McLaren: From BEST to WORST..

McLaren's F1 journey is a rollercoaster of triumphs, scandals, and redemption.
I'll trace their path from humble beginnings to becoming Formula 1 front runners, witnessing their ingenious innovations and top-tier drivers propelling them up the ranks.

But buckle up, because we'll also uncover shocking scandals and a tough downfall. Yet, fear not, as the story takes a thrilling turn with their triumphant resurgence, reclaiming F1 podiums.

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[DailyFuelUp]

When will McLaren win their next championship? 🤔

[matthewosei]

11:47 the last podium prior to the Sainz one came in Australia 2014 with Magnussen!

[nicholasstevenkidmann]

You missed Danny Ric's victory at Monza 2021, first McLaren victory in 9 years, I guess that was important for the video.

[detonator]

Fact: Prost scored more points than Senna during the 2 years they were teammates at McLaren. But Senna fanboys often forget this fact.

[FormulaDynasty]

I'd love if you would have gone into the technical side a bit more, espcially with the 2023 car. For example how the new upgrades brought further drag reduction at a loss of overall downforce. The reason why Mclaren picked that downforce in Spa is because they don't have another downforce level that is competetive. The downforce level the ran at spa was the same at Austria, Silverstone and Hungary.

[pawezarczynski]

Very underrated account, only 4.46 k subs?!, deserves more!

[dattic]

Good video but im a bit disapointed that you skipped Ricciardios win in Monza

[adcastaway]

Don't forget, Daniel secures McLaren's first win in a decade.

[gabrielculver]

Me watching this after Abu Dhabi 2024 gp winning the wcc

[tanayvw]

Your Videos are so well documented better than many big channels out there.

[MikuFan]

11:47 HEY! Magnussen finished 2nd in 2014 in Australia. That was there last podium.

[brucemckay]

Thank you for the story about our McLaren team. I'm so looking forward to the second half of this season.

[tiny_hanni_pham]

11:45 just a little correction, but it's the first podium since Magnussen and Button's podiums in Australia, 2014.

[ianwoods]

Zak Brown - He has made the whole group of people into a TEAM!

[corgi_plus]

they went from best to worst to best now

[ΝΙΚΟΣΤΣΩΝΗΣ-φω]

The last podium prior to Sainz's p3 in Brazil was in Australia 2014 with Magnussen p2 and Button p3

[OldToothbrush]

Stellar job from Andrea for sorting the early season mess in a short time

[siimtokke]

To say "certain German in a certain red car rocked up in the 2000s" is wrong. The work to dominate started in 1996, nothing came overnight as your statement would suggest.

In 2010, RB wasn't "just too quick". That year was a 4-way title fight that RB won. Lewis crashed out of the Spanish GP in 2nd position due to a blown tire (3 laps from the end, might be wrong but about that number but still basically at the end of the race). If he had finished that race he would have won the 2010 title (this includes the fact that Lewis had 1 win and 3 retirements from Hungary to Singapore in a 4 race span). McLaren was much closer to winning than you make it out to be.

[logicmaster]

Just subscribed after watching 2 videos

[detonator]

What a funny video. The video says "among the best drivers in F1 history" and Jenson Button pops up instead of say, Mika Hakkinen, who had been pretty much the "face" of McLaren after Senna and Prost quit. Hakkinen won two world championship titles for McLaren but his name is barely mentioned. Great "history video" indeed.