Romain Grosjean’s fire ball crash is def worth a watch. Even though the Netflix series plays up the drama it’s still worth a watch. An absolute miracle that he got out like he did

@jasper46985

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, that was horrific!!

@warailawildrunner5300

Жыл бұрын

kzread.info/dash/bejne/mXed2LBmkpesiqw.html this is the full uncut version. Dramatic yes, but shows just how fast the response and rescue was.

@Zinx543

Жыл бұрын

I watched it live

@markheit5870

Жыл бұрын

@@warailawildrunner5300 Regardless of the speed of the response, Grosjean climbed out by himself! They continued to spray the wreck but they had written him off. I had written him off. You had written him off. If there was a helping hand, it was from the here after.

@dracul_gras

5 ай бұрын

wouldnt say they play it up, it was horrifying live to see and not knowing if he was alive or dead was awful

It’s actually remarkably safe for what it is. There has been some recent deaths but they have had so much innovation that the chances are extremely small. Some of these crashes were back before safety was really making large strides. A lot of racing fatalities came from the neck being internally decapitated essentially but they wear something called a HANS device that keeps the neck and body from separating due to sudden stops. There’s also a bar like structure infront of the drivers that keeps their heads from hitting debris or being decapitated by other cars or guard rails or light posts etc.

@user-of1dd4vk7z

Жыл бұрын

Just 1 death in the last 27 years...

@futurecorpse7330

Жыл бұрын

@@user-of1dd4vk7z in formula one directly however I can think of 2 in formula 2 I guess I should’ve said open cockpit cause although different there’s been a handful in Indy car

@samuelpinder1215

Жыл бұрын

@@futurecorpse7330 I love f1 and I understand the safety. I'm also a big rallying fan but I hold the opposite thought for rally. The sense of danger is what makes it exciting. Obviously the basic safety of normal cars like airbags and adding a roll cage but I miss when the fans would stand on the course until the car was 1 second away from them then move off

@eno88

Жыл бұрын

Internally decapitated is not a phrase I'd ever thought I'd like to never hear again.

Fernando Alonso sounded way too calm describing that crash. "You see the sky you see the ground and the car stops and i get out" lol!

The one where you paused up around 7:30 was Robert Kubicka. That was a serious crash, but like most of the time in modern F1, he walked away. However, not too long after this he had a rallying accident in the F1 off-season that caused life-changing damage to his arm and ended his F1 career. But him being Robert Kubicka, a very talented F1 prodigy of his time, managed to actually get back into F1 just for a season or two several years later at Williams when it was running at the back. Not really a come back and a bit sad to see him as a back-marker, but at that point he's not there to "race" but to help develop the car. Either way, crazy story.

@samuelpinder1215

Жыл бұрын

Nah it was before williams were as slow as they are now right

11:40 100 percent. They add a halo for the 2018 with saved Lewis life when he had an incident with Max Verstappen. The tyre almost hit his head and could have killed him. I’m glad they are taking more safety precautions.

funny part about these cars is that the more "spectacular" crashes with parts flying all over are usually much better for the health of the drivers, as all of the pieces around are meant for both Aerodynamic gains and for when a crash happens all those bits and pieces that come flying off are taking force off of the crash itself, what's really dangerous are the crashes where the F1 car just stops in it's tracks as then all those forces hit the driver at once

Jeremy Clarkson said it years ago "speed never killed anyone. Suddenly becoming stationary, that's what gets you" There are safetybarriers, crashstructures on the car, plenty of safety systems for the drivers.

Don't worry they're all okay, f1 is extremly safe. If you're going to react to more f1 i recommend best f1 team radios of the last decade

@revan5293

Жыл бұрын

When you say it’s extremely safe. For some reason I don’t believe you😂.(not a f1 or NASCAR Guy at all)

@EL1TEHD1

Жыл бұрын

@@revan5293 there hasn't been a death in a long time

@EL1TEHD1

Жыл бұрын

@@revan5293 And the people in the video are perfectly fine, some of them are still driving in f1

@scotcheeP

Жыл бұрын

@@EL1TEHD1 there's only one fatality on the hybrid era which is jules bianchi, and the HALO is introduced 3 years after his death and it saved a lot of driver's lives including leclerc in 2018, grosjean in 2020, hamilton in 2021, and zhou in 2022.

