Kimi Raikkonen: The Story So Far | Rise of the Rookie presented by Aramco 

I can also hear Daniel say the same thing 😂😂

@@MokshaaSharma but in a completely different way 😂

@@Ronsi13 Dani and Kimi are polar opposites in the best ways! 🤣

Well it was Kimi after all

Kimi and Mika in conversation- "You drive fast." "Yes." "Me too." "...maybe."

Leave me alone I know what to do

Bwoah

Drink to survive :-)

@@libks drink to race in f1

Its like hobby for me...

2006

Mates was Dudedons

"Kimi Raikkonen has gone out of the paddock and went to his boat which has a splendid name: One More Toy"

✔✔✔

his mates from Finland

So underrated

hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha!

Genius! 😂

funny how I can hear the voice by reading

Looooooooooooooooool

not yet! :)

Ah Yes, the person who walked the least amount of steps in his life now has walked the near most

Ah yes my name is Jamal and every 60 seconds in Africa a minute passes

Yes, that's exactly what they said in the video .... very original to point that out ....

Grosjean probably has more accidents than Kimi in his entire career.

Man, that was an awesome race. In germany the start was at 5 or 6 am but it was worth it.

@@tk1353 das weiß ich gar nicht mehr, hat sich aber auf jeden Fall gelohnt

The best gp of all time better than any Monte Carlo or any race ever

“... Kimi, you’re the president...” Kimi: “yes yes yes yes, I’m doing all the time, you dont have to remind every 10 seconds”

Same here.....

If everyone could do a analysis without the unlucky problems in qualifying and races I'm sure it would be a different story.

Cost him two titles for sure. 03 and 05 I believe

@@richboy900 2005 for sure the McLaren was the fastest car but unreliable asf

And hamilton's ;)

@@richboy900 Agree.

He never gets old and never got his drincc ;(

"Kimi you started 20th on the grid and won the race! How do you feel" Kimi: "It was nice to do some overtaking."

BWOAH

Kimi after that be like "I NEED WATER" His engineer: "No kimi you will not have the drink"

I withdraw my like to keep it at 69

@@Rahul-kz5fi lol 🤣🙈

it was nice to drive the car around the track

You can add most loved driver also..

Gloves!!! Give me gloves!! Come on.

@@BobbyDazzler888 Steering wheel! Bruh!

@@KaltnerD i have the drink

Not yet. Next race

actually they couldn't even afford to pay him. he got only 16mn something and he asked them to keep it because the company would go bankrupt and people would have lost their jobs otherwise. so yeah he was "kind" enough to let go of 3mn USD just like that :P can't say he is cold hearted always, it's just that he doesn't show it like others. :D

That's just insane!

@@dneth19 he is not cold hearted, he is man with few words that are straight to the point and prefer actions over words, just like most Finns

@@dneth19 This is the most underrated comment I have ever read if true! Bwoah

@@KoteDarasuum *most introverts

Yeah I agree. It's sport, luck has a small part to play, but in Kimi's case I remember just being so gutted at nearly every race seeing his car blow up or he get taken out by someone. He seriously was the unluckiest driver.

I mean his 2003 season was lost just becasue of 1 race where his engine blew up when he was leading. He had 2 more retirements than Schumacher, had he finnished only 1 of those he would almost certainly have been champion. And 2005... well where do you start really? It's seriously amazing how bad his reliability was in 2005 and that he even managed to keep his spirits up to fight for the title. But when that car worked... man did it work, i might even say it's my favorite Formula 1 car ever.

03 and 05 should have been his. Apparently one of the engineers said back then, Kimi was never one to nurse a car, he would always push to the limit. It was all or nothing

_Alonso & Vandoorne have entered the chat?_

@@lzh4950 yeah but they weren't going to fight for a title even if the honda engine didn't blow up every five seconds. Sure they were unlucky but it isn't on the same scale as loosing a title because your car didn't work.

So I don't need to do it if I don't want to

and indeed you are just about second, exactly like kimi 🤣💔

i thought kimi would crash while leading a race, as usual as Antonio said in a video 😂

@@febriandhani4859 Don't say "crash while leading a race", you might make Seb depressed

Yaruh oof *German 2018 flashback*

In the 00's was considered "very young" if you debuted at 22 or 23. Alonso did it with 21 and was right away taken back as a test driver. When Schumacher begun it was about 24-25 that was considered "very young". Same goes for Verstappen, the FIA thought 19 to be "very young" and Verstappen debuted at 17 if I'm not mistaken. The problem is that, at 23 or 25, you're already a man. At 21 you're kind of, depends on the person and level maturity, but at 19 and younger? You're a kid. Max's debuted so young that the FIA had to implement a rule to prevent it happening in the future. If not what else would we be seeing? 12 year old kids by 2030? Or just plain 7 year olds by 2060? Jokes apart, we won't be seeing anyone younger than 18 thanks to the rules.

+ Kimi drove against Max' dad which is pretty dope

@@DimitriMoreira Alonso was 19 I think, but he had more experience with Formulas.

When Button debuted aged twenty, they said it was too soon.

Reminds me of a Kimi quote - "Come on, get that McLaren out of the way."

I doubt there is a single driver out there who isn’t passionate about F1.

WHAT FOR???

@@akiv33401 xD

And the blanket..

Watch Spa 2004. The memes don't even touch his insane driving ability.

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