2014 not 2012 😑

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Wait until Max beats Finland!

Brazil has more titles, poles, victories and you ranked below Finland no way

🤦‍♂️big oops!!! no mention of Nelson? what am I missing? Anyway, great video Nolan. Excellently prepared and fabulously well presented.

You don't remember Nelson Piquet, three times Formula One Champion, driving for Brabham (1981/1983) and Williams (1987)

Good one! 👍

Nigel Man-Sell?

Suomi mainuttu torilla tavataan 🇫🇮🇫🇮

Emerson Fittipaldi: 1972, 1974, Nelson Piquet: 1981, 1983, 1987Ayrton Senna: 1988, 1990-1991

Emerson Fittipaldi: 1972, 1974 .Champion

Mansell with TWO L’s not one

11:33 Finland is not Scandinavian

Suomi mainittu, torilla tavataan!

In 10 years (1981 to 1991), Brazilian drivers conquered 6 WC. (PS: Piquet won the 2 last races of 1990 with a Benetton, Senna won the 4 first races of 1991, Piquet won the 5th race of 1991 with the Benetton). Emmo could achieve 1 or 2 more WC, but instead he chose to leave the McLaren and help his brother in the Brazilian team project - Coopersucar.

not even gonna finish this UK, Germany, Brazil and Finland, thank me later.

Love the t-shirt!

You will still miss interlagos since they want to move the race to the new circuit of Rio de Janeiro

Some of the best rally drivers are also from Finland :P

nico rosberg half fin by the right, finland champs percentage crazy high,podium percentage even high!

Finland i guess.

Man, your view about Brazil is sooooo wrong. Racing in Brazil starts on 50s when the major auto makers industry arrived to start the industrialization in the country. In that point of time, the races and drivers started to shine especially in races against Uruguay and Argentina. Pls, take out this favelas and people play football in the roads because it has absolutely nothing related with F1. And start to read about F1, we have several drivers and you just missed the 3 times championship of Nelson Piquet, one of most iconic drivers in his F1 time, in your comment....about champions, by the way. Look the videos about piquet x Manuel x Prost x Senna ....

It's easy Germany big coporations in automotive market (mercedes, bmw, vag), Italy- almoast the same, less corpos but more famous (Ferrari, Alfa Romeo, Maseratti), UK-media, the main stream of F1 is sending by media in UK. Its easier to promote your own driver. At start of your career corpos in germany will support their own driver, the same in Italy and very good marketing in UK. Proof? Why Albon was so long in Red Bull even they was able to swap one year erlier him and Gasly (who had better first half of 2019 than Albon 2020)? Because the main owner of Red Bull (the drink not the team) is from Thailand same as Albon. Thats it. Latest F1 champions always had big sponsor or was member of junior program. Proof? Alonso - Santander, Hamilton - McLaren junior, Vettel - BMW junior and Red Bull as sponsor. There will be always easier to find founder form your own country. We are talking about equality by human race, why not by nationality?

7:19 "Germany: where the first German grand prix was held" :D

Do something... Bottas

Actually Brazil has two hopes, not only Pietro. This second racer is Felipe Drugovich, I think Felipe has more chance than Pietro because he has a very rich family

Spain has the second best driver’s to champion ratio after Finland.

Fins are weird people. They’re not too social They’re not loud They’re tall (6ft+) They always sit one apart on public transport. They rarely chat to someone they don’t know. And their roads are amazing. I’m from the UK and the days when I would drive about the back roads of Finland tells me exactly why there are so many amazing Finnish rally drivers and normal drivers.

Räikkönen is da best!!! Prkle!

You forgot Nelson Piquet, Brazilian driver and 3 times World Champion

What about Southafrica and Spain ratios?

You think their F1 drivers are successful you should see there rally drivers success I think most everywhere else Finland is most famous for their rally world champions Markku Alén Ari Vatanen Hannu Mikkola Timo Salonen Juha Kankkunen Tommi Mäkinen Marcus Grönholm That's 7 World Champions

No mention of jim Clark Graham hill or Damon hill shocking.

