Biggest EVER Bathurst 1000 crashes - Repco Bathurst 1000 | Supercars 2022
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- There's a reason Mount Panorama is one of the toughest race tracks in the world.
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7:40 gotta admit, it looks mad how their spins were synchronised
tandem 😂
🤣
As soon as I saw that part I went straight towards the comments lmao
@1:45.
The car catching on fire. When you see this and realise how dangerous the job of a marshall actually is. It is like a firefighter. Always going into the the fire to save somebody. Nothing but respect for them. Thebunsung heroes of any racemeeting ever held
and risk of cars possibly running over or straight up flying into them.
@@donnycorn3086 i think sometimes the racers are safer than the marshalls
@@paulvisage2311 nice argument, paul, why don't you back it up with a source?
@@donnycorn3086 my brother-in-law was a marshall at phakisa raceway here in SA up till about 2008. They had a few moments in the 15 odd years that he did it. A racer's car is fitted with rollcage firesurpesser system(nowawadays) he does wear a fire suit. Marshall's have a suit and a helmet and barriers. That is it. He could tell of the near misses they had when carparts flew past them. Or nearly came over the barrier. I remember a few videos on youtube of marshall's being seriuosly injured or even fatally injured on racetracks all over the world
@@paulvisage2311 i apologize. I mistook the safer part as "being a safer person" and not "being in a safer place".
I've been to a race kart once, and i remembered a mechanic marshall nearly got hit by one of the karts driver who mistook the brake pedal for the gas pedal.
Once again, i'm sorry for the misunderstand.
Back in -05 I shipped my bike from Norway to OZ for a six months walkabout in the Australian outback. Mount Panorama happends to pop up whilst enjoying the Australian hospitality of what to become good friends of mine for years to come. I had the opportunity to take my bike a few laps around the track and man I tell you this - nothing but respect for the drivers, this track is brutal. Comming down from the montain where frightening, My brakes faded out in matter of minutes and the share force pulling the bike towards the fence going down - where huge..
Thank you for posting,
Helge
lucky man...
Watching it on a screen doesn't give a true indication just how steep the climb up the mountain or the descent actually is. Driving it is the only way to really know.
I hope it was while it was track season. This is a public road most days
@philleotardo_o and even then she's a public road
@@JB-vd8bi Mate - no, it was open public road according to the speed signs posted along the track. The track was a handfull for a more than 25 year old bike fully loaded for a 4 month trip. Track is as you statet ( back then it was) open public road where speed limits reside.
An absolute joyride on the old girl.
That rollover in the chase just shows how incredibly well built these cars are.
A crash there at wild speed, demolishing the car and within minutes he is out and walking around.
That there are so few bad injuries with some horrific crashes still amazes me.
Without doubt, world leading designs and safety gear, with arguably the best touring car drivers in the world.
Realy saddens me that this year is the last year of a red lion team at bathurst.
Glad they went out with a win.
The crash Mostert had back in 2015 still gives me the shivers, that was horrific and could've got so much worse. Not just for him but for the stewards as well..
totally the one that rattled my cage just watching it... holy cow that was a harrrrd hit, that car was written off before it even came back to earth...
Brutal..
and yeah the stewards would have let drops go... so lucky
It is haunting as it came from nothing but driver error in a place of wonderful partnership of car and driver with flow and control . Out of the blue came the blue Mostert falcon sideways and pin ponging of the walls. It’s haunting our memory’s just think about Chads resolve
@@lauriedooker1031 That wreck didn't just claim the number 6 Pepsi Max Ford Falcon but also triggered a Fred The Fish moment for Chad.
There's not many crashes that give me the chills, but Chaz's crash does no matter how many times I watch it.
Yeah agreed, it's brutal. Especially considering his injuries.
Also the Volunteers who escaped too if you look closely
@@Suspect333 My god... I watched it again after reading about the injuries and you can see his left wrist and left leg just past the knee are both snapped clean in half.
The onboard clip of that final impact just shows you how unforgiving newtons 3rd law can be, a huge amount of that impact force still translated to his body through the car.
Yeah just figured out which one it is, holy crap, like you can see his leg break. It's brutal.
holdap crime
For me, in racing games, this is why I fear the mountain. Because if you make a mistake, the track will make you pay dearly.
True. Even in iracing i break out in sweat every year once its freen flag and the race starts. I cant even imagine what it feels like to actually drive this track, let alone in a supercar.
Oh please. Get your CAMS licence and start racing for real.
@@emojack You sweat playing a game?
If you make a mistake, you pay dearly. If someone near you makes a mistake, you might pay dearly too!
There is a saying of one of the places i race at and it it Hampton bites ( for context Hampton is the place i race at and it is very narrow dirt tracks )
a good crash is always a thrill...
but the roar of the crowd when the driver gets out and waives is always the best.
