Leclerc Crashes 1974 Ferrari | Monaco Historic Grand Prix 2022
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- Charles Leclerc´s demo run in Niki Lauda´s 1974 Ferrari Formula 1 car through the streets of Monte Carlo ends in tears at Rascasse during the 2022 edition of Monaco Historic Grand Prix
#F1 #MonacoGP #Ferrari
If he does it again during the actual Monaco GP, you know there's another 'If you close your eyes' video on the way.
lol
Perfect
🤣🤣🤣
Coming soon
Cringe
the cars look sooo small in comparison to modern day ones, it's actually clear why racing back then was more intense
the SUV Hype even exists in F1
😂
F150 full cab length. It's pretty over the top.
A current F1 Car is longer than the average Street Car
Yup. Crazy isn't it. In 1981 they had some drivers that were 6'4" and 90kilos. Cars that had ~1500hp in Quali boost and that weighed ~530kgs 🤤🤤
Edited due to the rampant homosexuals correcting me by 2 years.
1300bhp @4.6bar
Only a couple were 6'4"(my point wasnt they were all 6'4", it was that they didnt need to weigh as much as a 10 year old child).
1983 not 1981.
Nope it wasn't, it never was
The leader would lead away with 30 secs and half of the field would retire due to mechanical failures
Leclerc's Monaco GP results so far:
1974: DNF
2018: DNF
2019: DNF
2020: DNF
2021: DNS (Did Not Start)
2022: P4
Why is 2020 a DNF? The race was canceled that year...
@@RangerHenry95so then he did not finish right? Stupid
Well at least he's improving
@@RangerHenry95DNH
2023: P6
"Leclerc crashed a Ferrari at Monaco."
So what else is new?
"This time it was a 1974 Ferrari."
Well, that IS new.
This IS legal.
@@ryanhidayat6436 this is sparta
No, that is actually quite old 😅
@@gustavofring2312 No!! This is Patrick!!
Niki laudas "1974 Ferrari "
Its clearly tactical, he's had his obligatory monaco crash now so he won't when the GP comes around, very smart!
He has the 2020 DNF not served yet
Charles you fucking genius
Honestly i bet he won't crash this year
@@3xoticG4m3r probably
@@3xoticG4m3r I hope he won’t, Ferrari is good in medium and low speed corners so he doesn’t have a excuse
There are 3 things certain in life:
Birth
Death
Leclerc crashing in Monaco
And tax evasion in Monaco
@@F1_Champion XXDDDD
You forgot idiots listing things in the comments ^_^
@@F1_Champion 💀💀💀💀
@@F1_Champion In his defence, he actually is from monaco
He's a better man than me, I woulda just gotten out and started running away never to be seen again
Id walk into the ocean and be done for.
The Kimi Raikonen way
Ojalá pudiera guardar los comentarios pq este fue buenisimo
@@garibay711codI'd live on the Ocean floor
😅
Charles is a genius, he knows if he gets his Monaco crash out the way now he can actually finish his home race for once🙈😂
Wait till the engine dies
@@riceymartin2203 Nah he'll win and become the champion.
He has the 2020 dnf to serve tho
Imagine if he crashes his new Ferrari in the same spot
@@se7enine who knows👀
It seems like he's trying to shake off the Monaco curse by crashing this classic Ferrari instead 😅
Now we can call Charles like Charles LeCrash!
@@paolocentrone3336 still sounds better than Chuck Leclerc tho 😁😁
@@paolocentrone3336 or Crash Leclerc lol
@@kokotheclown1290 yup. Even Kasumi Nakasu named Leclerc as "Crash Sbinclerc".
@@CrashForce Lanzhu Zhong and Ayumu Uehara also named Leclerc as Chuck.
The commentary leading up to it makes it gold.
”NO i say that. I’ve done it, i’ve done it”
Commentators curse is real
Exactly what I thought
@@skrillah6259 Plot twist: Matt Gallagher ("I say that!! I've done it!!") is a fierce Ferrari fan (or, in his own words, "not a fanboy, but a passionate fan")
He's also been calling for Leclerc as future World Champion ever since he arrived in Ferrari.
