The Jules Bianchi Tragedy
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- Jules Bianchi was one of Formula 1's most exciting emerging talents. Jules Bianchi made history by becoming the first ever driver to be signed to the Ferrari Driver Academy. His talent was clear and it was just about certain that one day, he would be a full time Scuderia Ferrari diver. Unfortunately, Jules Bianchi would hit a tractor crane during the 2014 Japanese Grand Prix suffering a brain injury that put him in a coma. Tragically, Jules would lose his battle and passed away 9 months later. The accident wasn't down to just one reason, the thorough investigation contained 396 pages and a list of recommendations. We never got to see Jules in the competitive car he deserved, but he forever remains a legend. One lap ahead.
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Hey everyone just a quick correction, Jules Passed away on the 17th of July 2015, not the 25th. Accidental writing mistake on my part. Sorry about that. #JB17
There is actually kind of a twist if Jules had survived. At the 2018 Belgian Grand Prix Charles Leclerc had been saved by the halo, which was brought in after Jules' death. So if Jules survived Charles would have sustained injuries and potentially crushing Charles. As Jules survived the halo wouldn't have been brought in by 2018. So If Jules survived Charles would most likely die in this scenario and in the real world Jules died and Charles survived.
@@k4bster087 idk man there's a good chance they would have made the halo anyway
@@toad3222 Yes but Jules' death was one of the key factors that led to the halo.
I cannot believe he drove the same number of the day he was going to die man... thats a weird coincidence
@@CarlosMzL1 I mean it's a 1/~30 chance
I always imagine how Charles felt after everything, when I hear the names of Jules Bianchi and Antoine Hubert. Charles lost his Godfather, Father and one of his closest friends in a span of 5 years. For most people only one is enough to trigger a depression. Guy has nerves of steel.
Charles also lost his father, i felt so bad with him, Charles is absolutley talent, if Ferrari can make great F1 car
and he still races. guy's a madlad
@@devotedtospeed ofc he still race, what u expect?? For him to just quit??
@@muhammadfarhan581 Depression can hit like a truck. It could very well have happened that he'd stop
Whenever Charles crashes, I get extremely anxious, specially knowing how he lost 2 people he was extremely close to. I wish Charles all the best, and maybe one day, a championship for all his hard work, dedication and perseverance.
Seeing Charles win in 2019 wearing Red was so beautiful yet saddening, knowing that Jules too would've done it one day. It would've been a privilege to see him fight up front, he was taken away too soon. RIP Jules
@@cassius348 I do agree his record isn't the best, but let's not forget that he was driving a Marussia
@@cassius348 he was driving an absolutely awful car
@@cassius348 Like so many great talents, he got more out of that car than he should have been able to get out of it. Ferrari knew that, which is why they had him pegged to move to the team in the future despite his low points. Jules and Charles together at Ferrari would have been very interesting. For one, I think even in the event they were direct competitors for a Driver's Championship, they would have stayed close. I wish we could have seen it happen.
@@cassius348 The car was so horrendous to drive find some on boards the thing was so understeery, also i believe it took George 37 races to score his first points. Jules had a big future ahead of him :/
@@MarkAllen-xt1wm i dont really dont want to be "that guy"
But an illegal ferrari engine won him that race
Jules is the reason why today any F1 race/sessions will not go ahead if the medical helicopter unable to fly.
And of course the halo
its unfortunate that it took a loss of a life for these rules to be in place
That rule was there before bianchis crash. If I remember correctly, there was even a f1 session in china delayed because of the smog.
@@tnrosbergb that session in China was in 2017
@@JustTheButler71 Right, my mistake. I’ve looked it up and the session I thought of was FP3 of India in 2013.
The fact that Massa praised him to such a level even calling him the best kart racer he has seen means that we were never able to see him at full speed in a fast car. All we saw was a potential world champion driving a marussia.
RIP Jules.
Massa said that just after he died, Jules was far from the best kart racer.
@@hoya1178 Felipe Massa was right about the rain that year
Jules Bianchi Mother sent a text message to Julien Febreau (French TV Commentator for F1) just after the crash of Grosjean in Barhein saying she was happy that the death of her son have not been in vain
Trully heartbreaking hearing it live on TV
Charles has one of the most saddest stories off track of any driver. He lost Jules, Anthoine and his father in span of 5 years 😖
He's not here with us, but a part of his soul is instilled well inside Charles, that Ferrari seat is rightfully theirs no matter what and I'm glad that Charles is carrying Jules' torch really well...
Imagine.
If the FIA and Ferrari would allow Charles to change his number for one race (France or Monaco), to number 17 or even 71 (17 backwards lol), to honor Jules.
It's too late for the 5th "anniversary" (for lack of a better word), so it would be nice for the 10th.
I can see how we could get carried away with this as well. Cuz now, why not run all the other numbers of drivers who passed at an F1 track (example, Senna), or from serious injuries later (Jules).
Or... Maybe drivers would think these numbers might be "cursed" and it's a horrible idea 🤣🤦♂️
Don't get me wrong, I love that they are allowed to put stuff like this on their helmets and halo's
@@james.8060 They specifically dont let people use 17 to Honour Bianchi, its not a superstition, just memorial.
