his team money and positions in the Constructors Championship last season. And who acts like a spoilt brat and talks down to his team members (something most top tier drivers could never get away with). And yet remains in the sport because his father owns the team. Daniel Ricciardo's expletive anger at Lance Stroll makes perfect sense. Any driver who is fighting for their seat next season, probably feels the same way, that this driver who is arguably worse than them, gets to be on the grid while they may miss out is infuriating.

  • @Shlokiee
    @ShlokieeАй бұрын

    I was completely prepared to finally end this weekend with something good for Danny but then the window licker had to ruin it! I bet he saw a bottle of jam on the diffuser and just barged in. Anyways Law could you explain to me how Nico overtaking Danny under the SC is fine by the regs but Danny doing the same on the same lap itself is a three place penalty? Also how fair is it to convert a 10s penalty into a 3 place grid one? I bet papa Stroll must have called Domenicali.

  • @htpr_ice2360
    @htpr_ice2360Ай бұрын

    I’m just really happy that Williams went (aside from the Sargeant spin) incident free this weekend. Hopefully they will be able to kick on now and get some upgrades on the car instead of having to focus on repairing chassis all the time.

  • @doxfire
    @doxfireАй бұрын

    Danny boy was on his way to potential points until Lance "Meh *blinks twice* idk" Stroll rear ended him and then...........Blames Danny for it, when Danny was actually paying attention and hit his brakes when he was supposed to.

  • @TheNotoriousB.E.N.
    @TheNotoriousB.E.N.Ай бұрын

    In 2021 I would have expected Stroll to kick on, improving his consistency and overall race craft. That pole in Turkey and the couple podiums he got in 2020 and seasons prior should’ve spurred him on to greater things but it just never materialised. I haven’t seen any signs of maturity in him at a point in his career where he should be driving at his best

  • @Suicidalsheep
    @SuicidalsheepАй бұрын

    I mean the radio messages do get cherry picked but Lewis could've moved beyond the point of mentioning how slow the car is, it isn't any feedback that Mercedes can use to change the outcome in the race and it feels like he's covering his own ego. It's never him.

  • @richardmorrish
    @richardmorrishАй бұрын

    I remember the good old days of pre qualifying and 32 cars fighting for 28 places.

  • @eldiablolll3556
    @eldiablolll3556Ай бұрын

    Did you really say Daniel got "tapped"?! Homie got demo derbied!

  • @luciddaze248
    @luciddaze248Ай бұрын

    I can finally get behind the sprint events. This is the format I was originally expecting - it's logical. F1 makes simple things incredibly difficult..

  • @Uzair_Of_Babylon465
    @Uzair_Of_Babylon465Ай бұрын

    Great video keep it up you're doing amazing things also as Sainz fan the best we could get was 4th hopefully Ferrari are better next time out. 👍

  • @Limburgtoepi
    @LimburgtoepiАй бұрын

    If papa stroll keeps lance now. Shows that billionairs are dilusianal they live in there own universe😂

  • @robotnikkkk001

    @robotnikkkk001

    Ай бұрын

    ....DUDE, DID U WATCH THE REPEAT CAREFUL ENOUGH??THERE *WAS* A BRAKE TEST, SO SOMEONE GOT TO CRASH......A VERY LONG QUEUE, IF IT WOULDNT BE LANCE THEN SOMEONE ELSE ...........F1 *_MUST_* DEVELOP INTOLERANCE TO _ANYONE_ THAT'LL ATTEMPT BREAK TESTING..........BECAUSE THIS IS A DIRTY PLAY

  • @hunterdanton3752
    @hunterdanton3752Ай бұрын

    What more do you want from Bottas, he maximized practically every part of the weekend 😭

  • @erikahuxley
    @erikahuxleyАй бұрын

    Hulkenberg performance is impressive. He really deserve a seat in a faster car.

  • @ruudkooijman819
    @ruudkooijman819Ай бұрын

    One more to add to the winners: The Redbull pitcrew. Pitstoptimes 1.9 2.0 2.0 and 2.1 seconds. And one was actually a double stack pitstop. That's really impressive!

  • @manjsher3094
    @manjsher3094Ай бұрын

    More points after P10, Nico's point was bang on. No because it has to mean something, it's F1 it has to be hard not easier. Revision after more teams are added, until then no way.