So that crash stung right in the middle of his heart.
In 1974 the electronic assistance on board was Niki Lauda.
well said
That's the best aid you can get, not abalible now sadly
Ovi novi vozaci nemaju pojma jer su naucili na ogromnu Techniku i pmagagala i koja je najbolja Formula1 ta i pobijedi a ne vozac, al z Monacu mozemo tek vidijeti nekoga ko je Talentovan a ne koja je najbolja Formula. Senna 6 pobijeda sa 10 nastupa u 🇲🇨 👑.
He crashed the best way possibile, but this really shows how good drivers were back at the time with stick shifting
That's nonsense, still, but I won't even explain it to u, y all were too dumb to get it last week already, whatever
@242turbo that's not what he is saying
Especially on monaco, the turns are a lot toghter on modern cara
@242turbo it was a different era, the challenge with having an F1 driver from one era driving cars from another is that each era had its own difficulties to overcome. Like today's drivers don't have to deal with the ridiculous power to weight ratios of older cars or the stick shifter, but on the other hand they have to be multitasking gods and have to deal with extreme G-forces that older drivers couldn’t even dream of
Different era, different challenges altogether
@Bigger Issues Schumacher did race manual F1 cars
Who gave this man a classic car to drive in Monaco of all places... .
He can't catch a break there (pun not intended)
I see what you did there!
He's one of the best pilote in F1 but yeah of course he cannot break. Are you serious ? that didn't work.
@@sh0r_902 He's one of the best drivers in the world, but he is extremely unlucky in Monaco and he hasn't finished a single race there. Senna was unlucky in Brazil too.
He had a brake issue in fact if you see he was carrying sooo much speed into the corner. Looks like the car didn’t have any brakes (front and rear).
Front brakes failed unexpectedly causing the back ones to lock up under heavy braking, not his fault
Damn. Imagine being from Monaco and currently driving for Ferrari, to then crash a historic Ferrari car in your home town lol
☠️🌚
Imagine doing it EVERY SINGLE YEAR at Monaco because that's the reality. Charles is one of the top 3 drivers on the grid but he shouldn't be driving at Monaco lol.
@@SE-dn7xl the crash in the alpha sauber was a brake failure
Seeing this after he won is a different feeling
What the commentator was saying was hilarious knowing what was gonna happen, "wonderful moment, no pressure, boyhood dream" 😂
Crashing a classic Ferrari at Monaco. Yup right up there next to kissing Michelle Pfeiffer.
With a name like yours I'd be scared of geopolitics.
@@TheCsaint66 its my native language, please be respectful
"current championship leader"
@@tt-ln4mcyour pfp had me laughing for 2 minutes straight😂😂thanks for making my day
''Nothing just an inchident on the race''
"it's not fair, right?"
Imagine what it's like being a local, always keeping an eye out for him in case he crashes into you.
i laughed so much great comment
Lmao 😂
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
brake exploded before the crash
26/05/2024 CHARLES LECLERC FINALLY MANAGED TO WIN THE MONACO GP.
Commentator 0:02 : " From Monaco.....what a wonderful moment for him and his family ". That comment aged faster than the speed of light !!!!!!
Oh nooo, not again 😂 But beautiful to see this beautiful machine being pushed as it should! Much respect to Charles ❤️
Just thinking that. He must have been genuinely driving at the limit, not merely cruising.
I guarantee he was way off Lauda’s times
@@agpilot1873 Lauda would've spent thousands of hours driving this car, so that's a stupid thing to say.
@@mj0230 that’s why one should drive a car like this according to his experience/skill
@@mj0230 and don’t push it…thousands 🤦🏻♂️
0:20 min in Slow mo you can See the Brake disk breaks
Charles Leclerc driving fast at the streets of Monaco has not been a great match
That wasn't even fast, that was pace car speed. Hope they take it out from his paycheck!
@@js0988 Clearly he was pushing the car. Even if what you're saying is true, Leclerc has not finished a Monaco GP since his F2 days.