Many, many mistakes and omissions in this story.

Great job. While I knew these stats, you did a good job illustrating it.

Why didn't you talk about Nelson Piquet?🤔 He was awesome too.

the way he pronounced some of these names just shows how little he watches lol

Sure you're a F1 fan? Mercedes pulled out for decades. It wasn't a slump. Also you're not pronouncing racers names right!

What about Nelson Piquet? # times world champ....

God save Piquet............always underestimated

Wow, that map at 5:18 got the location of literally every team wrong.

The real secret. They have a greater number of wealthy individuals, so a wider cohort of talent of whom are rich enough to fulfill their talent in racing.

Farina fist F1 Champion was Italian

someone who knows that New Mexico exists 😭 good job Donut Media team

U dint mention about Nikki Lauda!!!!!

i'll not give a like, because you didn't told abou the most espectacular brazilian driver: Piquet! Alright just kiding haha. amazing work bro! Have my like

If you knew anything about F1 you would know that Mercedes F1 is pretty much all designed and run in Britain. Even the engine is built from the British Ilmor engine. Then again until recently most of the Indycar engines were built in the UK.

With the United Kingdom, it is in us to win at all costs in whatever we do despite not always achieving that goal. We got bad weather, many motor racing circuits, a liberal system when it comes to driving schools and the infrastructure is mostly untolled and it’s possible to hammer a car to death on a country road.

You're not wrong about talking about Brazil without naming all their F1 champions, but also when you sad that F1 is unaccessable for brazilians. Its important to say that Brazil is one of the few countries that broadcasts the races in free-to-air TV, since 1972, with great audience. Even this year, when the biggest brazilian TV - Globo - decided to leave the broadcasting, F1 looked for another free-to-air TV to continue.

Nobody in Britain cares about F1 also.

And the Most Team Captain are drin Austria😂😂😂

Germans: Confused Screeming....

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Love the Deftones sweater.

Gringos: Brasil Brasileiro: quem me invocou?

Well.. I think you should have talked about the Finnish Rally culture as we also drive in rally and I think we do ok there... not sure as I don't follow sports that much just remember Juha Kankkunen been talked about when I was kid... Not only do we drive on gravel roads and night when it is slipery we also drive gravel roads and summer in broad daylight when it is slipery.... I mean, you can easily spin car in turn if the gravel is loose and you never know when there is loose ground on Gravel. Then there is these "bike roads" that are so wide that you almost can't fit two cars side by side and when two of you meet you have to go around without driving off the road, sometimes the speed limits is 80km/h you can't see if someone comes behind a corner and you have barely room to drive past each others so you have to be descent driver if you want to go speed limit. I have good memories being at back seat (the 6th and 7th facing backwards) when cousins mother drove 120km/h on gravel road (Speed limit now there is 60km/h) and we (as kids) had super fun :D don't know why we were in hurry tho But yeah, there is also the fact that I have heard several kids who have taken old car and driven it on fields and closed roads or tracks at young age as we have so little population that a lot of people live on fields where you can drive car on private area for fun. you can do laps for time against your friend. At winter you can take Snowmobile and use that to race with friends :D When compared to other countries like UK London or any big city you have less possibilities for Fun to start driving car. We also takes our Bikes / motorbikes / mopeds to woods and drive there. It is fun to drive Mountain bike to woods with friends and just play around in woods.... I bet now days after 2010 or so people start to grow up around computers, consoles and tablets that they are not going outside to play around with all these things so there is risk that Finland's golden days are behind and the amount and quality of driving racers go down from the low 9 it already is :D

It is is difficult for brazilians to become pilots... I always wanted to try... I am 24 years old and ndver fhad the opportunity to drive even a kart...

