@Peter Griffin that is ridiculous. Grosjean is known by other drivers as the most dangerous driver in the paddock fo several years now because of these maneuvers.
"They introduced the Halo following my son’s accident and the Halo saved Romain’s life today. This is great. I’m glad that he’s okay." - Jules Bianchi's Mother 🙏🙏
He broke two toes I thought...haas wrote something like that on twitter. But yeah you are right - very thankfull, also thankfill for all this engineering in terms of safety...crazy day
@@thethoeby I wonder if one of his feet was partially trapped then, hence losing the shoe. Might have had to wriggle one foot free from the wreckage...
If things were different in previous years, this would of been a different story, and Grosjean probably would of been killed. In my own words, "I ❤ racing, but it's a dangerous sport." 🏁
No 7-10 years ago he would've been fine, the problem is the cars are carrying an extra 280 KG of weight while lapping even faster. They need to get the weight of the cars back down to 565 KG.
This video doesn't capture the sheer horror in the 5 minutes after the crash, when nobody knew anything about Grosjean. Waiting for the first pictures of him outside the car was just horrific.
Agreed. Could really see the stress on drivers faces. For a moment everyone was scared not just for him but for the pure shock of what they put their lives on the line for.
I still can’t believe what I watched yesterday. The footage of him climbing out the car while it was on fire was incredible! If he had had that accident in a road car at that speed he wouldn’t have survived
Yeah no one had a clue about him even commentary guys were trying to figure out what just happened. I felt so relieved after seeing the first image of him jumping out of the car.
Yeah, the fact that they weren't showing it was so scary to me, because obviously if the worst had happened, they would never have shown it. I never thought I would see a fireball like that since the fuel tanks are so advanced these days, haven't had many shocks like that one.
Me and my father were in shock. Especially when we saw that they are not showing the crash. Scary stuff, glad he is ok. Bless the Halo team and the safety team.
@@turbulentgamer1232 I used to think same like you but now. I feel sad for him. He is really fast and experienced driver that Red Bull needs. Such a shame that duo Checo/Seb in Aston is impossible
In the end I don't feel really sorry for him. Not stopping the car like IMMEDIATELY is just selfish. We maybe could've have had a nice finishing three laps with maybe some overtakes if he would just stop directly near an exit. Now it's a SC ending with an even more damaged Racing Point car. Just idiotic imo.
I am never a person that always says "Hope that he is okay' when watching crashes because I know how safe the cars are, but I sure did say it today, about 10 times.
@@7mgtesup1 I've got a heart attack when he crash. I was really surprised that he just jump out from that burning can. It was amazing to see that how the F1 company react so fast but I think he got his 2 life today.
@@goncalomarques251 this is just it. We can never account for every eventuality and the safety of modern F1 can make us complacent with just how dangerous this sport inherently will always be. Glad he was able to get himself out, if he was obstructed worse by the barrier or knocked out by the impact this could of been the worst case scenario. Lady luck was watching the race today but we can't downplay the advances in safety either, without the halo it wouldn't of mattered imo, would of been game over on impact likely.
@@paramvirsinghchambyal6753 But this accident looks even more shocking than Bianchi's except that Grosjean survived but not Bianchi. Bianchi died 9 months later after his crash but without the halo for Grosjean that would've been instant death.
0:25. I remember seeing this with my family. We all gasped in shock. We were nearly silent. I was on the verge of tears. I thought us, the formula 1 fans, had lost one of our beloved drivers. I was relieved to see Romain talking in the medical car after them not showing any replays of the crash for minutes. The fact that he could've had died there if the halo wasn't there is scary. He's retiring from F1 after this year, going back to his wife and 3 kids. If he died 3 races before he was supposed to be back, that wouldn't be the easiest thing for his wife to say to their children.
Same here. I've never seen such an horrible crash before. Me and my family were shocked, I was feeling sick after the imagines I just saw there and literally almost started to cry out of joy when we saw him in the medical car. Thank you Fia and F1 for the halo
The race starts with a huge fireball and ends up with a massive fire as well... So glad Grosjean was okay, but SO sad for Perez... 😟 This was a hard race to watch.
When I first saw Grosjean crash into the barrier my heart skipped a beat, and I thought he wasn't gonna make it out. But I'm happy to see that Grosjean made it out alive.
I tuned in a little late after the crash and I didn’t know what the red flag was for, once I saw the crash I thought Grosjean died, luckily I realized he jumped out, but it was so scary anyhow
@@esatd34 You should had. What if the car turned upside down? What if he got stuck? Or the halo failed? Thier overall only last between 30-40 sec when its on fire. He has been in the car for 18 sec.
I've never been the biggest Grosjean fan, but he is still a person. Heart sank when I saw that crash. I know he is very lucky but what a testament to the development of safety. To think if this happened 3 years ago, he would have died. Still, what a badass for pulling himself out of that kind of fire.
Well said. Whether you like him or not, you can't not be thankful and relieved to see him walk away relatively unharmed. There have been some really heartless comments, people saying they don't like him or he deserved it, and it just makes me sick
@@babamama1099 people hate on him so much but they forget at the end of the 2013 season I think he was the only guy that was challenging vettel. In 2012 when he caused that crash that made me like him more cuz ppl opinions were always negative after that. I remember him chasing down vettel at spa 2014. He is also a gp2 champion he has raw speed, I will admit he can complain abit too much sometimes but try driving at the speed they drive at,and not be comfortable with it knowing I can have a moment like this at anytime because not being able to control it
@@brandon_buildsDIY he's a speedy driver, he's just been in a backmarker car the last 4 years. If he can get a better seat he can still compete i'm sure. The backmarker car also hasn't helped his stereotype
Everybody makes a lot of fun of Roman but this accident brings to perspective that every driver is equally loved and valued in our motorsport fraternity.✊🏻🏎
Well mate obviously everyone is glad he's safe now and doing well, me too, but once again the accident is totally his fault, he made a suicidal trajectory change without even looking in the mirrors, he could have brought Kvyat with him
@@samuelebellini3296 if you look closely from Grosjean's cockpit view, you can see a debris flying from Bottas car straight into (or under) Grosjean's front right tire. They discussed it when the session was stopped. It might've caused some damage to the tire or a puncture and therefore - it made Grosjean's car turn right
@@timtyber any sources? He was turning his steering wheel right so it looked more like a manoeuvrer to get some clear air and avoid a car having problems on his left.