@@js0988 its fast enough if you brake just dies.
@@js0988 leclerc got 1M paycheck for this.
@@DernerAssaur yep.
While there is a risk when racing these classic cars, I'm glad they are driven how they were meant to. But the question arises - how does the team deal with spare parts? They should have the blueprints, but is it possible to manufacture them again (I'm assuming the tooling, dies etc are long gone)
with modern CNC you probably can create anything that existed
I’m not certain but Ferrari have a whole warehouse and team dedicated to just running and maintaining the historic cars. So while I doubt they dyes and molds are around in a large quantity. I could almost guarantee they have enough to reproduce parts in a small number. McLaren have a similar department that’s is wholly dedicated to their historic cars
@@madtrade while that may be easiest to manufacture. Teams that still maintain their historic cars more often will use period correct manufacturing processes to keep the car as original as possible
As far as I know, this car is the 12th chassis, that means there are 11 more cars in this world that can be dismantled for spare parts
@@majikkskates9084 yeah mclaren does aswell
It all changes tomorrow! P1!!
Smart move to try and trick his curse to leave him alone in the F1 Grand Prix by activating it earlier.
Yess now he won’t crash during the gp
Charles couldn't help but to go 10/10ths around the circuit, including into Rascasse. Would have made Niki proud.
Ten tenths is the meme way of saying ten out of ten. I hope you know this and aren’t actively using it as proper English.
@@dylanzrim3635 ok shakespeare
@@picklenectar lmao
@@carlosrp92 the 1970s F1 cars reminded me a lot to TEST DRIVE FERRARI RACING LEGENDS. Released 5 months before LoveLive Sunshine and Aqours were debuted in September 2012, as well as the last TEST DRIVE game ever. Until TDU SOLAR CROWN.
And it would have made Enzo beat him up.
If Charles can survive in Monaco he will be the world champion
Change my mind 😂👍🏽
Its a fact , thats gods way of telling us 😂
Max Verstappen
I don't think he is a challenge for Max in the way Lewis absolutely was/is. Lecler and Max had once really good battle, then Max DNF. He hasn't beaten Max as yet.
...just my humble opinion.
@THE MANDALORİAN nah the next dominant force
@@chisquare5701 max was the Challenger for Lewis, not the other way around
Front left brake fail, you can see at about 0:20 a little spark by the left sidepod, pieces of the front left brake disc. Luckily it happened at LaRascasse and not on a faster corner.
It looked like rear left actually
Bull, he locked the rear and crashed. 100% driver fault
@@adamutuber exactly, team covering for him so he doesn't look like a tool. Also goes for a "parade lap" with a brake failure and broken rear wing instead of going into the pits
@@adamutuber sounds like a brake balance issue and not the drivers fault
@@adamutuber you a specialist I assume
Crazy how small that car is. No wonder racing at Monaco used to be so much better.
Una via di mezzo tra le F1 moderne e i kart come dimensioni ma come maneggevolezza molto più simili ai kart
Watching the historic at weekend was amazing. As a Scot seeing Jim Clark’s lotus and so on in the parc ferme then seeing it race was special. The sound of the 70s and 80s cars was fabulous
...when? Can you actually name a Monaco GP that had exciting racing (As in, overtakes and wheel to wheel action) that wasn't wet? No, you can't, you're talking out of your ass. Monaco has literally always been shit for on track racing.. Wheel to wheel action didn't exist until the 70s, it was too dangerous to make dangerous overtake moves so the vast majority of the time overtakes happened when the other person crashed, had a mechanical failure, or you simply outpaced them down a straight. And once the 70s rolled around, cars were already too fast for Monaco. And in the 90s the cars were wider then they are now.
Racing at Monaco has literally been trash since day one, stop pretending the size of the cars has anything to do with it. The only good Monaco races are wet ones.
Want proof size doesn't matter? Formula E cars are awesome around Monaco, and they're basically as wide and long as F1 cars. If size mattered at all, Formula E wouldn't have banger on track action around the exact same track.
