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American Reacts To The Scariest F1 Crashes For The First Time… TERRIFYING

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Seeing this F1 crash reaction left me speechless. Watching a car split in two highlights the risks of dangerous racing.

This footage captures a moment that redefined the sport. When the vehicle erupted into flames and trapped the driver for three long minutes, it forced the industry to reconsider standard safety protocols. I am breaking down the sequence of events to understand the sheer intensity that fans rarely see up close.

We look at the aftermath of this incident to appreciate the evolution of Formula 1 safety. It serves as a stark reminder of the consequences drivers face every time they step onto the track. By examining these moments through a detailed motorsport analysis, we gain a deeper respect for the engineering that allows them to survive such catastrophic impacts.

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20 Comments

@redsarge98 3 weeks ago

Also, the first lap is always the most dangerous because the pack hasn't spread out yet.

@Eidam264 2 weeks ago

Who is here after Leclerc same crash at Monza??

@SneakyNeeka 2 weeks ago

There is a Missinformation at 14:50 about Grosjean. He was inside the Flames for 28 seconds, not almost 3 Minutes.

@mondexponent2126 2 weeks ago

In F1 youre NOT supposed to do things like these. Any contact at all to be fair. Its basically non contact racing. If you touch a front wing with your back tyre chances are its gonna have a puncture. If you clip someone slightly youve damaged the car significantly. And if this happens in fast corners your risking the life of yourself and others.

Many of those thing happen in Nascar or even GT Racing. But those cars are sturdy and not as sensitive. Thats why, especially in NASCAR, rubbing is racing. Just not in F1

@ketorolac4276 10 days ago

The record top speed for a F1 car is 378 km/h, set by Valtteri Bottas in 2016... That's about 235 mph in freedom units...

@redsarge98 3 weeks ago

F1 is definitely the top racing class in terms of the talent required to get there. Also the money.

@Moshinoki 5 days ago

There are tyres made specifically for damp and wet conditions, but these are obviously slower on dry asphalt, it's all a matter of tyre strategy

@hugo94608 5 days ago

Romain Grosjean was on the mike this afternoon for the GP, each and everytime I hear him well and happy that melts my heart it was SO scary, especially on the french feed when his best friend narrates....

@KaytchC1790 9 days ago

Really enjoyed your reactions & your curiosity about the sport!

@benzyben445 4 days ago

At 8:00 where he’s on about how the halo saved his life, there was a lot of hate for the halo before this incident due to how ugly it is and how it could impact the drivers vision.
Ever since that crash I’ve not heard a single person complain about it

@andrebean3262 3 weeks ago (edited)

GROOVY,
1. FORMULA 1 IS CRAZY SPEED!
2. A COMMERCIAL AIRPLANE ✈️ TAKES FLIGHT AT 120 MPH & 20 DEGREES NOSE UP!
3. F1 CARS TRAVEL AT 200 MPH, SO IF ANYTHING GOES WRONG THE CAR GOES AIRBORNE!
4. CHECKOUT THESE TWO ISLE OF MAN TT SUPER BIKE RACING THAT I SHARED WITH YOU BEFORE:
https://youtu.be/NTufMDgtpmk?si=TvQjiaJdrKLTAsBN
https://youtu.be/31RZ5wU-Fg0?si=VrDG87VP0BwmXAJH

@Icarusv2x 1 day ago (edited)

If you have a minor scrape and you break your front wing or you get a punctured tire and can somehow get it back to the pits they can fix it for you fast and you can rejoin the race at whatever position you are now after the crash probably dead last, but if you crash and can't drive it to the pits you do something like Kimi Raikkonen where he got out and walked all the way to his yacht.
And you can defend a corner entrance but if you get passed on the outside of a corner you are not allowed to push him outside the track to defend again.

@michaelbriggen8215 13 days ago

It can defenetly look scary when the cars disintegrate like that, butt they are purpusfully desin't like that to absorp the greater part of the blow.

@Rokana_ 2 days ago

one small mistake can make one big crash

@RaphaelThorsen 21 hours ago

If you do real research, Romain Grosjean stayed between 27-28sec in the fire, which is crazy, but for the Netflix series, they made it stay longer...

@Crypted010 2 weeks ago

20:43 You can, but the thing is, you can't HIT somebody... That's why the Stewards + Race Director looks into the footage to see if it is accident or not, if not then a 5-second or 10 second penalty depending of how Intense it is, it will be added to the driver and either you stop in the pit box for 5 or 10 seconds or deduct it after the Race

@Sillymarin 21 hours ago

We are from Europe, man. We aren't alowed to hurt ourselves

@juliarowley4452 2 days ago (edited)

14:21 boom literal boom💥💥💥💥💥💥

@theosalvador5029 1 hour ago (edited)

He did not try to cut him off

@LanzEndaya 2 weeks ago

F1 is less about top speed but more about downforce and keeping that speed while taking corners (but fyi, they can reach up to 360kph/224mph or slightly higher)