« For me, one podium more, one podium less. It doesn’t matter. The most important thing of the day is that Romain is with us” 🙌 ❤️ -A classy comment from a jobless top driver
The halo, man. Without that halo, Grosjean's head would have ripped off his body & disintegrated on impact with the barrier. That he survived at all is a miracle. That he managed not only to get out, but walked away with only minor burns........that's a testament to Grosjean, the halo, the Medical team, the marshals & the larger F1 organization. That's why I love this sport. They really do race as one.
@@sindhusojan8225 but guess what, max crash really bad in 2021 British GP, (regardless which driver is the one to blame) and Lewis and Mercedes somehow celebrate so hard
@@TravelwithPavel Romean groisjean of House haas, the First of His Name, King of the crash and of magnussen, Protector of the mental guys, the Father of Savty cars, the Unburnt, the Breaker of guardrails
After seeing the hole the front of the car made through the barrier and see where the halo was. I just cannot believe how Romain managed to get himself out of that space and pull himself over the barrier in a fire. Really is a miracle.
@@garconpoulet3584 true, but maybe just let people believe what they want to believe. I’m not Christian in any way shape or from but what you said is kinda weird m8
Don't miss the fact that it's a fireman running from the other side of the track that saved crucial seconds for Romain to get out of the car, what a hero ❤️
That fireman is from safety car not from other side of track. If you talkin about the marshal behind the barrier he barely put out any fire with his exthinguisher that let really small water
Wasn’t this the Perez fire you’re thinking about? Not shown in this video, but after Perez pulled over a marshall ran across the track with extinguisher, to the dismay of the next driver who had to brake for him.
@@dthirukumarwhat kind of logic is this? just because something worse happened doesn't mean u can't express your opinion on another topic. We're all glad grosjean is safe, that doesn't mean we can't even speak about Perez's PU failure
If you look at the pictures of the chassis afterwards the Halo stayed structurally sound, letting Grosjean slip out through the gaps the Halo provided.
The halo on the cockpit bent the hole in the barrier wide enough to make space for Grosjean to crawl out, while also protecting his head from the sharp metal. On top of that, it was super important that he was still awake, if he got knocked out, he wouldn't have been able to get out as fast.
@@scottturner2902 thank the engineers for making such an amazing piece of equipment too, we would've lost Charles over at Spa if it weren't for that Halo too
Still remember the night I watched the race that day... I was 10 years old, first time watching an F1 race since Singapore 2019. I was left shell-shocked when Grosjean slammed into the barrier. Immediately ran to my bed in tears, couldn't really sleep that night. Thank heavens he's doing well now. ❤
That crash was insane. Wish him a speedy recovery. Reminds me of Ryan Newman's crash in the Daytona 500. That was a scary few days not knowing if he was going to live.
The start of the race was absolutely terrifying, Romain's car exploding and Stroll rolling over, one of the scariest starts to the start of a Grand Prix, glad to know that Grosjean is ok and hopefully he gets better soon.
They usually don't show crash replays of these heavy accidents right away. The reason is they want to make sure that the driver is still alive. If the driver dies in the crash and they show countless replays of him dying that is just disrespectful to them. They usually wait until the driver is out of the car or at least confirmed to be okay. If this is unclear they will not show replays of the accident until it is.
@@_skillz_9753 actually before Spa 2012 romain was one of the better drivers on the grid, incredibly fast. That’s where his downfall unfortunately started cuz his confidence took a massive hit, sad to see him leave F1 like that, especially the toxic community that just wants him to get out
Me alegro que Grosjean esté bien, me duele lo de Checo pero hoy demostró que tiene mil veces mejor ritmo que Albon y solo fue suerte que el Tailandés subiera al podio
I think Crofty is still a bit shaken up with the Grosjean incident. And also, he's bored of seeing Lewis wins But seriously though, it was a very scary and violent incident with Grosjean. Crofty even said that he never seen something like that in the years he commentated on F1. So its not surprising he's quite unenthusiastic after that
@Yusuf A i dont think so, though Romain often makes mistakes he is an absolute professional who loves racing and knows the dangerous aspects of that sport Look at Niki Lauda for example. He also had a terrifying crash and almost died. Well he got back to racing as fast as possible Die sure he is shocked right now and maybe will be a bit more careful when hes driving but as I said, he is a professional who loves racing
Nobody wants to see those horrendous scenes but can we just take a minute to praise everyone involved from the manufactures of the halo, the manufacturers of all the fire gear he was wearing, the speed and willingness from the stewards and everyone else that was involved. Was truthfully mesmerising to see how all this amazing technology and hard work pays off when it’s really needed!!! Amazing 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
horrible crash, wishing Romain the speediest recovery
@Peter Griffin I am pretty sure that penalty was for flipping Stroll @ 2:51
@Peter Griffin Doesn’t matter imo, incidents happen in the heat of the moment. Most imporant things is that romain is okay
@Peter Griffin that is ridiculous. Grosjean is known by other drivers as the most dangerous driver in the paddock fo several years now because of these maneuvers.
@Peter Griffin kvyat already turning into the left before Romain crashed into him.
Clearly its racing incident. I wish romain had a quick recovery 🙏
I hope he takes his time in recovery. Why we always want the recovery to be rushed??
