Ha!!!! 0.56 I ducked,, BRILLIANT Jean. What a racer and what a great man. No bullSh*t from him, straight from the heart..Loved him @ Jordan. Thanks for the vid.
Sublime!!! j aimerais que canal+ a l époque plutôt de que critiquer alési regarde ce type de video montrant l étendu du talent de ce grand franco avignonnais sicilien et ferrariste pilote de F1 qu il était et restera bravo Jean ce dépassement est incroyable!!!!!
Funny thing about alesi- there was a f1 drivers poll on who their all time favourite drivers were and alesi was way up there with the greats.yes he was his own worst enemy and wasn't popular with todt & co but by Christ he could drove the wheels of anything when pushed.phoenix Gp ( re overtaking senna) and even putting a sauber on front row when qualifying in the wet.the guy is a true legend and f1 misses his like
@Weallfollowmanutd Disagree, Alesi was a great driver, and could have been champ if not for bad luck. He chose Ferrari in 91' when they were on top, but Adrain Newey went to Williams and they started dominating. In 95 Benetton were awesome, Alesi went there in 96, but Ross Brawn switched from Benetton to Ferrari, and they started dominating. Brawn and Newey are possibly the two best technical personell in f1 history, both have dominated F1, Alesi was unlucky enough to never drive for either.
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lcville - Alesi was outshone for most of 1994 by Berger. By 1996, Alesi in an excellent car was found out for what he was. Schumacher would've anhialated him if they were both racing for Benetton that year. Even Schumacher given a half breed 95/96 Ferrari in 1996 that wasn't designed by Ross Brawn won 3 races and could've won a lot more that season.
I had the pleasure of seeing Alesi working the wheel at the Yas Marina circuit a couple of months ago ina a 2 seater F1. It was incredible. You cannot believe how much the braking forces your neck forwards. That guy was/is a legend after seeing him first hand.
@supercooled, Ferrari invented it in 1990 and it took other teams several years to master the technology (Williams had theirs in 1991). It wasn't until late 1995 when all F1 teams had semi-automatic gearboxes.
@jwdogfst Thanks for the info. I guess it shouldn't be surprise Ferrari and Schumacher won so many championships. They were given free reign to add performance aids. Sure racing now is more processional but at least every team is on a pretty even keel.
Fantastic double overtaking. For me, Alesi was "the great unfortunate French driver". On many occasions, he deserved more luck than the one he actually had...
For all ppl saying Alesi missed something the great racers had, well, he missed LUCK. He was faster than Berger all around but poor reliability of Ferrari-Benetton 91-97 made him loose a lot of results. He retired while racing competitive in the lead or in 2nd place in no less than 8 races in those years. He didn't miss anything, he was plainly unlucky.
lcville, I agree, and bad luck aside, he totally mistimed his team choices also. But in this onboard video, we can see 2 typical Alesi caracteristics. 1), The way he leans his head when he turns, it's almost out of the car! 2), The position of his hands on the wheel, at 10h20 instead of the classic 9h15. Alesi was a great driver who deserved sooo much more.
Id say it was a mix of both luck and poor career choice. He was offered a drive for Williams, yet went with his heart and drove for Ferrari (as you've probably already said). which was a questionable decision
Looking back over old seasons, Jean did spend quite a lot of time driving into people, but he was one of the most exciting drivers to watch. His driving style is awesome, big leans and hand position on the wheel.
We need more people like him willing to stick one up the inside.
@lcville - He was ahead or in 2nd place when retiring in more than 8 races I think. Alesi was cursed. When he finished with Ferrari in 1995, he joined Bennetton and his crappy luck continued with them too.
@lcville - He was ahead or in 2nd place when retiring in more than 8 races I think. Alesi was cursed. When he finished with Ferrari in 1995, he joined Bennetton in 1996 and his crappy luck continued with them too.
Though I must admit that I was always paying attention to how Nigel Mansell and Damon Hill and routing them on during the 90s, so at the time I wasn't that sympathetic about his bad luck. I feel for him now though. Bad luck sucks.
@lcville I am sorry but the Benneton was quite competitive.. He was penalized because he loved the rear loose, and that made him spectacular but not as fast as the others. I agree with you about the ferrari specially in the v12 era, but the benneton was a fine F1 car. I think Alesi missed the natural knowledge of developing a car, wich cleary Schumacher did both in Benneton and ferrari. Alesi joined Benneton in 96 and ferrari became competitive as benneton decaded alot at that time.