  • @gnomedex
    @gnomedexАй бұрын

    Here’s a new pact. If F1 management don’t want an 11th team in, then Aston has to force lance stroll out. His mouthbreathing Italian F4 racecraft is blocking a space for a more deserving driver. As long as stroll is in, Andretti should be in.

  • @ELSTERLING
    @ELSTERLINGАй бұрын

    I rarely agree with David Croft but extending the points to much lower positions is something I absolutely think should happen. Beat someone, have it reflected in the score. The original 8-6-4--3-2 (+1 for FL) system was in an era where classified finishers were often as low as 6 or 7 and F1 clung to it for far too long. There needs to be careful balance of the distribution to prevent someone coasting to a title on a big early cushion but it would definitely incentivize mid/back-grid racing and also mean things like the KMag blocking spectacular would be far less viable.

  • @miw182
    @miw182Ай бұрын

    Big upgrade for Aston Martin, replace Stroll

  • @annanymous03
    @annanymous03Ай бұрын

    I love how you always find a way to plug a recent video at the end in a way that doesn't scream artifically making up a connection out of thin air for views' sake. And it actually works, there's a decent chance I'll watch it if it isn't super fresh in my mind anymore :)

  • @kolba1253
    @kolba1253Ай бұрын

    RPM video about to be fire

  • @elysianpositron661
    @elysianpositron661Ай бұрын

    A weekend of what-ifs for Zhou :( Finished best of the rest in the sprint by a significant margin, but no points. Then he was easily on pace for a Q2 appearance until the mistake at the hairpin arghhhhh

  • @leewat9068
    @leewat9068Ай бұрын

    Logan Sargeant has slowly improved his pace from last year, although not significant. Was only a tenth slower than Albon in the sprint qualifying and was on par with him for the sprint race. But he really needs to cut out the rookie mistakes like he did in qualifying. And his last stint on the hard tyres were poor after he was having a somewhat decent first half of the race. Hopefully he improves and earn a seat for next year.

  • @JIKwood

    @JIKwood

    Ай бұрын

    To be fair to his last stint. He was on those for so long on a track he's racing on for the first time.

  • @justliech3948
    @justliech3948Ай бұрын

    I love how laws goes turbo British when it comes to impersonating Russell

  • @markovasil1608
    @markovasil1608Ай бұрын

    Best F1 channel…. Not even Max Verstappen can compete with Law

  • @Pidgey650

    @Pidgey650

    Ай бұрын

    I 2nd this!

  • @WRC-FAN

    @WRC-FAN

    Ай бұрын

    Third this!

  • @Suicidalsheep

    @Suicidalsheep

    Ай бұрын

    Petition to get Law on the Verstappen podcast

  • @satanswolf
    @satanswolfАй бұрын

    I totally embracing RPM theory on Lance stroll, he's a total spaz. All the driver should do what they were doing in the 70's, call a strike if he's allowed to race again.

  • @herbertkraft7379
    @herbertkraft7379Ай бұрын

    Riccardo having a stinker while De Vries has one of the best stints of the race a few hours later in imola is really funny to me

  • @ELSTERLING
    @ELSTERLINGАй бұрын

    Forgive the double-post but can we talk about how it has been a constant with Lance Stroll's teammates that they seem to constantly be given worse strategy options and bizarre adhoc 'alternate' strategies? It constantly happened to Seb especially. Lance would inexplicably get pitstop priority when he was behind, Seb or Checo would get switched to 'gambles' that didn't pay off or suddenly left out to 'extend' stints as they got slower and slower and Lance never was and I'm wondering if the same was attempted on Nando here.

  • @byTrafiken
    @byTrafikenАй бұрын

    I think this race was such a breath of fresh air for F1. It was really interesting and even exciting. Really good work from everyone!

  • @LawVS

    @LawVS

    Ай бұрын

    It was definitely quite challenging to keep an eye out for all the stuff going on.

  • @Spuck1983
    @Spuck1983Ай бұрын

    No. Both Haas cars had their upgrade. F1TV interview before the formation lap. I know it was early, but yeah.

  • @safiullahkhan4912
    @safiullahkhan4912Ай бұрын

    Lance is either the worst driver in history or Ayrton Senna

  • @FoxhoundVIX

    @FoxhoundVIX

    Ай бұрын

    Yeah he's Senna in every 1 of 20 races 😅

  • @OGSalty.

    @OGSalty.

