@@rishinarang9966 low fuel plus a head wind. That section of the Nordschleife, Flugplatz, is infamous for sending cars flying without warning and for various reasons. Because this section is an upward slope, cars are more likely to catch air in this section. In real life, much like in the movie, this was considered a freak accident.
What's beautiful about this scene is that after earlier in the movie when the coach said he hates to fly, he instinctively got on the chopper to be with Jann.
What really makes this scene sink in on a deeply personal level is the parents watching him race. I'm not a parent, but just thinking about how my parents would feel in that instant if I were the one in that car is traumatizing. Just listening to the mom's heart just drop and the dad realizing it was his son's car after he had been disapproving of his son's choice before this. As a Dad, he must have felt horrible knowing that those could have been the last moments he had with his kid. Luckily he ended up being okay, but overall this scene in the movie was definitely a tear jerker
A spectator was also killed in this accident as the car did fly into the crowd. I guess they rewrote the scene to Jann getting injured instead of the story turning grim mentioning the crash killed a spectator.
in the irl clip of his crash he got out of the car with slight injuries but was very shaken up because i think he saw or got the news of the spectators death at the spot
@@arizonaice2350 bro not saying the movie was bad, the movie writers did all this for suspense and they did a damn well job because the movie was a masterpiece
And this is why you always lift off the accelerator entering Flugplatz... when air pressure is low underneath the car, it creates downforce. When that air pressure turns high, the car becomes an airplane wing. If there is anyone that knows that effect better, it's Mark Webber and Peter Dumbreck.
Other way round. The downforce is generated by the widening underbody sucking the car down. The problem is that effect which is similar to a venturi relies on the front cross section being small so once the car lifts off the downforce reduces as the difference in cross section from front to rear decreases. Once it is equal no downforce is produced and due to the flat underside of the car the oncoming air can lift it up like a sail in the wind. This is compounded by the rear wing still pushing the car down so not even the heavy engine can keep it on the ground. Same thing that happened at Le Mans with the Mercs, going full speed over a bump, car lifts, downforce reduced and that was enough to flip em. You want only as much downforce as you need as it does create drag, so this type of accident can happen with practically any race car that relies on underbody downforce. At the best of times bumps that reduce the effectiveness of that just create understeer, at worst you end up backflipping. It's a bit weird that section of track hasn't been altered yet or some taller catchfences installed at the very least.
Paul Hawkins, Hugh Dibley, Joachim Winkelhock, Denny Hulme, Brian Redman, Elliott Forbes-Robinson, Stefan Bellof, John Morton, Yannick Dalmas and Bill Auberlen can also attest to that.
i remember watching this race and this accident live on tv, i was 14 when it happened, i was always moved by Jann and how he came up to be a racer. i will never forget this race.
CONTEXT: This incident happened in Flugplatz, Nürburgring (Real life and the movie.) A Nissan GT-R Nismo driven by racer Jann Mardenborough took flight at a Nürburgring race. The car was likely low on fuel which made it lighter, as well as the wind conditions. When the car went up the road, the low fuel and wind conditions caused it to lift up towards the crowd. The car smashed into the line tire stacks next to the concrete walls and fence, which caused it to go flying into the crowd. In the movie, they showed Jann being injured and airlifted to help. In real life, the car flew into the crowd and killed one of the watching spectators. Jann knew this either because he had seen the dead spectator, or someone told him about it. Luckily Jann survived in real life, thanks to the roll cages in the car. If the roll cages hadn't been there then this accident could have been MUCH MUCH worse. Edit: The person who was killed was not supposed to be there according to @b33fcake34
@@growingup4487untrue, it was ruled not his fault, its a freak accident they state it in the movie, the gust of wind with that level of speed and low fuel, could happen to anyone
They don't call Nürbürgring "The Green Hell" for no reason. Even legendary racers alike have been injured or even killed while trying to push the limits at this famed race course.
I mean up until the 70's automobile racing had a fatality rate that would make pro wrestlers blush. It's kind of insane that there's only been like, 1 F1 death in like the last 30 years? I think Senna and the german guy went in one weekend, but since then it's been pretty quiet? Just Bianchi maybe?
You know, I saw this movie with my mom and grandmother, they loved it, and I didn't, but seeing this scene made me actually physically grimace. This scene was done so well.