We really need to praise FIA and F1 for the relentless improve of safety. Thank you.
Opa boteco f1
Rala gordão 😂❤
Grosjean was one of the drivers who pushed for the halo, he literally saved his own life.
We can’t keep praising, that barrier shouldn’t have been at that angle in the first place
@@nascarstopmotionandmore4266 yep dangerous spot for it
I am so glad he is oke! Scary moments..
It wasn't that scary
Besides if he died, oh well
@@Neion0 yeah scary is an understatement
@@Neion0 yeah well, if he was dead it would be heartbreaking!
@@Neion0 They not showing the replay and Romain, so it was scary at that moment for me..
An excellent comment to summarize from another video: "3 kids still have their father tonight because of the Halo that Jules gave his life for."
As they say death is the greatest teacher
Dude you just made me remember Jules, now I’m really sad
@@rsrkai665 that's very disrespectful to Jules memory, how dare you.
@@tomorrowcomestoday1621 No it's not. Grow up.
@@tomorrowcomestoday1621 It’s not disrespectful at all, Jules’ mother pretty much said the same thing in an interview after the race
Starts with fire. Ends with fire. Scary.
Kinda reminds you - this is a dangerous sport
0:48 at 0.25 speed is insane (not recommended)
This is the worst part of Formula 1 but is F1
And then knowing next week same circuit only 2ourhes later
Insert alicia keys song
"They introduced the Halo following my son’s accident and the Halo saved Romain’s life today. This is great. I’m glad that he’s okay."
- Jules Bianchi's Mother 🙏🙏
Jules Bianchi and Anthoine Hubert are francaise another francaise dead no please
@@motorsportvids6817 Are French* not "francaise"
@@brewen_lmrch it's "french" on french language
@Newezy / lol I was abt to say that
Imagine the Torpedo killing a guy...
Confirmed by Haas Romain has not fractured anything or broken anything just burned his hands. Thankfully he is alive
He broke two toes I thought...haas wrote something like that on twitter. But yeah you are right - very thankfull, also thankfill for all this engineering in terms of safety...crazy day
@@thethoeby I wonder if one of his feet was partially trapped then, hence losing the shoe. Might have had to wriggle one foot free from the wreckage...
@@user-ot4wm2fh8g Yeah could be - especially if you look at the damage on the front of the monocoque.
If things were different in previous years, this would of been a different story, and Grosjean probably would of been killed. In my own words, "I ❤ racing, but it's a dangerous sport." 🏁
@@thethoeby he don't have nothing broke, the toes was only a prediction
A moment of appreciation for the brave guys who were there within seconds fighting the blinding fire and helping Romain to safety.
@Seamus Kane - fault is irrelevant in the comment. You are just posting your fault "conclusion" in multiple places?
@@speedking1353 what did he say?
Grosjean did not lose consciousness during the impact. This made all the difference.
Must be so scary to see your car going with 200+ kph straight into a barrier.
Especially when the barrier was right there
And not even a TecPro barrier, it was just pure metal.
@@Finkelfunk well it is an armco barrier it's meant to absorb and disperse the energy
@@frodo5882 through !
Hamilton may have won the race, but Romain is the real winner today. The halo really did save his life!
I never knew you were an F1 fan!
I never expected to see you here, i thought you only liked v8 supercars.
Lucky is not finished how with Niki Lauda, that's a hero Romain to save at the fire
I agree
@@andrearamus2764 probably niki lauda also sved him
Crazy how Romain just phased through the wall unharmed. Either F1 is all CGI or these cars are that safe. Amazing. Glad he's okay.
Cars are very safe and the drivers' suits are fire resistant. That's why Romain has burns only on his ankles, hands and wrists.
Look up "halo formula 1". That's what let him go through the barrier without being killed.
Yeah
@@mutex1024 Thats true but it also makes it harder to get out of the car
@@mariogavranic7392 Yeah, but he would have no head without it
if this was even 5-10 years ago, that is a fatal crash. praise the improvements to safety that are made every year
Enough to turn Grosjean into a halo-convert. 😏
No 7-10 years ago he would've been fine, the problem is the cars are carrying an extra 280 KG of weight while lapping even faster. They need to get the weight of the cars back down to 565 KG.
He would be dead 3 years ago...
@@Ares28_ 7-10 years ago we would've seen Romain's helmet alongside his head rolling down the track.
@@kami_narisama No the cars are too heavy, that's why the barrier failed, its simple physics not complicated at all.
The way he jumped out of the car through the flames after that massive crash... this man is amazing, wishing him a speedy recovery
Adrenaline. He also saved a cat.
Was also sideways - he had to ease himself out then try to stand up before he could jump. Very nasty crash indeed
@Jake HekeThere wouldn't have been any climbing without the halo
@@olivierrivard9782 u can't see sarcasam? Hahah
@Jake Heke he'd be dead without the halo...
This video doesn't capture the sheer horror in the 5 minutes after the crash, when nobody knew anything about Grosjean. Waiting for the first pictures of him outside the car was just horrific.
Agreed. Could really see the stress on drivers faces. For a moment everyone was scared not just for him but for the pure shock of what they put their lives on the line for.
I still can’t believe what I watched yesterday. The footage of him climbing out the car while it was on fire was incredible! If he had had that accident in a road car at that speed he wouldn’t have survived
Yeah no one had a clue about him even commentary guys were trying to figure out what just happened.
I felt so relieved after seeing the first image of him jumping out of the car.
Yeah, the fact that they weren't showing it was so scary to me, because obviously if the worst had happened, they would never have shown it. I never thought I would see a fireball like that since the fuel tanks are so advanced these days, haven't had many shocks like that one.
Me and my father were in shock. Especially when we saw that they are not showing the crash. Scary stuff, glad he is ok. Bless the Halo team and the safety team.