More F1 stuff please

Mansell. MANsell

Deftones and f1, what a great combination 👍

Donut Media: Brazil Brazilians: Oi, quem me chamou?(hi, who call me?)

"Velteri Boatoss"

Idky but I laughed when the red bull and haas team bases were labelled in London

Constantly blurring out “mystery country” does not help much when it is not blurred in the thumbnail.

Ferrari stopped using italian drivers at some point because they realized have a driver from a precise country is a huge commercial advertisement in that country. Ofc, the fastest get the sit, but if they were between two...

If ya wanna win be a Fin

From France: only one world champion but 4 times... you should talk about the french engines that powered numerous of titled teams/cars. You began your video with Le Mans footages, which is not Formula One, and you forgot about Nelson.... that's not serious...

What about Juan Manuel Fangio? He is 5 times WC, if i’m not wrong...

Excellent video! Congrats from Brazil!!!🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷

My middle name is Sisu and I am Finnish. Great vid by the way

Imagine the ultimate Battle if porsche joined F1. Porsche vs. Mercedes vs. McIaren vs. Ferrari vs. Redbull vs. Renault. Amazing !

Slight correction Re. Merc influence. The engines are also built in the UK. As are all there ERS systems. A well known Italian said when asked why his cars are to be built uk 'The english are the best engineers in the world' And thats probably why we have so many champions, all the cars and most of the engines are made here (for every motorsport) and its often easier to just grab a local driver. We've had some serious talent yes, but its really just opportunity as far as the drivers are concerned.

Correct your self Mercedes pulled out of f1 coz of an accident involving their car and killing spectators

Didn't MB just buy British outfit Ilmore to create their modern F1 team?

Why was Rosberg's face blurred out? He's not that ugly.

Valtieri Boatas and Nigel Man-zel

TORILLE PERKELE!!!

Btw its Nigel Mansell not Mansel :)

VW is from Germany too

Why did they blur Nico Rosberg?! 😔

11:34 Finland is not a Scandinavian country

Jim Clark???

In germany F1 is now only shown in the pay tv which means that in Germany F1 is probably going to not be that popular as it now is because young people can‘t watch the sport 😭

"Oh, gee, I wonder what that mystery country is going to be!" - Me watching this video from Finland

Great video ! But, Finland is not part of Scandinavia ;)

More of F1 plz, I'd definitely subscribe 😛

The way you pronounced Valtteri Bottas had me choking on my oatmeal 🤣

How many American champions have their been? None ... because Americans play women's sports. Football with helmets and pads that make the 80's look tame. Can't catch a ball without a glove. Race cars in a big circle. Hey ... but they're the best in all these women's sports that only they compete in. They win the World Series every single year... We're Number One (at girly games only we play)!

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You mentioned McLaren and yet New Zealand doesn't even make it on your opening map of the world.

Ah, Americans and their legendary knowledge of geography..

Argentina has 5 championships.... withba lot less drivers

Are Williams and Racing Point really British given they're owned by an American and Canadian family respectively?

Nice idea for a vid. Some stats were f'-ed up though. Also, what would have been more interesting in some sense, is not how many drivers (of the total amount from a certain country) became champtions, but succes in general. Like how many of those who didn't win a championship did win races. Some countries might not have a champion, but many podiums. Might be an exceptional example (given there's only 1 driver), but of all the Polish drivers to reach F1 100% of them won (a) race(s). Heck, i'd be interested in joining to look up this crap, just to get it right.

What about the Brazilian driver Nelson Piquet was a 3 time F1 champion??? What a mistake leave him out of this video

Did you forget about 3 times champion Nelson Piquet???? Or left him out on purpose while mentioning drivers with a single title and less impressive carreers ?? What about Fangio from Argentina??? 🙈🙈🙈

Great Video and research!!!

Sisu........they beet Russia in a scrap. Finland rocks.

Britain have racing in thair blood like Italy But yet u forget Mika hakkinen And kimi raikkonen They are world champions form Finland

Piquet > Senna