Man watching this is crazy. I was involved in an accident on the highway that sent my vehicle end over end very similarly. (I was speeding but obviously no where near the velocity these cars are traveling at. I can say that this scene legit triggered me to exactly the moment when my car begin rolling end over end. I was traveling approximately 90+ MPH. I mean the POV shown here from the driver’s cabin is almost exactly what I experienced and SAW when I was in my rollover accident. My vehicle flipped 3 times and unlike the professionals I was not strapped in. The crash was over JUST as quick as it was here. It’s almost incomprehensible how much FORCE is in an Accident like that and also how quickly everything just goes still. I was launched into the backseat during the accident which doctors said probably saved my life as the front portion of my room was caved WELL down below the steering wheel. I’m really impressed with the realism from Cabin POV. Incredible
I had a similar experience going 70 around a wet bend as I was young and stupid wanting to be a “rally” driver. Ended up spinning out hitting the ditch causing me to roll a couple times and a tree stopped me from rolling more. Thankfully I was strapped in and suffered no injury but was left stranded with no phone as it had gotten lost temporarily in the wreck. Tried signaling people to stop and help me but nobody wanted to stop even after 5 people passed. This scene also sent me into a flashback on how fast it happened as well as how fast it stopped. Only thing is I wasn’t shaken up too bad and went straight back into driving tho I would be shaken if I had hurt somebody
im perfectly fine! as soon as the car stopped rolling i was stuck on my side so i had to get out via the windshield which gave me a small cut on the leg. no problems except for being sore all over from bracing just before flipping. just sad i lost my first car @@EqyanSaeed701
I regularly drive around the Nürburgring in the Asseta Corsa. This straight at full throttle is a full-fledged ski jump. If you don't lift off the throttle, you turn into an airplane
as someone who didn’t know the story behind the movie at all, this scene literally had me stunned. the way it was shot is exactly like the real occurrence. and they don’t build up to the crash at all, but it’s very subtle with the music until the moment comes. 10/10 movie for me. me and my dad loved it since we played split screen all the time on the ps2
That's not why it's called that, there used to be a small airfield close that part of the track, the airfield is long since gone, but the danger of this section is just a coincidence
Man the music hits hard at 1:50. Slowly building up as he passes more cars, building to a crescendo as he's chasing down first Just not the climatic end you were expecting
I wasn’t familiar with Janns story before the movie (I’m aware they took some liberties while writing it) and during this scene I was glued to the screen, I was positive he was gonna pass him and finish first. I remember gasping when I saw the hood lift and the front wheels come off the ground, reminded me of Mark Webbers Le Mans crash
Something that is a very cool sight for me is how good the scene is. You can see the cars wing scratching the track before crashing. Sad scene in real life but in the movie then it is a amazing scene that they made.
As someone who grew up with Gran Turismo, I love this movie. When I saw this scene the day I saw it at the theater, I literally almost jumped out of my seat.
A much much better move than I expected. Everything in the movie is true too (though they played with the timelines of events for dramatic effect). Worth a watch.
@@jbell2184 gamer wins contest to train as a driver (check), gamer becomes professional driver (check), he wins third at Le Mans (check), he almost dies at the Nürburgring (check, though they only said one died in the movie while 7-8 actually died), he was a relatively successful driver for Nissan (check)... while it is still a movie, the main plot points are pretty much there. You must have a super high bar for truth in cinema lol.
I love this track. Fun and challenging in any game that has it, but that one area is wickedly dangerous, especially in the more realistic sims. Taking that area in one piece is a challenge no matter if it's IRL or in a game.
@@marcoh.6345 they in fact even flattened out this part of the track after the accident happened to prevent this to happen again, still an awful accident especially because a spectator died but the Nordschleife will still be one of if not the most dangerous racetrack.
You have total confidence in the car and then it all makes no sense as you fly through the air like that. Who knows what goes through the mind in those seconds.
The moment I saw this scene, I knew it was gonna happen in an instant. Even though the last GT I played was GT3 A-Spec, I have experiemced my mishaps in the Nordschleife on NFS Shift. Driving at that specific part too fast is always a recipe for disaster.
Not to mention the physics of NFS Shift duology, where the car likes to bounce on this track most of the time, and if that happens, release the throttle to gain control.
