The 6 Craziest Stories In Monaco GP History once there was an overtake lol

@P-YT-CH

6 жыл бұрын

ya ok yeah

@horizonbuilds643

5 жыл бұрын

@ya oof

@Googar12

4 жыл бұрын

Dont lie to me like that

@shaikolm

4 жыл бұрын

2018 Max

@j.banana4258

4 жыл бұрын

1979 Gilles

1996 was worth a mention. Buddy Lazier a few months prior at a IRL race in Phoenix wrecked breaking his back. He would show up to the month of may walking witch a cane and a special padded seat the team made for him for the race. Not only would Buddy lead the race, he would go on to win the race after a last lap dash to the finish. He was in such a tremendous amount of pain that he couldn't stand for the victory celebration. So in front of the whole world. He sat in his car with the wreath around him doing the winners interview.

For a bit Brazilian pride .... In 2003 Indy 500 , the top 3 was Gil de Ferran, H3lio , and Tony Kanaan .

@Forzafredo94

6 жыл бұрын

Carinha de zueira i was there! I’ve gone to every single race since 2002. I’m still waiting for Helio to win #4

@jakesullivan9179

3 жыл бұрын

Aye you from Indy?

@rafaelaragao528

3 жыл бұрын

@@Forzafredo94 looks like you'll no longer wait

@Forzafredo94

3 жыл бұрын

@@rafaelaragao528 I about cried Sunday !

@homeperson11244

3 жыл бұрын

Also tons of brazillians came to IndyCar and it was still a decent talent. Raphael Matos, Bruno Junqueira, Cristiano da Matta, Enrique Bernoldi, Ana Beatriz, Rubens Barrichello, Matheus Leist, and Pietro Fittipaldi (Also the legend Emerson himself). One was missing was Felipe Massa, but he seems building some grudge to the series for whatever reason he got

>mentions the 2002 Castroneves/Tracy victory debacle >doesn't mention the yet crazier 1981 Unser/Andretti victory debacle Seriously, that was one messy puddle of weirdness. It says a lot that even 30 or so years after the race's end, neither party can agree on who won, so Andretti ended up with the ring while Bobby got the Baby Borg. Also, the 1994 Mercedes-Ilmor 500I. Had Fittipaldi not binned it near the end, he would have been a three-time champion simply because that engine in the Penske cars was just about touching the boundaries imposed in the rules. Not forgetting the mid-race shenanigans that involved about half a dozen cars including one Nigel Mansell, who refused to go to the hospital out of sheer anger.

@jakesullivan9179

3 жыл бұрын

Which hospital? Eskanazi or IU Methodist?

RIP Dan Wheldon

@unchartedbook5875

6 жыл бұрын

Never for get

@markwebster4692

5 жыл бұрын

16 wins 2 indy 500 wins 2005 2011 1 championship 2005

Remember everyone,with the SC system in Indycar Villneuve found it easy to gain his laps back.

-Alexander Rossi victory was insane. He end the race and won without fuel. -Takuma Sato also was incredible. See win a japanese a INDY 500, anybody didn't expect that. -Indianapolis debt with Tony Kanaan. Kanaan was going to win the INDY 500 of 2006 (or 2007, I don't remenber), but in the middle of the race, the rain appers. The race could officialy over and Kanaan win the INDY 500, but not, Kanaan wanted continuing the race. The rain stop and they continous the race. Later, Kanaan enter to pits for change tyres and the rain is back and the officials declared the race is over and Franchitti won his first INDY 500. Kanaan lose that race after dominate that race. Year after year, all the fans and the people of Indiana says to Kanaan "Indianapolis got a debt with you", and in the 2013, Kanaan won his first INDY 500.

@jacobhanekamp2534

5 жыл бұрын

Keep in mind he got there because of numerous engine failures

@MultiWWEfan2012

2 жыл бұрын

2007 would be the one you’re thinking of. That race also had Marco Andretti flipping over just before the 2nd round of rain hit during that yellow flag

Hang on, if Vilneuve got a 2 lap penalty, why'd Goodyear only get a stop go?

@DanielLearmouth

6 жыл бұрын

Basically, USAC are weird. Although the circumstances under which they passed the pace car were different - Jacques passed it under caution as the cars were being collected, and Scott passed it under the impression that the lights had gone green. He was given a stop-go, but disobeyed it, so he ended up, after Lap 195, not having any more laps count to his total. The best bit is, the team were under the impression that Villeneuve's penalty had been waived. That was a weird race...

