FERRARI'S PIT STOP COMMITTEE! The Story of the 1999 European Grand Prix

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"Don't have a committee meeting about it, pop it on and send him out there!" said Martin Brundle as Ferrari faffed about looking for a tyre that had gone missing for Eddie Irvine's pit stop.
Was it part of that conspiracy that they were shafting him for Michael because they couldn't have Eddie winning a title before him? Up for you to decide. But it was part of the many things that made this race what it was. McLaren dropped the ball, Ferrari dropped the ball, everyone else crashed and Stewart GP finally won a race after three years.
So what happened that day? Hope you can keep up, because EVERYTHING did!
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@AidanMillward 12 дней назад

Happy Lewis won at the weekend? The Silverstone/LH Collection is on the F1 store if you too are hashtag blessed. Link in description. The 30% off offer is still on I think. Terms and conditions apply and stuff.

@simontravers2715 12 дней назад

On a personal level on his part that had to be LH44’s best ever win!

@eamonahern7495 12 дней назад

I don't remember if you covered the French grand prix of that year in a video, but, it'd be interesting to look into something I heard about that race. This video about a gp being affected by weather reminded me that I heard Jordan had a guy out in a field a mile (or a few miles?) away from the magny cours circuit for the French gp in the direction the weather usually came from and that's how they were able to make the calls that lead to frentzen's win.

@simontravers2715 12 дней назад

Oh my god you’d never see that today! Laptops wouldn’t allow good old 90s human nature strategies

@vicbitter2142 12 дней назад

Please forgive my memory, Stewart racing was taken over by Ford and renamed Jaaag, and around the time of the GFC, was sold Red Bull for a single $ I'm not sure how Red Bull got on with their acustion, but I believe they may have won a race or two

@AidanMillward 12 дней назад

@@vicbitter2142 global financial crisis was 2008, four years after Ford sold it.

@andrewpillinger3 12 дней назад

Murray's commentary during that Irvine stop always made me laugh "Oh, I thought we had one when the rain started, well this is ludicrous, this has blown it for Irvine, blown it for Ferrari, I don't know what's happened, but there was a major mal-misorganisation problem there".

@magrogrem9234 12 дней назад

Some might call it the great ferrari masterplan

@JohnSmithShields 12 дней назад

Sums his whole career up nicely.

@mikehipperson 12 дней назад

Ferrari have carried this philosophy onto current times!

@MrSaywutnow 12 дней назад

There are three ways of doing things in F1 - the right way, the wrong way, and the Ferrari way.

@CrossFireGrip 12 дней назад

@@MrSaywutnowIsn't that the wrong way ...

@MrSaywutnow 12 дней назад

Brundle and Walker were such a great combination. I'd rate Irvine's pit stop as being more entertaining in terms of commentary than "You hit the wrong part of him, my friend."

@theF1oracle 12 дней назад

Please give us a Martin Brundle video ! (I know it will require alot of research but I think it will be well worth it) Most people only know him as a commentator, but his story is so layered. He went toe to toe with Senna in the lower formula's, won a le mans24, a daytona24, suffered atlease 4 crashes that he had no business walking away from & slipped seamlessly into the commentary box beside the legend that is....Murray Walker

@laurenmp7486 10 дней назад

He also raced in IROC, where he won a race and finished 3rd overall, the highest ever finish for a European driver..

@theF1oracle 10 дней назад

@laurenmp7486 Throw in he's been involved in F1 since 1984, lost a podium when tyrrell we're DQ'ed for the dodgy fuel & was teammates with 'the michael', Mika & Bellof....to name literally 3 lol

@y00t00b3r 10 дней назад

Brundle deserves an entire series of videos. His story is fascinating.

@King_Goat_JJ 12 дней назад

I was just a little kid when this race happened. The drama of 1999 blew my mind. This race is the pinnacle of the 1999 season. Calling it now Logan Sargent podium IF we get a race that’s got several weather changes & is completely chaotic

@extragoogleaccount6061 12 дней назад

This race was insane, it seemed drivers that never podium-ed or teams that never had the opportunity to score points were bombing out of those spots left and right.