I like what they've done with the camera angle at 2:12 Cause it's the same angle as the Interior Camera in the game, so it's like crashing out in the game
it used to be some sort of badge of honor to get the front airbourne over the flugplazt, go check out other races before this happened, porsche 911 gt3's, audi's, bmw's all used to get the front air bourne, it was just a matter of time before some thing went big. unfortunatly it went big for jan, and killed a spectator in the process. the nurburgring reprofiled the flugplazt and the bridge section just before the "jump" after this incident.
You never flip cars on GT games this is a crock, yes real world he did this a few years back but it wasn't during the academy, but his real racing carrier. also killed a spectator there.
I've never played any racing game on this track that ever results in what happened in the movie. Even if you take that flat out, regardless of vehicle, you never lift off like that. Seems almost unrealistic.
Racecars nowadays are some of the safest vehicles to be in a accident in. They have roll cages and a harnas to keep the driver in place. You never hear a driver getting siriously injured now. They just get shaken up which is great
I have this on Blu-Ray. They used real GT3 and LMP2 cars for the movie. They are also going race pace. So when you see 270km/h on the dash, they were actually going that fast.
For far aerial shots, I suspect they used CGI because their cornering speeds looked too fast to be true, but yes, the shots alongside the cars featured the real cars themselves.
@yongling9825 The used drones for the aerial shots. Also CGI would be applied in the editing process. Not saying they didn't use CGI, but during filming all the cars were pushed to the limit. It looks fast because of cleaver camera angles and because the cars actually are going that fast.
I got to watch this because my cousin saw this rolling by This turned out to be the best movie ive watched in ages, this definitely was a rollercoaster of emotions
Good scene, but the inaccuracies with the track layout are ridiculous! It's like they're going through (figuratively speaking) corner 5 in one shot, the next shot they are in corner 6, the shot after that corner 3, then 4, and then they just jump to corner 8...
Exactly. It‘s really annoying. Also the „final turn“ in Le Mans. Tf is that corner?! It looks like the final turn at the Hungaroring but definitely not the Ford Chicanes
@@suhericoba911 we know it is, but it‘s kinda annoying that people call it the best racing movie and like very realistic, yet they can‘t even be bothered to film the scenes on the right part of the circuits…
It took him some time, but he did get back in the car and started racing again because of his passion. Even after being traumatised by the crash. I still have no idea how his car was the only one to go flying when the others, especially the... I'm gonna assume it's a ferrari... didn't go flying... maybe it was just how they made the car or something, like to much areo dynamics or something... I don't know, I'm not a car expert.
Jann has big tragic accident of Flugplatz in airfield massive horror crash of one killed spectator in Nurburgring Grand Prix Nordschleife in the movie. In real life 2015, Jann has wreck and survived in Nordschleife
Ring Racer. Was supposed to open as the fastest launch coaster in the world (0-135 MPH in 2.5 seconds) in 2009, but it had a whole bunch of issues during testing that pushed the opening date back to 2013 and resulted in the speed being lowered to just under 100 MPH. It operated for like a week in 2013, had more issues, and has never opened again since. It's considered one of the biggest failures in amusement ride history.
This Crash nearly reminds me of Lightning McQueen Fatal Crash in Cars 3 when he left so many Debris on Track and cause the Race to get Compromise (Red Flag)
1:51 In my head I said "slow the F down bro" when I saw it in the theater. This is where you don't want to flat out. I don't care if I loose a second or two. I rather coast up that crest then power out afterwards. Source: Sim rig at home
When I was watching the movie.. I knew if he didn't lift off the throttle he was going airborne.. the moment he entered that uphill climb I had an internal dialogue.. "he's going to fly" ....
If that's the crest i'm thinking of bad things tend to happen to you if you don't lift off, never did a straight up stall maneuver like that but definitely lost enough traction to ski right into the wall
actually, when i go too quick on that deadly uphill with a low downforce car in assetto corsa for example, my front end actually goes up and make me crasjedso i would say that some games can copy those physics but of course the crash isn't that fatal in games
@@gabrielsebastian8444Assoluto is one mobile game that has this example as well, don't remove the throttle on Flugplatz, you can be sure your ass is going to be served on a silver platter flying into Barry R.
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His tank was nearly empty, causing his car to be lighter, and caught a Little too much air lifting the car. Hope that helped.
Its surprising that even with that much d-force in a GTR it caused it to lift. The fluids cant add THAT much to the car.
