Category: Dakar

And later on Schumi push someone off the track

In 2011 Vettel was unstoppable and Hamilton was struggling with many mistakes.

THIS is vintage vettel

Back in the days where Vettel dominated in the best car and Hamilton made mistakes by pushing his car too hard. A mirror image of the new formula one era. Difference being Vettel fans had a bit more class to them 🤷‍♂️

A Monza normalmente nessuno può passare di motore in quel punto, l'unico merito che ha avuto Vettel in quegli anni e avere una Redbull mostruosa

The noise produced by the exhaust blown diffuser really was awful, no better than the sound of Traction Control really

Sebastian Vettel has to be regarded as one of the best F1 drivers of all time

Always found Vettel to be the most shakable driver. Put under pressure he'll always either panic and make a mistake or will try a desperate move causing contact.

Like a wise man once said, “You don't become a four-time world champion by chance." I wanna see Seb in a Mercedes before he retires. Must be pretty scary.

Just shows how massive he is and how he lives rent free in everyone's heads that it's immediately inundated with comments, be it in awe or jealousy

I love vintage vettel but also modern vettel is strong

You have to leave DA space! All DA time you have to leave DA space!

This is one-off, vintage Vettel is Malaysia 2013!

vettel el mejor de todos😎

That sound and time!! 😍

Vettel really drove the hell out of the red bulls.

Wheres this vettel? He was a monster in redbull!

Imagine if he tried that nowadays, he'd probably crash into the back of Alonso & smash into the barriers.

Surviving an encounter with a wild spaniard in an italian red car at the Temple of Speed. 👍

The slowest car in a straight line wins the fastest race at a track with more straights than any other. Only seb....

I was 7 there , now I'm almost 16. Time flies...

Next year, same situation, but the other way around, Vettel pushed Alonso off the track.

He thrived with Red Bull than he ever did with Ferrari..

When are you going to fix the F1 TV iPad app so the archive races actually have commentary?

Just isnt the same racer anymore😔

Some of current F1 drivers are not able to keep the nowadays car straight even with all those gizmos, all controls and people instructing them. I just wonder that they wouldn't be able to exit the pit garage driving those beasts of the past.

Manual gearbox and clutch F1 car onboards are the best, the drivers were proper manhandling them round the circuit and it was spectacular viewing. The Ferrari 640 introduced the paddle shift in 1989, but this setup actually lasted until 1995, when the Forti FG01 was the last F1 car to use it when everyone else by then embraced paddles

These guys were epic...they literally had to muscle these cares around a track...and do it one handed while shifting! Impressive 🙂

These guys were a class apart. Like Nelson said, having to muscle the car around the corner with one hand while changing gears. This was driving, with full respect to nowadays drivers.

Driving an F1 car in the 80's must feel like wrestling a goddamn grizzly bear. So much fighting going on inside the cockpit. Respect.

Love the way people always go on about the past in F1. Road cars are now safer because of the advances in technology from F1, the road cars from the 70s & 80s were a load of crap, now you are driving much safer cars

At :50, does anyone know if that was fuel dumping on him from another car, a broken coolant hose or...?

He took a shower of gasoline from the ahead car,when you see that the camera goes white, imagine that while have to deal whith a manual gearbox monster

That's what an engine should sound like..... Driver drove the car without outside interference. Ahhh - happy days.

Loved this track, much better than Melbourne 🙁

Changing gear and clutch proper driving plus proper cars whe f1 was great not like the scalectric cars of today

There's some right nostalgic bullshit being posted on here! F1 drivers of today would have been just as quick as these guys were and vice versa. Anyone thinking today's cars have traction control, launch control or abs - they don't.

So awesome to see them actually having a shifter and having to control the car with one hand while shifting continuously each lap...

I think formula 1 (when it gets back, obviously) could use some new cameras... I'm a bit dissapointed that so many new ideas get scrapped so quickly.

Would love to see the PS generation drive those cars! 😊

Pure race driving at its best. Look how hard they have to work in that car compared to nowadays 👌🏻 They are the real heroes of f1-Racing.

Imagine people’s reactions for the first time they had this angle. Stunning footage. What happened at 50 seconds? Lens cleaner or fuel leaking??

Today's cars are so complicated. Old school drivers had the most organic racecraft.

Car of 2020 with manual gear box and we will have some action and suspense 😉

Back in the days they had to shift gears manually, actually miss those days...

In tht Grand Prix, Nigel Mansell (Williams) retired (puncture) and the world championship was clinched by Alain Prost (McLaren)

What was the average speed during this races? And I would like to see how they drove that thing at Monaco..

I remember when I saw this video 2 years ago. A co-worker of dad e mailed it to my Father with the title: "White guys slams british B***h to the limit. XD Appropriate title

Amazing they didnt think sooner to have shifters on the steering wheel.

Different league compared to what the guys are doing now. Less g-forces, but look at the steering and bouncing... wow!