"The Barnsley rider crashed at the top of Bray Hill following a tank slapper, his ZX-10R sliding into a group of spectators further down the hill. The bike's front wheel broke free, narrowly missing the heads of spectators on the other side of the road before smashing through the front window of a house. 29-year-old Howarth, making his TT debut for team Sheff Pack Kawasaki, escaped uninjured. Eleven spectators have been taken to hospital, none thought to have life-threatening injuries."
Anyone else play the crash over and over again while watching the reaction of a different spectator each time? Its actually really interesting watching how each person reacts in their own unique way...
Yep. I like to observer folks behavior, too. Those that strain their necks to see more versus those that step away to avoid further danger. Some clutch their partners for security. I particularly noticed the reaction of the ladies at the bottom left of the screen. Immediate shock and concern. Others jump into action to figure out how to signal the danger to other riders.
They're all trying to act like they're flagging the accident, lol like any of the riders going 180 are going to notice them waving and go oh I better slow down lol
@@EmperorNerox True. Probably the official running by with the two-way radio and the other one flying the yellow flag (top left) were more effective. Still - nice to see spectators aren't just there looking to see a blood sport.
I don't think that he really thought through his comment, obviously trying to gain likes for taking the moral high ground, but unfortunately he just sounded like a bit of a txxt! Your reply is perfect 👌😂
If nothing else, this event must foster an amazing sense of community on the Island. That type of camaraderie which exists between people who, together, experience something quite extraordinary. Because it is extraordinary. Long may it continue.
@@stevegiboney4493 Yeah, it must be incredibly unforgiving. I'd never do it in a million years, but for some people, it's just the drug they need. I mean, bugger me, people still want to strap themselves to the top of a giant bomb and fly into space, or climb huge rock faces with no ropes for back-up. You wouldn't catch me doing that either. But it continues to happen, because every human on the face of the planet has, to a greater or lesser degree, a bit of daredevil inside them. The only difference being, the amount in each individual. I think it's unfortunate when random people quite arbitrarily draw a line in the sand, according to their personal perception of what is acceptably safe and what is unsafe, then try to foist their view of life and living on everyone else. As a pilot, you're sometimes struck by the fact that people will climb into a bit of tin and put their lives in your hands, but they do it all the time. Every day. It was all about the individual's decision about what is acceptable risk, and what is not. It was not my decision to make for them. Having said that, I think that, in order to protect the innocent, the unwary and the ill-informed (talking spectators here) probably certain areas should be out of bounds to spectators. However, I don't think you could reasonably attach any of those labels to a rider who is capable of racing in the TT. Your thoughts?
Good with the crowd i see the riders all got the message i see them peeling off...yes very cool of the crowd..its nice when allcthe spectators are riders..thats a comfort
Thankfully this guy actually wasent badly injured at all. In fact the news article said he escaped without injury. However 11 spectators were taken to the hospital. None with severe injuries. Apparently the bike almost killed somebody, they said it missed her head by less than a foot
@@captainspalding69er I'm guessing it was the waved yellows, that's all they're checking for off road, not waiving spectators. Sure they're intentions were good, and I don't know if it made a difference but a Marshall waving a yellow will.
If i'm not mistaken, these guys are going well over 150 mph at the point the guy crashed, his reactions when he came off the bike and stay on the grey blur saved his life.
It’s a real insight into human instinct on film. Everyone instantly knows what’s happened and yet still nearly everyone goes back to look, Then everyone tries to help, I’m not passing any judgement, far from it, it’s just an interesting observation.
Spectators from the south of England relish this sort of stuff, they were everywhere during the meeting. Their total and complete insensitivity and arrogance was stupefying to witness.
I see the human factor did not learn from June 11, 1955 crash at Le Mans, Circuit 24 Hours of Le Mans , Large pieces of debris flew into the crowd, killing 83 spectators and French driver Pierre Levegh, and injuring nearly 180 more . The same goes for Rally racing ......... Europe is so far behind North America when it comes so fan/spectator safety ............ people safety and life don't mean much in Europe and a lot of other countries worldwide .........
