f1 2007 hungary Qualifying hamilton vs alonso (해밀턴vs알론소) 

@64Fabby 2007 definitely not, considering they actually finished with less than half the points of both Ferrari and McLaren (technically). But 2008 for sure they were close, they were not far behind in the constructors

High downforce circuits weren't ferrari's strengths like Hungary, Monaco etc. Kimi got the job done that year. People will remember him as 2007 world champion while this generation of fans won't even know who Heidfeld is. And that year BMW was mighty strong. Not as strong as 2008 but still good. The only reason they couldn't get decent points is because both Ferrari and Mclaren had phenomenal drivers in great form. Back in the day Massa was a legit top tier driver

@@kaziayon6507 true. Massa was so good back then. And Kimi from 2003-07 drove like a man possessed during this time.

@HAMALO 6 wins compared to 4 by Lewis and Alonso. Sure it was all luck

@@ChaitanyaBhat21794 yep. Wouldve been 2005 WDC if not for unreliability

Just watching those agressive looking and loud cars was a whole different experience

Not sure why that's funny. In another ten years it will more than likely someone else at the top. I can't count all the top teams that come and go. Back then it was McLaren Mercedes, Ferrari are still getting beaten by Mercedes.

RickkyP we all know that the pack order changes by time...so quiet agree with your comment as well. The team bosses destroyed McLaren to the drain! Can’t blame anyone. Even Ferrari may leave the F1 in next ten years as F1 looks forward to completely ditch gasoline engines!

Remember me who won the WC that year...

well that's F1 for you and life in general

The LION King and how many world championships have each of them won since 2007?...that would be all square at 1-1...your judged on championships and both are terrible at 1 in 11 years

dude alonso couldn't take it that a rookie was beating him. how embarrassing and ron dennis treated them equally alonso was the number 1 driver at the beginning. he got beat by a rookie which is embarrassing

wasn't Hamilton the one who disboyed orders from the team?

Alonso, the one

Absolutly agree

@@senorfredricksen no, it was actually Hamilton. it was proven it was Hamilton who disobeyed orders.

Dear David, Great driver, you say? I say piece of $#!T who could only win by cheating.

Javier Piernagorda oh, this puts things in a completely new perspective if it’s true

Javier Piernagorda no, alonso queria neumáticos blandos y el equipo no se los ponia, por eso se quedo parado preguntando

Celador 14 no, Alonso lo explicó después jajaja

Javier Piernagorda bueno, pero lo de las ruedas tambien es verdad jajajaja

Yeah, no utter crap, he did this because he couldn't beat Hamilton, evidence of this, what you said goes against every other race that season, you lied to justify almost a crime by Alonso.

2021 was better lol

agreed

Wait until you watch the 2021 season...

@@steve5926 not from the same team. Closest we got to 2007 was 2016 when Nico beat Lewis in the same machinery.

@@Mohagnito94How about 2014 and 2015 when Lewis beat Nico in the same machinery

boring it was @@amilcarsafeca7629

You really don't have a clue do you? Ron Dennis was brought up before the FIA and defended Alonso's actions in qualifying! They found Alonso guilty and dropped him a few places down the grid but McLaren were penalised as well and they had their constructors points taken away for this race. Do you really think Ron wanted to have his constructors points taken away? Your argument is completely unfounded and not based on reality.

@@MT-pv2rf you don't have a clue mate

Truti Magnum Actually you clearly don't have a clue. Lewis wasn't asked to let Fernando through for a hotlap at all. He was asked to let Fernando through in the fuel burn phase so that Fernando could burn off an extra lap of fuel - it was part of the regulation's back then, a stupid fuel burning rule that thankfully they got rid of in 2008. You are welcome for the history lesson. 😎

I wouldn't call that FAIR...

The 2007-2008 cars were incredible. Loved the V8 and the crazy aero designs.

Well i don't dislike Lewis, but in this case it was so unsportsmanlike for driving slow purposely on Max Verstappen, remembering he is the 7-time World Champion

😂😂😂😂

“Schumachers fault”

I’m not being salty btw. Just joking so yeah

he found out lewis was as fast as alonso a 2 time champion in his prime. ron dennis treated them equally after he found out lewis was quick. lewis was carrying more fuel

How can he want Hamilton to take pole, when he was purposely running a higher fuel load, which would make him slower? Alonso is an asshole and that's why he hasnt been more successful in his career.

