F1 1997 Five revelations by world champion Jax Villainuv

There is no lack of creativity in French Formula 1 Broadcaster Canal+, which has recently established an interview – or we should say ‘inquiries’ – with our own pundits Jacques villainuveHe was in police custody while drama.

Looking at his career, the 1997 world champion entered some notable aspects and events of his time as a racing driver.

Unwanted heritage of gills

Jacques’ father Ferrari While qualifying for the 1982 Belgium Grand Prix, the collision won six Grands Prix before his untimely death, who won six Grands Prix. He was just 32 years old.

Jacks were 11 years old at the time and were not from motor racing – but the weight of expectations on his shoulders, especially from the media.

Jacques explained, “What was weighed on me was not the son of Giles, because I was proud to be my father’s son.” “What was weighed on me that I was not allowed to give a real answer when I came to my father. I was told that ‘Oh, you race because you have done what your father has done, it’s great.’ No, I run because I like it. “Are you insulting your father?” ‘No, I like racing, I am not imitating it.’

“When I realized that many people – especially old journalists – still lived with that romanticism. Either I said what they wanted to hear or they got upset, so I chose to answer anymore. I was not free to say what I had really thought.”

Give on an F1 win on debut

The Indi 500 winning Villainuway ruled by the 1996 Australian Grand Prix made a highly investigated F1 on the All-New Albert Park track. Canadian became the third and currently the latest crooks, who first got pole position (except for the World Championship Race and Indi 500), outpassing Williams Team partner Damon Hill By 0.138s. Ferrari Eddy irvin It was half a second at speed.

“The car was competitive, clearly,” Villainuway said. “I was with Damon Hill, which was super fast and knew the car well. What help me help me to miles and miles compared to the current miscreants of F1 – we were in Astoril in Portugal five days a week. So we rushed to a good amount of running under our belt.

“The second thing that was played for my benefit was that it was a new circuit; Damon had no point of reference, and thus I made a difference. However, in the following two Grands Prix, I was a second in qualifying!” The villainuway deficit for Hill was 1.143 in Interlagos and 0.561s in Buenos Aires.

Starting from the pole in Melbourne, Villainyuway led most of the first 53 laps-but in 58, his team partner had to win due to a technical issue on his FW18, which allegedly posed a threat to retiring him from the race.

He said, “Melbourne harassed me a little, because we had a race in the bag,” he said. “There was an oil leak in the corners, red lights were coming for oil pressure, so the team asked me to slow down and let me go through Damon, otherwise the engine would break. I recently came to know from some engineers that even though I did not slow down the engine, I did not really break really, it was probably better for the sadnia in the team.”

Villainuve, however, was keen to fulfill any suggestions of a conspiracy.

He also clarified that he was not so upset. “I knew that 1997 was going to be my year, 1996 was Damon and I had to learn a lot from him. Was it in 1997 or against another team partner, I probably had a mind, but not against Damon. Not against Damon. He was here, he was extremely experienced, and I had a lot to learn.”

How she ends with blonde hair

Blonde hair is always in a way, the trademarks of the villainuway – only because they wore it in a short period of their life, it was when he won the World Championship.

“First in 1997, after the Grand Prix in Montreal, he remembered, when he retired from his home race on Lap 2, he crashed into the ‘Bienvenue AU Cubek’ wall – which would be named ‘Wall of Champions’, when three of them hit it in 1999.

“I went home and watched a film, trainpotting. I felt it very funny, and their hair was blonde.” Oh, it’s good, why not? ” I went to my hairdresser, ‘Hey, do it for me’. ‘No, do this.’ But I did not tell my management, nor the team, nor my sponsor. – And there was a slight shock. ,

Four months later, the French team of Williams-Renolt celebrated the Villainuway World title with Gora Wigs.

Shumakar’s post-zeriz betrayal

Jacques Villainuv’s career highlight was definitely defeating Ferrari Michael Schumacher For the title of 1997, in controversial circumstances, which will be argued equally by pundits and fans for decades.

“It began in the previous race in Japan,” the Williams driver expanded. “I was nine points ahead, at that time it was 10 points for a win. We had a championship in almost the bag.

“But on Friday morning, on the first out-lap, a car with a long, straight, yellow flag was closed. The car was stopped, well, we were leaving. Then, the stewers decided to disqualify me for a full weekend. It looked a bit harsh-it seemed a bit rigid-I have never received such a fine, and never since it has ever happened.

“We have still decided to run so that we could potentially appeal. The target was to drive slowly and to get ahead of Michael so that he could not win the race. But all other drivers were afraid to play together, so everyone was slowly driving.”

What Villainuway did not mention is that he had previously ignored the yellow flag very often, and the resulting suspended was under an unknowable ban. Also, the event includes Jose VerustapaneIt was actually in a lap, where Villainuway set a personal best.

Despite this, the incident fired the villainuway. “We went to a point in the final race, and when political games started.

“Shumakar went to Ferrari as Ferrari needed to win, he did not win for a long time. So I then decided to put a lot of pressure on Shumakar, reminding the media and the federation, how he had won his two championships against Damon Hill. Running him in the wall, referring to the decisive conflict in the 1994 title.

After a notable three-way tie in qualifying for the last 1997 era in Jerage,-Vilanuve honored the position of pole for setting their time before Shumakar and Williams Team-Mate. Henz-hald frontazhen – Shumakar initially took an edge and led his opponent until Villainuway doves Lap 48 from inside. The German went into Williams but failed to get it out of the race and got stuck in gravel.

“I remember I looked at him. I remember I was going to a braking point and standing on the wall looking at him, looking at me. This image actually hit me. I was laughing, I was happy!”

All Villainuwe was in sixth position to score a point, and he eventually took the third position behind McClance.

“I slowed down to preserve the car. The battery catching mount was broken, so the battery was held only by two electric cables, and it was being thrown around. But I slowed down, I broke first, I did not go to the full thrust, I avoided the karbas. That is what I allowed to finish the Grand Prix.”

However, Villainuway’s post-race party took an unexpected turn when Shumacar joined his opponent’s World Championship to celebrate.

“Michael came with his wife, wearing yellow wigs from Renault Mechanics,” Villainuway said. “He was not staying in this hotel, he just showed me. He included me behind the bar, put his hand around me, made a cocktail, while his wife took pictures. Fair Play, The Championship Over, we move forward.

“A week later, I woke up to German tabloids with the photo, captioned: ‘I did nothing wrong, Jacks is not disturbed’. It angered me. He used my moment – my party, my championship – a photo OP to save him from guilt as a photo OP. This was really damaged and stopped any possible connection.”

Shumakar disqualified the 1997 championship by the FIA. Villainuve still sees him as his greatest rival-but insists that he would never include the Ferrari driver as a team partner despite his father’s link, as he did not accept the status of number-two and felt that there was no place for Villainuv with Shumacher.

Coming to fly with feisty montoya

During its short-term F1 career, which extended for only five years and one and a half years, Juan Pablo Montoya can be quite feudal-on the track and outside. Villainuway first experienced it at the 2001 Canadian Grand Prix, when Columbian was a crook.

“Montoya went out of the pits and blocked me with purpose,” the villainuway claimed. “My lap was ruined. I slowed down in a chicken to say, ‘Oh!’, And he went inside me, breaking my suspension!

“They said something to me, which should not be with him, so I caught him from the neck screw, the stewers came – which was during the briefing of the drivers – then I explained what he said and everything became easy.”