Europe is well ahead of the USA in the general respect for life - as the kids at the Texas, Connecticut or Florida schools. At least TT racing is a challenge rather than watching something meaninglessly go round and round on a closed track.
It is believed that somewhere in the reigon of 123-129 spectators died at le mans they couldn't be absoloutley sure the initial number was thought to be about 80-90 however after a number of weeks they revised that upwards it took them that long to colate the bits and pieces of bodies that couldn't be identified, the engine and monorque had obliterated a considerable amount of people, a newly married couple who were known to have attended the race were never found.
I am not American ...... you assume a lot and we are talking about racing . Why didn't you spout about the deaths in the Russian / Ukraine war while you were at it .... @@andybrockbank3027
Bray Hill is not a good choice to see the TT, bikes flash past you for only a few seconds and you are stuck in the same spot from roads closed to roads open
All red shirts must come off and twirl. Jump over the wall if you have to. I would think that an oncoming rider would take notice and brake when he notices several spectators doing that. TRAGIC and sad.
7 days on from my last comment .Total died up to today is FIVE... In the name of sports!..I am heartbroken for their loved ones.The guy who told me to watch Teletubbies. What a great idea.! At least I won't see people dying on teletubbies.!!.People who write these comment . I wonder if they have ever lost loved ones and the effect that will have on them for the rest of their lives. End of rant.No more comments .
@@lynnegee6814 Your question makes my case, read slowly now....., the reason i was "here" is because 3 people died last weekend riding missiles with 2 wheels and it's all over the news! Any more mouth breathing knuckle draggingly vapid questions?
@@wethepeoplearepidoff1776 These riders are so vapid as to be void of fear, not a virtue and their family tree is where you'll find all of their relatives minus their opposable thumbs(fish in a barrel foo)
.I assume the Isle of man do not have the same health and safety rules as the rest of the UK.!!! It has to be stopped. We know each and every year riders WILL die! .How can this still be allowed to carry on !...What I hate most is the remark.'' They died doing what they loved'' The riders all know the huge risk they take ,but also the risk to the spectators who are standing so close to boundary walls and in front gardens etc.With bikes reaching speeds of between 130 and 170 mph..CRAZY CRAZY!!...I myself have been riding motorbikes for over 40years but still cannot agree that the I.O.M should continue..
They all are grown adults knowing the risks,.. etc. If that is how you feel, then why the are you here in the comment section?? go watch barney or Teletubbies or some thing!
The riders themselves make the choice to do it. They full well know the risk and do it because this is what they love to do. Race car drivers do the same thing. Even drivers themselves say if they were going to die, they would rather go out doing something they loved so this is not a spectator remark. As in any high-risk activity, there is always a chance of something going wrong and people being injured or killed. Would you stop flying in an airplane? There is a chance of you dying in one of those yet people still do because they love to travel. Some people enjoy experiencing life rather than just staying home reading a book.
More riders died at show jumping events through the year but as the TT is packed into two weeks of the year then if anay fatalities accur the you will hear about it on the news, just hope all the rides at this year's TT have a great and safe time on the Ireland..🏁🏁
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8:20 is what u came for
Thanks for direction, I missed it till I read your input ❤️
"The Barnsley rider crashed at the top of Bray Hill following a tank slapper, his ZX-10R sliding into a group of spectators further down the hill. The bike's front wheel broke free, narrowly missing the heads of spectators on the other side of the road before smashing through the front window of a house. 29-year-old Howarth, making his TT debut for team Sheff Pack Kawasaki, escaped uninjured.
Eleven spectators have been taken to hospital, none thought to have life-threatening injuries."
Great summary. Thank you, matey.
Glad he made it ok .sliding straight down the hill that's the best u can hope for...no hitting curbs or fire hydrants or trees.
