@@samikjeans8509 Roy was part of the Phillies R2-C2 back in the day. One of the best pitching teams of all time. I was surprised that they lost in the 1st round.
John Thompson Celtic goalkeeper in Scotland fatally injured in 'derby' match in Glasgow At 22 years of age he had a very bright future Some fans walked 55 miles from Glasgow to his home town to attend his funeral
A promo rather than a highlight real of Owen's greatest moments was played to the pay per view audience and Owen fell nearly 80 feet rather than 50. Anyone who is interested in an in depth look at Owen's life and tragic death, I cannot recommend the Dark Side of the Ring enough!
Disappointed that they overlooked Phillip Hughes Australian cricketer in 2014 was killed by a rouge ball hitting him on the back of his head under the lip of his batting helmet.
How in the hell does this list not contain Ayrton Senna? The greatest Formula 1 driver of all time. A guy who, almost 30 years later, is still consistently talked about in F1, and drivers still paint their helmets to honor him. And who's foundation has helped 100s of thousands of very underprivileged Brazilian children get proper educations and meals so they when they get older they'll have the knowledge and tools to improve their communities and all the people in them.
If Earnhardt is on this list, Senna most definitely should be as well. Greatest F1 driver I ever saw on TV. Hamilton and Schumacher had nothing on Senna. Period!
the disrespect to dale is unreal. the crash was the final lap, lap 200. and he didn't wear a closed helmet for competitive advantage not cause he didn't give a shit about safety
Dale Earnhardt died on the final lap of the 2001 Daytona 500, not lap 180. And the fact he wore an open faced helmet is not a point of him hating safety. He believed that the open faced helmet gave him an advantage in the car, a better field of view behind the wheel.
Phillip Hughes who played cricket for Australia & his state of NSW, had died while playing a cricket match. Even though he was wearing a helmet with protection grill to protect the face, the ball hit a area near his neck that cause a haemorrhage to his brain that ended his life. Cricket Australia put a new safety feature on the helmets to protect the area where the ball hit Phil Hughes would t happen again.
Not for nothing, but Bryant didn't HAVE to take a helicopter. They're literally the least safe way to fly, and I think just going that way because you can afford it was obviously a bad decision.
Bo Diaz died when a satellite dish TV antenna he was installing on his roof collapsed on top of him. Mark "The Bird" Fidrych was killed when a Mack Truck he was working under crushed him when the jack holding the vehicle collapsed.
On the night of his death, Nick Adenhard had pitched what might have been a breakthrough game had he lived, a sentiment that had basically been discussed between Nick and manager Mike Sciocia.
Steve "Pre" Prefontaine was one of the reasons I kept up with longer distance running. Before "Pre" I would only keep with sprinters, 800 meter, 1500 meter and mile runners. I was incredibly sad when I read in the newspaper that he perished in a car accident. He definitely had an impact.
Dale sr was hard as he finally won Daytona 500 a few years. He was getting to race with his son too. I actually watched over the edge ppv as it happened. I remembered just not what was going and shocked. Not believing it at first. Sitting there watching my tv in disbelief
@@leecowell8165 Other than being against safety features due to being old school Dale Sr was not an idiot. He overcame having a 9th grade education and finally learned to read when he got custody of Kelley and Dale Jr.
Can't forget about the NHL's only on ice directly related Death. RIP Bill Masterson, inspired a lot of guys to adopt helmets. The award in his name for dedication to the game is a touching tribute
Yes and no. NASCAR had three drivers the previous year die (Adam Petty, Kenny Irwin Jr., and Tony Roper), and they had a problem with safety. However, it was not an inevitable that Earnhardt was going to perish in that wreck. TO those of us that watched the race as it happened (it was my first Daytona 500 as a fan), it looked no worse than any other crash.
@@417Theory Yeah, pretty much. And even then, NASCAR did not mandate the HANS device until October 2001 when Blaise Alexander died in an accident during an ARCA race at Charlotte Motor Speedway. It took the deaths of 5 drivers for NASCAR to take that step.
I believe the inpetus for MLB finally pushing for requiring hitters to wear batting helmets with ear flaps was another batter getting hit in the head by a pitch. In 1967, Red Sox outfielder Tony Conigliaro was hit in the head with a pitch. Tony C was in a coma for four months after that and lived with the effects of that beaning until his death in 1990 at 45 years old.
He used to be an evening news sportscaster after his retirement. One was in San Francisco so I remember him more as a newscaster rather than a baseball player.