@MannyZtheWolfWarrior

6 жыл бұрын

Goodyear himself is still probably under that impression to this day.

@paulo9504

6 жыл бұрын

Goodyear ignored the black flag to come in so USAC stopped scoring him at lap 195. So, he wound up 14th, 5 laps down.

@Saturn185

6 жыл бұрын

its easier to understand if you see the race yourself... and it is a good watch to boot

@homeperson11244

6 жыл бұрын

Paul O by stopped scoring him you mean disqualified him?

You do know IRL are not as litigious as FOM so you can use film rather than editing crummy clip arts for us.

@KillyJoe

3 жыл бұрын

That’d be nice.

Correct me if I'm wrong but I think Ralph DePalma at the Indy 500 in 1912 was pretty crazy. Huge lead (led pretty much the entire race), then on the final lap his car broke down. And DePalma and his mechanic pushed the car to the finish line. He didn't win that race sadly, however in 1915 he managed to win the Indy 500!

What about 1967, when Parnelli Jones lost the race in his STP Turbine car with just 4 laps to go, thanks to a $6 transmission bearing that failed?

I think 2 great storys are missing: 1st Alex Rossi winning the 100th Running of the Indy 500 in 2016 as a rookie 2nd In 1931 Dave Evans managed to drive the whole 500 miles in a Diesel powered car without a single pit stop

The 100th Indy 500 in 2016, towards the end of the race with about 50 laps or so left it became a fuel mileage race. Alexander Rossi would take the checkers and then run out of gas shortly after. If he hadn't had won he would probably be still struggling to get an F1 ride to this day. Andretti Autosport picked him up the next year and he is doing pretty well now.

@russianbubbawallace8681

6 жыл бұрын

TomZeBomb the 100th anniversary was in 2011, they didn't run it during WWII, that's why the 100th race was in 2016

@TomBoi

6 жыл бұрын

ThatoneRahalfan15 what does this prove? The 100th WAS in 2016, I knew that.

@russianbubbawallace8681

6 жыл бұрын

TomZeBomb oh wait oops I read that so wrong. I'm an idiot

@addaifan4life1

6 жыл бұрын

He already drove for Andretti Autosport when he won the 500.

@Quintinohthree

6 жыл бұрын

cody bray Andretti-Herta Autosport technically, who kept him on for 2017 and only switched him with Marco Andretti for 2018 so that Rossi is now solely driving for Andretti and Andretti is driving for Herta which is partnered with Andretti. Also, Herta won both the 100th aniversary and 100th edition of the Indy 500 as team owner.

dan wheldon would not live to finish that season

@Quintinohthree

6 жыл бұрын

ryan white Technically he did finish the championship, but that is no help.

@peanutentertainment

5 жыл бұрын

I really hope they have fixed the cars because there was no way possible to survive that crash

Leading the field by 10 or so seconds, Jimmy Broadbent trusted the chatto and ran out of fuel 5 laps before the finish. He made a pit-stop in order to fuel up but he was caught off with an unsafe pit exit and came back into the pits the following lap to serve a penalty. Gotta love pretend race car drivers.

@maxrevs24

6 жыл бұрын

A true tragedy.

@UnsounderGnome

6 жыл бұрын

It's so funny because I just automatically slot that in with other Indy 500 moments, and then I remember it was a sim...

@sideslick1024

6 жыл бұрын

I screamed so hard at my TV when he stayed out. I knew the moment that he stayed out under that caution that it was over for him.

@deathrooster14

6 жыл бұрын

Fuck, he should have won that race.

@rubywest5166

4 жыл бұрын

He redeemed himself this year, don't worry

2021 reliving this crazy IndyCar moments.

The 2006 Indy 500 at 5 years old was my first race and it immediately got me hooked. This race is what drove my love for Motorsports. I’ve been to 9 Indy’s including that one and I will continue to go in the future. It truly is the greatest spectacle in racing.

You should do craziest DAYTONA 500 now; and by now I mean in Febuary, when it's ran

@AM19NI

5 жыл бұрын

Good idea and do 2001 when Dale Earnhardt died

@AM19NI

5 жыл бұрын

And 2012 when Montoya’s car in flames under red flag 🚩 and Keselowski tweeting on the backstretch and Matt Kenseth winning

It was worth a mention of the controversial 1981 Indianapolis 500, where Bobby Unser and Mario Andretti passed cars exiting out of the pit road during a caution, and the dispute over who won went on for over six months. In the end, Bobby Unser was declared the winner

Yay a IndyCar video! After seeing an Indy t-shirt on the channel the other day...I knew it was just a matter of time.