So sad for Perez. He really drove his heart out and was on his way to another podium. He truly has awful luck. 😔
@@turbulentgamer1232 he got out driven, RB is gonna take note of that
@@turbulentgamer1232 Sorry to disappoint your ego, but it was money and skill the last time. Anyway, for all F1 fans, it was Checo in P3 today.
@@turbulentgamer1232 bla bla bla
@@turbulentgamer1232 I used to think same like you but now. I feel sad for him. He is really fast and experienced driver that Red Bull needs. Such a shame that duo Checo/Seb in Aston is impossible
In the end I don't feel really sorry for him. Not stopping the car like IMMEDIATELY is just selfish. We maybe could've have had a nice finishing three laps with maybe some overtakes if he would just stop directly near an exit. Now it's a SC ending with an even more damaged Racing Point car. Just idiotic imo.
We need more camera angles like that at 4:43... catching them braking into the corner was awesome
3:55 then
I'm so glad he was still conscious after that crash
One does not want to imagine the other case. That's sending shivers down my spine
Being conscious is the only reason why he’s still alive
I don't even want to think about it
@@carlitoxb110 exactly!!!
That's what happened to Paul Walker and his friend. They crashed, lost consciousness and died in flames.
I am never a person that always says "Hope that he is okay' when watching crashes because I know how safe the cars are, but I sure did say it today, about 10 times.
I completely understand you but we can never take it for granted...
@@goncalomarques251 It was the no replay and no info for a few minutes that had me worried.
So did I
@@7mgtesup1 I've got a heart attack when he crash. I was really surprised that he just jump out from that burning can. It was amazing to see that how the F1 company react so fast but I think he got his 2 life today.
@@goncalomarques251 this is just it. We can never account for every eventuality and the safety of modern F1 can make us complacent with just how dangerous this sport inherently will always be. Glad he was able to get himself out, if he was obstructed worse by the barrier or knocked out by the impact this could of been the worst case scenario. Lady luck was watching the race today but we can't downplay the advances in safety either, without the halo it wouldn't of mattered imo, would of been game over on impact likely.
Imagine being flipped over with your car and not having the worst accident of the day
@Antoine Gauthier the decade has only been around for a year so...
@@paramvirsinghchambyal6753 But this accident looks even more shocking than Bianchi's except that Grosjean survived but not Bianchi. Bianchi died 9 months later after his crash but without the halo for Grosjean that would've been instant death.
@Antoine Gauthier excluding spa f2 2019, yeah
@Antoine Gauthier his was the worst in a while
Ahha bro grosean car exploded are you awake
Grosjean was so hated that he had to almost die for everyone to love him.
Still ppl are making jokes of him now
Tbh I made jokes of him too but he had many brilliant moments such as getting podiums in a bad lotus
@@coconuttree5045 so true bud i can't deny that i made jokes of him.
@@coconuttree5045 those podiums were destroyed by the fact that he crashed more than maldanado
He wasn’t hated he was a meme
Don't really care who won today, I'm just happy that Grosjean is ok.
Obi wan
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Comment would be relevant if Hamilton didn't win ever race, I'm glad Grosjean is ok to
@@mysteriousguy7599 typo lol
😠lol
Glad to see that grosjean is okay, the halo saved his life.
Also Leclerc in spa 2018
I still dont get why people want the Halo removed. Thats a prime example of it Saving a Life
Arguably helped Stroll today as well
Yet, there are still morons who doesn't like it.
The halo and the survival cell together actually. It's insane how the cell went through that gap and got wedged in it.
Grosjean was a cat, he has 8 lives left now!
7, Spa 2012
6. Silverstone 2019
5, Russia 2015
4. Spain 2018
3. Baku?🤔
2. Russia 2019
0:25. I remember seeing this with my family. We all gasped in shock. We were nearly silent. I was on the verge of tears. I thought us, the formula 1 fans, had lost one of our beloved drivers. I was relieved to see Romain talking in the medical car after them not showing any replays of the crash for minutes. The fact that he could've had died there if the halo wasn't there is scary. He's retiring from F1 after this year, going back to his wife and 3 kids. If he died 3 races before he was supposed to be back, that wouldn't be the easiest thing for his wife to say to their children.
Same man, I was also on the verge of tears, mainly because this is my first ever season watching F1
Same here. I've never seen such an horrible crash before. Me and my family were shocked, I was feeling sick after the imagines I just saw there and literally almost started to cry out of joy when we saw him in the medical car. Thank you Fia and F1 for the halo
My heart was stoped for a little bit in this moment
holy cringe, and he didnt retire smh. Beloved drivers everyone hated on him till this crash.
He wasn't beloved though
*Romain Grosjean* dodged death, that's more than winning a race.
It is indeed. He won his life!
exactly!
it will be annoying because you know he was blaming kyvat when it was 100% his fault
death is WAY harder to dodge than Daniil Kvyat
@@memelol8885 i think he was actually trying to give Kimi room
The race starts with a huge fireball and ends up with a massive fire as well... So glad Grosjean was okay, but SO sad for Perez... 😟 This was a hard race to watch.
Massive fire at the end😂😂😂 lad it was tiny
perez's car wasnt a big fire but ok
I was literally screaming at him to just park it up when I saw the flames. My nerves didn't need another big one.
@@DaGuys470 what
It had beautiful colors though
When I first saw Grosjean crash into the barrier my heart skipped a beat, and I thought he wasn't gonna make it out. But I'm happy to see that Grosjean made it out alive.
I tuned in a little late after the crash and I didn’t know what the red flag was for, once I saw the crash I thought Grosjean died, luckily I realized he jumped out, but it was so scary anyhow
Imagine the 2 guys coming up behind with the Medicar. All you see is a explosion and half a car.
The scary thing is had he been knocked out/unconscious he wouldn't have gotten out and certainly died. Scariest accident I've seen happen live.