12:40 "Paul Weel at the wheel " cracked me up 😅💀
Cracked me up like a Egg ;)
1:14 y,b,Fb,sbnf gf
6:16 The way he describes the car as having a "problem"😂 i can imagine the driver on the team radio telling them theres a problem with the car. 😂❤
5:35 You watch that crash and realise that Paul Weel was very lucky.
two years earlier in the 2nd tier Mark porter was killed in a very similar accident a little further up from where this crash happened.
This crash and the one you mentioned shows just how lucky Ash Walsh was in 2018 for being in a left hand drive car when the same thing happened. Even with the safety improvements 10 years makes, a GT3 car carries so much more speed across the top that if he'd been on the right hand hand side that would've been serious injuries or death. How with two very serious crashes in the same spot, a warning system of sorts wasn't implemented I have no idea
No matter how many times i watch that incident, i'm shocked that Paul survived
What a horrible t-bone crash.
That driver refused to wear new safety kit. It's why they all must wear it now
@@JB-vd8biWhich kit?
12:28 a perfect reason why that sandtrap was poorly placed.
1) One car running through it creating a dust cloud.
2) A second car unsighted cannot make the correct turn in into the corner and makes the tyrewall.
3) A third car, again unsighted by the dust crashes in the already stranded car.
4) And as highlighted earlier in this compilation, cars stopped on race line now completely blocks the track. The sandtrap prevents a clean way for drivers to go around.
I'm glad it's a Tarmac runoff now.
True. Sandtraps are to slow down cars before a wall and should NEVER lead back to the track. I wonder who thought that would be a good place for sand...
It's not there anymore, there is a road now here
they could at least have made the sand wet - no dust and better deceleration
Anyone else catch the “F*** SAKE” at 3:52mins in?😅
I paused and started scrolling through the comments for this very reason lmao.
Big fan of Supercars from USA... now this is what racing is all about.
This is Australian and I'm pretty sure the cars are aswell
@@NoodleIDK13 Thanks for comment... Yes this is Australian Super Cars Racing... Love It...
Has anyone ever won this race without a single dent in their car ??? These folks are insane !! Love it !
Decade after decade Bathurst really is the highlight of the Motorsport year...
Jason Bargwanna: Nope.
For Australians? Probably so...
Guessing many Europeans would say LeMans, many Americans would say the Indy 500, and so on...
One of the best track in the world
THE!!
When I drove on this circuit for the first time in GT7, I thought "Ya, this circuit can't exist in real."
Narrow, steep, and dengerous.
But finally, I knew it actually exists.
Drivers are mad... and, they are true bravery guys.
Mostert crash always makes me wince
The mostert crash is evidence of how unforgiving the mountain is. One tiny mistake destroys a racecar
one of the trackside marshals got really hurt in that accident...I'm kinda shocked they showed it.
Totally agree. The mood in the bunker just after was sickening. The no one said anything but you could read the faces of horror. I couldn’t Concentrate on my job
Ended up with a broken leg if I remember correctly.
@@DreamcrusherNZL correct. And pins
This mountain is special. I am from America and not many Americans understand the absolute royalty of this track. They say the greatest track in the world is Daytona, Le mans, Nordschleife, Monaco NO BATHURST is the greatest track in the world!
There is just something about this track for sure - you can win here, but you can never claim to have conquered it. The margin of error is so incredibly thin that even the best of the best and most experienced can fail.
Agreed! (From South America).
@@MLaak86 brock conquered it
Guessing "many Americans" would hold loyal to American tracks and not European ones like Lemans, Monaco, Nordschlife, etc.
P.S. Speaking of famous American tracks, did you forget about Indianapolis???
One of the oldest motor races/racetracks on the planet???
Daytona???
Just moved after living 5 years in Bathurst just at the foot of the mountain. Great place to walk my dogs as well. It is a big climb but the view from the top is exceptional. When you walk I you can’t believe they race on it.
Chaz Mosserts crash is almosy exactly my racing line in V8 Supercars 2 on ps2
Craig Lowndes must of sent that wheel into orbit hitting it where he did
Seriously! Bad cameraman for not getting the rogue wheel in frame. I mean it's a bouncing wheel on the racing line, why wouldn't you film it?!
Some say it’s still travelling to this day
It's happened at Calder Park thunderdome on the international race track connecting to the drag strip
@@hadrianfry your from the city/suburbs arnt you
@@hadrianfry you tried🤙
Don't worry about replying save the time for paying the bank back what you owe
One of the best races in the world, and the action is unbelievable most years.
This is actually a great compilation
Not a car or race guy, but I'm HOOKED on Supercars. I never knew about it until months ago! I hope it gets more fans\coverage\growth! Nascar is a snooze-fest to me but these courses\cars actually hold my interest. Great stuff!