@@choobs8511 and they won’t let them use 13 since Antoine started p13 at the Belgium gp 2019 and in that race there were 2 deaths including Antonine I’m pretty sure this is a superstition however
At first I hated the halo, I felt like it took away that dangerous rock star feel from F1 , then I watched it save 3 lives so far and realized that sense of danger I thought it lost when I was a little younger isn’t as important as these rockstars lives, I feel foolish that I even felt that way
I felt the same man don't feel bad it always takes time to accept major changes to motorsports.
The halo apparently wouldn't have made a difference in Jules' case, I cant say for sure but I think I read that somewhere
@@demondoge1715 Ive seen the video of this crash and your right. It saved Charles though.
@@Denozo88 indeed it did thank god
@@Denozo88 It might have saved Charles. There is no way to know if that tire would have hit him or how much damage it would have done. I'm still glad we never had to find out the answer to that question, though. It 100% saved Romain's life. That crash is for sure fatal without it. He likely would have been decapitated.
Quite the sad story. He'd be 32 if alive today and I'm sure turned himself into a reference in the grid. But as Sam said at the end, there's somewhat of continuity of his legacy in Charles Leclerc.
Can still remember the confusion that ensued his crash... "it seems another car has crashed near Sutil". Even the GPS was confused by the appalling visibility conditions and only after all cars returned to the pitlane it became obvious it was Bianchi.
RIP Jules.
This makes me remember just how strong Charles is. To have lost Jules and Antoine and still push everyday to race in their honour as well as his own, that’s so admirable. I know so many drivers were horrifically affected by jules and antoine. The way he was deeply connected to them both would’ve been so hard to take I can’t imagine how he feels climbing into to his car every session
Not just Antoine and Jules, but also his father
It was really sad, he said that when his father was close to dying, he lied to him telling him that Ferrari had signed him, just to make him happy. This was during 2018, before he was confirmed as a Ferrari driver
@@wassapdude94 Oh 100% my head went to those two specifically scaring him from the sport having it taken them so tragically. But you’re right, his father’s passing must’ve been the hardest. He had to carry on for that promise
I'll never forget him racing to that P9 in Monaco. It meant so much to Marussia, they celebrated like they'd won the WDC
Better yet, he would have finished P7 if it wasn't for the time penalty.
I'm hoping one day Charles Leclerc becomes world champion. Because he is in many ways sort of the legacy of Bianchi and Hubert. And I will never forget those tragedies, not as long as Charles embodies the success these two men were never able to pursue, cut short by two freak accidents never as much as considered.
However, tragedy like this also results in action. This accident was one of the reasons the Halo was added to the car. So indirectly, this tragedy has already prevented more injury and most likely saved Grosjean's life.
Rest in peace Jules. Rest in peace Antoine. You will never be forgotten.
well your hope might come true this year :)
Beautifully said!
Pierre wants to be a champion for Antoine
Im a Max fan and I hope he becomes WC too ❤️ ripJB
The halo wouldn't have saved him here, as the final accident report mentioned at 6:17:
"It is considered fundamentally wrong to make an impact between a racing car and a large and heavy vehicle survivable. It is important to prevent a car ever hitting the crane and/or the marshals near it".
The halo did save the his godson Leclerc who was hit by a wheel, though. It's definitely worth it.
Rest in peace Jules. Such a shame that such a driver died. He was going to drive for ferrari 😔
Forever in Ferrari’s history 🐎
imagine Jules and Charles both driving for Ferrari ❤️
@@ninexf unfortunately if jules made it to ferrari, it is unlikely charles would have ever made it to ferrari himself
@@WETiLAMBY Maybe. Jules probably would have gone to Ferrari at the same time Charles ended up going. Maybe a couple years earlier. I think Charles would have likely still ended up at Alfa. I think two things would have occurred had Jules survived. Kimi's career would have been shorter and Carlos would still be at McLaren. That probably would have had a follow on effect of Daniel still being at Alpine, which means either Fernando would have never made a comeback or Esteban would have been left without a seat. Whether or not Jules beat Seb like Charles did probably would have decided if Seb was still at Ferrari. Seb has become somewhat inconsistent, so I think he would have beat him and Charles would have ended up at Ferrari anyway.
@@rainman6090 I think he would have been there either in 2014 or around 2016-2017, and in those years Charles wasn't even in F1
This story still makes me emotional. 7 years later and I still cannot believe it. What a fantastic driver he was man.... he was a very nice person too. He was 100% a future F1 champion in my opinion and a huge loss for F1.
Everytime I see Leclerc stepping in the Ferrari now, my mind always goes to Bianchi doing so. Such a sad story...
Beautiful video mate. He will always be remembered.
(he passed away in 17th of July, not 25th)
@@cassius348 dude he was in a Marussia !!! What more can you expect from a car like this. He should not even be close to points
@@TheNick34752 Ok so I m gonna ask you the other way. How could you tell he was a fantastic driver if he was in a Marussia? And yes, he wasnt even close to points. His only two points came at the 2014 Monaco GP with a 9th place. But in the rest, he finished 13th and then 14th once, but other than that 15th and below every race. C'mon, if you watched F1 at that time you knew he was just a regular driver in a mediocre team. Only his ties with Ferrari made him somewhat popular.