I trust F1 Cars, Crews, Tracks, i didnt have much doubt of him not getting out. His hands are burnt, that could be imroved.
@@esatd34 You should had. What if the car turned upside down? What if he got stuck? Or the halo failed? Thier overall only last between 30-40 sec when its on fire. He has been in the car for 18 sec.
1:16 New nickname for Romain Grosjean : The Phoenix
Kimi: Iceman
Romain: Fireman
@@NOTHlNG Fireman Sa- I mean Grosjean
But did he reborn as a better driver?
@@Taser1-1 he was reborn into a retired driver... it was his last season.
I believe Niki Lauda has that title
His kids and wife were probably absolutely horrified watching it live
Grande grosjean gran valor valiente....Dios te bendiga..Jorge
Glad he is safe... may he recover fast
his kids mann,.. those are on my thoughts as we’re in suspend not knowing whether he’s okay or not,..
I know. I can't imagine their terror
kinda man
Mad Respect for Grosjean. He had an angel watching over him this day!
And that angel's name was Jules Bianchi.
@@gp75motorsports and Anthoine Hubert
Did that angel cause the crash too? Lol
My heart almost dropped seeing that freaking accident. Hope Grosjean is doing well.
@R3Vlog respect for collecting himself and getting out of the car in like 15 seconds
That was the scariest moment of the last 5 years.
F1, yes. F2, maybe even more terrifying.
20 years easily. What happened in 2014 that was more scary than this absolute atrocious accident?
Yes in F1 we haven’t seen anything like that for a while
@@TheHidalgo99 Jules Bianchi Japan 2014 accident that left him in a coma. He died in 2015.
@@TMWF1 Yes but it wasnt violent he went at low speed below the tractor... so the outcome is worse for sure but the crash itself wasn't.
Sainz’s moves with charles and ocon were INSANE
I am glad that Romain, Lance and Sergio all three of them are safe. Honestly this was the most shocking race I’ve witnessed.
Lance reminded me of Yas Marina-2018 and Grosjean reminded me of a Mix of Suzuka-2014 and Nurburgring-1976
@@fel24thecat what happened in 1976 in the Nurburgring ?
@@shimaliedirisinghe2008 niki lauda crash
Me too
@@fel24thecat you mean yas marina 2018
Perez is so unlucky.. Another Podium went out of his hand after so much of fantastic driving.
Unluckiest driver all season
Give Perez a seat man.
Racing points 3rd podium thrown away this season
Podium is not always required to prove checo amazing......he already won hearts of plenty
@@chokonma9951 Probably more considering the other sh*thead they have driving for them.
I've never been the biggest Grosjean fan, but he is still a person. Heart sank when I saw that crash. I know he is very lucky but what a testament to the development of safety. To think if this happened 3 years ago, he would have died. Still, what a badass for pulling himself out of that kind of fire.
Well said. Whether you like him or not, you can't not be thankful and relieved to see him walk away relatively unharmed. There have been some really heartless comments, people saying they don't like him or he deserved it, and it just makes me sick
10x podium finisher mate he has done what so many in the sport hasn’t achieved
Exactly the same I felt.
@@babamama1099 people hate on him so much but they forget at the end of the 2013 season I think he was the only guy that was challenging vettel. In 2012 when he caused that crash that made me like him more cuz ppl opinions were always negative after that. I remember him chasing down vettel at spa 2014. He is also a gp2 champion he has raw speed, I will admit he can complain abit too much sometimes but try driving at the speed they drive at,and not be comfortable with it knowing I can have a moment like this at anytime because not being able to control it
@@brandon_buildsDIY he's a speedy driver, he's just been in a backmarker car the last 4 years. If he can get a better seat he can still compete i'm sure. The backmarker car also hasn't helped his stereotype
"Thats's certainly damage, and a BIG-FIRE-THERE AS THEY exited out of turn three" I'll not be forgetting that line for some time
Everybody makes a lot of fun of Roman but this accident brings to perspective that every driver is equally loved and valued in our motorsport fraternity.✊🏻🏎
Well mate obviously everyone is glad he's safe now and doing well, me too, but once again the accident is totally his fault, he made a suicidal trajectory change without even looking in the mirrors, he could have brought Kvyat with him
@@samuelebellini3296 it was a steering malfunction... even Raghunathan wouldn't have done something like that.
@@timtyber yeah but only because he would be way to slow for that. how do you know it was a steering malfunction?
@@samuelebellini3296 if you look closely from Grosjean's cockpit view, you can see a debris flying from Bottas car straight into (or under) Grosjean's front right tire. They discussed it when the session was stopped. It might've caused some damage to the tire or a puncture and therefore - it made Grosjean's car turn right
@@timtyber any sources? He was turning his steering wheel right so it looked more like a manoeuvrer to get some clear air and avoid a car having problems on his left.
He is alive. This is the main thing. He has the second birthday now.
A main thing for Romain
“Today,we played with fire and luckily we survived the fire”
Greek commentators 2020
Dutch commenator said we just witnessed a deadly crash with luckily no one death.
Czech almost started cry
Cosmote?
@@delanoketelings9323 Are the guys from Ziggo the commentators? Love them haha
Hungarian commentators were relieved, when they saw Romain out of the flames.
1:27 the shot of Grosjean miraculously jumping from the flaming wreckage is surely one of the most badass images ever captured.
« For me, one podium more, one podium less. It doesn’t matter. The most important thing of the day is that Romain is with us” 🙌 ❤️
-A classy comment from a jobless top driver
I can't believe he doesn't have a seat next year... Such a waste.
Pérez is a nice guy.
To all haters of the halo, watch this video and shut up. That thing saved Grosjeans life and nobody should be complaining WHATSOEVER.
