How to Master the Monza F1 Track! | Nico Rosberg

My next F1 Fridays episode! We are back on one of the most legendary F1 tracks: Monza, Italy! The Italian Grand Prix and the speed are just incredible – unfortunately we’ll miss the unbelievable atmosphere! Check out my in-depth analysis of the 2020 Italian Grand Prix track – of course also showing how to master the top speed sections and braking in Monza! Of course, followed by a hot lap and my F1 Fan Q&A – answering your questions about the 2020 Italian GP weekend.

Content Guide:
0:00 How to Master the Monza F1 Track!
0:31 Top Comment Surprise!
1:05 In-depth Track Analysis!
5:33 Monza F1 Track Hotlap!
7:03 Fan Q&A: Italian Grand Prix!
10:25 My next Rimac Video!

Game – F1®️ 2020 game from Codemasters
Photos: Motorsport Images

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[Tonmoys]

If a world champion repeats details multiple times, then it means it has significant importance. Nico has more knowledge than us about the tracks. So respect his knowledge.

[suwpoqzwn]

How insanely fortunate are we all that we can watch an F1 World Champion walk us through this, for free! Nico, you are a legend mate.

[FXcheerios]

I love how he instinctively braces his whole body through corners and braking because he knows what it actually feels like to drive on these tracks.

[joehayward]

Whoever told you that you were being too detailed must not be a true fan. Loved this video as always Nico, but please go back to being super in depth! Insights like this from legends like you are few and far between, give us as much as you feel comfortable! Oh, and for me it has to be the Brawn GP 2009 car, poetic stuff

Edit: the truth hit so hard this comment was overlooked for top comment 😭

[FFieramonte]

Don't hold yourself down and speak what's on your mind. It's not everyday you get to hear a WDC fully explain a track. Official F1 media, while offering great entertainment, is technically awful.

[teyashakira]

This guy is playing it like a pro, he could try his luck in f1.

[karnasum]

I would drive the 2020 Ferrari, I wouldn't even be scared by the speed.

[JustinMayfield]

I'd actually like more detail, not less. You're a master and I'm leaning a lot from these. Please keep them coming.

[yesitsmojo]

To be honest, I want you to speak even more because these "track guides" are the best i have ever seen.

[KDog]

Who ever said you talking to much is an idiot!! Your a freaking F1 world champion and the fact you are giving us all this information is YouTube Gold. I really am amazed at how well you can communicate the dynamics of the car and your race craft is very impressive. Dont change to the people who want you to skip through your own thoughts because they don't have the patience 🙂🙂🙂🙂

[kevinshim]

Nico should definitely collaborate with Codemasters for upcoming F1 games.

[zeroc]

I like how he prepares himself to suffer the Gs when going through corners.

[rahulbalagopalan]

It's Italy, so my car of choice has to be a Ferrari. And as for the era, the Ferrari from 2004, the Ferrari F2004 with it's V10. The sound, the insane speed and of course, the added feeling of driving a Schumacher car. The cheers of the Tifosi ringing in my ears.

[binladoo]

Nico still has the reflex of tensing up his whole body while breaking 6:28, even on the simulator where there are no g-forces at all haha

[guering]

How dare people say you are talking too much? A FREE lesson from a F1 world champion. People really find a reason to complain about anything, don't they ..

[GencBerk]

No Doubt:
Era: V10
Circuit: Silverstone
Car: BMW Willams FW25

[dwyt]

Honestly I would love to hear more detail! Don't think your repeating yourself

[abijithkv]

After playing F1 since 2010, I finally switched to full manual with a wheel. Traction control still on though. And this was the track on which I practiced a lot on!

[calebsamuel]

Great analysis again, although I'm not sure who said that you were repeating, I loved how in-depth your other videos were. If I were to race in any era it would be the early nineties in the beautiful Mclaren mp4/4

[luigipeppone]

Nico...It's an absolute privilege to have a driver like you...world champion...taking his time to explain in detail the lap around a circuit!!.feel free to take the time you think it is necessary to address to every detail you find important...we all have a lot to learn from you!! Thank you for sharing your kwonledge with us...