The Greatest Podium In F1 History | European Grand Prix 2012 

That mean Raikkonen better than Hakkinen?

@@MACYNET323 your saying Kimi and Mikka is better then #77..... Valteri

@@curtishunter926 Who is for you greatest Finnish Driver?

Mika H is the best Finnish driver.

@@MACYNET323 yes

The more modern equivalent would be a VER-VET-HAM podium before Vettel retired.

Or VER HAM ALO

When Kimi smiles you know its good one

The greatest podium for me is the 1993 Spanish Grand Prix: Prost, Senna, Schumacher.

@@roowkeit’s not the same thing

"Fernando is faster than you" - yes, yes he was!

My man always pulls like goku😆😆😆...out of nowhere ass pull with that shitbox make it looks easy

@@md.shaonprinceshuvo5412 we are enjoying broo 5 podiums

He took a red truck to within a whisker of a championship. Unreal season of sheer graft

Holy..! I remember this!!!!!

Honestly Ferrari will never won a WDC again if they Don't found someone as good as Alonso bcz there always make trash of a car 😆😆

Massa was one of the worst drivers at the grid at the time. Even so, if he didn’t get damage from others in Malaysia and Valencia, he would’ve gotten 2 top 5 finishes. That car has the pace in some races despite people saying that car is a tractor. Because the field was incredibly tight, 0.5sec often meant 10+place difference, which allowed Alonso to seemingly perform far better than it was normally possible if the field was equivalent to the hybrid era. Context is important

@@md.shaonprinceshuvo5412 Not always, some of their 2000-2004 cars were one of the most dominant ever.

Ferrari never went to the final round of the season witha title chance after 2012, after that race ferrari was sitting 4th in constructors with alonso sitting p1 in driver standings,that was the best season from a driver ever in formula 1,fernando took all his cars to places it had no business being in and that season he drove the bananas out of the ferrari

Caramba, o Massa tava muito mal mesmo. na segunda metade do campeonato melhorou. Ser companheiro do Alonso é comer o pão que o diabo amassou.

Now the McLaren Team Principal 😅

And now leading a team himself as McLaren's TP

Stella or Steidl?

And now he's become the Team Principal of McLaren as of 2023. Oh how much time has flown by 😅

@@xavquinlan481 Oh wow I didn't even realise that. They are not doing bad at all under his leadership currently. Hopefully next year RB aren't as dominant so Stella can get another championship on his belt.

thanks to Grosjean in Spa 2012

@@RAZGRIZ016P And Alonso himself in Suzuka... No one incident changes how he bottled a 40+ point lead

it was a racing incident @@averagesundaydriver8122

had grosjean not done that, there is no doubt alonso would have had the championship. sad

@@averagesundaydriver8122 Ferrari lost in development. Their clearly had the worse car in the last part of the season. Alonso did as good as anyone could have.

yo momma is da podium

THE MICHAEL

It was the greatest season probably ever. To have so many different winners and legends on the grid is peak f1. So many iconic races and it pains me Schumacher never got 2nd at Shanghai. Plus the title went to the final race.

Yeah, if he waited for one more year at least.

Two years and Schummy would've been dominating the hybrid era. Just like his years in Ferrari.

Agree. Him and raikkonen should have at least 5 6 titles to match their skill and raw talent, however alonso did last a bit longer than raikkonen, but raikkonen peak at mclaren was unreal

Kimi and Alonso deserved more than Vettel and Lewis(its a bitter fact)

@@nikhil8650 Agreed. Both are better.

Actually, my argument for Alonso being the GOAT (at least on talent) is : - 2 time World Champion (more than many other great drivers in F1 history) - Top 10 in all time wins - Most experienced driver in F1 history And still, most of his career is definitely by "what ifs" and coming up short many times. I think it shows the talent that Alonso has, when we consider his career to be underachieving

having the most title is about who has the best car for longest nowadays unfortunately.. unfortunately Alonso didn't have that. @@martimxavier9690

Prost, Senna, Schumacher in 1991

1993

@@matheussoares740 👌

@@jameswilson461thats def the best followed by qatar 21 (ham ver alo)

Amittingly, Senna had a clash with Kobayashi, and Massa had problems earlier in the race.