Nascar fans when the drivers go left in a circle for 300 laps straight: 😯😯😲😬😨👍👍👍
Was at the 2011 race, we all practically screamed when we saw the smoke and fire, thinking the worst. As for the Tander/Whincup/McLaughlin crash, can remember seeing Tander's wife Leanne crying at the back of the pit bay.
Whincup deserved a massive penalty for that. Forcing Scotty off, then blocking Tander, absolutely grubby driving.
@@And_rew92 He should have let Tander go and let Scotty re-dress.
@@Bartman954 absolutely. But then he knew he would've been left in the dust.
Still remember feeling numb after the redress incident. So unnecessary
Whincups move was diabolical. Tbh I lost a lot of respect for the guy after that. Proper numpty move.
Dick Johnson's XE Falcon leaving the track in 1983 is one of the most horrific crashes I can recall. Considering the safety equipment back then was very rudimentry compared to now he was extrordinarily lucky
Apparently he sailed between 2 massive gum trees that would have ended him.
They were essentially stripped out production cars with roll cages. Can't argue that they weren't well built.
No doubt about it. This is the most exciting race on earth. No question.
that murph and ambrose crash ... Murph you will forever be a d head for that... you shouldve owned that one.
14:06 A memorable moment that would set up for an amazing race throughout that day
A fellow team mate said he bets ten bucks Skaife doesn’t make turn 1.
I just got done racing this track yesterday and I couldn't help but search how many wrecks have happened on this track...
As it took extreme focus to drive fast and confident on this track!!
That pinball crash… a friend of mine was a marshall at the corner right before it. Took 3 hours to get hold of him and check he was ok coz they were all so busy after it.
Im glad that those crash barriers worked that day. Crazy speeds!
Can't wait till the big race
I’ve seen this all before on your channel but I’d still love this compilation. Cheers buddy, great to see it all put together in one video👊🏻😁🍻🍻
10:10 did we ever find out what happend in that accident? did a tyre or something fail?
Really love the series where they race classic musclecars, also the stadium trophy truck series.
8:59 i dont know why i thought this was so funny but the big reveal of them looking almost exactly the same got me
"why do you look like me?"
"why do YOU look like me?"
The cars just get better looking the older they get
I agree
As a new fan born in '05 I still really like the look of the modern dedicated racers and the old ones look off, but the racing looks just as incredible then as it is now
Take a look at Dickie at the bottom of Forest Elbow back in the day..... now you know why it's been changed and the bottom of Conrad as well
I was a regular viewer of the series from back in the early 2000's when Craig had 'The Green Eye'd Monster' upto the end of the Falcon races. I (edit) 'also' loved the Ute series & the production car series. Thanks largely to MotorsTV. Unfortunately it's not so easy to watch any aussie motorsports anymore.
Hi from the UK from a longtime supporter of the BEST touring cars (and utes) in the world.
We need something like this in the states
Fr
No.
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Road racing?
Pretty sure we have that here...
Bathurst is the top of motor racing in Australia, if you can conquer the mountain, the glory is yours, but she's unforgiving and if you make a mistake she will make you pay 🇦🇺💙
Love how red bull is in so many different race formats.
Not just motorsport, they're sponsoring all kinds of sports.
Colour me in awe holy shit the thumbnail crash wasn’t edited. There was that much fire.
Even in the video it almost looked photoshopped :o
This video is not only a testimony of how much racing cars have become safer, but also how much racing videography has improved!
Holy moly that Mostert Pepsi Max crash was one of the hardest hits ive ever seen taken in any racing series.
They aired the slow mo before they realised you could see his leg break
3:30 after seeing the violence of that crash from two external angles, watching how composed the driver remained during the entire thing on the onboard is super impressive. And shout out to the marshals for their reaction time!
My dad was one of the paramedics for the Chaz Mostert crash! Still remember seeing that on TV.
That 3rd clip.....David must have been terrified with that fire around him
Indonesia is present.. ❤❤🇮🇩🇮🇩
11:46 "The cars on fire"... "No worries" 😆
Those were some fantastic crashes. Thank you
Man remember when the V8 Supercars were awesome.
2010 Kevin harvick Flip 0:10
3:10 Jeff Gordon
5:45 mark Martin hard hit
Thank's for your time and sharing.
cannot believe that thumbnail isn't edited to add more fire lol
This has to be one of the most entertaining tracks to watch, you could put pedal powered box bars on this track and people would still go nuts😂, crazy how quickly the Bathurst 1000 can turn into the Bathurst demolition derby all because of one cloud of smoke
Started watching with that road view as they fly past...then...that one doesnt look right. Hope he was ok.
Cool vid. One of the worlds truly great circuits. Hellish challenging to go fast, then to keep it off the walls.