Thank God all survived.
Very well put together. Thank you.
Glad the rider was fine phew! That was a quickkkk off!
start at about 8:10
Who was this are they ok
Thank you.
Thx
That could have been edited down to around 15 seconds with no loss of impact…
Gotta be over 10 mins for monetization
After 8:20
8:15
That's what they came for
Not enough subs to monetise
I couldn’t believe that a man would bring a BABY within a few feet of the road! What’s wrong with this world?😢
Anyone else play the crash over and over again while watching the reaction of a different spectator each time? Its actually really interesting watching how each person reacts in their own unique way...
@kanu414 Uh...good for you?
Yep. I like to observer folks behavior, too. Those that strain their necks to see more versus those that step away to avoid further danger. Some clutch their partners for security. I particularly noticed the reaction of the ladies at the bottom left of the screen. Immediate shock and concern. Others jump into action to figure out how to signal the danger to other riders.
They're all trying to act like they're flagging the accident, lol like any of the riders going 180 are going to notice them waving and go oh I better slow down lol
@@EmperorNerox True. Probably the official running by with the two-way radio and the other one flying the yellow flag (top left) were more effective. Still - nice to see spectators aren't just there looking to see a blood sport.
I don't think that he really thought through his comment, obviously trying to gain likes for taking the moral high ground, but unfortunately he just sounded like a bit of a txxt!
Your reply is perfect 👌😂
Not seen this before.. I actually get anxiety and stressed waiting for it to happen 😳🙈
8:21 - to save you the wait
Thank you!
Hope this fella is healthy and riding again.
If nothing else, this event must foster an amazing sense of community on the Island. That type of camaraderie which exists between people who, together, experience something quite extraordinary. Because it is extraordinary. Long may it continue.
Replace word “extraordinary” by ignorance and lack of common sense … pretty much humanity’s most prevalent characteristics… so sad …
the dumbest thing ive ever seen, complete with infants!
Five deaths just this year alone, one was a father and son on a side hack machine, pretty big price to pay. Very unforgiving place to race…
@@stevegiboney4493 Yeah, it must be incredibly unforgiving. I'd never do it in a million years, but for some people, it's just the drug they need. I mean, bugger me, people still want to strap themselves to the top of a giant bomb and fly into space, or climb huge rock faces with no ropes for back-up. You wouldn't catch me doing that either. But it continues to happen, because every human on the face of the planet has, to a greater or lesser degree, a bit of daredevil inside them. The only difference being, the amount in each individual. I think it's unfortunate when random people quite arbitrarily draw a line in the sand, according to their personal perception of what is acceptably safe and what is unsafe, then try to foist their view of life and living on everyone else. As a pilot, you're sometimes struck by the fact that people will climb into a bit of tin and put their lives in your hands, but they do it all the time. Every day. It was all about the individual's decision about what is acceptable risk, and what is not. It was not my decision to make for them.
Having said that, I think that, in order to protect the innocent, the unwary and the ill-informed (talking spectators here) probably certain areas should be out of bounds to spectators. However, I don't think you could reasonably attach any of those labels to a rider who is capable of racing in the TT. Your thoughts?
@@j-frousseau4322 Noted. Thanks for your thoughts.
Good with the crowd i see the riders all got the message i see them peeling off...yes very cool of the crowd..its nice when allcthe spectators are riders..thats a comfort
Thankfully this guy actually wasent badly injured at all. In fact the news article said he escaped without injury. However 11 spectators were taken to the hospital. None with severe injuries. Apparently the bike almost killed somebody, they said it missed her head by less than a foot
Jesus Christ that dude had to be doing 150mph when he hit the ground, that's crazy.
I like how restless more than excited the crowd are they're waiting and waiting and🏍 😴 🏍 😲🏍
TT = Totally Terrifying
All the times I watched this crash I never noticed the poor baby it scared the life out of her
Good on the crowd for waving the riders down..