@merboberbo 12 дней назад

The Finnish commentator was convinced Badoer had cramps and therefore could not finish the race. He thought Badoer was stretching his leg as he actually was sobbing beside his car 😂

@BRMdrivingschool 12 дней назад

if you were to look back at the timing back then Badoer had a one minute pitstop when the rain came. Had not had that problem he would’ve been in a legitimate 2nd place. It is one of the most missed and underrated drives someone ever had

@mikesummers-smith4091 12 дней назад

Early 90s Ferrari pitstops were like the Keystone Kops. Then Schumacher arrived, and must have said something. Irvine's stop was a last hurrah of that era. The funniest bit was when the fourth wheel finally arrived, and the right rear crew started arguing about it. I also remember Stewart in floods after the chequered flag, and who can blame him?

@JoseManuelLegardaGalarza 12 дней назад

99 if you weren't cheating, you were Minardi.

@AidanMillward 12 дней назад

Only cos they couldn’t afford to. 💁🏻‍♂️

@gerarduspoppel2831 12 дней назад

That is why everybody loved Minardi.

@hippyjason 11 дней назад

Back then, Minardi was _everybody's_ 2nd favorite team.

@eamonahern7495 12 дней назад

Back in the days when Ireland's national broadcaster RTE used to cover the races live with Peter Collins (no not the f1 driver from the 1950s) on commentary accompanied by David Kennedy (a former f1 driver who was involved with the Mazda team the time the 787B won le Mans) and I used to watch religiously every Sunday that it was on. I was a huge Jordan fan and was bitterly disappointed that day. But it was one of the best post race top 3 press conferences because all three drivers were not regularly on the podium so their enthusiasm was genuine and we got none of the same ol' same ol' from the guys that were used to being there.

@TL98 12 дней назад

the italian commentary of this race is a jinx-fest worth watching

@simontravers2715 12 дней назад

Hearing that about Herbert & Anderson’s weather reading tactics makes me think it’s moments like that that made the old days of F1 better, less tech assistance & more initiative & instincts. Plus louder engines & Murray Walker!

@T.E.S.S. 12 дней назад

nah, you were just younger

@nojoojuu 12 дней назад

Next outsider to win; Hulkenberg. I hope. Would be amazing!

@TheSnaveeelPlaysGames 12 дней назад

Such a massively underrated driver!

@patrickcrean7813 12 дней назад

If only Irvine had managed to catch Gene at the end. He’d have won the 99 championship.

@charleshulsey3103 12 дней назад

98 was a weird time. I was 12, just discovered F1 and European motorsports in general ( thank you cable TV). I was immediately a fan of Ferrari and the Michael. I was probably the only person in my town that watched F1, btcc, wrc, etc. 😅

@gr0bbelaar 9 дней назад

BTCC from 1992-1999 will never be beat in terms of racing quality and on/off-track action. Best there ever was.

@MichaelBrandon-cp8jq 12 дней назад

This race is my favourite to this day, and one of the first I watched. I remember that night I used the recorder on my stereo to make a recorded cassette of my thoughts and commentary after the race and then I played it for my Mum and sister the morning after, before school that day. This also seemed like a last hurrah for those privateer teams, in a way. Stewart turned into Jaguar and had a miserable 2000, and Prost's was even worse. Jordan also never really troubled the front of the grid again. Minardi would have one last mega triumph with Webber into Australia 2002 but otherwise trucked on for a few more years.

@reptongeek 12 дней назад

1:25 And sometimes struggle to make the start like Andrea Montermini in Monaco 12:36 That was my favourite Martin quote until this gem from Canada 2011; 'We are on Lap 25 out of 70, which should be finished by next Wednesday if we're lucky' 16:35 I was devastated for Badoer too. That retirement was up there with Damon losing at Hungary two years earlier Next outsider to win a GP. Can you imagine the scenes if it was Nico Hulkenberg

@JohnSmithShields 12 дней назад

I remember watching Herbert reacting to his win, and describing watching a big black cloud over the pit straight.

