00:50 - - i think thats the kind of driver he is. he pushes the car to its absolute limit.unfortunately, all the cars that he drove are not decent enough to equal badoer's talent. such bad lucks happen to good drivers. when he drove the Ferrari F60, he was in his twilight zone i guess.plus, even fisichella cant get to grips with that ferrari.
he has been needlessly bashed after driving last year, but fisichella didn't manage to do any better... i wonder, did they had the same car as raikkonen or the car needed lots of time to get accustomed to?
he could of won the eurpean gp if ferrai had givin badoer the drive instead of salo and got some points at other tracks. he was at minardi for most of his time properly racing in f1 and testing for ferrai and with the testing ban it wasnt suprising that he was bad but i was suprised at how bad he was. but he did quite well as he is now past his best and he hasnt raced in f1 for 10 years so people shouldnt be to harsh on him
agreed...its incredible waiting for his chance to race for ferrari he doesnt gettit cos they opt for some1 else..and what are the chances that the time he gets to race for his beloved team is in a year when he isnt upto speed due to ban on testing...and ferrari shamefully give him 1 test session and 1 race fisco comes in and does literally no better they should of kept luca in cos fisco is doing awful...and it would giv luca a chance to get that point....i do hope he gets another chance again.
@nortsoldier I disagree as a man I love him but as a driver he just never had that what shall I call it "killer edge" that delivers that extra 0.100 or 0.200 tenths a lap & I have to add that he never got a top drive cause he never shone enough to be scouted & I personally think he was only test driver at Ferrari because he was Italian and now Giancarlo (another Italian btw) has taken his place. If I sound really harsh I don't mean to but he can't even park an F1 car never mind race one "
@MrsAnniemal I just read that Jules Bianchi is now Ferrari 2011 test driver good on them he can now improve his F1 skills on 3 times a year straight line tests lol " but seriously I do think personally it improves the show this testing ban as Ferrari and Mclaren IMO would of out developed Red Bull in 2010 so it would of spoiled it in a way for us but I agree these young driver test events are neccesary "
@MrsAnniemal See...i disagree he made 1 mistake in valencia in parking...(dont take that as anything important lots of great drivers have made silly mistakes) and "killer edge" in his first season in a pile of shite Lola he outqualified his seriouisly way more experienced teammate Alboreto allot more then alboreto outqualified him...he generally out qualified all his teammates if Luca had come back in say 99 where he should of come back i may add! he would of being winning races...
@nortsoldier I see your point but disagree totally as look at most drivers they start out in shite cars " unless your Lewis BummingRon " like Alonso did at Minardi & Vettel at Toro Rosso & Webber at Jaguar & the list goes on but then the talent shines through & one of the big teams see it & come looking but for Luca it never shone through as he has none & because he was Italian Ferrari gave him a home & thats how I see it.
@MrsAnniemal Alonso was managed by Flavio Briatore, who was just making sure Alonso wouldn't embarass himself if he jumped straight in at Renault. He wasn't seen by the big teams when he was at Minardi, but when he won at Spa in F3000. Webber's story is pretty much the same, but the only impressive thing he ever did at Minardi was score two points in a freakishly high-attrition race and beat Alex Yoong, who isn't really hard to beat.
@MrsAnniemal Vettel, meanwhile, wasn't noticed by the big teams at Toro Rosso. His move to Red Bull was planned way before Italy 2008. Since Formula 3, Vettel was being groomed for a top F1 drive by Red Bull, who have never given the same treatment to any other driver in their programme. I'm not saying any of these three weren't talented, far from it, but the conditions of their stays at smaller teams (midfield in Vettel's case) were definitely not the same as Badoer's.
how can you call this a tribute to the guy??? what a load of shite
stealt100 5 months ago
1:50 is that he crying?
international153 7 months ago
i almost cry when i saw his car pulled over in nurburgring 1999 he almost had 3 points,he deserved a better chance in f1
DONT GIVE UP BADOER !!!!!!
alief54 11 months ago
00:50 - - i think thats the kind of driver he is. he pushes the car to its absolute limit.unfortunately, all the cars that he drove are not decent enough to equal badoer's talent. such bad lucks happen to good drivers. when he drove the Ferrari F60, he was in his twilight zone i guess.plus, even fisichella cant get to grips with that ferrari.
aceman42 1 year ago
Lots of bad luck happened to his career. He never had a reliable car
Sports350 1 year ago
Badoer F1 FTW
ant1i0n 2 years ago
push luca push!