@EL1TEHD1

Жыл бұрын

@@scotcheeP i know

13:40 you dont need no 3D glasses for that shot🤣🤣🤣🤣

03:50 The lovely voice of Murray Walker... What a F1 legend...

Please more F1 reactions, such an amazing and versatile sport 🤩🤩 I would recommend watching the 2021 title battle - Max Verstappen vs Lewis Hamilton...

@rapataka3000poorstaff

Жыл бұрын

And how Pérez and Latiffi took part in SuperMax win

@samuelpinder1215

Жыл бұрын

Better than this season. No point watching the rest of the races unless they make verstappen sit out and let Vettel win his last race in the sport as hes a legend and a much better driver than max

If it helps, the cars are meant to come apart in a crash to dispel the crash energy. They look super scary but all those things coming off is what is supposed to happen.

15:16 was Grosjeans fireball crash little too much to handle?

Definitely check out Romain Grosjean crash his car split in half and caught fire, he did walk away amazingly

I feel like a lot of people first react to F1 they react to the sad moments, all I ask is that you make sure to watch the beautiful moments too!

This was awesome! I had no idea what to expect either! Those speeds!!! I’ve been watching RALLY races lately (you should check them out!) and that’s crazy but this is something else. Hitting barriers at 200mph …. Man…

@Haeruna

Жыл бұрын

And even then, only 4 people have died in a crash !related! to F1 since 1995, only one of those was during a race.

@EASG55

Жыл бұрын

@@Haerunaand now they’re even safer. The Halo, HANS, and who knows how many other things, protect the drivers from all of this

@Shiftry87

10 ай бұрын

​@@EASG55 The most recent proving its worth i belive to be Grosjeans improved fire suit. That thing really got put to its test in that crash. U can kinda se the results in that crash becouse he only suffered minor burns to hes hands and the gloves were the only part that hadent been improved for that year.

@EASG55

10 ай бұрын

@@Shiftry87 believe me. I went to the exhibition they made in Madrid. I saw the car (what remained of it). Very scary shit. And kinda puts into perspective the miracle of how Grosjean survived THAT

@Shiftry87

10 ай бұрын

@@EASG55 Wait what, they put what remained of the car on display? Yeah sure they cant ever use any of it again but making an exhibition out of the wreckage that sounds like a wierd choice.

The straight line speed is impressive, (around 225mph at max), however, it's the cornering speed of these things which is truly astounding. A driver during certain bends is experiencing 3 - 4G on their neck. (Imagine the weight of your head in a helmet x 4). The cars have so much downforce created by both front and rear wings, that technically the car can drive upside down on a tunnel ceiling and the brakes have been said to be like hitting a brick wall when applied! 3 times world champion Jackie Stewart said they you're basically a pilot in an aircraft that's been engineered upside down.

React to "Ayrton Senna - Godspeed" 👍 Arguably the best racing driver in history but certainly the fastest without a doubt, the most talented raw driving aggression and precision we've seen in motorsports.

Ngl bro that jump scare made me laugh. These wrecks are insane for sure at insane speeds.

09:20 It was a spring from the car in front and Massa took it to the helmet... He was knocked out and stood full throttle... He was out for serveral races, BUT he made a full recovery on that! And even raced in F1 for Ferrari later on...

In resume, all the video is "Yo, yo, yo, yo"

I feel bad you could tell that 2006 wreck had him shook.

Look at the best overtakes in F1

The fireball crash at the night race (Bahrain) that you removed from the vid was heart stopping in real time, I barely took a breath while waiting to hear that the driver (Grosjean) got out ok

Massa be like: man that spring hit me hard

You need to see this one ! , " F1 - Grosjean's Fireball Crash | DRIVE TO SURVIVE "

You gotta react to “The F1 2021 Title Battle - Max Verstappen v Lewis Hamilton” by Deej. Video about 9:32 long

A good thing to remember with these types of compilations is that everyone involved is ok at the end of it all. Also, instead of seeing the start of a wreck and immediately pausing the video, try to watch it through. It will help you to not think of the worst, as you will quickly see the driver get out of the car ok.

ohhh shit matts hopping on the motorsport train too!! i hope you react to more motorsports, maybe do a nascar crash compilation next?