@kristopherjohnston2216 12 дней назад

Rubens “ I saw a completely different sky then Johnny did “

@jargo101 12 дней назад

That season had some great races. Magny Cour was great too. I remember being so happy for Johnny

@stephenbrown4211 12 дней назад

Working for a motorsport company involved with SR at the time, I remember the Boss brought in a cake and Champagne for us to celebrate the win. Never got that again as Stewart became Jag😢

@jacekatalakis8316 12 дней назад

Man, Herbert's firwst and last wins were dramatic and full of heartbreak to varying degrees

@JohnSmithShields 12 дней назад

His whole racing career is like that. A retrospective would be entertaining, apart from the Brands Hatch crash. How he can still walk is a miracle.

@jacekatalakis8316 12 дней назад

@@JohnSmithShields Went back and checked, I thought he won more races but no, just three but yes I too would like a career retrospective on Johnny though, he always came across as a, well, Johnny the lad behind the wheel and then behind the mic. I forgot where he ended up in 2024 though. Last hurrah for him I remember was his plans for Indy in 2001 or 2002 that didn't pan out though.

@CyanRooper 12 дней назад

Fun fact: this race is almost 2 months older than Lando Norris (race happened on the 26th of September 1999 while Norris was born on the 13th of November 1999). Yes, you are old.

@JohnSmithShields 12 дней назад

I am sat with fingers in ears ignoring this comment.

@theF1oracle 12 дней назад

A blue paper towel on the back of a clipboard ! God, I miss the days when teams have to use such low-tech solutions 😂

@kevinprior3549 12 дней назад

How about a video about the confusion after the Malaysian GP in 1999. Irvine winning it, then losing it, then winning it again.

@AidanMillward 12 дней назад

@@kevinprior3549 already did it

@kristopherjohnston2216 12 дней назад

One of my all time favourite Grand Prix. So many heroes, so much heart ache. Luca Badoer so close to scoring good points for Minardi. They really punched above their weight. The guys at Minardi did a hell of a lot with what little they had.

@moreheff 12 дней назад

I remember that race as well. Well, I was almost 30 at the time!! LOL So pleased for JH I was dancing around the living room for joy :-)

@y_fam_goeglyd 12 дней назад

This was the race I went through a load of tissues. Starting with Badoer, ending with the podium. I don't usually cry at races but that one really got to me. 😢

@tjitse3916 12 дней назад

The first race I watched F1…..what a start that was. 😂 Been following ever since.

@Moray2023 12 дней назад

Could you covwr Dieselgates impact on F1? I remember VW seemingly were going to buy Red Bull or something

@andyparker2119 12 дней назад

I can remember this, Murray made the occasion even better with how he commentated! What a win for Herbert! Also the win for Hamilton at the weekend was emotional...and good for F1......6th different winner this year 👏🏻 👍🏻

@timmyb7734 12 дней назад

I think most people are still wanting Alonso and Aston to taste victory again one last time.

@theF1oracle 12 дней назад

I'm glad you mentioned Salo getting his front wing changed, take makes Ferrari running around like headless chicken abit more understandable

@cyberfutur5000 12 дней назад

That's probably my favorite race and maybe the one I've watched the most. It comforts me when hungover or sick. ^^ There I was thinking Silverstone was a good race (wich it was) but it kinda was just the budget version of Europe 99.

@davepoul8483 12 дней назад

It was the only GP I have every been to... Brilliant day. Just me and my dad in an old 325 BMW from brussels to Nurburg... the best bit.. ??? walking bat to the car surounded by German flags and listening to the British Nationl anthem.... :) Nice one Jonny...

@JohnSmithShields 12 дней назад

The commentary on Badoer's retirement was proper harsh.

@MsZeeZed 12 дней назад

For Cosworth was Andy Cowell in his first lead role in building an F1 engine. He was poached by BMW, returned to Cosworth (Jordan won a race with that one) before moving to Ilmor and then the Mercedes legend was born. So my money is on Aston-Honda as the next “surprise” winner 😈

@wabba67 11 дней назад

One of my favourite F1 races ever. It simply had everything.