@@rishinarang9966 low fuel plus a head wind. That section of the Nordschleife, Flugplatz, is infamous for sending cars flying without warning and for various reasons. Because this section is an upward slope, cars are more likely to catch air in this section. In real life, much like in the movie, this was considered a freak accident.
What's beautiful about this scene is that after earlier in the movie when the coach said he hates to fly, he instinctively got on the chopper to be with Jann.
He flew at the beginning as well
which is when he said he is going to sleep on the plane since he hates flying@@nikola2125
@@nikola2125 Reluctantly
not beautiful to the people who died or did this guy crash so often that it was another crash?
@@marcoh.6345 he's referring to the story writing, not the crash that resulted in the loss of a life
The cries of his mother are absolutely gut wrenching. Props to the actress, that is the sound of true terror.
Ginger Spice
bruh... stfu not gut wrenching at all, you're just overdramatic as hell
lmaoooo
@@jamellionaire12
@@jamellionaire12 Ginger Horner 😅
She was one of the Spice Girls
What really makes this scene sink in on a deeply personal level is the parents watching him race. I'm not a parent, but just thinking about how my parents would feel in that instant if I were the one in that car is traumatizing. Just listening to the mom's heart just drop and the dad realizing it was his son's car after he had been disapproving of his son's choice before this. As a Dad, he must have felt horrible knowing that those could have been the last moments he had with his kid. Luckily he ended up being okay, but overall this scene in the movie was definitely a tear jerker
That crash killed a spectator.
@@sqlevoliciousbro
His mothers cries aren’t sad, it’s he fact this accident happens and killed a spectator, crushed in the chest by the wing killing him instantly
My parents got the chance to see me on track last year. My mom told me her heart would race every time she couldn't hear my engine anymore
@@q0iatcarsits true
In real life Jann did got out of the car unharmed, but was shaken up after the accident.
A spectator was also killed in this accident as the car did fly into the crowd. I guess they rewrote the scene to Jann getting injured instead of the story turning grim mentioning the crash killed a spectator.
in the irl clip of his crash he got out of the car with slight injuries but was very shaken up because i think he saw or got the news of the spectators death at the spot
@@allainangcao28spoiler
They did mention that someone died
"in real life" 🤓
It's a movie, next you will tell me there are no visible position markers in real life
@@arizonaice2350 bro not saying the movie was bad, the movie writers did all this for suspense and they did a damn well job because the movie was a masterpiece
When I saw this scene in the theater my heart sank when the dad said "Was that his car?".
And yes that was car that flipped in the movie
This reminds me of Lightning McQueen's biggest crash
Yea I watched it in the theater too I had the same reaction
It shows very well how terrifying the Nurburgring is
green hell called for a reason
Just ask The Late Nikki Lauda.
It’s call the airfield
@Inceptor1254 oh mb
@Inceptor1254 question when that guy looked at the computer right what did all the numbers means
And this is why you always lift off the accelerator entering Flugplatz... when air pressure is low underneath the car, it creates downforce. When that air pressure turns high, the car becomes an airplane wing.
If there is anyone that knows that effect better, it's Mark Webber and Peter Dumbreck.
Other way round. The downforce is generated by the widening underbody sucking the car down. The problem is that effect which is similar to a venturi relies on the front cross section being small so once the car lifts off the downforce reduces as the difference in cross section from front to rear decreases. Once it is equal no downforce is produced and due to the flat underside of the car the oncoming air can lift it up like a sail in the wind. This is compounded by the rear wing still pushing the car down so not even the heavy engine can keep it on the ground. Same thing that happened at Le Mans with the Mercs, going full speed over a bump, car lifts, downforce reduced and that was enough to flip em. You want only as much downforce as you need as it does create drag, so this type of accident can happen with practically any race car that relies on underbody downforce. At the best of times bumps that reduce the effectiveness of that just create understeer, at worst you end up backflipping. It's a bit weird that section of track hasn't been altered yet or some taller catchfences installed at the very least.
Im sure this dude knows very well since it happened to him irl too
Paul Hawkins, Hugh Dibley, Joachim Winkelhock, Denny Hulme, Brian Redman, Elliott Forbes-Robinson, Stefan Bellof, John Morton, Yannick Dalmas and Bill Auberlen can also attest to that.
i remember watching this race and this accident live on tv, i was 14 when it happened, i was always moved by Jann and how he came up to be a racer. i will never forget this race.