I was a Halo hater until Now, Hope hes okay
Do people actually still complain about the halo ? I've gotten so used to it I can't imagine a car without it
@@ohokay712 yeah no kidding, it makes the car look more streamline tbh
I still love the 2017 cars look without the halo... But I do love more seeing drivers getting out of the cars alive. Unquestionably.
dont know about those guys, the halo, in my opinion makes the cars more badass
Watching it live I immediately thought “ I just watched someone die”. The fact they didn’t show the crash for so long afterwards. Halo indeed
I felt the same. I thought he was gone for sure. 28 seconds in the fire is madness.
@@jerrossclarito6119 without the halo he would have been decapitated
Some of us did at San Marino 94
@@jackgarland28 not decapitated but his head would have striked the barrier in the same way as Jules bianchi(suzuka)
I thought the same thing. I just watched someone die. I couldn't believe it when I saw him stand up. I thought for sure he was decapitated.
These highlights will never show you the agonising 2-3 minutes not knowing whether you've just seen an f1 driver get killed.
It was never 2-3 minutes, or? It felt Like Minimum 10
it's crazy how romain can get out of the car by himself, and did not pass out on the impact. f1 drivers are really something
The halo, man. Without that halo, Grosjean's head would have ripped off his body & disintegrated on impact with the barrier. That he survived at all is a miracle. That he managed not only to get out, but walked away with only minor burns........that's a testament to Grosjean, the halo, the Medical team, the marshals & the larger F1 organization. That's why I love this sport. They really do race as one.
Survival instinct kicked in.
@@MAdDyMatt adrenaline probably
Adrenaline too
I'm amazed at how he was quickly able to orient himself and know what part of mangled metal was what among all that inferno.
I'm glad Grosjan is still alive that was literally a miracle.
I'm sad for Perez, thought, he really deserve that podium.
No that wasn't literally a miracle. It was decades of very smart people doing some clever engineering and a lot of hard work.
@@luizarthurbrito yeah bro, but still you have to consider that after the impact he could've fainted and I believe that could've been mortal.
@@luizarthurbrito you cant praise f1 for safety on this 1 that crash shouldn't have resulted in a split in half car
@@logan52s36 the driver walked out of the car. Why shouldn't I?
@@logan52s36 and why shouldn't the car have splitted? Are you an f1 engineer?
Inarguably the worst crash of 2020, maybe even the whole decade
That would be Bianchi's
2020 yes, decade would be bianchi as he died
@@Marceloloeite You're not wrong, but still
@@Randomvideos-zi7pe Yes
@@Marceloloeite in terms of outcome the worst is Bianchi's but as for the dynamics of the incident, this takes the cake. For the last 30 years.
Just me or did Crofty sound so tired of saying Hamilton wins
no... that's beacause every body was not happy... they was scared wtih the grosjean's acident
Even bono didn’t say get in there Lewis because he didn’t want to celebrate after that crash
I mean 57 laps of constant screaming and whatever the number of ham's wins is must make anyone tired
It's not unusual for the commentators to be tired by the end of a race if there's been a lot of drama, and this race was certainly full of that.
@@sindhusojan8225 but guess what, max crash really bad in 2021 British GP, (regardless which driver is the one to blame) and Lewis and Mercedes somehow celebrate so hard
I almost shed a tear for Perez. That was a heartbreaking moment 😢
Atleast Albon got a podium, but Perez definitely deserved it more.
Ok what about grosjean?
@@myaplays5958 that was a heart in the mouth moment, glad he is okay. But you have to feel for Perez after all he has done for his team
Jules mother told a reporter, that she lost her son to safe the lifes from others and see is happy to see Grosjean is alive 🙏🏼🙏🏼
I hope she knows that her son's impact on the sport actually saved someone from death today.
Its always a french man 😲
Great words
It was Julien Febreau, this made him cry and he made me cry as well
It's a truth.
The last person that survived such a fire suddenly had three dragons.
So now he should be introduce as Grosjean, the unburnt! 😂
And a hole bigger than mt. Everest.
The other one got two championships
@@TravelwithPavel Romean groisjean of House haas, the First of His Name, King of the crash and of magnussen, Protector of the mental guys, the Father of Savty cars, the Unburnt, the Breaker of guardrails
@@Guilherme-hq9xn if you mean Niki, he had 3
it's a miracle that Romain didn't lose consciousness despite such impact and massive G forces 🙏
Like 4 hours waiting for this, worth it.
The race ended too late
i slept like i do every race. i mean 1 car race
@@rafsccp just don’t watch it
@@rafsccp Pretty trash race after grosjean incident.
@@rafsccp Always the same boring comment.
That accident looks like something from the 70s, really glad Romain’s okay.
That's exactly what I thought... It looked like the Lauda crash. Just off to the side, into something and boom, fireball. So glad he made it.
Albon's FP2 crash, Romain's scary accident, Stroll's flipped over car, and Perez's heartbreak retirement. This weekend is a rollercoaster of emotions
Apart of the Grosjean crash was a bit boring race
And also the marshal running across the track in front of Lando
And then came the Sakhir GP, and the rollercoaster continued...
@@officialkarzele9667 sakhir gp: Hold my beer
FP2 mean?
After seeing the hole the front of the car made through the barrier and see where the halo was. I just cannot believe how Romain managed to get himself out of that space and pull himself over the barrier in a fire. Really is a miracle.
2019: finished under safety car
2020: finished under safety car
Nimesi mukaan voisi sanoa, on käytössä (turva-auto on käytössä 😂😂)
Koko kanava on huijausta.
Driver Of The Day : Medical Car Driver
they even crossed the line in front of Hamilton
@@yinzheng1608 Medical car isn't the same as the Safety car, but I get your point :D
and the dude with the fire extinguisher
Daniil Kblyat
Yeah they won too!
My Heart Was Shocked for a second when Grosjean got massive crash and seeing the in half, thank you for the Safety FIA, and get well Grosjean
All my respect to you Sir Halo! Romain, i wish you a flying recovery.