    Ай бұрын

    Maybe he’s always Senna in daddy’s eyes 🤦‍♂️

  • @seashackf1
    @seashackf1Ай бұрын

    Whats funny how the stewards specifically point out and use as a reason for blame that Stroll wasn’t paying attention and should have anticipated the pace…. Russell admitted to looking at his steering wheel while making a change in Australia, yet that incident it’s still Fernando’s fault. Russell should have anticipated a change in pace due to that’s what defending is about.

  • @6038am
    @6038amАй бұрын

    Haas did have the upgrades on both cars this weekend.

  • @f1talk415

    @f1talk415

    Ай бұрын

    True

  • @justliech3948
    @justliech3948Ай бұрын

    Mike crack will say that lance's banzai shows his commitment to the team

  • @wmv8996
    @wmv8996Ай бұрын

    I wonder why no on the radio told logan to give the pos back to nico.

  • @kikay134
    @kikay134Ай бұрын

    I cheered when Kick-Sauber had a 3.0 sec pitstop. They didn't screw it up!

  • @11bravocrunchie22
    @11bravocrunchie22Ай бұрын

    I said this on your Twitter feed: The penalty for causing another driver to DNF needs to be more harsh than just 10 seconds. Either the offending driver needs to be black-flagged, or they need to start from the back of the grid in the next race, or they need to be suspended for the next race. The determination obviously needs to be influenced by the nature of the collision, but also the offending driver’s response to the incident. In the case of Ricciardo/Stroll, I would say the latter’s unapologetic response should demand a race suspension. For the record, I’m a Checo fan, so I don’t necessarily have a dog in this hunt.

  • @quazzyg451
    @quazzyg451Ай бұрын

    Great race this week and I really enjoyed Nico Rosberg commentary !

  • @WRC-FAN

    @WRC-FAN

    Ай бұрын

    Me too!

  • @aarrodri

    @aarrodri

    Ай бұрын

    He should get a permanent seat as commentators. Refreshing!

  • @EleanorBlythe
    @EleanorBlytheАй бұрын

    11:54. I ABSOLUTELY CACKLED. STOP 😂

  • @stephengalanis
    @stephengalanisАй бұрын

    I tentatively also like the Sprint format, especially because the parc ferme changes mean that drivers won't be able to resist tinkering after a bad sprint.

  • @sabinkayitana9885
    @sabinkayitana9885Ай бұрын

    I don’t think we can say George was quiet on the radio… the broadcast just did not relay it on the show

  • @aarrodri
    @aarrodriАй бұрын

    Here is an idea: You finish a race? You get a point. Right now cant differentiate p11 all the way down to dnf , which is crazy.

  • @BruceBlackstar666

    @BruceBlackstar666

    Ай бұрын

    Best race position still counts toward standings

  • @ChuyR.

    @ChuyR.

    Ай бұрын

    Imo the points on the higher positions must be closer like 25 for first and 23 for second, 20 for 3rd, something like that, and have points all the way down to 13th or 15th

  • @cococalm
    @cococalmАй бұрын

    New points ?!?!?! then why not just give all the way down, 20 for first and 1 for 20th ..... (and based on distance completed) !!

  • @toyotaecw
    @toyotaecwАй бұрын

    Haas keep their nose clean in a reliable car that seems to have addressed the tire wear problems from last year. They’re there to pounce for scrap points when other teams screw up. That’s kinda all you can ask for a team in their state and so far they’re consistently doing it.

  • @aaronallen943
    @aaronallen943Ай бұрын

    So, I can see Zhou being out of F1 after this season but what are your thoughts on Bottas? Will he have an F1 seat next season? Rally? Sports Cars?

  • @jeffery7281
    @jeffery7281Ай бұрын

    I went to Chinese GP this year (my college's only 3 hours of train away from Shanghai) and I understand why the Sprint race could be a success after actually watching a Grand Prix in site. The experiences of watching a race in site and on TV is different. When you're watching live you're actually watching a "god's view" provided by director and the broadcasting team, you can see everything happened on the grid as long as the director didn't ignored it and forgot to switched the camera. So when you're watching TV live, you're actually watching the entire race from a higher perspective, and therefore you'll care more on the situation and strategy. So when you're watching live, the Sprint race's boring, since it didn't provided too much variables of the situation. But when you're watching the race in site, you can't see the entire race track unless you're those rich guy who sit in the VIP seats, all you can see is the corner in front of you, so you'll care more on the fight, the overtake and defence on the track. Now the Sprint race is good, if you considering from this perspective. You have an extra chance to see more real fights on the track, and the race itself is keep in a length that you can enjoy it, instead of as long as the actual race that could be a bit of tired for the audiences in site.