Such an intense scene. You can really feel the pain with the parents thinking they just watched their kid die on live TV. Just intense
It's a shame the film fails to give a fuck about poor person watching that got killed by the car
@@tbrowniscool grammar please.
@@belhyper I am terribly sorry for my incompetence.
@@tbrowniscool also sony did a fucking good job at making the cgi look so real
@schnob92 Jann didn’t die, a spectator did.
CONTEXT: This incident happened in Flugplatz, Nürburgring (Real life and the movie.)
A Nissan GT-R Nismo driven by racer Jann Mardenborough took flight at a Nürburgring race. The car was likely low on fuel which made it lighter, as well as the wind conditions. When the car went up the road, the low fuel and wind conditions caused it to lift up towards the crowd. The car smashed into the line tire stacks next to the concrete walls and fence, which caused it to go flying into the crowd.
In the movie, they showed Jann being injured and airlifted to help.
In real life, the car flew into the crowd and killed one of the watching spectators. Jann knew this either because he had seen the dead spectator, or someone told him about it. Luckily Jann survived in real life, thanks to the roll cages in the car. If the roll cages hadn't been there then this accident could have been MUCH MUCH worse.
Edit: The person who was killed was not supposed to be there according to @b33fcake34
flooring up that incline will send any car flying, it was a driver error.
@@growingup4487untrue, it was ruled not his fault, its a freak accident they state it in the movie, the gust of wind with that level of speed and low fuel, could happen to anyone
Yeah, the fuel was low. The mechanic said him get back here for some fuel
TH-cam professor 😂@growingup4487
@@philipchurch6808Lmao 😅
They don't call Nürbürgring "The Green Hell" for no reason. Even legendary racers alike have been injured or even killed while trying to push the limits at this famed race course.
I mean up until the 70's automobile racing had a fatality rate that would make pro wrestlers blush. It's kind of insane that there's only been like, 1 F1 death in like the last 30 years? I think Senna and the german guy went in one weekend, but since then it's been pretty quiet? Just Bianchi maybe?
R.I.P. to the spectator that died in this crash
True. When i heard the full story about this accident i was in complete shock. May the spectator rest in peace.😔
You know, I saw this movie with my mom and grandmother, they loved it, and I didn't, but seeing this scene made me actually physically grimace. This scene was done so well.
How couldn’t u not love it 😢
Why didnt you like it? This movie is a masterpiece
@@XoticKxg I personally hated the beginning, looks like a well made advertisement for the Gran Turismo 7 game, then it gets better though.
The movie was good in my opinion but the game could use better sounds for the cars.
Man watching this is crazy. I was involved in an accident on the highway that sent my vehicle end over end very similarly. (I was speeding but obviously no where near the velocity these cars are traveling at. I can say that this scene legit triggered me to exactly the moment when my car begin rolling end over end. I was traveling approximately 90+ MPH. I mean the POV shown here from the driver’s cabin is almost exactly what I experienced and SAW when I was in my rollover accident. My vehicle flipped 3 times and unlike the professionals I was not strapped in. The crash was over JUST as quick as it was here. It’s almost incomprehensible how much FORCE is in an Accident like that and also how quickly everything just goes still. I was launched into the backseat during the accident which doctors said probably saved my life as the front portion of my room was caved WELL down below the steering wheel. I’m really impressed with the realism from Cabin POV. Incredible
I had a similar experience going 70 around a wet bend as I was young and stupid wanting to be a “rally” driver. Ended up spinning out hitting the ditch causing me to roll a couple times and a tree stopped me from rolling more. Thankfully I was strapped in and suffered no injury but was left stranded with no phone as it had gotten lost temporarily in the wreck. Tried signaling people to stop and help me but nobody wanted to stop even after 5 people passed. This scene also sent me into a flashback on how fast it happened as well as how fast it stopped. Only thing is I wasn’t shaken up too bad and went straight back into driving tho I would be shaken if I had hurt somebody
That was Crazy You yall good from the accident Which is happening all the time?
im perfectly fine! as soon as the car stopped rolling i was stuck on my side so i had to get out via the windshield which gave me a small cut on the leg. no problems except for being sore all over from bracing just before flipping. just sad i lost my first car @@EqyanSaeed701
I regularly drive around the Nürburgring in the Asseta Corsa. This straight at full throttle is a full-fledged ski jump. If you don't lift off the throttle, you turn into an airplane
No you don't. Depends on the car.