@JONICRACHATLEITAO Why nobody says anything about Berger? He was equal with Jean but nobody says he did lack development...he won 2 times in some 80 races with Alesi as teammate, Jean just 1. And believe me, Alesi retired more times when he had a chance to win than Berger did.
@lcville I think Gerhard did an excelent job in the Mclaren, he showed he was very fast, but i believe he lacked the spirit of a GP driver like Senna for example, the sacrifices that have to made are far grater than we imagine, and Berger as that funny casanova side of him, maybe that was it, to busy living what F1 as to offer outside the circuits. Senna believed that god had put him in the world to win, the divine right of wining, now that´s stanima and will power right there ;)
@lcville i will say something on Berger. In my point of view he is underrated. as you said Berger was quick as Alesi when they were teammatesat Ferrari and than at Benetton. Not to forget Berger was also as quick as Mansell in the only year they drove together (1989). In the race Mansell was quicker or more efficient, anyways with better results, but in qualifying Berger was an ace so it ended 8 to 8 of 16 qualifyings. he found his master in one man: Ayrton Senna.
Catalunya´s Montmelo was a great track, look that fast section at 0.28 (supresed in 1995) and the two fast corners before the finish line (supresed in 2006)...now we´ve got a CRAPPY CIRCUIT for this Pussy F1 Drivers...
Crappy cars, crappy circuits, cunt drivers...F1 is just a load of SHIT
but one thing we must to say alesi is also a great driver much differente example as a driver called irvine in brazil he took 4 cars out the race in one move lol for sure a way up for many current driver alesi knows very well how the"works" rules inside the track
Yes, in a way that sums it all up. He never could get to the levels some of the greats reached. I think if he even drove for Williams like he was suppose to he would have been a let down. No disrespect intended, but he lacked a certain something.
Truth be told - when I have seen f1 live - Senna was VISIBLY the fastest and Alesi was VISIBLY equal to Senna as the latest brakers. But Senna was also visibly earlier on the power wheraz Alesi would be still gathering it up after over-committing on the way in.
Put any liquid on the race surface and Jean Alesi would fly. In any other situation you would be left scratching your head on where he was in the race. Granted Ferrari was going down hill at the time, but he did have good talent. One win only....... something was not right.
It was that Alesi had awesome car control - but that's all - no idea of technique, no technical skill, no overall gameplan - he should've been a rally star!
Quite possibly the biggest waste of potential in F1 history. But he DID have awesome car control and when everything else fell into place he was fast. But thats the difference - great drivers dont wait for everything els eto fall into place they take charge of those things (eg Senna and Prost's enormous efforts in achieving a good set-up.)
If you remember this race, Alesi was penalized with a stop and go for being too aggressive off the start. Finishing only 22 seconds behind with a penalty and the second fastest lap (just clipped by Patrese) shows what could have been. He was definitely quicker than Prost this race.
webber is not even half as talented as Alesi was. (though Alesi never made the most of his talent - admittedly webber has made more of his rather limited talent.)
For sure it was an excellent overtaking (I don't remember having seen this one before, except back on the same the race took place (my memory doesn't help too much, lol) but I like best the one by Schuey on Alesi (in 95 I guess), Villeneuve on Jones in...79 or 80?, (don't remember), Mansell on Berger in Mexico 90 (Peraltada), Senna on Berger (Canada 93), Prost on Senna (P. Ricard 88), Prost on Senna and Hill in one move in Imola 93, Rosberg on Arnoux (81 or 82), Reutemann on Lauda (UK 78?), etc.
Holy fuck!! I don't remember that one. What a pass by Alesi. Put Schumacher in his back pocket. Good luck ever seeing a pass like this with today's primadonnas they call drivers.
it's 1992 not 1991....that's because first gp of Schumacher in F1 wer eBelgium 1991 in Jordan not in Benetton.....here Schumacher is already in Benetton and i remember this race.....10 May 1992...under rain, alesi finished tgird with a worst Ferrari of last 30 years.....after he started at 8th position
no its actually 1991. that year the race was close to the end of the season so Schumacher was already in the benneton. in 1992 Alesi overtook Schumacher at the start not during the race.
I'm not saying that Alesi suks...he does NOT he is one of the best but...from here u can see why Senna is the best...his magic behind the wheel...if u compare Alesi to Senna...guys just watch some of Senna's videos and u'll understeand
94 Australia Alesi did the same double tow trick but had to split the cars he passed down the middle. what a lovely move and how nice is the backfire from the Ferrari exhaust when it goes to the schui onboard.
0:00 OOOOOOOAH!!