Jesus the part that got me was the pitcher realized the sound he heard wasn't from the ball hitting the bat but the players head getting hit by the pitch.MY GOD
You got the detaila of Hart's death wrong. His harness didn't snap. It came loose because the rigging mechanism opened when it wasn't supposed to. He also didn't hit his head. He landed chest first onto the ropes and bounced into the ring. He died from internal bleeding from blunt force trauma.
so many of these aren't "freak" but could have been prevented. Kobe is a case in point. I've been a Lakers fan since the Showtime Lakers and I go from sad to anger with his death. Dale Earnhardt. Prefontaine. All could have been prevented.
I wondered if they were gonna do that baseball player that played for Miami and got into that boat crash. I remember how upset everyone was and then nothing once they found out he was a douchebag I guess.
They didn't include Jose Fernandez probably for that reason... yeah he was driving his boat and hit the rocks at a jetty doing 65 mph under the influence of coke & alcohol. took out 2 of his friends as well. Never saw the jetty. Also never grew up.
@@leecowell8165 What I never understood was that everyone was so quick to crucify Jose Fernandez's character in 2016, but yet hardly anyone seems to hold Tim Crews to that same standard for pretty much the same thing back in 1993 (boat crash that killed teammate Steve Olin and injured Bobby Ojeda). They'd been drinking and barbecuing and then decided to take the boat out at night on Little Lake Nellie. Granted I was only ten in 1993, so there might have been some immediate uproar, but if you bring up either crash to baseball fans today, you always get the vibe that the Indians crash was just "an unfortunate accident" while Fernandez is treated like the scum of the earth. Everyone makes bad decisions, they just don't always do it on as grand and saddening a scale as these two incidents.
Another mistake on Owen Hart's death was that there was no video about his greatest matches. There was a promo he prerecorded, shots of the crowd, and live video of Jim Ross keeping us updated on the situation until the next march. Dude, do your homework.
Humboldt Broncos. In 2018 a Saskatchewan hockey team’s bus collided with a semi truck after the truck failed to stop at a stop sign. 16 people died and 13 were seriously injured.
She was absolutely adorable.. never had a chance in life.. those final seconds musta been horrible for her! I believe there was another child onboard that also perished. children's passing ALWAYS gets to me more so than adults.
The only NHL player to die on the ice is Bill Masterton who fell awkwardly into the boards. This was also in the pre-helmet phase. One of the NHL's annual awards is named for him.
Many may think wrestling is fake or fixed as to who wins or loses but as the commentators say they are highly trained professional athletes and their actions or wrestling holds should NEVER be applied at home , school or anywhere else . Owen Hart is just one of a long tragic line of wrestlers who died in the ring whether through underlying health concerns or moves gone wrong . During a wrestling match in Great Yarmouth , England Big Daddy used his finisher The Big Daddy Splash to pin his opponent Malcolm " King Kong " Kirk to get the win . After the pinfall Kirk immediately turned purple . It took 10 wrestlers including Big Daddy to get the 384 lb Kirk into an ambulance even by then it was too late . Kirk was diagnosed with a heart condition before the match and was advised not to compete . Big Daddy was absolved of any blame but this cast a dark shadow on British wrestling resulting it being banned on British TV .
Americans don't care about soccer. But I find it an interesting sport even though I do not understand all the rules. We worship the NFL but I do not watch it any longer. Very dangerous sport. Just about EVERY game has an injury whereby a player will live the rest of his days with it. We are NOT made for contact sports.
Bo Diaz was another one. He was a catcher for the MLB throughout the 80's. He died in 1990 at the age of 37, when his satellite dish on his roof fell on his head and neck.
@@alisonsavill8191 no, it didn’t. That’s the issue with the video. It was a quick release clasp. Check out the Owen Hart Dark Side of the Ring episode.
Tony Conigliaro, of the Boston Red Sox, "Impossible Dream Team, 1967, was brain damaged at first then years later delayed-killed as a result of being hit on the temple by an MLB pitch. Tony" C's" is a lot of/ perhaps the key tipping point that lead to baseball, whether major league or college or high school or Little League to offer and require batting helmets, with temple guards. To protect the vulnerable area where Tony C was hit, debilitated, then killed.
Bit surprised you didn't include Phillip Hughes. He died in a test match, live on TV. And he was wearing a helmet. He was a young upcoming cricket star.