@@kralkatorrik34that's another reason the car has a diffuser behind it
@@kralkatorrik34yeah, in-game the mclaren p1 will literally be this scene except it lands right before hitting the wall
as someone who didn’t know the story behind the movie at all, this scene literally had me stunned. the way it was shot is exactly like the real occurrence. and they don’t build up to the crash at all, but it’s very subtle with the music until the moment comes. 10/10 movie for me. me and my dad loved it since we played split screen all the time on the ps2
Flugplatz (the section where Jann flips) is so fatal and dangerous that its name literally means "airport" in English
That's not why it's called that, there used to be a small airfield close that part of the track, the airfield is long since gone, but the danger of this section is just a coincidence
@DeathOfAMartyr3 it's still a death Vally for cars that have a bigger wings on thier Tail like the CLK GTR and the Nissan GTR GT3
the name of the section gave me goosebumps, and the way it meant airport.
@@DeathOfAMartyr3 Even if that’s true, the section’s name seems fitting.
Man the music hits hard at 1:50.
Slowly building up as he passes more cars, building to a crescendo as he's chasing down first
Just not the climatic end you were expecting
I wasn’t familiar with Janns story before the movie (I’m aware they took some liberties while writing it) and during this scene I was glued to the screen, I was positive he was gonna pass him and finish first. I remember gasping when I saw the hood lift and the front wheels come off the ground, reminded me of Mark Webbers Le Mans crash
Something that is a very cool sight for me is how good the scene is. You can see the cars wing scratching the track before crashing. Sad scene in real life but in the movie then it is a amazing scene that they made.
As someone who grew up with Gran Turismo, I love this movie. When I saw this scene the day I saw it at the theater, I literally almost jumped out of my seat.
A much much better move than I expected. Everything in the movie is true too (though they played with the timelines of events for dramatic effect). Worth a watch.
And injury
barely anything is true in that movie lol..
@@jbell2184 gamer wins contest to train as a driver (check), gamer becomes professional driver (check), he wins third at Le Mans (check), he almost dies at the Nürburgring (check, though they only said one died in the movie while 7-8 actually died), he was a relatively successful driver for Nissan (check)... while it is still a movie, the main plot points are pretty much there. You must have a super high bar for truth in cinema lol.
I love this track. Fun and challenging in any game that has it, but that one area is wickedly dangerous, especially in the more realistic sims. Taking that area in one piece is a challenge no matter if it's IRL or in a game.
Somebody actually died in this accident too, happened to be a fan watching the race.
and they didn t paid any respect to him who lost his life how wonderful...
@@marcoh.6345 they in fact even flattened out this part of the track after the accident happened to prevent this to happen again, still an awful accident especially because a spectator died but the Nordschleife will still be one of if not the most dangerous racetrack.
one of the best racing movies ever made.
Agreed. Exceptionally made. I was really surprised
You have total confidence in the car and then it all makes no sense as you fly through the air like that. Who knows what goes through the mind in those seconds.
The moment I saw this scene, I knew it was gonna happen in an instant.
Even though the last GT I played was GT3 A-Spec, I have experiemced my mishaps in the Nordschleife on NFS Shift. Driving at that specific part too fast is always a recipe for disaster.
Not to mention the physics of NFS Shift duology, where the car likes to bounce on this track most of the time, and if that happens, release the throttle to gain control.
Love the POV during the lift off that puts into perspective how terrifying it must be moments before the cars turns into an airplane.
I like what they've done with the camera angle at 2:12
Cause it's the same angle as the Interior Camera in the game, so it's like crashing out in the game
it used to be some sort of badge of honor to get the front airbourne over the flugplazt, go check out other races before this happened, porsche 911 gt3's, audi's, bmw's all used to get the front air bourne, it was just a matter of time before some thing went big. unfortunatly it went big for jan, and killed a spectator in the process.
the nurburgring reprofiled the flugplazt and the bridge section just before the "jump" after this incident.
this happens most of the time, even in the game itself
this is true
painfully true
You never flip cars on GT games this is a crock, yes real world he did this a few years back but it wasn't during the academy, but his real racing carrier. also killed a spectator there.
@Thunderer0872 have you played any GT game pass GT4? Cars do flip now.
@@MiguelRodriguez-lp9etI’ve been playing GT7 since it dropped and never seen a car flip. This gotta be cap
I've never played any racing game on this track that ever results in what happened in the movie. Even if you take that flat out, regardless of vehicle, you never lift off like that. Seems almost unrealistic.