unrealyourock 2 years ago
he has been needlessly bashed after driving last year, but fisichella didn't manage to do any better... i wonder, did they had the same car as raikkonen or the car needed lots of time to get accustomed to?
azidahaka2 2 years ago
he could of won the eurpean gp if ferrai had givin badoer the drive instead of salo and got some points at other tracks. he was at minardi for most of his time properly racing in f1 and testing for ferrai and with the testing ban it wasnt suprising that he was bad but i was suprised at how bad he was. but he did quite well as he is now past his best and he hasnt raced in f1 for 10 years so people shouldnt be to harsh on him
thetreadingbehemoth 2 years ago
i hope he gets his chance again a career cant be this unlucky and then ends this way i hope he comes bk and wins!
nortsoldier 2 years ago
Poor old Luca, such a shame his racing return this year proved to be such a disaster.
hyperwhizzkid 2 years ago
agreed...its incredible waiting for his chance to race for ferrari he doesnt gettit cos they opt for some1 else..and what are the chances that the time he gets to race for his beloved team is in a year when he isnt upto speed due to ban on testing...and ferrari shamefully give him 1 test session and 1 race fisco comes in and does literally no better they should of kept luca in cos fisco is doing awful...and it would giv luca a chance to get that point....i do hope he gets another chance again.
nortsoldier 2 years ago
LOOK HOW BAD YOU ARE!
theregnar 2 years ago
1 of the drivers that thurrily thurilly deserves a point to his name
nortsoldier 2 years ago 6
@nortsoldier I disagree as a man I love him but as a driver he just never had that what shall I call it "killer edge" that delivers that extra 0.100 or 0.200 tenths a lap & I have to add that he never got a top drive cause he never shone enough to be scouted & I personally think he was only test driver at Ferrari because he was Italian and now Giancarlo (another Italian btw) has taken his place. If I sound really harsh I don't mean to but he can't even park an F1 car never mind race one "
MrsAnniemal 1 year ago 5
@MrsAnniemal I just read that Jules Bianchi is now Ferrari 2011 test driver good on them he can now improve his F1 skills on 3 times a year straight line tests lol " but seriously I do think personally it improves the show this testing ban as Ferrari and Mclaren IMO would of out developed Red Bull in 2010 so it would of spoiled it in a way for us but I agree these young driver test events are neccesary "
MrsAnniemal 1 year ago
@MrsAnniemal See...i disagree he made 1 mistake in valencia in parking...(dont take that as anything important lots of great drivers have made silly mistakes) and "killer edge" in his first season in a pile of shite Lola he outqualified his seriouisly way more experienced teammate Alboreto allot more then alboreto outqualified him...he generally out qualified all his teammates if Luca had come back in say 99 where he should of come back i may add! he would of being winning races...
nortsoldier 1 year ago
@nortsoldier I see your point but disagree totally as look at most drivers they start out in shite cars " unless your Lewis BummingRon " like Alonso did at Minardi & Vettel at Toro Rosso & Webber at Jaguar & the list goes on but then the talent shines through & one of the big teams see it & come looking but for Luca it never shone through as he has none & because he was Italian Ferrari gave him a home & thats how I see it.
MrsAnniemal 11 months ago 2
@MrsAnniemal @MrsAnniemal Webber started his F1 career at Minardi, not Jag.
jockejocke1 2 months ago
@MrsAnniemal Alonso was managed by Flavio Briatore, who was just making sure Alonso wouldn't embarass himself if he jumped straight in at Renault. He wasn't seen by the big teams when he was at Minardi, but when he won at Spa in F3000. Webber's story is pretty much the same, but the only impressive thing he ever did at Minardi was score two points in a freakishly high-attrition race and beat Alex Yoong, who isn't really hard to beat.
tommykl 1 month ago
@MrsAnniemal Vettel, meanwhile, wasn't noticed by the big teams at Toro Rosso. His move to Red Bull was planned way before Italy 2008. Since Formula 3, Vettel was being groomed for a top F1 drive by Red Bull, who have never given the same treatment to any other driver in their programme. I'm not saying any of these three weren't talented, far from it, but the conditions of their stays at smaller teams (midfield in Vettel's case) were definitely not the same as Badoer's.
tommykl 1 month ago
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acezarls 2 years ago
Why is there footage of Ralf Schumacher in a Williams?
Otherwise, great video. All the best Luca!! <3
Fattaman 2 years ago
It was in the video of the '99 Euro GP, and I just didn't edit it out.
edkev94 2 years ago
If he beats Kimi I will be so mad at Raikkonen !!!!!
no disrespect to Luca
domtv1 2 years ago