Wow dude glosses over the other victim’s in the helicopter tragedy. He says “and some other young basketball players and their parents” so casual .f whoever made this
Noticed that too. Didn’t care enough to give the victims a sentence of recognition In a video talking about a crash they died in. Disrespectful. Clearly just reading a script and doesn’t care what it’s about. Doesn’t make for a likable narrator at all. And whoever wrote the script may as well have said “Not sure how many people lost their lives in the plane crash. It was a few other people. Not bothering to look it up.”
Rest In Peace to all of these athletes.
What about Roberto Clemente?
You need to have more videos on this subject. There's so many more athletes that weren't included, you'll have multiple parts.
I was surprised Jose Fernandez wasn't mentioned definitely a Marlin's legend Roy halladay a famous pitcher quite saddened they were not brought up
@@samikjeans8509 Roy was part of the Phillies R2-C2 back in the day. One of the best pitching teams of all time. I was surprised that they lost in the 1st round.
Rip Owen Hart “One of the nicest men in “Pro Wrestling”
The nicest. Met him when I was just 12. Super fan friendly.
"Pro Wrestling"
one of the few situations that makes me hate being from Kansas City
May he rest in peace.
Don't forget Brook Berringer & Sam Folz; 2 Great Husker Football players, both of whom almost CERTAINLY would have gone on to the NFL.
John Thompson Celtic goalkeeper in Scotland fatally injured in 'derby' match in Glasgow
At 22 years of age he had a very bright future
Some fans walked 55 miles from Glasgow to his home town to attend his funeral
A promo rather than a highlight real of Owen's greatest moments was played to the pay per view audience and Owen fell nearly 80 feet rather than 50. Anyone who is interested in an in depth look at Owen's life and tragic death, I cannot recommend the Dark Side of the Ring enough!
Pronounced walk-keem not joe a keem
Kobe didn’t die. It was his mate.
I don't think anyone who dies in a car crash during a race can described as a "freak" accident. Tragic as it may be.
Couldn't agree more. I don't see anything "freak" about it, it's called racing
Disappointed that they overlooked Phillip Hughes Australian cricketer in 2014 was killed by a rouge ball hitting him on the back of his head under the lip of his batting helmet.
How in the hell does this list not contain Ayrton Senna? The greatest Formula 1 driver of all time. A guy who, almost 30 years later, is still consistently talked about in F1, and drivers still paint their helmets to honor him. And who's foundation has helped 100s of thousands of very underprivileged Brazilian children get proper educations and meals so they when they get older they'll have the knowledge and tools to improve their communities and all the people in them.
I thought the same
Agreed
Never heard of him
If Earnhardt is on this list, Senna most definitely should be as well. Greatest F1 driver I ever saw on TV. Hamilton and Schumacher had nothing on Senna. Period!
Huh I Google trash and bam brought right to you go figure 🙃 hey 👋 know body cares about you
And what marshall university football team
the disrespect to dale is unreal. the crash was the final lap, lap 200. and he didn't wear a closed helmet for competitive advantage not cause he didn't give a shit about safety
Are you kidding? You DO know the definition of "disrespect", right? 🤦
Dale Earnhardt died on the final lap of the 2001 Daytona 500, not lap 180. And the fact he wore an open faced helmet is not a point of him hating safety. He believed that the open faced helmet gave him an advantage in the car, a better field of view behind the wheel.
Whatever
Phillip Hughes who played cricket for Australia & his state of NSW, had died while playing a cricket match. Even though he was wearing a helmet with protection grill to protect the face, the ball hit a area near his neck that cause a haemorrhage to his brain that ended his life. Cricket Australia put a new safety feature on the helmets to protect the area where the ball hit Phil Hughes would t happen again.
Sounds similar to safety measures put in place to protect hockey players from pucks. Definitely a freak accident.
RIP Payne Stewart as well 😢
joe delaney, running back for the chiefs, drowned while saving two kids.
Not for nothing, but Bryant didn't HAVE to take a helicopter. They're literally the least safe way to fly, and I think just going that way because you can afford it was obviously a bad decision.
Bo Diaz died when a satellite dish TV antenna he was installing on his roof collapsed on top of him. Mark "The Bird" Fidrych was killed when a Mack Truck he was working under crushed him when the jack holding the vehicle collapsed.
A race car driver crashing his race car during a race is not a freak accident.
very, very, true. just a lousy driver. and maybe like F1 open wheel. those people are insane.