Lightning McQueen: What happened? Where’s the other Cars?
Francesco Bernoulli: What is going on?
Lightning McQueen: Oh no
This is what James May was always on about
or jeremy clarkson when does a wheelie on a reliant robin
To be honest its miraculous that he survived, i thought the car would have caught fire or explode
race cars are actually incredibly safe
@@namenotfound614 yeah, and in real life, the driver was unharmed.
Racecars nowadays are some of the safest vehicles to be in a accident in. They have roll cages and a harnas to keep the driver in place. You never hear a driver getting siriously injured now. They just get shaken up which is great
@@namenotfound614except F-1 where 620 kg car makes you in really dangerous position
@@SpikeSpiegel96na they’re extremely safe
I have this on Blu-Ray. They used real GT3 and LMP2 cars for the movie. They are also going race pace. So when you see 270km/h on the dash, they were actually going that fast.
For far aerial shots, I suspect they used CGI because their cornering speeds looked too fast to be true, but yes, the shots alongside the cars featured the real cars themselves.
@yongling9825 The used drones for the aerial shots. Also CGI would be applied in the editing process. Not saying they didn't use CGI, but during filming all the cars were pushed to the limit. It looks fast because of cleaver camera angles and because the cars actually are going that fast.
😢😢😢😢😢
This actually happened about three years after the Lemans finish shown in the movie.
In the movie it was Nurburgring not LeMans
“Was that his car?” that was so sad but cold at the same time omg bro
when i was in the cinema to watch the movie, i cried.
now i watched it again and i have to cry again
Damn that crashing scene is crazy get goosebumps whenever i see it
I like how to hitbox of the car never actually lifts off from the track, just like in real Gran Turismo.
the sounds that come out of that GT-R GT3 is amazing
2:35
Her muscle when she sad
Yeah:(
one of my new fav movies of all time
even if i drive in a sim it’s still scary to drive in the nurburgring knowing this can happen.
This is the cost of adrenalin 😢
the thought of being in that crash with your loved ones watching is just traumatizing
This Is so emotional 😭😔🥺
in real life jann did survive tho
the fact that a very similar accident happened like this in real life is terrifying...
Omg I love this movie just watched it last night and ima watch it again to ight
Watching the crash gave my PTSD that's what it looks like in the cab when u flip fr
this scène made me crying a lot and every time i see it it hurts my hart over and over again
what a scene... i didnt even expect it. I was so shocked lol. so good
Its even hard to believe, having one of the most tough and big cars he flew like a feather. He must have been driving hell way faster than the first
I got to watch this because my cousin saw this rolling by
This turned out to be the best movie ive watched in ages, this definitely was a rollercoaster of emotions
This movie was just so good
Yup
Meh, decent for me
I’ve had a crash similar at Nurburgring 3 yrs ago In my 911 still traumatizes me til this day. I’m thankful of god that I’m alive.
1.22 damn that turbo sound is insane i love those turbo sounds👍
10/10 the Moive’s and the vid.
That really was a flying lap
I didn't know that the gt-r gt3 can make that stutututu sound dude thats so cool!!!!!
Well it's the green hell and Niki Lauda almost die in that track back in 1976 🇦🇹
Good scene, but the inaccuracies with the track layout are ridiculous! It's like they're going through (figuratively speaking) corner 5 in one shot, the next shot they are in corner 6, the shot after that corner 3, then 4, and then they just jump to corner 8...
Exactly. It‘s really annoying. Also the „final turn“ in Le Mans. Tf is that corner?! It looks like the final turn at the Hungaroring but definitely not the Ford Chicanes
Its movie bruh 😅
Its like airport scene in too fast too furious where the plane never take off 😅
@@suhericoba911 we know it is, but it‘s kinda annoying that people call it the best racing movie and like very realistic, yet they can‘t even be bothered to film the scenes on the right part of the circuits…
@@stingerbean1848this guy don't know how to enjoy movie lol
@@suhericoba911It's Gran Turismo movie based on real life. Sorry we were expecting accuracy
It took him some time, but he did get back in the car and started racing again because of his passion. Even after being traumatised by the crash.