The last of the victories for Dan Wheldon. He would eventually lose his life in Las Vegas Speedway that same year. RIP brother.

Sigh, that was Dan's final win in 2011. So sad to see him gone. RIP

2016: Alexander Rossi wins crossing the finish line with no gas at 40 MPH

Wtf1 - “America’s most popular race” NASCAR - “am I a joke to you?”

@ahmadfbjm6713

4 жыл бұрын

Lol. Seriously Indy500 was still more prestige compare to they cousins, if it wasn't prestige then why would some NASCAR driver flew to Indianapolis to do Double duty?

2012 was similar to 1985.Dario Franchitti was spun in the pits and then took the win,surviving a last lap attack by Takuma Sato.

Editorial note: 1:06 it’s not 500 laps, rather 500 miles. The race is 200 laps

@nisse4629

5 жыл бұрын

he meant total laps for every race he entered.

1982 Johncock vs Mears was a great momemt.

@DanielLearmouth

6 жыл бұрын

1982 is one of my favourite races exactly for that reason. The fight between Johncock and Mears was just fantastic to watch. Johncock needed that win, for what happened in 1973...

@naga5707

6 жыл бұрын

Cockblock?johnschlong? (Hehehe)

Try to talk about the 1996-2008 indy civil war.

Yay! WTF1 is acknowledging Indycar!

Going there this year, can't wait!

Penske's Mercedes 500l engine in 1994 Penske failing to qualify in 1995 after dominating 1994 1996, the split, 25/8 and the CART boycott

1999: Robby Gordon nearly won until he ran out of fuel coming to the white flag

WTF1 1992 THE WHOLE RACE!!!!! It's only 45 degrees outside and Roberto Guerrero, the pole sitter, spins on the parade lap. Odd crashes happen throughout the race due to the cold and Scott Goodyear comes from the last row of the grid to finish second by inches to Al Unser Jr. in the closest Indy 500 in history. And my dad still did not by my mum a blanket.

Who could ever forget the start of the 1966 indy??? Tires everywhere!

1992; Al Unser Jr and Scott Goodyear final 7 lap duel. Closest finish ever at the Indy 500; Less than a car length (0.043 sec) but the TV director switched away from the finish line just before they crossed - how crazy is that!

@karter95

Жыл бұрын

That was a very cold and wierd race as a whole starting with Pole Winner Roberto Guerrero spinning and crashing before the start

Can't believe I just heard Matt say Milwaukee lol. I live right by there and it's just strange to hear you say it and you actually had it close but then again it may just be the accent along with the word itself.

That 1985 indy car is *BEAUTIFUL*

Nice vid guys

Indy 500 is still the best race in the world. Last years race was crazy with Takuma Sato and Helio going back and forth for the lead.

Fittipaldi drinking orange juice was a protest. The brazilian orange juice industry is the biggest in the world 'til now, all orange juice that american companies sell in their country is brazilian. That strory is famous in Brazil, and the position of the people are all the way around, true respect

Don't forget about Alexander Rossi an American rookie winning the 100th Indy 500 after running out of gas in the short chute between 3 and 4 and coasting to win the greatest spectical in racing against all odds.

That JR Hildebrand one was interesting. One of the first 500s I can remember. Crazy finish to lose it on a mistake when there's no way you don't win. And then to almost win on 3 wheels. So close yet so far. But what happened later that day in Charlotte made it even crazier. Dale Earnhardt Jr ran out of gas in turn 4 to loose the coke 600, one of Nascar's crown jewels. Why is that significant? They were both in the national guard car, both lost in turn 4, on the same day. Pretty crazy how those things happen huh?

erm.....1994 the mercedes engine....

@Quintinohthree

6 жыл бұрын

Robert Gracie And Penske failing to qualify the following year.

@lpforever1854

6 жыл бұрын

You mean the Ilmor engine.

Juan Pablo Montoya won after falling back to last place during the race in 2015. It may not have been Jenson Button in Canada in its epicness but winning any major race from last is good going.

Milwaukee back on the nascar truck calendar is amazing. Now we just need to bring indy cars back the weekend after Indy.