Made me chuckle. Like they're going to notice a few waving hands at 150mph
@@TheRCBiker the way they slowed down I'm guessing they did.. lol.
@@captainspalding69er I'm guessing it was the waved yellows, that's all they're checking for off road, not waiving spectators. Sure they're intentions were good, and I don't know if it made a difference but a Marshall waving a yellow will.
What do they on a crash with the space between riders
Thanks
If i'm not mistaken, these guys are going well over 150 mph at the point the guy crashed, his reactions when he came off the bike and stay on the grey blur saved his life.
He didn't jump off. He was violently thrown off. He had no control over it at that point.
@@4tech69 I may have worded it wrong, came off the bike not jumped off.
mad isnt it how its more or less luck if theyre gonna be alright or not
8:20MIN
Who was the driver ?
Uninjured at that speed... Miracle!
That is quite a hill too!
Ridiculous. What a waste of time.
Wow that fell apart...the bike was not together..oh shit
Gotta handle those speed wobbles
How good is that crowd 👍👍👍
God bless him
Nice spot to see a race,2 or 3 meters long from bike's who passing about 200,300 kmh
It’s a real insight into human instinct on film. Everyone instantly knows what’s happened and yet still nearly everyone goes back to look, Then everyone tries to help, I’m not passing any judgement, far from it, it’s just an interesting observation.
Is he ok
Skip the first 8,5 min
Too dangerous 🥶
Crash starts 8:20
Incredible!
How can you survive to this 😱
Man! That bike could have ended up anywhere. Mothers and kids by the side of the road.
How else do you watch a race?
Spectators from the south of England relish this sort of stuff, they were everywhere during the meeting. Their total and complete insensitivity and arrogance was stupefying to witness.
What are you talking about ? Are you bloody thick ?
8:22
And the wreckage was found a quarter mile down the road 😳
Hope he was ok.
The rider Jonathan Howarth had minor injury,some spectators were injured, but everyone survived.
Running from the road after bike has passed 🙄
They are so crazy and so brave to race like that in sush speed.Dont know how they control their bike.
Standing next to the road....nope
Kinda like a Warhol movie ten minutes of nothing then your watch alarm beeps and you wake up . . . with a sunburned neck. IOM TT blues! 😎😂😂👌
Most folks never seen a bike go by at 200...not at man...
😂😂😂 everyone getting involved, they have Marshall’s and a full production team watching the show. chillllll
I see the human factor did not learn from June 11, 1955 crash at Le Mans, Circuit 24 Hours of Le Mans , Large pieces of debris flew into the crowd, killing 83 spectators and French driver Pierre Levegh, and injuring nearly 180 more . The same goes for Rally racing ......... Europe is so far behind North America when it comes so fan/spectator safety ............ people safety and life don't mean much in Europe and a lot of other countries worldwide .........
Europe is well ahead of the USA in the general respect for life - as the kids at the Texas, Connecticut or Florida schools. At least TT racing is a challenge rather than watching something meaninglessly go round and round on a closed track.
It is believed that somewhere in the reigon of 123-129 spectators died at le mans they couldn't be absoloutley sure the initial number was thought to be about 80-90 however after a number of weeks they revised that upwards it took them that long to colate the bits and pieces of bodies that couldn't be identified, the engine and monorque had obliterated a considerable amount of people, a newly married couple who were known to have attended the race were never found.
I am not American ...... you assume a lot and we are talking about racing . Why didn't you spout about the deaths in the Russian / Ukraine war while you were at it .... @@andybrockbank3027
bless him x
It's a good job that bloke waved his T shirt about just on the off chance the riders didn't see the big yellow flags waving in font their visors.
Hallo jason.. how are you
Bray Hill is not a good choice to see the TT, bikes flash past you for only a few seconds and you are stuck in the same spot from roads closed to roads open
You don’t have to stay there, you can move to other places on the course
8:21 - Aw, the poor little girl with the striped hat on, really gets a fright !