@@leecowell8165 dale Earnhardt a lousy driver lmfao
@@CYCLONEFAN88 you're obviously a fan
On the night of his death, Nick Adenhard had pitched what might have been a breakthrough game had he lived, a sentiment that had basically been discussed between Nick and manager Mike Sciocia.
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And that's what makes his story all the more tragic. He was gonna be an ace in the majors. It's a shame we never got to see it.
Urhhhh. To this day whenever I read or watch an autobiography about Owen Hart I cry... So tragic 😭
Always loved Prefontaine.
Steve "Pre" Prefontaine was one of the reasons I kept up with longer distance running. Before "Pre" I would only keep with sprinters, 800 meter, 1500 meter and mile runners. I was incredibly sad when I read in the newspaper that he perished in a car accident. He definitely had an impact.
Most of these aren’t “freak” accidents, just accidents. Should’ve included Bo Diaz. Killed by a satellite dish. That was a freak accident.
Dale sr was hard as he finally won Daytona 500 a few years. He was getting to race with his son too.
I actually watched over the edge ppv as it happened. I remembered just not what was going and shocked. Not believing it at first. Sitting there watching my tv in disbelief
that guy was an idiot... my favorite driver by far was Jeff Gordon. helluva driver and has class.
@@leecowell8165 Other than being against safety features due to being old school Dale Sr was not an idiot. He overcame having a 9th grade education and finally learned to read when he got custody of Kelley and Dale Jr.
He was and still is overrated
Can't forget about the NHL's only on ice directly related Death. RIP Bill Masterson, inspired a lot of guys to adopt helmets. The award in his name for dedication to the game is a touching tribute
Masterton😉
Dale Earnhardt sounds like an accident waiting to happen.
total AH...
Yes and no. NASCAR had three drivers the previous year die (Adam Petty, Kenny Irwin Jr., and Tony Roper), and they had a problem with safety. However, it was not an inevitable that Earnhardt was going to perish in that wreck. TO those of us that watched the race as it happened (it was my first Daytona 500 as a fan), it looked no worse than any other crash.
@@penguinbrony2415so basically none of the previous deaths mattered enough for changes to come about? It didn't matter until Earnhardt died?
@@417Theory Yeah, pretty much. And even then, NASCAR did not mandate the HANS device until October 2001 when Blaise Alexander died in an accident during an ARCA race at Charlotte Motor Speedway. It took the deaths of 5 drivers for NASCAR to take that step.
Marshall football team plane crash
I believe the inpetus for MLB finally pushing for requiring hitters to wear batting helmets with ear flaps was another batter getting hit in the head by a pitch. In 1967, Red Sox outfielder Tony Conigliaro was hit in the head with a pitch. Tony C was in a coma for four months after that and lived with the effects of that beaning until his death in 1990 at 45 years old.
He used to be an evening news sportscaster after his retirement. One was in San Francisco so I remember him more as a newscaster rather than a baseball player.
Tony C was not in a coma after that pitch he just didn't play for the rest of 1967 and all of 1968
Jesus the part that got me was the pitcher realized the sound he heard wasn't from the ball hitting the bat but the players head getting hit by the pitch.MY GOD
Amen. I once got hit in the forehead with a baseball and stitching briefly left a mark. Remember yelling really loud.
Another was Jerome Brown from the Philadelphia Eagles
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You got the detaila of Hart's death wrong. His harness didn't snap. It came loose because the rigging mechanism opened when it wasn't supposed to. He also didn't hit his head. He landed chest first onto the ropes and bounced into the ring. He died from internal bleeding from blunt force trauma.
There are other athletes who died similarly. You might want to add a second feature.
so many of these aren't "freak" but could have been prevented. Kobe is a case in point. I've been a Lakers fan since the Showtime Lakers and I go from sad to anger with his death. Dale Earnhardt. Prefontaine. All could have been prevented.
Thank you for the upload
I wondered if they were gonna do that baseball player that played for Miami and got into that boat crash. I remember how upset everyone was and then nothing once they found out he was a douchebag I guess.
They didn't include Jose Fernandez probably for that reason... yeah he was driving his boat and hit the rocks at a jetty doing 65 mph under the influence of coke & alcohol. took out 2 of his friends as well. Never saw the jetty. Also never grew up.