Grosjean climbing out of that fire looks like he's a terminator as he rises from the wreckage
At the Front: "Everything is smooth sailing."
At the Back: "Everything is on Fire!!!"
Are you talking about Perez?
@@TangoNevada Just in general because a lot of stuff was happening at the back.
Grosjean count your blessings dude people dont walk out of crashes like this often. Guess your maker wasn't ready for you. Scary moment.
Or HE wasn't ready for his maker.
Jesus gave him his 2nd chance.
Ah the Christians have arrived, he was just really lucky
@@garconpoulet3584 oh shut up.
Maker! 😂 Is he made from Lego?
@@garconpoulet3584 true, but maybe just let people believe what they want to believe. I’m not Christian in any way shape or from but what you said is kinda weird m8
a year ago today, what a dramatic day for F1. I remember watching it live
Me in America watching the race live this morning. Woke up everyone when I yelled out when the crash happened
Same, I yelled as well...that was shocking
@@valenesco45 Yup
I literally woke my whole family up
@@valenesco45 i actually was happy bcuz some action i even said "this is awesome"
@@dado5162 you're a psychopath
The french motorsport couldn't suffer another tragedy...
A THIRD
why always french
At least another french wins , pierre gasly
Indeed
None of any nation 😣
Heartbroken for Perez, he deserved that podium more then anyone
deserves a top seat more than anyone
He was still trying to drive it to the line 🙁
@@ΧρήστοςΚουφός-ψ2θ he's in the 3rd best car tbf
Agreed. He was doing so well. And all those people in the pitlane... Absolutely devastated. If Only it happened to say, Hamilton for a change. 😟
Ricciardo from 2018: First time?
One of the most catastrophic accident of F1 history. Glad he's okay.
1976 German Grand Prix: Hold my beer
He said (one) of the the most and btw you’re right that German crash was really bad
But for me the Monaco crash with iron man involved was the worst
@@seb99342 1977 South African Grand Prix: Hold my beer
1989 San Marino Grand Prix Be Like: *WHY, WHY, WHYYYYYYYYY?!*
Don't miss the fact that it's a fireman running from the other side of the track that saved crucial seconds for Romain to get out of the car, what a hero ❤️
no, fireman did nothing.
@@vuelvoel2011 he helped put out the fire...
@@vuelvoel2011 i think his exting was underpowered
That fireman is from safety car not from other side of track. If you talkin about the marshal behind the barrier he barely put out any fire with his exthinguisher that let really small water
Wasn’t this the Perez fire you’re thinking about? Not shown in this video, but after Perez pulled over a marshall ran across the track with extinguisher, to the dismay of the next driver who had to brake for him.
I’m so sorry for Perez, he was doing so well till the engine decided to give up
Are you kidding me? Grosjean’s crash was even worse and you’re sorry for Perez’s DNF.
@@dthirukumarwhat kind of logic is this? just because something worse happened doesn't mean u can't express your opinion on another topic. We're all glad grosjean is safe, that doesn't mean we can't even speak about Perez's PU failure
I agree. Perez has really proved his worth since getting the boot for Vettel. Hope he gets something for next year
@@dthirukumar Rly? I am so happy that Romain is okay, but that doesnt mean we can't talk about other things happened in the race🤨
@@dthirukumar shut up kid
I still don’t understand how Romain managed to get out of the cockpit. It was all shredded together after he went through the barrier
I am definitely curious about that. Really glad he made it out of there as quickly as he did.
If you look at the pictures of the chassis afterwards the Halo stayed structurally sound, letting Grosjean slip out through the gaps the Halo provided.
The halo on the cockpit bent the hole in the barrier wide enough to make space for Grosjean to crawl out, while also protecting his head from the sharp metal. On top of that, it was super important that he was still awake, if he got knocked out, he wouldn't have been able to get out as fast.
The lord was watching ove him today. How he survived that.
@@scottturner2902 thank the engineers for making such an amazing piece of equipment too, we would've lost Charles over at Spa if it weren't for that Halo too
Still remember the night I watched the race that day...
I was 10 years old, first time watching an F1 race since Singapore 2019. I was left shell-shocked when Grosjean slammed into the barrier. Immediately ran to my bed in tears, couldn't really sleep that night.
Thank heavens he's doing well now. ❤
Jules lost his life to save Grosjean's today 🙏
A comment on Grosjean from Gross Jean himself
RIP Jules
Who is Jules?
@@saumyaravi5579 a driver that lost his life in a race
That was in 2015........
Bet Netflix dropped everything and ran to the Haas garage.
Its hAAs, not hASS
😂😂😂
Nah Netflix love Haas, wouldn't be surprised if they were there already...
Well, there is a reason to like Haas. They are a small and passionate team, and Guenther is as real as a person can get.
@@eliohasa9866 It's "it's, not "its".
So heartbroken to see Checo retiring after another marvelous drive. 💔😢 I am happy to see everyone safe. 👏
Checooooooo stayyyzzz
That crash was insane. Wish him a speedy recovery. Reminds me of Ryan Newman's crash in the Daytona 500. That was a scary few days not knowing if he was going to live.
Man, what a shame for Checo, it's has a podium in his hands and the freaking engine explode.
I don’t want to hear anyone complaining about the halo anymore.
facts^
amen to that
Foxydude98 WHYYYYYYYYYY DO DISLIKE THE HALO AND SAY ITS OVERRATED
No for halo.
Trust me, they stopped complaining after Spa two years ago if they had a brain.
I’ve still got chills of that crash
No one :
After every overtake
Commentators: he was having none of it.
Driver of the day: medical team
They really had to put all of their training to use today, absolute legends
Driver of the day Lewis Hamilton. Team of the day medical team. Why is it so hard for you.
^ Hamilton Fanboy Alert ^
Driver of the day? Most people on here are mongolico's.