@ADxWales81 11 дней назад

There will never be an F1 weekend like this ever again, no matter how hard modern F1 try...

@ChrisHopkinsBass 12 дней назад

That Ferrari pit stop was my highlight of the 99 season.

@Stephen._.Chapman 12 дней назад

Where are these models coming from? The Stewart, the Sauber and the Minardi too, they're all the Ferrari F399 (or F1 2022, I really can't decide) just re-skinned.

@MouseEvil 12 дней назад

Can you please do a JPM career video?❤

@officialmcdeath 12 дней назад

Just the Juan? \m/

@ivertranes2516 12 дней назад

You should do an episode about Herbert's Brands Hatch crash.

@TonySpike 12 дней назад

I think i remember Herbert saying something similar in that book he did with Damon He said he was taking note of the black clouds over in the direction of Spa as he went round the circuit and watching them slowly blow over into Germany Pretty clever

@sjsgames1234 12 дней назад

Ive always wanted to do this: First like and comment, lets goo. Edit after watching. Great video and love the content. And about the question at the end of the video: i honsetly think it could be a team like Haas that pulls something out of the bag in a rain filled sprint or something like that.

@BarbaricAvatar 5 дней назад

Regarding the Start Light procedure hacking/cheating/whatever: I'm fairly sure it was mentioned in F1 Racing magazine. That doesn't say one way or the other whether it's true or not, but my understanding was that the teams were intercepting the signal from the startline box. This was occasionally operated by a celebrity and just involved pressing a button to activate the randomiser which then transmitted the pause-time to the gantry, as well as starting the lighting procedure. And it was this signal that the teams were monitoring and then turning into an instruction via either the steering wheel or the radio, a fraction of a second after the appropriate time allowing them to get perfect starts. I've probably still got the appropriate magazine somewhere. I'll upload it if I find it.

@dylanzrim3635 12 дней назад

oscar should have boxed 2 laps earlier, being on lando's diffuser was valuable track position. 12:17

@The_Dude99 8 дней назад

Most likely the lights failed in some way, they've done so quite a few times at that circuit.

@JSmith19858 12 дней назад

Nah. Ferrari are perfectly capable of snatching defeat from the jaws of victory, as they have done many times in history. Even to them a title win is a title win no matter who is driving

@gordonwallin2368 12 дней назад

Yes, I'm very happy for Sir Lewis. Cheers from the Pacific West coast of Canada.

@mjk06 12 дней назад

In my opinion........Ferrari were NEVER going to allow Eddie to win the Drivers Title before Michael. Even with Michael injured for a while. Imagine signing Schumi to be the man and Eddie wins it before him.

@MsZeeZed 12 дней назад

Wasn’t just the prize money for a position finish. At the time Bernie had a pot of money he used to refund all the international freight costs for all the teams. To access it the team had to score a WCC point. This could be worth more than the difference in championship finishing positions in itself. For a back marker a point might represent your only chance to race in Japan or other late season flyaways. You do well in those you might look more appealing to a team with a bit more resource.

@ibex485 12 дней назад

There seems to be something to the 'audible start aid' thing, David Coulthard has referred in the past to having had something in his ear to help with timing the start when he was at McLaren. But the whole Nurburgring '99 radio intercept story seemed to just pop up out of nowhere a few years back, with nothing to back it up. Cars stalling & being out of position is the more likely explaination. It's what people watching the race at the time assumed. Aborted starts were not unusual back then, that one just happened to be a bit comical to watch.

@caincha 12 дней назад

As a racing aficionado it was great but as a Brazilian it felt disappointing cause Barrichello was doing a much better job overall for the team and we thought that he deserved that win which would be his first in F1. Oh and in Brasil we were sold on the idea that Ferrari didn't want anyone ither than Schumacher as their champion. Which is indeed ludicrous as they were without a title for over 20 years. Plus as I remember they did gave Schumacher the order to let Irvine win as Irvine was in a much better place in the championship (writing from memory, not 100% sure on this)

@sirlance_35 12 дней назад

Before the bots come Can you please, do a Johnny Herbert career video? 🙌

@kevinprior3549 12 дней назад

One of my favourite races of all time! When you think about... it was Red Bull's 1st win in F1, only it was Stewart.