Didn't see it but I am sure you are lying. Send me the video hater.

@@omc7250 You know you make zero sense, right?

@@omc7250 "It is not about making sense" XD Made my day thx

@@Thysta ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-xlOa24FRSeA.html

@@Thysta Looks like you are new in F1. Hamilton blocked him first.

Its "up to you", not "after you".

@@MT-pv2rf corrected it. My bad

Freddie Blake they never should have stopped developing their 08 car when Kubica was leading the championship. What a silly thing to do

TheRealD4VID i Felt sooo sad because Lewis didnt whon the title that year, because he made everything he could!! Drove quicker than other drivers but the last Race Just destroyed him

I felt about the 2007 season the same thing I felt about the 2010 season: mostly bland races at the same time there was a very interesting fight for the championship. From what I remember the european, japanese and chinese GPs were awesome but most of the other races were a bit dull, and the Monaco GP was one of the worst/most uneventful races I had ever seen at the time. I was a die hard Kimi fan back then (today I don't follow auto racing anymore, since the last 5 years) and even right after the chinese GP I wasn't counting on him to win the WC, I thought it was so unlikely and, as you, I was rooting for Hamilton for some time because I thought it'd be awesome to see a rookie to win the championship. And then came the last race and the WC was settled in the most awesome way that was possible. The only thing that displeased me a bit was that Kimi became champion driving a Ferrari, a team I disliked - in 2005 I wanted so much to see Kimi being crowned champ in the Mclaren. I remember that soon after that '07 championship ended I noticed Mclaren would have the last car numbers and pits the next year, because the lack of drivers' champion AND any constructors' points after the spying episode...I thought something like "what an irony for all the performance and leading role they had this year". Lastly, IMHO the best F1 seasons of the last 15 years were 2008 and 2012. 2005 was interesting too, and it was refreshing after all those Schumi years

Actually the prick was Ron Dennis sucking that bbc and causing all the hate

Storm RE lmaooooo

The tyres were different back then. Sometimes drivers could put in similar times on the hards and softs because the hards allowed you to push, without doing too much damage to the compound. Hamilton was actually well known for preferring the harder compound back then because they allowed him to lock up, with the super aggressive style he had, while keeping life in the tyres. At Hungary, Alonso chose the hard tyres because the soft tyres weren't working for him. He says all of this in the post qualifying press conference. He specifically chose the soft tyres for q1/q2 and the harder tyres for q3. Hamilton preferred the soft tyres that weekend. Also, Alonso wasn't faster than Hamilton. Hamilton was faster in q1, q2, the first run in q3 and then Alonso only went a tenth faster than Hamilton's first run, with his second run. Hamilton clearly would have taken pole without being impeded by Alonso.

@@MT-pv2rf the fact McLaren puto Alo on USED hards says a lot from them. I mean, if they were as fast, wouldnt the soft tyre be useless? That doesnt make sense for me

@@elsergios6704 Alonso wasn't on used tyres either. This was initially misreported on by the media, based on what Alonso said to the FIA. Firstly, Alonso claimed that he held Hamilton up in the pits because of a miscommunication with the countdown. He said that the countdown he was given by his engineer was longer than the countdown the lollypop man made. This was a lie. The countdown was completely in sync for everyone listening on the radio. Secondly, after realising that his lie wasn't going to work, Alonso then changed his story, in front of the stewards, by claiming that he waited until the countdown was over to ask about why he was put on a used set of tyres. Alonso could have proved this was true by handing over McLaren's private pitlane radio. (On track radio is public to all the teams and the FIA. Pitlane radio is private). But Alonso and McLaren failed to produce any pitlane radio because they lied. The FIA didn't believe them and handed out penalties to both Alonso and McLaren. You can even see from the live feed that Alonso is on new tyres. They have zero contract patches on and are completely fresh out of the tyres blankets.

@@elsergios6704 Here's Alonso confirming that he chose to prime (hard) tyres for q3. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-VvCDZSSoApg.html He clarifies that the options (softs) weren't working for him so he chose them for q1 and q2.