@@leecowell8165 What I never understood was that everyone was so quick to crucify Jose Fernandez's character in 2016, but yet hardly anyone seems to hold Tim Crews to that same standard for pretty much the same thing back in 1993 (boat crash that killed teammate Steve Olin and injured Bobby Ojeda). They'd been drinking and barbecuing and then decided to take the boat out at night on Little Lake Nellie. Granted I was only ten in 1993, so there might have been some immediate uproar, but if you bring up either crash to baseball fans today, you always get the vibe that the Indians crash was just "an unfortunate accident" while Fernandez is treated like the scum of the earth. Everyone makes bad decisions, they just don't always do it on as grand and saddening a scale as these two incidents.
Dale Earnhardt hit me hard, Kobe Bryant hit me hard, shocked me.
Jerome Brown RIP his death was wild AF died leaving a car dealership! Sean Taylor in that botched robbery as well
My Deepest Condolences
Rest in peace 🙏 🕊
Dale Sr dead on the last lap at the Daytona 500 back in 2001
I expected to see the Marshall football team on this video.
Bill Masterton. Minnesota North Stars. Died after hitting his head on the ice.
Korey stringer should have been on the list
Another mistake on Owen Hart's death was that there was no video about his greatest matches. There was a promo he prerecorded, shots of the crowd, and live video of Jim Ross keeping us updated on the situation until the next march. Dude, do your homework.
I was watching the race when Earnhardt crashed 😭
Thurman Munson, Roberto Clemente, Oscar Taveras
Drazen Petrovic is one athlete who always stands out in my mind 😔
Speaking of young phenomenal Europeans who died in car crashes way too soon, how about Pelle Lindbergh
Why Aryton Senna is not in the list idk.....
One of the greatest F1 driver ever.....
R.I.P
That's bs about Owen Hart. It was live on tv and every one saw it. The Wrestling continued with out a hiccup. That was horrible
Ppl on TV did NOT see it, I remember when I happened.
Humboldt Broncos. In 2018 a Saskatchewan hockey team’s bus collided with a semi truck after the truck failed to stop at a stop sign. 16 people died and 13 were seriously injured.
Why Aryton Senna is not in the list idk.....
One of the greatest F1 driver ever.....
R.I.P
Michel Briere , rookie with Pittsburgh Penguins in 1969-70 he was killed in a car crash after that season
Earhart died on my birthday which every year it sucks
Most of these people have "Hart" in their name 🤔
Thanks for sharing 👍😀
Kobe hit me hard. Still can't believe he's gone and his daughter, Gianna. As a life long Lakers fan, I've been keeping his family in my prayers. 🕊️❤️🙏
She was absolutely adorable.. never had a chance in life.. those final seconds musta been horrible for her! I believe there was another child onboard that also perished. children's passing ALWAYS gets to me more so than adults.
That was absolutely devastating 🙏
Same here! I got a little bit teary eyed now! RIP Mamba, Gigi and the rest of the people who died in that terrible accident!
The only NHL player to die on the ice is Bill Masterton who fell awkwardly into the boards. This was also in the pre-helmet phase. One of the NHL's annual awards is named for him.
Many may think wrestling is fake or fixed as to who wins or loses but as the commentators say they are highly trained professional athletes and their actions or wrestling holds should NEVER be applied at home , school or anywhere else . Owen Hart is just one of a long tragic line of wrestlers who died in the ring whether through underlying health concerns or moves gone wrong . During a wrestling match in Great Yarmouth , England Big Daddy used his finisher The Big Daddy Splash to pin his opponent Malcolm " King Kong " Kirk to get the win . After the pinfall Kirk immediately turned purple . It took 10 wrestlers including Big Daddy to get the 384 lb Kirk into an ambulance even by then it was too late . Kirk was diagnosed with a heart condition before the match and was advised not to compete . Big Daddy was absolved of any blame but this cast a dark shadow on British wrestling resulting it being banned on British TV .
I remember watching the pay per view when Owen died. Very sad. R.i.p. Owen.
The 2001 Daytona 500 was cursed from the start: N'SYNC DID THE NATIONAL ANTHEM IN THE HOME STATE OF THE BACKSTREET BOYS!
This list is bogus, no Ayrton Senna, no Colin McRae, no Peter Brock, no Brazilian league team that passed in 2016(I think).
How is Thurman Munson not on this list?
I remember that clearly😬🥲
@@TeddyLovesAxl also the kids Canadian hockey 🏑🏒 team
A bit of whitewashing going on with this content....Steve Prefontaine was drinking and driving when his accident occurred, having a BAL of 0.16. RIP.
Ulrike Maier, 26, mother of one..died on slopes 2 weeks before 1994 olympics. Event was live on t.v!
"Prefontaine" a dope song by Mad child.