LLOLL
zeppymetal 2 months ago
hahaha great. And without Kers or DRS !!!!
maurizio864 5 months ago
Ha!!!! 0.56 I ducked,, BRILLIANT Jean. What a racer and what a great man. No bullSh*t from him, straight from the heart..Loved him @ Jordan. Thanks for the vid.
dustysailor1 5 months ago
Good pass by jean
TheDiosloquendo 8 months ago
Sublime!!! j aimerais que canal+ a l époque plutôt de que critiquer alési regarde ce type de video montrant l étendu du talent de ce grand franco avignonnais sicilien et ferrariste pilote de F1 qu il était et restera bravo Jean ce dépassement est incroyable!!!!!
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makobaia 8 months ago
Funny thing about alesi- there was a f1 drivers poll on who their all time favourite drivers were and alesi was way up there with the greats.yes he was his own worst enemy and wasn't popular with todt & co but by Christ he could drove the wheels of anything when pushed.phoenix Gp ( re overtaking senna) and even putting a sauber on front row when qualifying in the wet.the guy is a true legend and f1 misses his like
groomercab 9 months ago
perfect overtake alesi !!
X8X8X8X8X8X8X8X8X8X 9 months ago 2
oooooooorrrrrhhhhhh!!!
djedge10 10 months ago
@djedge10 I swear I heard one of them say cum after he made that noise :P
pianoshizzle 9 months ago
@Weallfollowmanutd Disagree, Alesi was a great driver, and could have been champ if not for bad luck. He chose Ferrari in 91' when they were on top, but Adrain Newey went to Williams and they started dominating. In 95 Benetton were awesome, Alesi went there in 96, but Ross Brawn switched from Benetton to Ferrari, and they started dominating. Brawn and Newey are possibly the two best technical personell in f1 history, both have dominated F1, Alesi was unlucky enough to never drive for either.
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Phoenix1664 10 months ago
the sound of that v12 is phenominal
ChrissCairns 11 months ago
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You cant keep getting bad luck for your whole career, even in sometimes great cars. Alesi given a very good car in 96 and 97, he was flat.
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lcville - Alesi was outshone for most of 1994 by Berger. By 1996, Alesi in an excellent car was found out for what he was. Schumacher would've anhialated him if they were both racing for Benetton that year. Even Schumacher given a half breed 95/96 Ferrari in 1996 that wasn't designed by Ross Brawn won 3 races and could've won a lot more that season.
weallfollowmanutd 1 year ago
I think the semi was first used in 1989-I'm sure Mansell used it that season
pannell81 1 year ago
@pannell81 Yeah it was, think John Barnard was responsible.
MMediums 1 year ago
his 4 gp race
ninchin2 1 year ago
That pass was ill.
F1000X 1 year ago
beautiful piece of driving :)
knightm27 1 year ago
Lol, after the pass his Ferrari V12 is like "EAT MY FLAME!"
Donmeister85 1 year ago 5
I like the 10-2 hand position
carsismeZ06 1 year ago
@carsismeZ06
I had the pleasure of seeing Alesi working the wheel at the Yas Marina circuit a couple of months ago ina a 2 seater F1. It was incredible. You cannot believe how much the braking forces your neck forwards. That guy was/is a legend after seeing him first hand.
pannell81 1 year ago
F.E.A.R.L.E.S.S love alesi one of the last hard chargers
bentyper03 1 year ago
They had sequential autos in this year? It's weird how some teams used the regular shifting and some used the paddles.
supercooled 1 year ago
@supercooled, Ferrari invented it in 1990 and it took other teams several years to master the technology (Williams had theirs in 1991). It wasn't until late 1995 when all F1 teams had semi-automatic gearboxes.
jwdogfst 1 year ago
@jwdogfst Thanks for the info. I guess it shouldn't be surprise Ferrari and Schumacher won so many championships. They were given free reign to add performance aids. Sure racing now is more processional but at least every team is on a pretty even keel.
supercooled 1 year ago
the sound of that engine is orgasmic
driller007 1 year ago
mara!!!
karlosFiel 1 year ago
Fantastic double overtaking. For me, Alesi was "the great unfortunate French driver". On many occasions, he deserved more luck than the one he actually had...
AlanMartinNala 1 year ago
STFU you German twats. I want to hear the V12 sing!