@@StopMediaFakery its a yoke
The track worker that braved the fire to help Grosjean deserves a lot of credit. He jumped right in there to help. Kudos to him and his bravery
I think that was the safety car driver or co-pilot
@@Zwettekop it was the medical car driver
@@alejandromino8003 My bad.
The medical staff🥇, glad to see Grosjean just over the barrier by himself.
1 year ago. Thank you, halo.
That genuinely looked horrific, its a miracle he managed to walk away from that.
BIG respect to those marshals that got him out of there.
Roman get out by himself.
The start of the race was absolutely terrifying, Romain's car exploding and Stroll rolling over, one of the scariest starts to the start of a Grand Prix, glad to know that Grosjean is ok and hopefully he gets better soon.
Bahrain in a nutshell:
A car explodes
A car flips
A car's on fire
Get in there Lewis
Tonight! On the Bahrain GP
Grosjean is on fire tonight
A torpedo hits a innocent man
And Racing point doesn’t know what radiators are.
@@haydenchan6389 Man I wish I have Clarkson voice to read that.
My mind automatically replaced "Bahrain in a nutshell" with "Tonight"
@@haydenchan6389 to be fair stroll closed the gap in front of kvyat without warning
And Hamilton was complaining again about tires. Then he won ofc
Perez: Are you falling asleep? Wake up, wake up!
Engine: 😳💥🔥
Such a relief to see grojean is ok 🙏
I don't think he could've survived that without the halo.
I was so feared that they didn‘t show the scene for almost 10 minutes in german TV. Come back stronger Romain🙏🏼
Unglaublich wie oft Danner betonte, wieviel Glück hier im Spiel war.
They usually don't show crash replays of these heavy accidents right away. The reason is they want to make sure that the driver is still alive. If the driver dies in the crash and they show countless replays of him dying that is just disrespectful to them. They usually wait until the driver is out of the car or at least confirmed to be okay. If this is unclear they will not show replays of the accident until it is.
@abc def yeah I agree, he had psychological problems after his crash in spa some years ago, and this will give him the rest
@@Max-hq4uo so war es ja Gottseidank auch
@@_skillz_9753 actually before Spa 2012 romain was one of the better drivers on the grid, incredibly fast. That’s where his downfall unfortunately started cuz his confidence took a massive hit, sad to see him leave F1 like that, especially the toxic community that just wants him to get out
Perez is truly one of the most unlucky drivers ever!
Literally another podium gone !
Hulkelberg : welcome to misfortune land my friend 😏
Bottas: "You call that bad luck? Pathetic."
McLaren Honda: "First time?"
Funny how all the drivers I root for end up being unlucky 😐
Mate. Grosjean would've been beheaded a few years ago and now his bolid is- well... - TRASH!
I guess he is the jackpot winner today, anyway.
グロージャンが本当に無事でよかった。
さらに炎を恐れずに立ち向かったマーシャルの人も素晴らしい！！！
Started in Fire,
Ended in Fire...
Thanks Goodness everyone is alive.
Stolen comment
@@SeshvirSeodutt not 🤫
horrible accidente es un milagro que Grosjean este bien!
no soy muy religioso, pero dios estuvo de su lado en esta!
Two years learning Spanish and this is my finest hour
Un milagro es poco amigo, yo pensaba que iba a morir :(
Me alegro que Grosjean esté bien, me duele lo de Checo pero hoy demostró que tiene mil veces mejor ritmo que Albon y solo fue suerte que el Tailandés subiera al podio
Espero que no lo echen
que susto lo de grosjean y que lastima lo de checo, que se le escape un podio asi
The most impressive and unluckiest driver this season Sergio Perez😭.
+1 :(
yup
Tbh that's Stroll
@@lucasxxl4692 No, Stroll had 7 poor performance consetitve ever since his podium in Monza
It's his first dnf of the season, how is he the most unlucky? While Ocon and kmag both have 5 or 6
Amazing to see him emerge from the fire. My thoughts and prayers are with his family at this difficult time. Amen
Stroll: I'm hanging here like a cow
Dunno why he felt cows hang upside down lol.
@@ShruteshKumar in a slaughterhouse
@@dannymccrae3070 Ah lol the literal hanging.
Fun fact: cause of Hulk’s “like a cow” was Grojean )))
Hulkenberg & Guitierrez : First time?
5:45 "Lewish Hamilton has come through, to win*SIGH*, the Bahrain grand prix" 🤣🤣
I think Crofty is still a bit shaken up with the Grosjean incident.
And also, he's bored of seeing Lewis wins
But seriously though, it was a very scary and violent incident with Grosjean. Crofty even said that he never seen something like that in the years he commentated on F1. So its not surprising he's quite unenthusiastic after that
@@kami_narisama true
That just me everytime Lulu wins, sigh every single time
He just tired, its almost 4 hours..
Men are becoming so feminine these days. I mean you are racing so take it as a man every step you make in life.
If Grosean had Redbull mechanics he'd be back on track by the end of the red flag.
i think this joke is actually acceptable
That's brilliant
@Yusuf A It's a JOKE.
@Yusuf A i dont think so, though Romain often makes mistakes he is an absolute professional who loves racing and knows the dangerous aspects of that sport
Look at Niki Lauda for example. He also had a terrifying crash and almost died. Well he got back to racing as fast as possible
Die sure he is shocked right now and maybe will be a bit more careful when hes driving but as I said, he is a professional who loves racing
@Yusuf A I am am pretty sure he wants to race next week if it is possible for him.
Nobody wants to see those horrendous scenes but can we just take a minute to praise everyone involved from the manufactures of the halo, the manufacturers of all the fire gear he was wearing, the speed and willingness from the stewards and everyone else that was involved. Was truthfully mesmerising to see how all this amazing technology and hard work pays off when it’s really needed!!! Amazing 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