  • @gethinap
    @gethinapАй бұрын

    Daniel got Strolled

  • @JC-lu4se

    @JC-lu4se

    Ай бұрын

    Lanced more like it.

  • @carolyntreadwell6298
    @carolyntreadwell6298Ай бұрын

    Thank goodness Stoll was told to watch out for George in the middle of the track - If Stroll had not been looking, as par, George may not of been seriously injured or worse!

  • @Dayne-Lua
    @Dayne-LuaАй бұрын

    Imagine Yuki Tsunoda told and help Andretti to sold them to Haas just to spite Haas for taking him out twice so Haas could score points.

  • @endeavor44

    @endeavor44

    Ай бұрын

    Either english isnt ur first language or you need to slow down when u type

  • @AJS86
    @AJS86Ай бұрын

    That's the end for Danny Ric I think. Lawson will be in before seasons end.

  • @RogueInfern0
    @RogueInfern0Ай бұрын

    21:37 I wouldn’t even say the penalty was his fault, more on the team than him.

  • @racing1000
    @racing1000Ай бұрын

    Lando Prime, what a great driver. He has won so many races! (Ok fine this is a bit biased, salty Ferrari fan alert)

  • @generaldreagonlps6889
    @generaldreagonlps6889Ай бұрын

    I'm positive about more point positions in F1. Although I prefer they go even further and just give points to everyone who finishes the race except P20. It gives the most accurate championship result.

  • @flyingwhale157
    @flyingwhale157Ай бұрын

    before talking about it was the chasis for ricciardos lack of pace you should be aware that this is yuki's first time on this track in addition to being a sprint race. Ricciardo racecd here multiple times and even won it. If chasis change made him faster it is most likely placebo on his side, but yuki's lake of pace can easily be explained by simply not knowing the track and not having any real practice time as in a classical weekend.

  • @ChuyR.

    @ChuyR.

    Ай бұрын

    Dude, they literally have access to the best simulators in the world, Yuki must have ran this track in the simulator hundreds of times, definitely thousands of laps.

  • @howieisbored
    @howieisboredАй бұрын

    I still want to see reverse championship grid order for the sprint races. Format should be: FP1-Sprint; FP2-Parc Fermé-Qualifying; Grand Prix.

  • @boicapitanayecapitan4921
    @boicapitanayecapitan4921Ай бұрын

    Perez also lost positions on the first VSC/SC (they didn't bring in Perez imminently.)

  • @sharkythesharkdogg
    @sharkythesharkdoggАй бұрын

    A little detail to make Zhou a bit of a winner. Zhou managed to pass Sergent for position in front of the crowds twice by my count. So while it wasn't really anything important for the actual race, a Chinese driver passing an American driver at their home track is going to be pretty popular with the home crowd. Even if the passes really weren't anything particularly exciting otherwise.

  • @edgeofmadness1
    @edgeofmadness1Ай бұрын

    I think every driver that finishes the race should get some points, except if they finish in 20th. No points for last...

  • @nieko3038

    @nieko3038

    Ай бұрын

    Formula participation.

  • @TheUnbreakable333
    @TheUnbreakable333Ай бұрын

    on F1 TV Pro they kept saying that both Hass had the new upgrades and praised them for being able to bring it for both cars - are you sure you got it right that Nico had the old setup?

  • @LawVS

    @LawVS

    Ай бұрын

    I believe I read up prior to the race that Kevin was going to have the upgrade for China and then a few more tweaks for both cars in Miami.

  • @CeaddaSgolbach

    @CeaddaSgolbach

    Ай бұрын

    Commentators definitely praised Haas for getting upgrades to both cars rather than just the one as planned.

  • @dontworry1302

    @dontworry1302

    Ай бұрын

    @@LawVS They said on F1tv that Kevin was the only one supposed to have the upgrades, but they were able to get them early to Nico. So prior to the race it would have said only Kevin

  • @buggus0034
    @buggus0034Ай бұрын

    I think Lawrence may have the FIA in his pocket. The amount of crashes Lance has caused is absurd, including his own.