KOSTAS22R 1 year ago
Very brave
fateola 2 years ago
fantastic double overtaking!
xxflavio2004xx 2 years ago 4
For all ppl saying Alesi missed something the great racers had, well, he missed LUCK. He was faster than Berger all around but poor reliability of Ferrari-Benetton 91-97 made him loose a lot of results. He retired while racing competitive in the lead or in 2nd place in no less than 8 races in those years. He didn't miss anything, he was plainly unlucky.
lcville 2 years ago 23
I agree, he deserved at least one championship for his great driving. He is one of the memorable drivers, nonetheless...
megahurtz30 2 years ago 6
lcville, I agree, and bad luck aside, he totally mistimed his team choices also. But in this onboard video, we can see 2 typical Alesi caracteristics. 1), The way he leans his head when he turns, it's almost out of the car! 2), The position of his hands on the wheel, at 10h20 instead of the classic 9h15. Alesi was a great driver who deserved sooo much more.
lazerpod66 2 years ago 4
@lcville
Id say it was a mix of both luck and poor career choice. He was offered a drive for Williams, yet went with his heart and drove for Ferrari (as you've probably already said). which was a questionable decision
Looking back over old seasons, Jean did spend quite a lot of time driving into people, but he was one of the most exciting drivers to watch. His driving style is awesome, big leans and hand position on the wheel.
We need more people like him willing to stick one up the inside.
cjgodman 1 year ago
@lcville - He was ahead or in 2nd place when retiring in more than 8 races I think. Alesi was cursed. When he finished with Ferrari in 1995, he joined Bennetton and his crappy luck continued with them too.
badboy10ize 1 year ago
@lcville - He was ahead or in 2nd place when retiring in more than 8 races I think. Alesi was cursed. When he finished with Ferrari in 1995, he joined Bennetton in 1996 and his crappy luck continued with them too.
Though I must admit that I was always paying attention to how Nigel Mansell and Damon Hill and routing them on during the 90s, so at the time I wasn't that sympathetic about his bad luck. I feel for him now though. Bad luck sucks.
badboy10ize 1 year ago
@lcville I am sorry but the Benneton was quite competitive.. He was penalized because he loved the rear loose, and that made him spectacular but not as fast as the others. I agree with you about the ferrari specially in the v12 era, but the benneton was a fine F1 car. I think Alesi missed the natural knowledge of developing a car, wich cleary Schumacher did both in Benneton and ferrari. Alesi joined Benneton in 96 and ferrari became competitive as benneton decaded alot at that time.
JONICRACHATLEITAO 8 months ago
@JONICRACHATLEITAO Why nobody says anything about Berger? He was equal with Jean but nobody says he did lack development...he won 2 times in some 80 races with Alesi as teammate, Jean just 1. And believe me, Alesi retired more times when he had a chance to win than Berger did.
lcville 6 months ago
@lcville I think Gerhard did an excelent job in the Mclaren, he showed he was very fast, but i believe he lacked the spirit of a GP driver like Senna for example, the sacrifices that have to made are far grater than we imagine, and Berger as that funny casanova side of him, maybe that was it, to busy living what F1 as to offer outside the circuits. Senna believed that god had put him in the world to win, the divine right of wining, now that´s stanima and will power right there ;)
JONICRACHATLEITAO 6 months ago
@lcville i will say something on Berger. In my point of view he is underrated. as you said Berger was quick as Alesi when they were teammatesat Ferrari and than at Benetton. Not to forget Berger was also as quick as Mansell in the only year they drove together (1989). In the race Mansell was quicker or more efficient, anyways with better results, but in qualifying Berger was an ace so it ended 8 to 8 of 16 qualifyings. he found his master in one man: Ayrton Senna.
sargatanas88 4 months ago
@lcville For a greater understanding of what i´m trying to say type on youtube: Jean Alesi sliding through Monaco with Tyrrell
JONICRACHATLEITAO 8 months ago
this car is on ebay. it says its ready to race. how bad ass would it be to own it and drive it around a race track
didickcheeseburger 2 years ago 3
Catalunya´s Montmelo was a great track, look that fast section at 0.28 (supresed in 1995) and the two fast corners before the finish line (supresed in 2006)...now we´ve got a CRAPPY CIRCUIT for this Pussy F1 Drivers...
Crappy cars, crappy circuits, cunt drivers...F1 is just a load of SHIT
sailretard 2 years ago 4
@sailretard You really do type the must stupid things i´ve ever seen. Go back to your cradle.
