Written, Produced & Narrated by Jack Palmer, I bring you Episode 3 of a new documentary series “F1’s Most Horrific Crashes”. In Episode 3, we will explore more non-fatal accidents from F1’s past including names such as Derek Warwick, Jochen Rindt, Mike Hailwood & Jackie Stewart
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Episode 1 focuses on other Non-fatal F1 accidents.
Episode 2 focuses on Fatal F1 accidents.
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Footage Used from….
F1
F1 TV
Sky Sports F1
Eurosport
Duke Video
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00:00 Intro
03:06 John Watson
08:50 Nigel Mansell
14:51 Luciano Burti
21:50 Mike Hailwood
28:52 Erik Comas
33:56 Derek Warwick
40:03 Ukyo Katayama
43:17 Alex Zanardi
49:39 Jackie Stewart
56:09 Jacky Ickx
1:01:08 Philippe Alliot
1:08:31 Didier Pironi
1:15:22 Martin Donnelly
1:23:38 Jochen Rindt
1:35:43 Outro
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Thanks for having me on, was good fun!
What problem do the lorries have? Like for real, two drivers?
Thanks so much for this videos. Your storytelling is just amazing and the respect you have talking about thees crashes are so fine.
Look forward to part 4.
I wish these would never end. Amazing work! If you did the story of every season of F1 from the beginning to end, I would still ask for more!
My little gasp when Peter Brook showed up 😂
Once again; Jack, your beautiful and empathetic retelling of these harrowing events has captivated me from start to finish. As seemlessly crafted as part one and two. I await part four with intrepid anticipation.
Thank you for handling these stories and events with such class and respect.
Brilliant video! Heard about it through peter's post… didnt know about just how violent pironi's crash was! 30m in the air is insane! I imagine alain may have been exaggerating a bit but even so! Youve earnt yourself another subscriber here 🙂
will part 4 be fatal again?
The hell are they doing, driving THROUGH the path of a fire hose. At some point, it's not risk, it's… What the actual…
Look, I know security standards were different, but that is mad footage. At some point, you have to ask what on Earth people were thinking.
Great video!
I read somewhere Dider Pironi also didn't return to F1 in 1986 as he would have had to give back all the insurance money he received after the accident. How true this is I'm not sure.
Also, his partner was pregnant at the time of his death, and later gave birth to twin boys, who were named Didier and Gilles. Gilles joined Mercedes AMG Petronas as an engineer in 2014; and even accepted the constructor's trophy on the podium following the 2020 British Grand Prix
Isn't it pronounced "air-ton" Senna? Instead of ai-yer-ton?
Sorry forgot to say you should be selling these to Netflix or the F1 channel.
Martin Donnelly is one of those cases of "What could've been…" If he hadn't had that accident, he could've been at least a Grand Prix winner
a name change??😭😭😭😭
YAHOO!!!
Haven't watched it yet…
But went through the first two a while back.
Time to heat up the coffee!!
All the best from Okmulgee, Oklahoma.
been waiting for this since so long 🔥
Another great documentary, can't wait for the next one! Great work!
Ads galore but still worth every second, great video.
1:00:46
There's something really striking about that photo of the burnt car. Idk if it's the lens, the way it's cropped, but something about that composition feels eerily modern. It almost looks like it was taken vertically on a phone just recently.
This whole thing has been incredible and this series feels like something that can be referenced and viewed for years to come. Thank you.
We tend to think of all F1 drivers as "heroes" in many ways, risking their lives for glory etc., but in a very real sense the true heroes are people like Hailwood and Purley. What they did goes far beyond anything else that happens in this silly little sport we're all obsessed with, throwing themselves into flames for the sake of another and with little regard for their own safety. These are people you would want by your side during any hard situation in life. They are heroes to humanity.