04:25 Same guy, who went to flip a Merc in Le Mans :)

6:40 after Robert Kubicas crash must replaced by Sebastian Vettel the 4 Time World Chsmpion

yea! motorsports are sick...thanks to racing tech...its why our cars are so much safer in modern times..you have to have some ****** to strap yourself into a race car

Kubica crash was terrible to watch, dude uust flew into concrete at incredible speed, just sudden hit on that was terrifying

LOL notice how Ralph Schumacher's name comes up over and over and over. He was the posterchild for nepotism, only having a ride because of his last name (brother of F2 champ Michael Schumacher). Ralph crashed all the time, had no business behind an F1 steering wheel.

This is new I like these reactions

Looks like you skipped/cut Roman Grosjean's greatest masterpiece, just before he retired. A little insight into modern F1. You'll only really get TV footage, or at least replays, when they are sure the driver is OK or at least only minor injuries. When Romain crashed, everyone, even lots of the paddock and other drivers were just waiting on news. But after some heart stopping delay, like 20 minutes or so where we did all think the worst had happened, they confirmed he was OK and the replays/discussion started. You won't have all the angles, TV commentary, etc, if the outcome was bad. Grosjean's car split in half, wedged the monocoque into the barrier, engulfed in a fuel fire and was there for nearly 30 seconds. He climbed out of that damn car and hopped over the fence, jogging to the safety team. He suffered some burn damage, mostly to his hands. However, short of some scarring to his hand and maybe a bit of psychological impact, he's all good and he went straight from his F1 retirement/crash to IndyCar. Honestly, the whole crash, escape and shots of Romain in the aftermath are something to behold. In your own time, just watch a full video on that crash.

You know, F1 has had their share of bad crashes. But as being an Indycar fan my entire life, I've seen some ****** lol

@FaceFish9

Жыл бұрын

yeah, those oval crashes are.. something else.. i'm glad that Indycar also has put on alot more safety devices

@xtlm

Жыл бұрын

@@FaceFish9 Honestly, even the non-oval wrecks in Indycar have been known to go off the rails at times lol

@FaceFish9

Жыл бұрын

@@xtlm fair, i just know on Ovals Indycar can have greater speeds than F1 cars, and since both are similar builds and theres alot of cars just flying through so quickly makes the Oval crashes even deadlier imo.

Someone proly already explained it but maybe not. The reason the cars flip so easily is A. They are as Light as they can Possibly Design them to be and B. They are so fast the amount of G Force and Downforce created from the Cars power and Design Make it Extremly unstable when it loses control or comes off the ground as with any vehicle of course but in these cars its as easy as one mistake and you can totally lose it like you are seeing in the video. Hell yeah love the content Racing anything suits me. W Vid!

the tires are tethered to the car in today's f1 so they don't bounce around and hit fan or driver

You may note the position Lewis Hamilton holds in Formula 1. He has seven World Driving Championship titles and over 100 victories. Arguably, the greatest driver ever. He is also very much a contender. He is also the sport's only Black participant.

You just jumped over the 2003 accident without seeing it.

Fun Fact that 2017 Crash where the Track was Soaking Wet It was in Singapore. In the Entire time the Formula One Series has raced on that track every single year there has never once been a Dry Race on that track which makes it one of the Most Difficult tracks to Drive and drivers always expect some kind of crash or carnage to delay the race its almost ineveitable

@Fons.s

Жыл бұрын

What are you talking about? 2017 was the very first wet race in Singapore, since it started in 2008. And since then only 2022 has been a wet race

@WillGonja

Жыл бұрын

@@Fons.s Dude don't fact check me fact check the Fkn F1 Announcers they are the ones who made that statement while i was watching the damn race.... #FknHistoryBuff

@WillGonja

Жыл бұрын

@@Fons.s Okay i went back and reviewed the full race replay my mistake i misunderstood what the Announcer was saying when he said there was a "Safety Car" Every Year Of the Singapore Gran Prix..... My Brain Misread that information as it was a direct result of bad weather conditions..... Gd Nancy Drew's in training i swear.

