10 Years ago, Sebastian Vettel broke the records of youngest pole-sitter and race winner in F1 history, handing Scuderia Toro Rosso its first win in Formula 1
Starscream_xxx caring too much about it is cringier. If a guy is happy then he has every right to be as “cringeworthy” as he wants to. Cringing counts if you take something too seriously like when you’re a passionate singer but you aren’t aware that you sing horribly, but if you are well aware that you are a horrible singer and you sing nontheless for the sake of fun and happiness then being cringe is irrelevant. People nowadays overuse the word cringe when they see something they dont like. Cringe is subjective not objective
@Starscream_xxx not really I mean he drives for Ferrari If he couldn't really speak Italian besides these few words it would be cringy but he can speak it quite well
No one will ever be able to say , I won Monza in a Toro Rosso from pole to finish on merit except for Seb, winning in the best car is easy but this win was spectacular .
@@AMS97PS3 Probably one of those people who keep saying that Vettel never won a race from lower than 3rd when he just always literally smashed it in Qualifying when he had a good car. And even when not, he always came close to it, finishing on the podium. E.g Abu Dhabi 2012, Germany 2019 or Hungary '21.
@@milkandmelk5810 It is. In Italian "zia, zie, zio" can never be written with a double "z". To a foreigner might not look like a big mistake, but in Italy it's a pretty big mistake. Obviously I won't beat the guy to death because he did that mistake 😂 He most likely doesn't know Italian, I don't blame him, I just wanted to corret him so he can avoid doing the same mistake again 👀
Watching this after his retirement announcement is a complete different feel. I was fortunate enough to see Seb win the 2013 Indian GP and seeing him bow down to the car made me fall in love with F1. I am sad to see him go but more happy to have experienced F1 with Seb.
I'm doing the same, i see a Lot of people hating on him now, And now I know that the seb's dominance was just too god for destroy this guys, vettels Will be always a goat
Thats awesome you got too experience such an iconic moment, i watched it on television and thought this is what the perfect driver and team combination look like then he bowed too his redbull😭 truly an unstoppable force in 2013
@@smilingbark8077 Anyone not hating on Mercedes dominance in the Hybrid era anyone. Not that I hate Mercedes or Hamilton by any fact but you know. If a driver and team dominated for 4 straight seasons and then you get a team which in 2010 was unthinkable. Who went on to win more than double in terms of WCC and 7 of the last 9 WDC. I mean it takes a lot of effort, skill and dedication to do that but yeah I thought I would point that out.
This had to be one of the greatest things ive seen in almost 20 years of formula 1, A torro rosso, with minardi DNA coursing through its veins, Driven by a 21 year old hotshoe with a great sense of humour, which makes you love formula one all over again, TORRO ROSSO HAS ITS MOMENT IN THE SUN, SEBASTIAN VETTEL IS A GRAND PRIX WINNER, HES THE YOUNGEST EVER, THAT HAS TO BE THE GREATEST THING IVE SEEN IN GRAND PRIX RACING
fucking fantastic, chill down to my spine. This is why seb is always different than other drivers like he said; ''which makes you love formula one all over again'' he is the reason a generation loves f1@@amnsbharath Amazing commentary, amazing drive from seb, amazing career, you will never be forgotten even your records be broken.
They replaced Minardi but were a more competitive team than their predecessors who often had eg. V8 vs V10 engines. The real Minardi could never have won a race unless in the most bizarre circumstances. This was a combination of a better car and sheer talent of Vettel.
It was probably more Adrian Newey, remember, this car was designed by him only 2 years before winning a championship in a car that in 2008 the Toro Rosso was a copy of.
I was watching this live in 2008 and I'm not afraid to say this might be the most surprising win in the 21st century. The way Vettel, a young and inexperienced driver, drove that Toro Rosso, a rather unremarkable car which shouldn't have been anywhere near victory...and let's keep in mind that Sebastian was still practically a no-name driver, a promising young talent but the midfielders such as Toro Rosso couldn't even dream of victories during those seasons...and yet it happened.
@@mgecko2959 He means the anthem that was used when Schumacher when he was winning because the anthem now is much more different he's not saying this was the Schumacher era...
In 2008, the midfield was reasonably close behind the likes of McLaren and Ferrari i.e. 1 second or less off, now it's about double that. Vettel would've had no chance in today's Force India or Renault, maybe not even a podium.
It's crazy to think that at that day, Seb's teammate Bourdais qualified 4th, indicating that the track really suited Toro Rosso. If only Bourdais could get the car started on time, he might have a chance of podium here as well, making it a Toro Rosso double podium
@@GameOver-nm2us wtf bro . If he was alive he could be a 5 times world champion definitely and Schumacher would have 6 because senna would have won one of them
ArsenalFan35 He’s been making a lot of mistakes but hopefully he can fix his problems soon. To add fuel to the fire, Ferrari’s wet package isn’t something to boast about either.
LOL. Sebastian Bourdais was 4th and he's not even in F1 right now. Toro Rosso had same chassis with RBR that year. Nothing impressive. If his teammate was 10th and he was 1st then you could say "god".
My man!!! Always with you seb, in the good days and in the bad days, when everyone throws loads of shit at you. Never stop believing in the top driver you're. Hopefully many more years with you
Probably never as these engines are the fastest ever and will only get faster, also in 2021 they'll raise the revs by 2000 so it'll sound a bit v12 esc when they shift gears around 12000 revs rather than the current 10-11 thousand