I think another crazy Indy 500 moment is that final showdown between RHR & Helio in 2014! MAN, that was a nail-biter 😂😬👍🏻🎉🏎🏁

Nice video

Never thought I would see a IndyCar video on a F1 channel

Need to replace: 2011 with 1982:Gordon Johncock and Rick Mears dueled for first place in the last lap and Gordy win by just 0.160 seconds. 2002 with 1981:Bobby Unser passed 8 cars during yellow. 2006 with 1992:Al Unser Jr held off Scott Goodyear by just 0.043 seconds. Need to add:1987;Al Unser winning car is only a show car in a hotel at Pennsylvania.1982 race also have controvesy.During the pace lap,Kevin Cogan suddenly veered to right and hit A.J Foyt and t-boned by Mario Andretti and causing two other car crash. Other:Not need replaced or removed.

Dario Franchitti's maiden win at Indy in the rain. Rossi winning out of fuel.

Al Unser Sr winning in 1987 with a year old March as a Penske replacement driver . Three weeks earlier the car was a show car in a hotel lobby in Pennsylvania

When Alonso hit the two birds

Not a crazy one but I cried this year when Justin Wilson's brother led for a few laps near the end before pulling into the pit for a late stop. It was planned that way so that the Wilson name can be on the board of drivers who've led laps in that race. It's an important list in the minds of Indy fans. The main reason he did it was to help promote organ donation. IIRC, Justin's decision to be a donor saved 5 lives when he was killed a few years ago. "Bad Ass" Wilson was one of the sweetest racers there's ever been and I still miss his presence in the races :'(

Indy 500 2016 : When Alexander Rossi, that was rookie at the time, won while running out of fuel, crossing the line only thanks to his momentum. Awesome victory.

1:24 that’s still almost a car length and a half😂 that’s NOTHING, not even a photo finish but still cool

Scott Dixon’s crash in 2017 was insane

I can think of one dario franchetti through the middle of two cars for the win on the last lap

2012. Pass for the win ends in tears for sato 2016. Rookie Alexander Rossi takes an unlikely victory after clutching and coasting to save fuel

Even this moment is not Indy 500,in the light series,there was a 4 wide last-lap finish with Dempsey winning,probably the greatest motorsport finish in history.

Emerson is such a nice guy and so is Sato

Of course the only guy to ever actually get overtaken on the final straight on the last lap without crashing would be an Andretti.

This channel was so much better n donw to earth than what as become now

2012 Sato spins on last lap trying to pass Dario and Dario wins his third five hundred

Do an Internet’s best reactions to the Indy 500

Should’ve done the Al Unser Jr/Scott Goodyear 1992 race, the finish is great

89 and 92 ending were nutzo.

2016. Rossi going 36 laps on a fuel stint (32 is usually the max under green conditions) and winning the race as he ran out of fuel. Also with the fact he was an American rookie winning the Indy 500

1992. All-F1 front row with Roberto Guerrero on pole, Cheever in the middle, and Mario Andretti on the outside. Guerrero crashed on the parade lap. Crashed filled race that saw AL Unser, Jr. fend of Scott Goodyear, who started 33rd and last, at the line for the win. Closest finish to that point.

Bobby Unser and Mario Andretti controversy in 1981. The start in 1982 when Cogan crashed out Andretti before the race started. Guerrero crashing out from pole in 1992 on the pace lap.

1992 - closest Indy 500 finish 1982 - Gordon Johncock and Rick Mears battle to the finish.

Porsche ads are awesome

Alonso misses the Indy 500

More people should watch Indy car

@russianbubbawallace8681

6 жыл бұрын

Agreed

@halo34jess117

6 жыл бұрын

Yep

@sonovahd2344

6 жыл бұрын

It seems boring. They never lift off the gas pedal. And it's just the same corner over and over again.

@jsquared1013

6 жыл бұрын

Sonova HD incorrect on both counts. IndyCar actually has the largest variety of teams of any paved-only racing series.

@sonovahd2344

6 жыл бұрын

I wasn't talking about teams. My problem is that on the oval tracks, such as the track used in indy 500, the most interesting moments seem to be cars crashing. I generally don't like nascar and Indycar because of the oval tracks with little to no variation. I find F1, Moto Gp, ANd Wec to be more interesting because of the different tracks. I'm also not a huge fan of the way USA does certain things. Like Tv. I find the commentators to be extremely boring, and the shows they do before the races, are a bit weird. Like when military planes fly over the stadiums for no apparant reason. I'm aware that many other countries do things like this, but USA seems to do it more. (I'm not hating on your country or anything. I'm just not a fan of how things are done in USA when it comes to sport, food, tv, Etc) But if you love Indycar, then why? i might be wrong when i'm saying it's boring. I'll admit, i haven't watched many races. But can you explain what makes Indycar so appealing for you? Btw i'm completely aware that not all indycar tracks are ovals. And i'm also aware that there are differences between the oval tracks. Some are variations of circles aswell.