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elhefe4 2 years ago
not bad
BarneveldDarts 2 years ago
but one thing we must to say alesi is also a great driver much differente example as a driver called irvine in brazil he took 4 cars out the race in one move lol for sure a way up for many current driver alesi knows very well how the"works" rules inside the track
airtongarbin 2 years ago
Yes, in a way that sums it all up. He never could get to the levels some of the greats reached. I think if he even drove for Williams like he was suppose to he would have been a let down. No disrespect intended, but he lacked a certain something.
swistral1 2 years ago
Truth be told - when I have seen f1 live - Senna was VISIBLY the fastest and Alesi was VISIBLY equal to Senna as the latest brakers. But Senna was also visibly earlier on the power wheraz Alesi would be still gathering it up after over-committing on the way in.
mallamoozoo 2 years ago 2
Put any liquid on the race surface and Jean Alesi would fly. In any other situation you would be left scratching your head on where he was in the race. Granted Ferrari was going down hill at the time, but he did have good talent. One win only....... something was not right.
swistral1 2 years ago 2
It was that Alesi had awesome car control - but that's all - no idea of technique, no technical skill, no overall gameplan - he should've been a rally star!
Quite possibly the biggest waste of potential in F1 history. But he DID have awesome car control and when everything else fell into place he was fast. But thats the difference - great drivers dont wait for everything els eto fall into place they take charge of those things (eg Senna and Prost's enormous efforts in achieving a good set-up.)
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airtongarbin 2 years ago
Now, even when Alesi made this fantastic move, does anybody remember how He got in all the weekend?
Pole Position:Berger (1:18.75), then Mansell (+0.21), Ayrton (+0.31), Patrese (+0.89), Schuey (+1.182), teammate Prost (+1.185), Alesi (+1.44).
Fasterst Lap: Patrese (1:22.837)
Race: 1st was Nigel, 2nd Prost (+11.331), 3rd Patrese (+15.909), 4th Alesi (+22.772), 5th Senna (+1:02.402), and 6th Schuey (+ 1:19.468).
He was plenty fast and agressive, but his racing was not profitable at all....
lucianoestivill 2 years ago
Indeed - Martin Brundle once said "If car control was all a driver needed - Alesi would win every race"
Brundle states things succinctly and very well sometimes.
Yes Alesi had car control to burn - but not much else. Hence his abysmal overall results.
mallamoozoo 2 years ago
Brundle does come up with some gems sometimes.
swistral1 2 years ago
If you remember this race, Alesi was penalized with a stop and go for being too aggressive off the start. Finishing only 22 seconds behind with a penalty and the second fastest lap (just clipped by Patrese) shows what could have been. He was definitely quicker than Prost this race.
jwdogfst 2 years ago 6
webber is not even half as talented as Alesi was. (though Alesi never made the most of his talent - admittedly webber has made more of his rather limited talent.)
mallamoozoo 2 years ago
i NEVER SAW THIS BACK IN THE DAY - MUST HAVE BEEN A DIFFERENT BROADCAST - THAT IS ALMOST THE BEST PASSING MOVE IVE EVER SEEN.
SERIOUSLY AWESOME.
mallamoozoo 2 years ago
For sure it was an excellent overtaking (I don't remember having seen this one before, except back on the same the race took place (my memory doesn't help too much, lol) but I like best the one by Schuey on Alesi (in 95 I guess), Villeneuve on Jones in...79 or 80?, (don't remember), Mansell on Berger in Mexico 90 (Peraltada), Senna on Berger (Canada 93), Prost on Senna (P. Ricard 88), Prost on Senna and Hill in one move in Imola 93, Rosberg on Arnoux (81 or 82), Reutemann on Lauda (UK 78?), etc.
lucianoestivill 2 years ago
Berger- Mansell Mexico 90 is one of my all time favorite passes as well.
swistral1 2 years ago 2
yep - that was HUGE! I dont know where Mansell fit those watermelons when he was on a charge!
mallamoozoo 2 years ago
Holy fuck!! I don't remember that one. What a pass by Alesi. Put Schumacher in his back pocket. Good luck ever seeing a pass like this with today's primadonnas they call drivers.
porksniffer 2 years ago 5
great move by alesi, it is 1991 to answer below comments.
jpstyles85 2 years ago
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jpstyles85 2 years ago
Fantastic post! Thanks!