I still have no idea how his car was the only one to go flying when the others, especially the... I'm gonna assume it's a ferrari... didn't go flying... maybe it was just how they made the car or something, like to much areo dynamics or something... I don't know, I'm not a car expert.
everyone else lifted off on that straight [you're supposed to to keep the car planted], he didnt. rookie mistake + overconfidence.
l loved how this scene was done during crash while the car was rolling it got shut off in the process amazing detail in this movie
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it's good that you guys make it clear to everyone. the most important person here is Jann Mardenborough! Not that spectator that died
I remember seeing this crash in a compilation and then I went to see the movie and when I saw the scene I said to myself "no way... no"
Jann has big tragic accident of Flugplatz in airfield massive horror crash of one killed spectator in Nurburgring Grand Prix Nordschleife in the movie. In real life 2015, Jann has wreck and survived in Nordschleife
most challenging track even in the GT7 game it self , you can feel it when you are racing and also the most thrilling track as well ,
ngl initially I thought he was going to slide on the barrier like Suzuki Escudo after seeing the video titled Gran Turismo 😂
10, excellent movie, just watched it on Netflix. Good for Nissan for coming up with this idea!!
Headwind. Unpredictable.
2:05 I didn't even know there was a Gran Turismo movie... but after seeing this clip I guess I'm gonna have to go watch it. holy
The moment when his mom and dad cried , it felt so real, props to both the actors who are his parents, really good acting
What a painful moment but a beautiful movie
4:00 what was the name of that roller coaster?
Ring Racer. Was supposed to open as the fastest launch coaster in the world (0-135 MPH in 2.5 seconds) in 2009, but it had a whole bunch of issues during testing that pushed the opening date back to 2013 and resulted in the speed being lowered to just under 100 MPH. It operated for like a week in 2013, had more issues, and has never opened again since. It's considered one of the biggest failures in amusement ride history.
Bro, someone legit almost died (as in the real incident) and you’re here focusing on a fucking roller coaster- 😭
@@FilipinoDoesMusicXD 😂😂
If my perents saw me go through a crash like that they would be traumatized to see me do like 10 or 6 rollovers
This Crash nearly reminds me of Lightning McQueen Fatal Crash in Cars 3 when he left so many Debris on Track and cause the Race to get Compromise (Red Flag)
Thats stretch of track is scary
This shows history always repeats
1:51 In my head I said "slow the F down bro" when I saw it in the theater. This is where you don't want to flat out. I don't care if I loose a second or two. I rather coast up that crest then power out afterwards. Source: Sim rig at home
Even though it's an i think animation crash I'm still in shock my mouth was wide open
Jann is fading, fading fast
1:55 the car behind (yellow black car) was using PERTAMINA sponsored on his rear wing. Correct me if im wrong
The dude that this movie is about he played the stunt double of his own character
i remember when this happened, since then they have changed the road there.
This is the point where I understood why f1 race isn't hosted on this track
Niki Lauda to Jann Mardenborough following the Nurburgring crash: You're lucky because your car didn't burn! Mine did and they thought I'm dead...
"your car will come back on track in 3"
Thhe exact same thing happens to me when i am using the mazda 787b on this straight
Didn't realize that his arms started swinging in this clip, i thought they stayed crossed
It reminds of the Dinoco king crash from the old 2006 cars film
I still can’t get over Geri from the Spice Girls randomly being in this movie
When I was watching the movie.. I knew if he didn't lift off the throttle he was going airborne.. the moment he entered that uphill climb I had an internal dialogue.. "he's going to fly" ....
_🎼__2:00_ Wahnsinn was für eine fliegende
_/ 🫧Aufnahme_
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Me speeding to fix my fucked up Dominoes order 🤣
1:56 déjà vu to the ‘99 24 hours of Le Mans with the flying Mercedes
The car took "do a flip!" Seriously
Real world physics are a bitch, cuz that never happens in the video games.
As they say, reality often surpasses fiction.
If that's the crest i'm thinking of bad things tend to happen to you if you don't lift off, never did a straight up stall maneuver like that but definitely lost enough traction to ski right into the wall
Beam NG?
actually, when i go too quick on that deadly uphill with a low downforce car in assetto corsa for example, my front end actually goes up and make me crasjedso i would say that some games can copy those physics but of course the crash isn't that fatal in games
@@gabrielsebastian8444Assoluto is one mobile game that has this example as well, don't remove the throttle on Flugplatz, you can be sure your ass is going to be served on a silver platter flying into Barry R.