Rest In Peace, Dan Wheldon

Spin and win remembers of Vettel.

For long-contested wins, I think 1981 Mario Andretti versus Bobby Unser is the longest.

So funny!!

1912: Ralph De Palma lead the race from the start, but in lap 198 his car has a problem and he push the car toward the finish line 1973: Indy's black year 1981: Who is the winner: Andretti or Unser? 1982: Johncock vs Mears 1991: Mears wins with a broke foot 1992: Scott Goodyear start 33rd, he takes the lead, but Al Unser Sr. pass him at fotofinish (closest finish in Indy history with 0.043 seconds) 1994: Mercedes 500I question 2007: Race stop for the rain after 113 laps, restart after three hours, and after 50 laps the race was stopped again beacuse heavy rain and finished in that moment 2016: Rossi strategic masterstroke and winning in his first ever attempt 2017: Alonso adventure, Sato's victory (First Japanese) and Dixon crash

wait what, how did u guys find a crash photo from my country :O haha

Emerson Fittipaldi vs. Al Unser Jr in 1989 was a good finish. Both drivers went side by side into Turn 3. Unser Jr crashed and his race was over. While down the back straight he gave Fittipaldi a thumps up as he went by under the caution.

I knew that first one would come up, but here's what this video didn't tell you: Dan Wheldon actually drove the car JR Hildebrand drove the previous 2 years, finishing 2nd at Indy both years. The year before Dan took over, Vitor Meira drove that car & in 2008 he also finished 2nd at Indy. The split between Dan & that team, Panther Racing, wasn't pretty. Dan essentially got his payback in 2011 with that Indy 500 win, dealing Panther Racing their 4th straight 2nd place finish in the Indy 500, in his first start of technically 2 that season. ... There was a third, but, we *don't* talk about that third event. 💔😭

Hey now, don't forget about Danica in 2005 leading the race and finishing 4th!

The 1912 Indy 500. Ralph DePalma leads for 196 laps and doesn't win. 98% of laps led. I feel like this at least deserves a honorable mention.

2014 final 5ish laps when Ryan Hunter-rey and Castroneves switching places until the last corner of the last lap

You forgot Rossi winning in 2016. As an F1 channel, I thought you would remember him.

1995 Indy 500 qualifying. The history of Penske failing to get in the show is such a spectacular story of failure because of the lengths the team went through to try to get Little Al and Emmo qualified, but only for them to end in vain.

The real question is Whose the fastest one

@clayduval1255

6 жыл бұрын

Depends on your definition of fastest. Fastest top speed? Indycar. Fastest through corners? F1. Fastest acceleration? Probably WRC cars or F1

@The98Man098

6 жыл бұрын

thebiggestGster lol

@alexfitzpatrick2509

6 жыл бұрын

IndyCars about to get a 1000hp baby with ICEs baby

@DonatProdanSimRacing

6 жыл бұрын

Alex Fitzpatrick Indycar barely makes 700hp

@alexfitzpatrick2509

6 жыл бұрын

2020 rules baby 950 on P2P rn indycars make 730hp on road courses

Kenny Bräck's victory in 1999, winning when the leader run out of gas in the second to last lap

The 73 event seems crazy enough, 3 deaths and it got rained out.

Alexander Rossi in 2016 winning with no fuel on the last lap and win as a rookie

That one time when a snail joined the race and won first place over a guy who is addicted to cappuccino believing he would win the race

1992: The closest finish in Indy 500 history. Al Unser, Jr. holds off Scott Goodyear in the final laps to win by 0.034 seconds.

Maybe when Alonso's engine gave out with 21 laps to go after leading a lot of laps in 2017.

I love it at 2:15 he got a two-lap penalty for overtaking the safety car but someone else got a 10 second stop-go penalty plz explain

Danica Leading, Bordais and Hinchcliffe nearly dying in qualifying, Scott Dixon Getting Launched last year, Alexander Rossi winning in 2016 on fumes

@skyewarren79

6 жыл бұрын

To name a few anyway

speaking of the Andretti Curse the 1981 Unser/Andretii who's the winner craziness I'm surprised that one didn't make the list.

Next, do the craziest moments in Rally

Greatest motorsport spectacle - let's all just drive left for 2 hours

1992 Unser Jr. over Goodyear 1989 Fittipaldi wrecks Unser Jr. racing for the lead 1994 Fittipaldi wrecks out of the lead handing the lead and win to Unser Jr.

I missed the race of 2016 with the shocking win for the rockie Rossi ;)