Thanks for another amazing video in this series it's so good keep it up ^^
Always love these videos! Keep it up
Thank for yet another brillant installment of this series. Not that I expected anything different 😉
As previous commenters already stated, the further delving into history of circuits and drivers made for a very enjoyable watch–I'll refraint from getting too wordy.
Just one more thing…regarding the Jacky Ickx accident. Excuse my French, but…What. The. Actual. Flying. Fuck. I know Formula 1 was … different in the 70s/80s but … spraying FOAM over the track and not stopping the race? What was the point?! Surely a short interruption would have been made for a better audience experience … seriously, WTF. It doesn't make any sense.
Very sad but the documentary is very very good.
After the crash at Zandvort. Jackie Stewart had a 'hospital trailer' built with a Ford truck that was driven around the European tracks in the 60s & 70s and cost in that era, 10 thousand pounds of Jackie Stewart'😮😊s own money.
Watching Donnelly drive his Lotus at Goodwood made me get up and clap.
I can only imagine the the work that went this and the preceding documentaries you made on this topic, Great Work!
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You need to check your information Clay reggazzoni's brake's didn't fale his accelerator stuck open.
Thnx for a fantastic documentary loved every minute off it.
Did you have a thousand ads in the other videos too?
THANX FOR THE EFFORT PUT IN TO THIS HISTORY OF SO MANY F1 HEROES👍
It was worth the wait, top quality job 👏
There will never be another Senna. "Race be damned, bro's in trouble" <stops on a live track and jumps out of his car and is the first on the scene and holds him> 🏃👨🚒 class act his whole career.
Love this content, yeah the other videos do nothing for respect like yours do. I have been looking into 3d modeling and simulations for fun, and realized its sorta similar to how making F1 and other super quick racing safer. I take these videos as inspiration to try and improve on racer safety like cars, materials, aerodynamics, and most importantly the cockpit. I love high adrenaline racing but nobody should have to die for it! I want us all to be able to scream like a rocket down the track with absolutely no worries… not even the crowd has to worry.
12:45 mansell's crash isn't exit of turn 1 but the final S curves before going to the dunlop curve then degner.. its basically 1 tyre that touched the grass and… that's it…
I love your content you make very high quality videos that are super interesting. Keep up the good work.
3:54 I thought he was drinking motor oil
This has to be the first time i have ever watched a video and teared up twice
Mansell gained the notoriety for being a magnet for mishaps on the track even before his 1992 world title win. That accident in Suzuka in '87 is enough to psychologically scar a driver for life.
After i thoroughly enjoyed Episode 1 and Episode 2, despite the fact the sheer sadness they brought along, i was looking forward to Episode 3 and i wasn't disappointed. So much better then the average F1 documentary. The details, the stories, the horror. THE best series of F1 documentary out there. Fantastic material, some of the moments i remembered, some of them were new to me. What a fine piece of work you promised us….AND delivered! Kudoos 🙂
You did an amazing job of all these episodes. Very informative and very fascinating. ❤❤❤❤❤ you should do Moto GP next… though I don’t know if YT will allow it
This is amazing work! I am a major fan of the older F1 years and you’ve captured the feel perfectly. Thank you! Can’t wait to see what comes next!
Although I always knew Pironi had a career ending crash in 1982, I never knew the details of it and it actually shocked me. Almost 30 meters up is unbelievable, very hard to believe. Must have been absolutely horrifying for Didier, and for Prost aswell. Alain said he still thinks of Didier’s flying Ferrari when he is driving slow on wet tarmac… One of a few crashes were there is no foottage of the crash itself (although I probably wouldn't have even wanted to see the footage). He is the real ‘82 World Champion❤❤
i don't speak much french but if someone told me the next corner is called eau rouge, i think i'd slow down!
Fantastic documentary, as the previous ones. Looking forward to seeing many more. Thanks for what you do…
Another amazing video created with passion and empathy. Thank you again for putting the time and effort in to produce this episode without the sensationalism normally associated with horrific accidents. Brilliant work x