@@CharlesFreck why is formula e better at monaco?
That's really high downforce at the end
Whahah 🤣
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Underrated comment
He has so much rear end
Air brake
Leclerc in Monaco is like Barrichello in Brazil
Home town curse
Racing back then truly was like a bunch of giant go karts....Seems much more exciting than modern land yacht racing f1
I've been trying to come up with a good description of today's F1 car? You nailed it ...
Completely agree f1 cars need to be smaller
Looked like he wasn’t able to downshift, or something similar, car basically keeps on accelerating or not braking at least
I can def hear him downshift, i think it's because he carried way too much speed and lost the car on mid-entry. Maybe there's another reason, but my guess seems most realistic for me.
He said on his twitter that he lost the brake
Brakes failed.
@@alizia6522 So he lost brakes and passes the Pitbox entry because the brakes would heal themselves?
common dont believe everything you read on twitter
@242turbo the way you say it makes it sound like a mad fangirl lmao.
That guy is in total shock from here on.
Beside his starting season momentum quite shattered
If Charles Leclerc offers you a lift while you're in Monaco, think twice.
Co za pierdoła
Hahahahahhaha
No brakes, what a reflex turning the car to avoid injury.
Just no. The reason is, that the left front brake failed - so which of the brakes did still work? Rears and front right - so what happens if you then step on the brakes? Well, it veers to the right!
Leclerc has amazing record at his home country track.
Not today or last year or the year before that or......who cares if you won in a shopping trolley.
At least he gave it the beans. Not a sluggish show run we are so used to.
Classic car
Classic track
Classic Charles
the fact that everybody gonna remember this incident in the far future is gonna be legendary.. Your career always must be remembered and replayed in the future.. Bummer for clerc
I dont think lots of ppl will remember this side show... not many saw it to start... its only a sideshow... who cares its not surprising he didnt practice with this car hours on safe pavement...
@belledorris1973 You've never watched American football then. Miss a pass and 40 years later that will be your only legacy is what you could have done
Most exciting lap f1 has seen in 20 years
Cant believe the quality on this, especially when this is from 1974, unbelievable and just amazing.
Вообще-то нет, сама машина Лауды 74года, а ведет её Леклер, это было недавно, обрати внимание на первых кадрах, стоит желтый ниссан, машина безопасности, таких точно небыло в 70тых
OMG! When I watched the run on Goodwood, I was going to say, he's going to biff it in the last corner... I can't believe he actually did.
Wasn't his fault
Here after the 2024 win
There's Going To Be Some Strong Words After This He's Never Gonna Live This One Down For Sure.
I'm believe Charles. He will finish one day of a Monaco GP.
Plot twist: He's paying his debt, the 2020 crash.
It's incredible he lost the brakes, again... like in 2018
My theory: To every other driver, the track is a racing track, but for Leclerc it's probably where he took his driver's ed lessons and how he drove to school, so he can't attempt to properly race in the streets of Monaco.
Half of them live there now tho lol
I'm just happy that he lost the brakes at a low speed section of the track. Lucky. This happening after the tunnel in this historical car with low safety... I love Charles and when I read that he got scared losing the brakes... I don't want to think any further.
Here after his Monaco win
I am not happy because before the crash he was perfect and really fast.
I am happy because he is safe 🙏
@@jos7006 Yeah
I am happy he lost his brakes here and not at the tunnel
I can only imagine what he's thinking right now destroying such a historical car
They destroyed it by not really checking the brakes and manufacturing fresh Rubber for it.
they must have more than one right?
@@adampetten5349 Commentator said there was something on the floor? Liquid debris?
This same car crashed here last year too, it's mostly a car of all the spare parts, the original bits are in Maranello.
@@elianioriofarrell Apparently the original wasn't Laudas car. It was so bad it made Icyx quit Ferrari in 1973.
“It wasn’t his skills but the stuff that was down on the floor” 😂
damn bruh that pfp
@@viktorace you don't even have one so why hate on him?
@@3xoticG4m3r what do you mean i don't have a profile picture?
