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Kinda sucks that Tommo and Niran clearly don’t read (or don’t care about) the feedback this channel has been getting. Production is great and the guests are awesome, but please stay true to yourself and stop clickbaiting your audience..
With the level of production gone into this I have no doubt this is owned by a bigger media company that has admins and marketing teams titling, uploading and developing the entire series, Tommo and Nieran are just the face of this company's venture. This probably also explains why they aren't putting the entire podcast on RU-vid cause they might have exclusivity contracts with podcast networks to not have the full podcast on RU-vid to leverage a higher broadcast purchase.
Max reminds me so much of Marc Marquez in MotoGP. From the statement about always turning up in FP1 and pushing the boundaries to having to almost dial back the talent. The fact that only Max seems to be able to drive the RB and only Marc can ride the Honda is almost uncanny. Fingers crossed Marc can get fit again because they both have potential to break every possible record…
The difference is #93 has faced a champion being his teammate and next year he is going to face another champion Mir. Max is yet to face another champion. His highest teammate benchmark to date is Danny Ric 2016-2018.
@@madjayax731 Agreed, although Lorenzo was well past his best by the time he went to Honda in my opinion. If he’s back at full (real) fitness, I don’t think Mir will be much of a challenge either…
@@califortae Marc incident with Fabio was racing incident. His incident with Taka was his mistake. He cut left to right in the straight. He should know when it is an opening lap all lines are full with bikes not just racing lines.
Great channel and aesthetic but you gotta chill with the titles, it just brings everything down a bit by dipping into that constant clickbaity territory that most low quality channels use. Everything else is top notch tho imo.
Like Christian Horner said, it's easier to fix a fast, unreliable car, than make a slow, reliable car go faster. Max is a fast car; its easier to rein him back in, fix his mistakes and aggressions, than it is to make a naturally cautious, slower driver go really fast. It's why Max is faster than most of his teammates, why he can make mistakes/have problems a whole weekend then turn up on race day and win, why he's developed from 2015-17 to now. He was very fortunate to have a team that saw that raw potential in him, and waited out his puppy stage. (interestingly, the same can be applied to the whole understeer/oversteer spectrum. An oversteering car always has the capacity to go faster than an understeering one, if put in the right hands. In the wrong hands, it can be disastrous)
It's funny that he mentions Jeddah with the understeer that Checo loves. Max is stil the one that won that race. And I think that shows exactly what sets Max apart: his ability to adept to a car that's not to his liking and to situations that are tricky. It just confirms that Max is a step above Checo and his other team mates.
@@elianioriofarrell ok, but then why was Max still so confident fighting with Charles in that Race? That’s Max’s Ability to Drive a Car that isn’t comfortable to Drive for him…
That affects qualifying more than the race. Max always was faster in the race, also in monaco. But in qualifying he missed a bit of confidence in the car that perez had
@@elianioriofarrell Checo most likely would've ended up behind Max (and Charles) anyway. See article bij F1 called "DATA DEEP DIVE: Did Perez have the pace to win the Saudi Arabian GP without the Safety Car intervention?" I was actually aiming my comment more towards the entirety of the first few months of the season when the car was a lot more to Checo's liking. Max was still the one outpacing Checo most of the time even though the car had way too much understeer for him. It's pretty simple: Max driving a car not to his liking: still winning races, Checo driving a car not to his liking: falls back dramatically.
Max is that Guy! Like even when people are like well Ricciardo beated him in the beginning.....I am like what did you expect? Ricciardo was already a seasoned f1 driver at a team he knew really well. And it was not like Ricciardo schooled him, Max was from the get go almost just as fast, Imagine....that young, he was 18 competing against a seasoned Ric! Obviously he was less experienced and therefore less complete....And I mean eventually he was clearly better than Ricciardo and he was still growing. Now he is just an animal, I bet you that Ricciardo doesn't have a chance whatsoever in the same machinery these days. And it's not like Max is slightly better than his teammates, he literally embarrass them so much we start to question their talent.... I mean Gasly, Albon and Perez also have different driving styles respectively, so this argument that it's only because the car is more developed for Max, I dunno....It's a factor but Max is just a significant better driver than them, let's face it.
Got that right, Marko wouldn't just put any young guy in a car if he didn't see anything in him. He basically had one year of experience in single seaters (F3) and then went straight to the pinnacle. Only took him just about three years to polish off his rough edges. Leclerc had longer and with four or five years in F1 still makes mistakes. Lauda hailed Max as a talent that only shows up once a century, he was right on that one.
Max's Practice session story reminded me of Stevie Ray Vaughn practice sessions. I remember someone mentioning whenever they saw SRV practice it looked like he was playing at a concert.
Talking about Max giving it all at Free Practice 1, that is what Jos taught him. Jos mandated Max would give everything he had every first time he went on track the first lap of an event. New track, getting familiar with it first? NO F-ing way, Jos would allow for it!
In the Dutch docu Max said his father taught him that a really good driver should be able to drive any car on any circuit close to its limit immediately .
Very nice interview guys! i m a motorsport fan F1 included. 4sure. i have lack on having a fan favorite.. but Max this season.. i really like what s he s adding to F1.. the 1st "extra" year is paying of in great racing indeed. the others have no answer 4 his drive until now
Indeed, these podcasts are really nice, but the titles put me off. This is because there are many f1 yt channels which have a lot of clickbait titles and then disappoint with the actual content. I had to block recommendations for some of those channels because they kept showing up in my feed.
@@flopre9213 Had Ricciairdo ever had the feeling he would be able to beat Max over a season going forward, even if only for a minute, he would NEVER have left Red Bull.
To everyone thinking Tommo and Nieran are hungry view hunters and have sold out or don't care about our feedback, with the level of production gone into this I have no doubt this is owned by a bigger media company that has admins and marketing teams titling, uploading and developing the entire series, Tommo and Nieran are just the face of this company's venture. This probably also explains why they aren't putting the entire podcast on RU-vid cause they might have exclusivity contracts with podcast networks to not have the full podcast on RU-vid to leverage a higher broadcast purchase.
@@endthisnonsense7202 They had options to get much better. George was available before, so was Charles. Both these guys had stellar junior careers. His teammates don’t drive at the level of those guys. I understand why RB does this though, I’m just saying it’s not hard to figure out why Max beats his teammates.
@@shauna3865 RBR had no chance to get those talents: Leclerc and Russell had theire contracts with Ferrari and Mercedes. If a team has such an extraordinary talent, they will make sure not to let them leave to an opponent.
@@lisetteradsma9052 Honestly, I think if RB wanted to hustle and get those guys, it was possible, just like they did with Max. But possibly they just knew they didn’t need those guys because they had Max. And we know RB doesn’t like to have two top drivers on their squad at the same time. But yea, I see what you’re saying. 👍🏽
@@shauna3865 No they did NOT have options to get better. They could have chosen different drivers to be on the receiving end of the "too far behind Max" complaints.
oh now we act like ricciardo did not cruhed max verstappen TWİCE. his teammates are the worst around the grid compared to any other drivers that are considered as greats.
