10 manufacturers that failed in F1

Car manufacturers have dominated the F1 landscape throughout the history of the world championship. But for all of those that have succeeded at the highest level, there are many more that have got nowhere near true glory. In this list Edd Straw revisits 10 manufacturer F1 projects that fell well short of expectations.

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[anttihelin]

6:17 I mean if Jaguar was meant to be the British Ferrari, all that stuff about revolving door management and corporate interference sounds like they succeeded

[ladiesmanUM]

Thank you Netflix for making me properly obsessed with F1. It was such an effective brainwashing that I watch The Race vids at 3a NY time!

[admireinspire]

Subaru: "Listen, its gonna be a boxer engine or I'm out."
Everyone else: "Dont you want to be competitive?"
Subaru: ✌

[Bhatakti_Hawas]

1:17 whoever design that snake fangs has my ultimate respect 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[thomashaack]

The "Scheiße" on the monitor got me :D

[parazodgaming]

1:14 that Jordan cobra livery is just something else 🤤🤤

[wizzfizz]

Tell me why Toyota reminds me of the current Renault.... corporate are too prideful to blame themselves

[whassupg]

I loved the era when manufacturers would take a gamble on F1 when they were totally unprepared. I can’t see that ever happening again - it feels like the 4 we have now is the most we’ll ever get

[capone]

Wait, Alfa Romeo emptied their fire extinguisher to lose weight? Imagine doing that to your driver...

[adammodan]

Lotus in 1970: Simplify, then add lightness
Lotus in 1990: Friggin lambo v12


Ohhhh, how the turntables




The lambo was actually very good in the mclaren in 93

[swagjosif]

Gesticulate instead of changing gear, yep italian confirmed

[bumblebity]

No offense, but Porsche really. As a McLaren engine supplier win hat-trick of drivers titles and back-to-back constructor titles. Alfo Romeo as well, won first back-to-back driver titles.

[starwarsguyful]

“Anglo-French relations were poor” what? No, I can’t believe it!

[Mpayne]

Those early Jaguars were beautiful. The green colour was incredible too.
I was lucky enough to have lunch with the mechanics on one particular tyre test when Eddie Irvine was unfortunately ill and couldn’t be there which was a real shame

[pons]

Man, all these people citing Ferrari crack me up. 🤣 Imagine being considered a historic failure for a few disappointing seasons after winning 16 constructor titles.
Anyway, I wouldn’t have included Lancia, Porsche and Alfa Romeo. The last two for the same reason I find hilarious the comments about Ferrari. You can’t say they failed because of a few bad seasons when you look at what they achieved.
BMW is more a failure than Porsche I think. They won a couple of championships in the 80s but they screwed up big time when they took over Sauber. They were supposed to take on Ferrari and McLaren but all they did was fortuitously winning just one race.

[aslamnurfikri]

10:35 "SCHEISSE" on the monitor is a nice touch 🤣🤣🤣

[FAT]

Toyota's F1 outing definitely shows that corporate meddling can be a key to a failed team. I do respect Japanese hardworking attitude, but that's all I do.

[fliveryhistories]

Enjoyable video, but Alfa & Porsche making the list is incredibly harsh. Both constructors have Championships to their name. I'd also say Lancia's inclusion is quite questionable.

[ateyourchips]

You forgot to mention that redbull baught Jaguar for $1

[Bozzemoggel]

Toyota´s biggest mistake was to pull the plug... because they overestimated the economic crisis ^^