@@viktorace if you really look like that, my condolences. And yes, I am a real, legit jaguar
@@DernerAssaur
😂
Give Leclerc is due he’s consistent with what ever fiat he drives.
This car literally just looks like a final evolution go-kart.
That’s what the original F1 meant to be
500 hp of v12 power and only 1100lbs (500kg) of weight…
@@Nikowalker007 I just started watching recently, those numbers are crazy as hell
At least he was really pushing on, not just pottering round like some of them. Enzo would have preferred that even with the sad ending!
exactly at least he was really going for it
Charles Leclerc crashing since 1974
You guys are completely misinterpreting this.
He just made a quick wing adjustment to have more downforce and it worked: He had so much he could barely move anymore.
The 70's GP cars are a big challenge for modern F1 drivers, very low down force and lighter so this is no surprise. Imagine if he drove a Lotus 49.
Especially when the brake fails
He drove a 1951 with way less downforce than this car.
Last year Alesi mis-shifted and put the same car to the wall.
A man who started his career in a Tyrrell in the 80s. Miss me with "modern drivers"
@@MulettoMotorsports his car was not in the same league as the 1977 Lotus he was chasing. It was a multiple Lemans winner driving the Lotus.
If only F1 cars were still that small.
The narrow tracks wouldn't be a problem when it comes to racing.
The tradeoff being that Leclerc had to kick the rear around without brakes otherwise his legs get used as the crumple zone
@@SirDoober
GP riders have leather.. maybe improve track safety!?
Right in that corner he made some beautiful overtakes
he must have felt so alone it must be unbearable to live a moment like that
Fuck me, it is genuinely beginning to make me superstitious with just how often leclerc ends up doing this
Old F1 cars require a driving skill who has been lost in time.
Funny considering In the 90’s they had abs tc and active suspension 😂😂😂and you’re acting like Charles drives this car everyday. Trust me with some practice these dude could easily drive these things you old farts act like you guys were so good back then 😂
His relationship with Monaco reminds me of my relationship with my parents
he's clearly able to afford it, but still sad seeing a crash like this
He thought he was on pole.
The wall again? This guy's race suit is made of wall magnets. Niki Lauda's Ferrari is valued at $8,000,000.
It’s a race car, make the parts, throw them on and do it again!
If you know anything about racing and are racing your self you would know that this is brake failure, and not brake error
@Mirza Ahmetagic
True☑️
"O computador não previu isso, e nem o treino virtual"
Lecléh, Carlos.
O Niki Lauda deve tá chorando de raiva lá no céu vendo o Charlinhos estragando o carro dele, 😅😭😡
@@arthurkimura No abs and front brakes got too hot causing the back ones to lock up. come on guys , it’s not serious, just the rear wing
And he is still yet to finish a Monaco GP in an F1 car
Here after 2024 F1 Monaco win
Charles is an S tier driver but it's safe to say he's the worst driver when it comes to Monaco 😭😭💀
He Lost brakes...
Charles is an S🅱️INALLA tier driver.
As a Swiss, I was just happy, he did not crash Clay Regazzoni's 1974 Ferrari. Now that would have been a disaster and I could never forgive Leclrec for that.
All the funny “Leclerc cursed” jokes aside, I’m just glad that of all the ways he could have crashed it, it was like that. Damage shouldn’t be that hard to fix
1974 historic car "Damage shouldn’t be that hard to fix", sounds like you have access to a shop selling spare parts for a 1974 Ferrari F1 car? 🤣
@@basbass429 its ferrari. They probably have all the blueprints/a warehouse filled with spares
@@kermitine 🤣
@@basbass429 I'd recommend you watch the Ferrari 312B documentary.
They rebuild the car with original blueprints and parts.
@@MulettoMotorsports you really think that is a cheap easy process? 1000 bucks and the car is good as new again? Apart from loosing originality which is very important with historic cars.