@mrgobrien 12 дней назад

i think this is the explanation but say if i am wrong; irvine was on slicks, it started to rain, he was brought in to the pits (ferrari confusion then over salo seconds earlier), irvine was then fitted with more slicks at the very last minute (so why brought in due to rain when already on slicks?) - i think that confused the ferrari mechanic who wouldn't fit the tyre on (he was handed a slick when a driver had just been brought in due to rain) - he was querying it and wasn't up to date with the over rule decision to fits more slicks - i think it had stopped raining just as irvine came in.

@friggincanvee 12 дней назад

Thanks for being one of the few Brits to pronounce it "six-th" and not "sick-th".

@aoife1122 12 дней назад

FIA, bring back "reliability issues", pretty puuuhlease. I mean, watching Mumtalakat Racing going full on Ferrari on strategy is fun and all... but you can't beat the aul' mechanical roulette. ;)

@GaryWagers 12 дней назад

"Who's going to be the next outsider to win a grand prix?" I'm not sure anyone technically counts as an 'outsider' anymore, so... Andretti in '28? Alternatively, V-Carb RB, since they've already managed it three(?) times in the last decade and a half. Any other surprise winners are basically old giants rediscovering their form for a weekend (though I suppose the McLaren win could be considered an outside chance with it being so long since they were properly relevant).

@gregmcfadden8505 12 дней назад

No matter what happened that day im sure Stewart's team partied like it was 1999..... Aahhhhh had to say it

@BekaJadexoxo 10 дней назад

I remember false starts when I was in competitive swimming, all of us would go if one did

@Redlineshadow29 12 дней назад

Next winner/podium seater: between Nico Hulkenberg & Oscar Piastri

@caphowdy666 12 дней назад

The next outsider to win a Grand Prix? That's always gonna be a tricky one to predict. Look at Vettel, Gasly, Ocon and Perez when they all got their first wins. Who would have predicted them? If you are gonna look at the current grid, I can see a few options but it really is gonna come down to crazy situations like pretty much each of those I named. Albon in the Williams I think would be most peoples preferred choice.

@terminateshere 12 дней назад

Looking at Silverstone last week and it's clear the big teams are more 'on the ball' with changeable conditions now due to all the data - one iffy lap costs them positions (hello, Oscar) but not enough to allow a smaller team to win at their expense. Ocon's win in 2021 was more thanks to the startline shunt at the beginning and Merc making their big mistake right at the (second) start. The Big 4 teams are able to pull more than a pitstop over the remainder to minimise damage from poor weather calls. I'm sure Haas celebrated Nico's 6th place but he wasn't getting close to anything more than that.

@erraticc6631 12 дней назад

2:46 Ive been following his channel for years now but I dont know why he sometimes calls Schumacher "the Michael." What is he referencing?

@coaty79 6 дней назад

Sir Lance Stroll next to win and i only want to see it to see what some of the you tubers videos would be like

@CookRacingUK 12 дней назад

Re the last point, it's a shame with racing so close that Liberty are so insistent on only 10 teams. (Because it's all about the money, not the sport). A few more teams fighting as minnows, hey even bring back pre qualifying. Lets be honest would it be the same as back then, if Williams won the next GP? Or Alpine? Would anybody really care that much? I miss the real minnows.

@ayrshiresoundman 12 дней назад

Wee Jackie Got Soaked in Champagne on the podium.

@MattGP01 12 дней назад

The conspiracy theory sounds a lot like what Q would tell Bond ahead of a mission. Plausible... but not realistic.

@greglechowski5030 12 дней назад

Those great privateer days will never happen again without a total shift in the thinking and handling of F1. It’s a private and very privileged club that will stay that way.