Ulfinho13 2 years ago
il en faut des c------ ca c est du jean j adore et toute les critique faites en autant
defrephieso 2 years ago
Fantastic pass, what a great driver Alesi was. But he was so unlucky all the way through his carrier
F1Xvitaaa 2 years ago
always had a vision of him doing that move and hanging on for dear life.
driller007 2 years ago
alesi was aggressive but always fair- i'm not sure you can say trhe same about weber...
mrfrankhill 2 years ago 2
Wen Alesi and Berger left Ferrari, I lost lost my F1 interest
jatekpartizan 2 years ago 4
it's 1992 not 1991....that's because first gp of Schumacher in F1 wer eBelgium 1991 in Jordan not in Benetton.....here Schumacher is already in Benetton and i remember this race.....10 May 1992...under rain, alesi finished tgird with a worst Ferrari of last 30 years.....after he started at 8th position
siberiano1981 2 years ago
no its actually 1991. that year the race was close to the end of the season so Schumacher was already in the benneton. in 1992 Alesi overtook Schumacher at the start not during the race.
Montreal95 2 years ago
Great Jean Alesi!, two drivers in turn 1.
cascarria02 2 years ago 2
Alesi a legend!!!
Aspiesmannewzealand 2 years ago 4
It needs big cojones to do that!
PanosDCC 2 years ago 6
Forza Ferrari let the V12 return to formula 1!!!!!
brixxer99 2 years ago 9
I'm not saying that Alesi suks...he does NOT he is one of the best but...from here u can see why Senna is the best...his magic behind the wheel...if u compare Alesi to Senna...guys just watch some of Senna's videos and u'll understeand
terga1 2 years ago
what a bad ass!
stopnigling 2 years ago
V12 Sounds better..
Coiler82 2 years ago 4
this is the best f1 overtaking ever!
janling242 3 years ago 2
Genial!!! Grande Alesi!!!!!!
holzi0308 3 years ago 2
la potenza del motore ford è nulla contro quella ferrari...
sarà stata un catorcio quell'auto...ma la ferrari è LA FERRARI!!
RAlNlERl 3 years ago
Alesi's car has nice sounds :)
b4n5h33 3 years ago
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one word: WOW
rapperzondernaam 3 years ago
what a great move from Alesi!! He showed Schumacher how to drive a car! Schumacher was the biggest cheater ever!
Babelsberger82 3 years ago 2
yeah!!!!! grande alesi!!!
PauweBaggio 3 years ago
Funny how almost every video involving Schumacher in youtube shows him being overtaken.
megahurtz30 3 years ago
fantastic move of alesi,great driver.
AshleYxTxIsxKOO 3 years ago 7
Boy look at those flames!!!
Kurac80 3 years ago 2
mamma cosa ha fatto, fra l'altro con quel catorcio che era la ferrari in quegli anni....
joereina1 3 years ago 2
great footage, awesome pass...
CandyTyrrell 3 years ago 3
94 Australia Alesi did the same double tow trick but had to split the cars he passed down the middle. what a lovely move and how nice is the backfire from the Ferrari exhaust when it goes to the schui onboard.
JeanAlesi90 3 years ago 5
cool, can you upload that ? Can't find it on youtube
Milanotjuh 2 years ago
wonderful overtaking!
gianpa1978 3 years ago 2
Brilliant overtaking move! Not happening nowadays, sadly.
Jyllenberg 3 years ago
LOL! Isn't that schumacher's Benetton just ahead in only his 3rd GP race??
Monthagny 4 years ago
Exactly. He fought with Senna, Mansell and Alesi...
Schumi is the best ever :D
mvsf1 4 years ago
Bullshit - Schumi did not mix it with the front runners in 91!
mallamoozoo 2 years ago
@mvsf1 - Write a letter to him, he might let you suck him off.
badboy10ize 1 year ago
@mvsf1 Hell yes
carsismeZ06 1 year ago
@Monthagny no.
penskiboyo 1 year ago
The same guy that held senna off for 34 laps at the 90 USGP in a Tyrell before being passed. Alesi was fearless and had amazing timing when passing.
circuitRS 4 years ago 18
jA SCHUMI Deine eier haben geschrien gel??
StarFox85 4 years ago
Fantastic onboard, hairy moment near the end there...
AlonsoLegend 4 years ago
BALLS.
omejia79 4 years ago 3
Grandissimo...
Cercatore 4 years ago 2
Alesi's unique style... even at holding his hands on the steering wheel.
vikirad 4 years ago 3
qui Alesi è stato semplicemente grande... peccato che subì una penalità per jump start.
Trailblazer085 4 years ago 4
Eat my flames 1:11
Twin540i 4 years ago 6
WOW!!!!AWESOME MOVE!
M00NW4LKER 4 years ago 3
dio che sorpasso!
mietche 4 years ago 2
Absolutely GREAT!!!!
feringel 4 years ago 3