How to Master the Imola GP F1 Track 2022 | Nico Rosberg

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My next F1 Fridays episode! It’s the third Formula race in Italy this year – we can be very excited about this track! The 2021 Imola Grand Prix will surely be exciting as the Imola F1 Track is super special – the former home of the San Marino GP! This year it’s the 2021 Emilia Romagna Grand Prix – I’m taking you again on a slow lap to analyse every details of the racing track in Imola. Followed by my Imola Hot Lap and of course the Q&A where I also share my personal F1 experience in Imola.

Content Guide:
0:00 How to Master the Imola F1 Track!
0:28 Top Comment Surprise!
0:45 Imola Track Analysis!
7:48 Imola Hot Lap!
9:20 Fan Q&A: Imola Grand Prix!
13:58 What’s coming next!

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[Perculs]

When Kimi was asked “who do you think is going to win the championship” and he replied “whoever has the most points”

[kingunited]

The funniest moment has to be Kimi walking to his yacht after a DNF in Monaco

[Revelian]

The funniest moment for me was when Kimi explained why he missed the presentation by Pelé.

[pranishojha]

The funniest moment is when you couldn't open that bottle of water in the press conference 😂😂

[Pieface]

For seeing Kimi break down then they see him on his boat at Monaco 😂

[loopje]

When Fernando said “put whatever tyres you want mate, even if you put a rocket ship we’ll still be P11.” Runner up is “I’ve never raced with less power in my life.”

[CarpetMC]

Funniest moment: “Gentlemen, a short view back to the past, 30 years ago Nicki Lauda told us....”

[aring]

Funniest moment was Alonso - “ feels good, much slower than before... amazing”😂

[stewkulele]

*Funniest moment, by far, was the SIlverstone 2019 press conference with GIO, RIC, HAM, NOR, and RUS:*
Lando: "Maybe it's the moustache?"
Lewis: "What, the fact that I can't really grow much?"
Lando: "Well I can't do much better either, but Mansell's one was alright"
Danny Ric: "Have you got pubes yet?"
Then a good few minutes of uncontrollable laughter.

[ГеоргиДарбоклиев-зш]

The funniest moment was: "Gentleman, a short view back to the past"😂

[MurphyBWFC]

Funniest moment - Kimi telling Brundle at Brazil 2006 that he’d missed the celebrations because he was having a 💩

[versthappening]

In heaven:
God: So how did you die Kimi?
Kimi: I stopped breathing.

[KC-dkke]

Funniest F1 moment was an interview between Martin Brundle and Christian Horner in 2012. Christian was saying "It's a shame you're too old to drive here, you would've like it." And then Martin comes back and says "Shame you weren't fast enough to get into formula 1."

[aditya]

Sebastian on his radio saying "Something is loose between my legs"😂😂

[MrLuizsaluti]

As a Brazilian, going through tamburello, even in the virtual world, sends some chills down my spine.

[drao]

“You forgot to connect the drink through..."
"Yes, confirmed."
"Is the drink on now? Because I have no idea."
"We forgot to connect Kimi. You will not have the drink, sorry."
"Is it on or not? The drink..."
"No, Kimi, you will not have the drink..."
"No, no, no, is the switch on or not?"
"You mean the slow button?"
"No, no, is my drink button emptying the bottle or not?"
"No, no Kimi. You will not have the drink."

[anomusic]

Funniest moment is when the interviewer asked Kimi:

Do you still have the fire for racing?

Kimi: No i just signed for two years for mind games with you guys

[tsvetanradev]

5 months later and I still watch this video... I gotta say, Nico’s knowledge about racing is on another level. Absolute legend!!

[johannes]

when Vettel and Schumacher bullied you with the microphone

[mehdi.bphotography]

The funniest F1 moment for me: "Gentlemen, a short view back to the past. Thirty years ago, Niki Lauda told us: "Take a trained monkey, place him into the cockpit and he is able to drive the car." Thirty years later Sebastian told us: "I had to start my car like a computer. It's very complicated." And Nico Rosbeg said, err, he pressed during the race, I don't remember what race, the wrong button on the wheel. Question for you to both. Is formula 1 driving today too complicated with 20 and more buttons on the wheel, are you too much under effort, under pressure? What are your wishes for the future, concerning technical program, errrm, during the race? Less buttons, more? Or less and more comunication with your engineers.
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