Is this true?

lewis not letting alonso by on track during the fuel-burning lap is just disobeying teamorders which almost every driver does every season so yes, intra-team problem. Alonso intentionally blocking lewis in the pit lane and preventing a crucial final lap from him was deemed to have breeched the sporting code by the FIA and was therefore considered ''prejudicial to the interests of the competition and to the interests of motor sport generally'' thus the penalty.

@@TheTororist The penalty was not based in any rule. Nothing illegal was done by Alonso. You can think it was not fair, or it was dirty, but like what Hamilton did, no-one broke the rules.

Just because of a spy

spy is someone who actively seeks out information. Mclaren didnt go out of its way to inplant a spy in ferrari. The info was given to mclaren.

Beryllium The info was past to the drivers and alonso and de la rosa sent to fia the info, thus causing the lost of the teams championship

You really don't have a clue do you? Ron Dennis was brought up before the FIA and defended Alonso's actions in qualifying! They found Alonso guilty and dropped him a few places down the grid but McLaren were penalised as well and they had their constructors points taken away for this race. Do you really think Ron wanted to have his constructors points taken away? Your argument is completely unfounded and not based on reality.

and 3 days later you got what you wanted.

As soon as I finished reading your comment I thought about Vettel swerving into Hamilton under the safety car at Azerbaijan, and then with Ocon and Verstappen's collision this year. lmao

Gladiatorial tf are you on about 😂

Actually what happened is that Mclaren had a rule for quali: each GP one of the drivers get an extra lap. It was Alonso’s turn for the extra lap, Hamilton disobeyed team orders and Alonso made justice by himself (wich he should not have done). Similar incident happended in Ferrari recently with ‘Multi 21’. Also Alonso stayed in the pit waiting cause he wanted soft tyres and they gave him hart tyres. All this crap and loosing the constructors and drivers championship is Ron Dennis fault

Storm RE - dumb fuck. Lol

You know nothing about F1...

Fernando is the best drivers we've seen in decades and Hamilton was reckless before joining Mercedes

True words

Well this was 11 years ago. I've seen Vettel do way more childish stuff at this point. But okaaay

@@abcxyz-py8ui tbh at least seb let kimi through to let kimi win the usgp

It’s called tactics so he has the right to do that

Mclaren put him on hard tyres and lewis on softs...

X agreed, that McLaren looked epic but I do prefer the turbo low down burble sounds of today’s cars

The Front wing looks like stage 4 cancer

wich cars from what era do you prefer?

Last year's cars I liked a lot

Opinions differ there, I guess. I love old cars, 60's, 70's. Very interesting experimental design

Hamilton started dirty tactics not respecting Alonso's extra lap. Then Alonso did what we all know and recieved the most unfair penalty in F1 history which made him lose the points that would have made him champion. 3 stewards took that decision against lots of colleagues refusing it. No legal basis. McLaren and Hamilton were so dirty in 2007 because they couldn't stop Alonso in a fair way.

Dugan YT...Right HAMILTARD!

@@amendiluzeStop putting this dumbass comment everywhere. Alonso was getting equalled by Hamilton, the rookie since the first race, the REIGNING WORLD CHAMPION lmfao.

McLarenguy22 they died at the end of 2012

javier garrido Back in 2007, people looked at F1 ten seasons earlier and said "that was real F1, not the crap we have now"

O Fenómeno the real F1 is 1950-2017

They didn’t refuel for qualifying. That’s how ALO knew he would get pole: lighter fuel on final hot lap. So yes, the pit crew could have changed the tyres faster on HAM.

Michael X actually they did refuel the cars. The cars started the race with the fuel they had in qualifying. So they would’ve refuelled them a little to make sure they had the right fuel level for the race.

@@michaelx4810 It was past 1:20 when he got out of the pits, he was never able to do a hot lap that fast with new tires, especially not if there is any sort of traffic. It was impossible for sure and Hamilton as well as McLaren knew it.

Ollie Hunt if you just watch the video closely, you will see that neither car was refuelled. There are numerous written accounts that back this up.

Back then when in-race refuelling was allowed (bef 2010) the wheel guns were slower I think, since their speed weren't the limiting factor anyway for pit stop durations, but it was the refueling that was instead.

Kacherco Kacherco Still cheating

@@paulhurley860 cheating? you mean like McLaren stealing Ferrari secrets? That was gamesmanship.. there were no rules against him sitting there...