  • @n0tdanish521
    @n0tdanish521Ай бұрын

    Magnussen did really well in the Sprint quali and the sprint but then got very unlucky in the normal qualifying, having sargeant spinning infront of him and Tsunoda blocking him in T14, but that race was really bad, atleast he had a nice battle with Stroll for P16

  • @mooli7777
    @mooli7777Ай бұрын

    I am so excited to see what McLaren and Aston Martin have to offer in the near future, especially with the 2026 regs. McLaren seem to be quite confident with their upcoming upgrades and Alonso re-signing for Aston makes me think they have something up their sleeves in the near future.

  • @apblolol
    @apblololАй бұрын

    The sauber team is disappointing. The car doesn't live up to bottas or even zho. Zho may not have another season, but i sure hope bottas does. Lance, Logan, and Kevin need to wake up and remember how to drive or get out of the way for new talent. Yuki and Daniel, love em both and would be excited to see what they can do with better cars

  • @windowsmint
    @windowsmintАй бұрын

    aston martin stroll is mandated to do something stupid every race. he drives like a rookie despite all his years in the sport. he takes no accountability he doesn't need to worry about his seat he has a life time job at the team not unless something radically changes in the team ownership and with sponsors. he is holding back the entire team. i have been patient with him i have been as kind to him as possible but he compared to his teammate they are in different worlds in the same car. still has the midfield mentality.

  • @windowsmint

    @windowsmint

    Ай бұрын

    and even if Ricciardo had no chance to score points it would of been more ideal if stroll didn't take his rear end and at least finish the race.

  • @KeVsPIXEL
    @KeVsPIXELАй бұрын

    Luckily for Lando, race day had no rain.😂

  • @singular9
    @singular9Ай бұрын

    People need to somehow boycot f2 because of stroll...or maybe get a hitman or something

  • @irmaobarbado

    @irmaobarbado

    Ай бұрын

    Such a shame what has happened to Bianchi or Grosjean hasn't happened to Stroll

  • @noahlaursen10
    @noahlaursen10Ай бұрын

    Both Kmag and Hulk had the new car (was said on the f1 weekend warm-up)

  • @user-xn3li3uh2h
    @user-xn3li3uh2hАй бұрын

    KMAG was just as rude as GOAT Stroll.

  • @aspect359
    @aspect359Ай бұрын

    Cmon Astons the 4th fastest merc is no where near aston on both qualifying and race

  • @harmkuijpers6642
    @harmkuijpers6642Ай бұрын

    The difference between Alonso and Hamilton is stark. I can't ever recall Alonso cowering like Hamilton is doing now, regardless of how bad the car was. Instead we got amusing radio messages.

  • @darksider4736
    @darksider4736Ай бұрын

    Lando was great but I want him so bad to step up and fight for victories. He can do it.

  • @GuidoMarzucchi
    @GuidoMarzucchiАй бұрын

    Lando, like George, has still a big issue to be clutch in decisive situations...

  • @AgentGreyFox
    @AgentGreyFoxАй бұрын

    Aston is a one man team. Papa Stroll will never see the light and keep on funneling money to a guy that's never beaten his teammate over a single season.

  • @drewtucker22
    @drewtucker22Ай бұрын

    I stayed up until 2 am to watch this one, but I’m actually happy I did. We’ve definitely had less interesting races in the last couple years. Lando was an absolute monster. Danny had a bounce back weekend, until he didn’t. Fernando did very well although the strategy left me slightly confused, and then lance was….well lance.

  • @seashackf1
    @seashackf1Ай бұрын

    19:36 hey, that could be a catchy tune. LawVS - Pump That. Pump that….pump that, pump that……pUmp that.

  • @TheFredster32
    @TheFredster32Ай бұрын

    I think F1 should follow the MotoGP and WSBK points table. Top 15. Top 12 is a good start though!

  • @robertnowac8094
    @robertnowac8094Ай бұрын

    Checo is doing the job expected of him and, so far, his seat looks secure. If it were not for the safety car, he would have finished second.

  • @LawVS

    @LawVS

    Ай бұрын

    Yeah, he wasn't as electric as Max; but he doesn't need to be. He just needs to be getting that Red Bull on the podium more often than not.

  • @joribremer5260
    @joribremer5260Ай бұрын

    That 10nseconds penalty for Sargeant was more the team to blame (with the safetycar line ) , he was close, team should have told that ..

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