Earnhardt's death may have been prevented had he worn a full face helmet. Of course we will never know for sure. He was still doing quite well.
Steve Prefontaine would be incredibly proud of the indoor competition run in his honor- the Prefintaine Classic!!
Idk what all your problem with soccer as far as i concern i your sport related content you never put soccer on it, why is it???
Because most Americans couldn't care less about soccer. I'm not one of those people, though.
Americans don't care about soccer. But I find it an interesting sport even though I do not understand all the rules. We worship the NFL but I do not watch it any longer. Very dangerous sport. Just about EVERY game has an injury whereby a player will live the rest of his days with it. We are NOT made for contact sports.
Bo Diaz was another one. He was a catcher for the MLB throughout the 80's. He died in 1990 at the age of 37, when his satellite dish on his roof fell on his head and neck.
A helicopter crash isn’t a freak accident. Slipping in a bar of soap and dying from a head injury is!
The Joe Delaney death and Lymon Bostock come to mind as well.
Did the poor stray dog die? They need to establish Humane animal control in these 3rd world places
Rip
Marshall football team
Payne Stewart
Roy Halladay
Chris Street
Brandon Bulsworth
Reggie Lewis
Hank Gathers
Dwayne Haskins
As an Iowa kid I remember the Chris Street one vividly such a loss of a fine young man & a helluva ball player
Owen Hart hasn't made it to the WWE Hall Of Fame, no stranger on why.
Its not pronounced "Jo A Keem". Its pronounced Yakim. Not important, but to the dead guy,, I think we need to pronounce his name right at least.
interesting. like "yah kim"? I don't know this entity.
Or Colin McRae or Richard Burns legends of rallying.
Thurman Munson
WOW! I forgot all about him! Great player. Christ he crashed his plane while practice landing! A very sad day in sports...
I thought Prefontaine choked on a burrito at Del Taco?
I've heard of several people choking to death on food. need to be careful and NOT in a hurry.
Owen hart hit his chest on the top turnbuckle while a prerecorded promo was on the screen
I knew Kobe Bryant would be on this list.
Maybe we should define “freak accident”
Lots of work needed for the Owen Hart bit. Could have given the actual reason for the fall.
Faulty cable it snapped
@@alisonsavill8191 yes, and that detail should've been in the video
@@alisonsavill8191 no, it didn’t. That’s the issue with the video. It was a quick release clasp. Check out the Owen Hart Dark Side of the Ring episode.
Aryton Senna was one that was sad one as well
Tony Conigliaro, of the Boston Red Sox, "Impossible Dream Team, 1967, was brain damaged at first then years later delayed-killed as a result of being hit on the temple by an MLB pitch. Tony" C's" is a lot of/ perhaps the key tipping point that lead to baseball, whether major league or college or high school or Little League to offer and require batting helmets, with temple guards. To protect the vulnerable area where Tony C was hit, debilitated, then killed.
This video is a downer
RIP - ANDREW “roy” SYMONDS
9 / 6 / 1975 - 14 / 5 / 2022
🏏 🏆 🏏
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They forgot bout aytonn senna
Bit surprised you didn't include Phillip Hughes. He died in a test match, live on TV. And he was wearing a helmet. He was a young upcoming cricket star.
Surprised no Formula 1 drivers are included. Sadly several have been killed but happily none for some time.
Caleb Moore died as a result of injuries sustained in a snowmobile accident in the Winter X gamed in 2013
Why Aryton Senna is not in the list idk.....
One of the greatest F1 driver ever.....
R.I.P
Why Aryton Senna is not in the list idk.....
One of the greatest F1 driver ever.....
R.I.P
Why Aryton Senna is not in the list idk.....
One of the greatest F1 driver ever.....
R.I.P
You can add Ayrton Senna and Drazen Petrovic in this list. 🙏🏼 #riptoall
Do it for dale
Wow dude glosses over the other victim’s in the helicopter tragedy. He says “and some other young basketball players and their parents” so casual .f whoever made this
Noticed that too. Didn’t care enough to give the victims a sentence of recognition In a video talking about a crash they died in. Disrespectful.
Clearly just reading a script and doesn’t care what it’s about. Doesn’t make for a likable narrator at all. And whoever wrote the script may as well have said “Not sure how many people lost their lives in the plane crash. It was a few other people. Not bothering to look it up.”
Len Bias?
Prince Bira
Grand Prix driver,champ,legend
Rest in peace to all
dwayne haskins :(