@@heroicsultan7311both had something to do with Kobayashi ironically

Maldonado received a time penalty, so Senna got the point finaly. (P10)

Suzuka didn't want to give Fernando a second luck after 2006.

Kimi Lotus*

Bahrain and Canada 2006?

@@user-pe9ml2mu3f Bahreïn et Canada 2006 1st Fernando Alonso Renault 2nd Michael Schumacher Ferrari 3rd Kimi Raikkonen McLaren Bahreïn 2012 2013 Allemagne et Corée du Sud 2013 1st Sebastian Vettel Red Bull 2nd Kimi Raikkonen Lotus 3rd Romain Grosjean Lotus

World Champion standings 2005 1. ALONSO 2. RAIKKONEN 3. SCHUMACHER

@@tormen1ed- 2005*

Prost,Senna,Schumacher 1993. Spanish grand Prix 1993! REMEMBER 2023!😃

@@rodrigoBlessedBrazil Schumacher wasn’t a champion yet in 1993 but that was a great podium too.

Not really. Fernando and Michael is definitely a part of that discussion but Kimi's relatively low adaptability just takes him down

@@ahmettarkkaya2915 off all time? For Sure he is not, but one of the best in the 2000s? yes he is one of the best (I said it as Schumi fans) he only held back by McLaren sh*tty reliability issue in his prime

@@ahmettarkkaya2915 Can't you not read? "In their prime". Kimi was probably the best of these 3 in his prime.

@@kristiankoski3908 the fact that he had a car that suits his style at some years during his prime doesn’t change the fact that he still lacked adaptability relative to the likes of Michael and Fernando which is really important feature when we’re talking about all time greats. That is unless you believe somehow he lost the adaptability he had during mid 2000’s as he got more experienced. However I can agree that given all drivers have the perfect conditions and car for them, he probably is the fastest among them

​@kristiankoski3908 no he wasn't. Prime Schumacher was unmatched. No one is coming close to the level he achieved from 1995 to 2006.

Lmao wut?

You're probs talking about the Italian one, Spain's anthem has no lyrics

@@L.internet8 No lyrics, that's why they all know it from beginning to the end.

He has a good chance of winning at Hungary and Spain

wait mate wait its coming

he needs a rocket ship and needs to start in p1, otherwise he just crashes into people.

@@ahmetyolcu5337 Beat Alonso in rookie year. Would've won title in rookie year if not for team's mistake. Could've won 2012 if not for reliability. Won in every season even in shit cars (bar 2022). Won 17 and 18 even though Ferrari had the better car. Would've won 2021 if not for AD robbery. Team principles, race engineers who have worked with him & other WDCs, plus other legends of the sport call him anything from best of his generation to one of the best of all time. The only value your comment got was for me to waste 30 seconds replying to you. Yet you're still poor, have nothing in your life & hate yourself. Sucks 2 suck.

It was one of the two races that transformed Maldonado into an immortal cult hero 💪😅

Maybe Ferrari 1-2-3

I was mentioning how Alonso was a lap up on Massa when he crossed the start finish line

Sorry, in 1993 Schumacher hadn’t even won his first WDC. so 1993 was only 7 .. actually probably 6 as Prost won 1993 and this was after the Spanish GP.

Before Schumacher was world champion so no it wasn't. Verstappen, Hamilton, Alonso rivals this.

11 WDC right?

Micheal 7 Alonso 2 kimi 1. 7+2+1 =10

But thankfully not for Alonso and Kimi

@@ricoimf777 yes :)

What's the difference?

Well, the world pretty much did end, lol. It marked the end of the intellectual, social, economic progress of humanity and the intensification of environmental calamities.

Indeed....and the funny things is that in 4 occasions the championships they shared could have gone to different driver standing on that podium. In 2003 Kimi lost to Schumi, in 2005 Kimi lost to Alonso, in 2006 Schumi lost to Alonso and in 2007 Alonso lost to Kimi. Had all had equally reliable/fast cars, it could have easily gone the way other. Still I would say the best podium ever is that from Suzuka 1993....Senna, Prost and Häkkinen sharing the podium that day, though im sure there was a podium (or maybe not) where Senna, Prost and Schumi also shared, though im not quite sure. Sure you can say "but its only 9 championships there" but we all know Senna would have won more had fate decided otherwise

I thought they still used real flags in 2013?