What a waste of time.
Are you drunk Jason Whittaker?
Why glorify the crashing?
Who said it was "glorifying? All I see is a crash tape where nobody was killed.
All red shirts must come off and twirl. Jump over the wall if you have to. I would think that an oncoming rider would take notice and brake when he notices several spectators doing that. TRAGIC and sad.
Do they see the spectators at those speeds?
7 days on from my last comment .Total died up to today is FIVE... In the name of sports!..I am heartbroken for their loved ones.The guy who told me to watch Teletubbies. What a great idea.! At least I won't see people dying on teletubbies.!!.People who write these comment . I wonder if they have ever lost loved ones and the effect that will have on them for the rest of their lives. End of rant.No more comments .
Your not wrong, especially about the impact on loved ones.
8:21 どうぞ
Love the zero fucks the kids on the guys head gives at the beginning. Cute
Tu film et tu re passe au ralenti pour pouvoir profiter de la course
Must be mad
At 8:20-08:23.
Ouch. Kèep tt free....
Hope Dr John Hinds was there
He died you know! Hit a sign post I believe.
He died in 2015
8:15 your welcome
I didn't see a crash...WTF
8;20 bollock brains.
@@Euro2024champs cheers fuck wits.... now I see it.
Way too fast! There should be a 50cc engine size limit for the TT!
What a boring view
WTF US THAT???? QUUURRRRVVVA
?
Sheeple...
what do you mean sheeple
What crash ? waste of 10 minutes
injuries were compound fractures of stupidity to everyone taking part rider and spectator
@Bonzology3 What are you even here for, if you don't like or understand roadracing? 🏍
@@lynnegee6814 Your question makes my case, read slowly now....., the reason i was "here" is because 3 people died last weekend riding missiles with 2 wheels and it's all over the news! Any more mouth breathing knuckle draggingly vapid questions?
these riders have more courage than your entire family tree
@@wethepeoplearepidoff1776 These riders are so vapid as to be void of fear, not a virtue and their family tree is where you'll find all of their relatives minus their opposable thumbs(fish in a barrel foo)
Put down the Nintendo and go downstairs; your mom's got your dinner ready.
Omg how boring!!!!
Lol
V
BS click bait. Shame on you!!
8;20 ballbag.
Zzz Zzz Zzz
The crash is 10:09
lol
Simple ban it
lol Crap clip
.I assume the Isle of man do not have the same health and safety rules as the rest of the UK.!!! It has to be stopped. We know each and every year riders WILL die! .How can this still be allowed to carry on !...What I hate most is the remark.'' They died doing what they loved'' The riders all know the huge risk they take ,but also the risk to the spectators who are standing so close to boundary walls and in front gardens etc.With bikes reaching speeds of between 130 and 170 mph..CRAZY CRAZY!!...I myself have been riding motorbikes for over 40years but still cannot agree that the I.O.M should continue..
Another moron who believes the point of life is to live as king as you can and not live the best life you can
They all are grown adults knowing the risks,.. etc. If that is how you feel, then why the are you here in the comment section?? go watch barney or Teletubbies or some thing!
The riders themselves make the choice to do it. They full well know the risk and do it because this is what they love to do. Race car drivers do the same thing. Even drivers themselves say if they were going to die, they would rather go out doing something they loved so this is not a spectator remark. As in any high-risk activity, there is always a chance of something going wrong and people being injured or killed. Would you stop flying in an airplane? There is a chance of you dying in one of those yet people still do because they love to travel. Some people enjoy experiencing life rather than just staying home reading a book.
yawn yawn yawn stop being a cranky karen
More riders died at show jumping events through the year but as the TT is packed into two weeks of the year then if anay fatalities accur the you will hear about it on the news, just hope all the rides at this year's TT have a great and safe time on the Ireland..🏁🏁
8:20
What a boring view
At least he held his phone camera _REAL_ still all that time. And horizontally at that, not vertical.
8:20