I remember the Besnard crash, that was the same year as the Karl Reindler/ Steve Owen crash at Barbagallow/Wannaroo
I saw the crash in 2015 at 2:48 it was so horrific and I was petrified I was 4 and my god this made me cry I thought someone had kicked the bucket
How Damn Iconic Is The 2005 VZ Red And White HRT Car
250 kilometer per hour. That sounds really fast. Is that like 70 miles an hour or so?
150+
The accident involving Fabian Coulthard is an absolute shocker.
WOW! 😨
I remember watching it live on TV and being amazed. It shows you how well designed the safety systems in the cars are. Sure, the car's a write-off, but Fabian not only survived but walked away from a multiple turnover crash at 300kph!
All from a bump on the valve stem
That Pither side impact still looks nasty. Just BAM full into the driver side.
Ambrose Murphy crash was 1000% the grub Murphys fault
3:10 Watching that leg go is nasty
Some real memories of 20 years watching the 1000 in these clips. Some great drivers and fantastic liveries.
El circuito de mi preferencia!! Debe ser increíble participar en una carrera en él. 👍👍🇪🇦🇦🇷
Me preguntaba a ver si hay alguna serie montada en algun discord con los supercars en Automobilista2 o en Rfactor2, en España creo que la gente no aprecia la espectacularidad de estas series que en mi opinión son 100 veces mejor que la nascar
@@JP-xd6fm no tengo información para ayudarte con tu pregunta.
Para mi Supercars es de lo mejor que hay en automovilismo. Comento todos los videos para animar a los seguidores hispanohablantes a que también lo hagan. 👍👍
Still love the Murphy/Ambrose altercation
Murphy should have decked him
Absolutely agree
I just wish we got a punch up. even if it was just a couple swings and misses.
All that pent up frustration of realising he couldn't beat a far better driver, surprised he didn't swing.
Murphy unloaded Marcus so maybe Marcus should have decked him.
@@ldnwholesale8552 for about 4 years there when murph thought he was elite, he needed a good smack.
@ 13:51 he looks at the side of the car with the expectation that it will easily buff out, then realizes he may be wrong..
10:30 Must have been tense. Heading straight for that barrier and not thing he could do about it.
Bathurst is one of the best tracks in the world, and its sad seeing all the old Holden's after Holden closed down.
Supercars are so super exciting
lol, at @3:53 in the background audio 'F**k's sake!' hahhaha
A good compilation, but biggest EVER? There's literally decades of earlier crashes that have been left out.
3:45 - massive punch-up post race..
A track where good marshalling is paramount.
PS2's V8 Supercars game way back when (2002 or 2003 I think), had the Bundy car flip down pat if you got boxed in and thought a shortcut was in order, you were sadly mistaken. It was a game way ahead of it's time. Adelaide was another difficult track.
Where is this?? 2:38
Mount Paronrama
12:10 - no worries :D:D
That fuck sakes at 3:52 You can hear the pain in it
Last one was classic, life saved by the Larry Bar…. Protecting from Larry’s wheel
Sit back and look at the insanity of it.
Chas Mosterts was BIG but after watching this you tube edit. Everyone of these crashes are HUGE
love how paul weel is at the wheel, and then the other guy is smashed up and the boss tells him to pit
actually no its paul weel. ok mate gonna have to come in this lap mate
"Press "Y" To Rewind"
The sad part is that a lot of times the crashes were provoked by other drivers, making the affected car unusable but the one that provoked continues racing (with maybe a penality)
When did all the cars start looking the same?
With @2:27 what's the yellow thing being tossed into the first set of tires right before ignition of the fire? 😮
from where comes the fire!??? 1:44
Watching from Greece.hi everybody.
Chads 2015 had everything bar flames . 😊 these where rule changers
Think it's rough for the cars? You should try it on a bike, in the early eighties across the top of the mountain if you lost it you were pretty much guaranteed to go into the concrete wall or Armco.
Why did the Bathurst cars stop looking like regular consumer vehicles? Why can't I turn on the TV and see my family car racing around at 200
Because your family car can't go 200, nor was it designed to survive crashes at those speeds...
@@codymoe4986 My car can, 2012 ford falcon g6
Amazing compilation 👏🏻
scary moment in car racing right here 2:28
Thanks for a great video 👍👍
That's some crazy stuff there
Spettacolare video 👍
"Dean is at least out of the car which is good news but the car is on fire"
"No worries"
Bloody Aussies hahahaha
It's only in crashes like the ones where the car rolls and the bodywork disintegrates when you truly remember how important roll-cages are. When it comes to safety devices, we automatically think of the HANS device, fire retardant clothing, safer barriers than bales of straw... And each one has its own excellent place in protecting the racers (and I want these amazing people to keep on inventing and improving - I never want to see a scratch on someone who is entertaining me), but I rarely hear anything about how important the cage is.
Whoever invented it should be internationally recognised because I'm damned sure that many lives have been saved by them.
1:43 they're still ringing the fire marshals asking questions about the fire.