Modern driver not using heel-and-toe technique on downshift,which with most modern machinery/race-cars is not required. No hiding place for errors in historic cars. If it was a brake failure it would have been noticeable through other loaded wheels locking-up,driver error and an easy-to-explain excuse from the team to save Leclerc embarrassment.
I would love to see Monaco reverted back to classic cars like this vs doing away with the circuit. Let one manufacturer create a stock design ( probably would require the halo...just because)
Leclerc used his yearly home curse card here. Hopefully he isn't cursed in the real race
To anyone wondering what causing the crash. Its a brake failure, not charles's mistake.
Good thing the brakes did not failed on the tunnel.
No es lo mismo sin asistencias, ese coche si es para pilotos.
Perdón, pero sabes el porque de la dirección hidráulica? (Es la única asistencia que usan)
@@MindlessMegaLawl creo no entendiste mi comentario, se refiere a que los F1 nuevos, a los que esta acostumbrado Leclerc usan asistencia para todo, el de Lauda no, de hecho es nula.
@@dodgecoronet69 Y creo que con asistencia estamos hablando de cosas distintas, me parece que vos hablas de ajustes de diferencial, mapa motor, etc - yo hablo de control de tracción, antibloqueo, dirección asistida, y tal. Los autos de esta época hace rato que solo usan dirección asistida por las enormes ruedas delanteras, pero nada más (respecto de mí definición de asistencias)
@@MindlessMegaLawl yo me refería a toda asistencia eléctrica. Así terminamos rápido, saludos.
@@dodgecoronet69 ignorante, los f1 de 2022 no tienen assistencias de frenaje o de traccion,
Another day, another shunt … the wonderful life of Charles Leclerc.
Don’t hand a car to a kid that you actually have to drive. His generation grew up racing computers.
Modern F1 drivers are used to high downforce for rear-end traction, older F1 cars just don't have that kind of traction. Good job by Leclerc limiting the damage
Sure don't. Very different era back then.
The car repairs its pride in pieces, but we hope to win in Barcelona, Leclerc is a generous driver, he drove without sparing himself like the legendary Gilles, so either you love him or the opposite but we Ferrari fans love him.
Max will eat him.
0:20 - "My God. This Guy is Incredible. He Will Never Learn" - Romain Grosjean.
pretty much like any normal race weekend for Charles !!
Just shows how hard these cars were to drive back then.
He’s crashed modern cars around there too!
I mean, it's pretty hard to brake if your pads are flying arround the track
No, it doesn't. Look up what caused this crash.
Just shows it’s all about the car. Not the driver.
Still can’t finish his home race
It’s very important to add that the brakes didn’t work and that led to the crash.
Feel bad for him... But boy, he needs to ask Lewis the address of that voodoo shop Lewis often goes to before races.
What?
@@peterporkeresq.2817 can’t you read?
@@afifkiryu94
No, I can't. Can you write?
@@peterporkeresq.2817 unfortunately, i can’t.
Is there a car he hasn't crashed? And yet, he's still some sort of hero. No comprendo.
I wouldn't give you another head, given the stupidity of your comment. It was a brake failure.
I'm not sure if anyone else noticed but it seems like he just carried a touch too much speed through the corner and simply lost the rear. The commentators are basically trying to cover it up by giving an excuse of something lying on the track but if it was that way he would have gotten a puncutre rather than spin around the way he did.
Will it be Verstapen with the fastest lap or will it be Monaco's curse for the boy of the house?Who must not have liked it was Niki Lauda who already called Toto Wolf. Rest in peace.🙏
If the Ferraris can keep it together, they will post the fastest lap
F1 old school it’s like harmonica, just play who know! I’m just kinding… that’s a mantra we use in Brazil for brutal cars.
And we know why the French GP ended for him
Niki Lauda:what happened with my car?😨 Who did this!? 🤨😠
Charles Leclerc:I-I can explain 😰
Leclerc was lucky Max engines kept failing, but sadly for him he will be crushed mercilessly by MV this year.
Oh, great. So, you can predict the future? I would put money on it if I was you.
@@galetinm aged like shit my guy
@@galetinm
Well, I indeed should've put my money on this.