@Fons.s

Жыл бұрын

@@WillGonja safety car every race is true

"The wall of pain"... Canada

IMOLA in one race have top 1,2 and 3 of biggest

The speed of these cars are 200mph+

10:30 180 mph at this point in monaco, AT LEAST!!! Perez made full recovery and races for Red Bull next to Max Verstappen these days...

I'd like to see a driver career on f1 like how you're doing be a pro on NHL. React to the best radio messages for some iconic moments and also react to belgium 1998 for the biggest crash ever

whats he saying: araarrararara mmmarara

16:00 Mick Schumacher (Yes son of the famous Michael Schumacher) escaped nearly unharmed!!!

Welcome to F1 the world of titans

Kubica was badly hurt on this one... 06:30 It harmed his F1 career, BUT he made almost full recovery from this.

His reaction yo like end

You should do Nascar next!

Pls react to f1 drivers brilliances

if you havent reacted to nascar's crashes (biggest brutal etc.) or if you dont know it i will recomend doing it cuz they pretty insane to.

You can react to Jules Bianchi crash and the career of Gilles and Jacques Villeneuve

Pls more f1

Waite till you find out how much the cars cost

"Yo, yo, yo... no, no, no... bro, bro, bro". Some reaction,... broyo.

@yojustmatt

Жыл бұрын

Definitely... bro lol

Yeahhh F1

Did ya skip some, like at 14:19 ?

about 200mph

Scary to watch😢😮

Is Indycar not just as fast or even faster? I don't know, just asking.

Skipped all the good ones 🫤

Go watch some top fuel drag racin crashes

Please check out NASCAR crashes! You won't be dissapointed!

Check out Michael Schumacher 👍

I love your content Pin for luck for the next 69 years❤

stroll and alonso airborn crash is bad

7:00 roberts feet where hanging out the front of the cars the end of the crash hard to see in this video but he was lucky to survive Edit at 8:12 u can see them

When hot wings video?

less pausing if u just gonna sit and not commentate

Do nascar way more entertaining

@lucas_h

Жыл бұрын

In terms of crashes maybe, but to casual viewers the sport itself is far more dull imo

@simonpeschke6842

Жыл бұрын

Ur funny

@veetihautala

Жыл бұрын

Yeah watching 300 laps of driving circle is fun

@dr.dangle98

Жыл бұрын

@@lucas_h I mean the crashes

@lucas_h

Жыл бұрын

@@dr.dangle98 Ah yeah you're probably right in that regard then, they're far more chaotic for sure

Indycar has MUCH BETTER Drivers. F1 is just pay to play no real good drivers other than Max, Charles, and Vettel. Just facts

@stevenreyna3437

Жыл бұрын

Man get OUT of here with that garbage...

@xtlm

Жыл бұрын

Indycar drivers are very underrated by the masses. That's because most people don't know anything other then F1. Power, Newgarden, Dixon, to just name a few are as fast as the best F1 can offer.

@stevenreyna3437

Жыл бұрын

@@xtlm I don't disagree with the skill indycar has; I watch it from time to time myself and am familiar with its drivers. It's still ludicrous to suggest that your average indy driver is better than your average f1 driver.

@Kyle86910

Жыл бұрын

@@stevenreyna3437 The reason why is because F1 drivers just have to be good in one discipline where as indycar drivers have to be good in ovals both short and super speedway as well road and street courses in cars without power steering. Plus some of the greats from F1 like barichello came over to indycar and got so embarressed he left mid season because he was not good enough. Even someone like grosjean is now in a top team and never produced a good result this year. Just countless examples. But when indycar guys go to F1 they are right up to speed...

@LambdaHDvideo

Жыл бұрын

@@Kyle86910 power steering and having to drive ovals is not what makes a driver great lol If you value versatility so much, just look at Fernando Alonso. F1 world champion, WEC world champion, 2x 24h le mans winner, 24h daytona winner, took part in dakar rally with a good result, and was contending for victory in the 2017 indy500 before his engine gave out. There, THAT is versatility As for grosjean, he was a below average f1 driver. If anything, he is doing better in indy than he was on f1 Then you also have retired f1 drivers or f1 drivers who were out of a job in f1, and then went on to indy car for more success. Unless you insist on a US-centric view, F1 is by far the pinnacle of 4 wheeled motorsport, and is the most desired title out there.

13:40 puts things in perspective