@@TedSchoenling Gamesmanship that blew up in his face.

@@TedSchoenling if it wasnt cheating why was he penalized?

​​@@TheTororistThe team forced the FIA to penalise him, thats why he got penalised at night and not at the moment. There wasn't any penalty for "blocking your teamate"

soupe2000 do you know the reason alo did that? I thnk not, so Google it. Ham disobey team orders

Andrés Pérez i don't know :/

soupe2000 In 2009 RB, Ferrari and Mercedes wanted him.

Andrés Pérez I don't think that matters. You should still be doing your best, the team will deal with the team order problems not you.

Andrés Pérez Still, only a loser would do something like that and that's what Alonso is. The money grabbing loser that took money over a good seat and he will always live in the shadow of Hamilton that beat him as a rooky. Not a big fan of both, before I get cries over fanboyism.

Good to know. But 2009 RedBull wanted him, 2010 he drove for Ferrari, afterwards McLaren got him again. Also Toyota signed him. But yeah, have fun playing F1 career mode on the PS4 while the real deal is outside of your bubble.. ..lmao

magic foxx and what was he able to accomplish then?

Hx. Williams Exactly 😂 fuck all

@@HxWilliams He was competitive at his first year at Indy 500, He won WEC championship, 2x Le Mans 24h , Daytona 24h, Sebring 9h, Spa 6h, 13th on his first year in Dakar Rally... and the most important thing: he earned respect by drivers of all the motorsport disciplines ;)

Hamilton started dirty tactics not respecting Alonso's extra lap. Then Alonso did what we all know and recieved the most unfair penalty in F1 history which made him lose the points that would have made him champion. 3 stewards took that decision against lots of colleagues refusing it. No legal basis. McLaren and Hamilton were so dirty in 2007 because they couldn't stop Alonso in a fair way.

Hopefully still dont want him

Hamilton started dirty tactics not respecting Alonso's extra lap. Then Alonso did what we all know and recieved the most unfair penalty in F1 history which made him lose the points that would have made him champion. 3 stewards took that decision against lots of colleagues refusing it. No legal basis. McLaren and Hamilton were so dirty in 2007 because they couldn't stop Alonso in a fair way.

How to show you know nothing about f1 in one sentence

Many teams didn't want him XDDDDDD How stupid can you be to say that He then went to Ferrari and McLaren again, what else would would you want?

💀💀like Red Bull wanted him every time they had chance

That was spygate which wasn’t down to the drivers

Hamilton started dirty tactics not respecting Alonso's extra lap. Then Alonso did what we all know and recieved the most unfair penalty in F1 history which made him lose the points that would have made him champion. 3 stewards took that decision against lots of colleagues refusing it. No legal basis. McLaren and Hamilton were so dirty in 2007 because they couldn't stop Alonso in a fair way.

Fuck Mclaren, he didnt wanted to continue with them, they throw away drivers WC and Constructors Wc because of the briish rookie, and spying on other teams, go get a grip,

Karma !

@@realitychecks2920 @nippymoto Hamilton started dirty tactics not respecting Alonso's extra lap. Then Alonso did what we all know and recieved the most unfair penalty in F1 history which made him lose the points that would have made him champion. 3 stewards took that decision against lots of colleagues refusing it. No legal basis. McLaren and Hamilton were so dirty in 2007 because they couldn't stop Alonso in a fair way.

Alonso didnt drive a Mercedes. Nuff said

Edgie Braahhh You're missing the point. Alonso had the opportunity to win 2 titles with McLaren from 2007-2008 straight after winning his 2 titles with Renault. He literally joined McLaren at the perfect time to become a 4xWDC but Hamilton walked into Alonso's life and destroyed his career before becoming the McLaren world champ in 2008 that Alonso failed to be. Alonso also had 2 chances at title glory with Ferrari and failed there as well, hilariously by getting outperformed in the 2010 title decider by Vitali Petrov of all people.

@@MT-pv2rf I doubt that dude will take your points on board. He thinks that Fernando failed to add to his titles purely because he wasn't driving a merc lol. The funny thing is that even if that were true it would still be Alonsos own fault as after showing us how toxic he can be towards the ambitions of the whole team in the season featured here he painted himself into a corner where Ferrari were his only chance of joining a relatively competitive package. No other team wanted to touch him after '07 when they realised how dysfunctional Fernando could be when he feels he has a a grievance that justifies it.

Enjoy the hollowness. One-time champion how many years before driving a dominate car?

@@thatsawrap5235 and dominating driver in a dominating car = 6 going on 7 world titles, the best!!!

I'd be pissed off if a rookie decided to go against team orders and fuck me too. Not saying it was the best way but Hamilton's tactics meant Alonso would not get the chance to qualify last - it was Alonso's week to do so. All Alonso did was right Hamilton's wrong and he got fucked for it. All you guys show by commenting on Alonso's actions alone, and not including the context of Hamilton's initial weasel-move, is that you know fuck-all about F1.

@@bighimey He was the experienced driver and should have been more matured about it. Disobeying team orders and blocking someone are two different things. Deep down Alonso knows that is the moment his career started to go downhill. Reigning World Champion acting like a spoilt brat.

Fay-yaaz Ahmed Deep down, ur an idiot. A case can easily be made that his best seasons were 2010 or 2012.

It's like everyone forgot that the best drivers ever did the exact same thing all the time. Senna and Schumacher were notorious for it. Shumacher even stooped as low as to hold up the team bathrooms when Kimi was on the team. Psychological mind games are what makes champions, legendary.

@@bighimeyAh yes, the seasoned reigning world champion having to resort to petty revenge tactics against the rookie in his rookie season, how dare we talk about that, it must mean we don’t know F1. Never would’ve been an issue if the reigning world champion could just outright beat the rookie though would it? Then again we see now why Lewis won 6 more and Alonso has been a midfield driver for the last 10 years.

Hamilton was blocking him on the track too, so he went for a evil revenge on the pit

They put medium used tyres on alonso's car even if It was Q3!!!

Hamilton started dirty tactics not respecting Alonso's extra lap. Then Alonso did what we all know and recieved the most unfair penalty in F1 history which made him lose the points that would have made him champion. 3 stewards took that decision against lots of colleagues refusing it. No legal basis. McLaren and Hamilton were so dirty in 2007 because they couldn't stop Alonso in a fair way.

PRO kuZi Alonso had a good year in 2012 but in 2010 he made the most mistakes of all the title contenders. Its actually amazing how many people don't even know this. It is 100% propaganda that Alonso was flawless in 2010. He wasn't at all. Far too many mistakes.

@@MT-pv2rf making mistakes is part of the game and its ok if he made them on his own. i do not question what you said. then it's even more remarkable that he was a championship contender till the end. but here he was just playing unfair and that's why i'm glad he didn't win in 2007. in 2010 and 2012 the red bull was by far the best car on the grid so it would have been nice if he had been able to take one championship away from them.

Karma

Hamilton started dirty tactics not respecting Alonso's extra lap. Then Alonso did what we all know and recieved the most unfair penalty in F1 history which made him lose the points that would have made him champion. 3 stewards took that decision against lots of colleagues refusing it. No legal basis. McLaren and Hamilton were so dirty in 2007 because they couldn't stop Alonso in a fair way.

​@@amendiluze Totally agree!!!!

​​@@amendiluzeou can't say it stopped Alonso winning the title because that is pure nonsense, the race start would've been completely different, so you don't know that he wouldn't have crashed in turn 1 if he started from a different position. You're never in a position to know what would have happened. But I agree in 07 McLaren politics was "complicated".

@@Phoenix1664 at Hungary with 2007 cars, without DRS. With the dirty air. Only a reliability issue or a Grosjean type start would've stopped Alonso from winning.

Hamilton started dirty tactics not respecting Alonso's extra lap. Then Alonso did what we all know and recieved the most unfair penalty in F1 history which made him lose the points that would have made him champion. 3 stewards took that decision against lots of colleagues refusing it. No legal basis. McLaren and Hamilton were so dirty in 2007 because they couldn't stop Alonso in a fair way.

a emputar de nuevo al buen Dennis hahaha

nope 2010-2013 alonso destroyed hamilton in a slower car, in 2007 mclaren were sabotaging alonso lol

Vettel beat the literal shit out of the entire field from 2010-2013. Undisputed champ.

Ham: 7 time world champion vs Alo: 2 times world champion dy chance and 2007 season same points with a rookie

Frenando Alonso lmfao