@@apophisRO
Then how did we know in 2019 that Russel was an amazing driver?? He was in a Williams fighting for P19 in every race. You always have to take in consideration the car each driver is driving. Russel was brilliant in that Williams and Bianchi was brilliant in that Marussia. The 2013 and 2014 Marussia cars were 4 - 6 seconds off the pace in qualifyings... I'm not joking. Williams in 2019 was terrible, but it was only 3-5 seconds off pace. The marussia was even worse than that!!.... what more can you expect from Bianchi when he was driving a car like that??? He scored points, He made it into Q2 at least 3 times and in Silverstone in 2014 he qualified 12th!!!.... He was always miles ahead of his teammate too and in front of the Caterhams when it was possible. He had the 11th fastest lap in Melburne. Anything more than those achievements was simply not possible. He finished P13 in Malaysia and saved the team in 2013 and then he saved them again in 2014 with those points. Also his karting days.... Massa is so right. This guy was amazing. One of the best go kart drivers I have also seen.
Also there is also one more thing you have to consider. Back in 2013 nobody was really talking about the backmarker teams. Nowadays, you see Haas and Williams on TV way more often than what we used to see Marussia in 2013 and 2014. This is a reason why most people overlooked him and every other driver who was driving for Marussia, HRT or Caterham. It is not a coincidence that Ferrari wanted him as a driver for 2016 or 2017 at least.
It was impossible to do anything more with those cars. That's why we were so excited to see him in Sauber for 2015 and especially in Ferrari for 2016 or 2017. This guy was gonna become a legend in the future.... and that's what makes his story even more sad.
@@TheNick34752 Jesus Christ u just murdered Apophis lmao
@@apophisRO maybe if you watched F1 you could understand why people think some drivers are good in bad cars.
Man I really like how distinct your thumbnails are. The video quality is there as is the writing.. but man it's refreshing to see an actually new thumbnail style.
Thanks legend I appreciate it! 🙏🏽
@@MadeByPerspective No, u.
R.I.P. Jules Bianchi he always will be remembered
Just wish he was alive and he and Charles could race together in Ferrari
RIP Jules #JB17
It would be quite the driver lineup that’s for sure
I’d like to think Jules is still attending to his godfather duties even though he is not with us anymore. The introduction of the halo has saved countless lives, including that of Charles, but it is still a shame that the death of a wonderful driver with such potential was the catalyst to this safety-conscious change.
I can only imagine what him and Leclerc at Ferrari would've been like.
I can imagine him and Leclerc raced together and Crofty said "but here comes Jules Bianchi!!" instead of Vettel
@@hawkmotorsport69-v8l I think Vettel would still have been at Ferrari then, most likely LeClerc would've replaced Seb last year and Sainz would still be at McLaren. Would've really interesting to see how the grid would be had this not happened
"They won in Spa they win in Monza!"
He would never have made it to Ferrari.
@@hawkmotorsport69-v8l Unfortunately these are only dreams...
A respectful and moving tribute.
I just learnt recently that Jules' great uncle, Lucien Bianchi also died in a motor racing accident, testing for Alfa Romeo at Circuit de la Sarthe in 1969. He'd won the 24 hours of Le Mans in 1968 driving the iconic Gulf Ford GT40.
Strange to think that the seat meant for Leclerc's godfather became his. I hope Leclerc doesn't have to lose anyone close to him again until they are old and have lived a full life.
Still get chills from this. Especially after what happened today.. Another tractor at the Japanese GP **sighs**
RIP Jules Bianchi ❤ 🕊
Without Jules' sacrifice we would have lost so many tens of drivers : Hamilton (Verstappen crash at Monza), Guanyu Zhou (Silverstone crash) among many, many others besides this 2022 season. His death saved so many others as it was his death path truly raised awareness of the dangers of F1, without him there would be no halo - and off course the tragic death of Hubert also helped the cause. RIP young men, you died for so many others after you.
He's the reason I support Charles so much, feels like we are supporting Jules too, may he rest in peace.
Seeing such a great driver get ready to sign with one of the best teams on the grid and die in one of the slowest teams on the grid makes his death even sadder.
We miss you, Jules.
Yes, and the godson he taught and guided so much took his place 😢 but I'm relieved Charles remembering Jules in the happy memories
And then to see the Formula E car crane *on track* as the cars were passing right by during the weekend just gone too. Disgraceful.
We went to Suzuka for the Japanese GP a few years after Jules' passing, and there was a small memorial near the Dunlop curve where fans left flowers. Nearly brought me to tears. He may be gone, but hopefully he is not forgotten.
Your sudden drop into the incident that happen to Jules was sudden, but that’s how it was, sudden. Whether it was intentional or not to have a sudden drop into reality, it worked. While I never had the pleasure to witness Jules race I hold a high respect for the history and the potential surrounding not only Jules but other races who lost their lives, on and off the track.
People will ask: "why bring this up again after so many years?" Answer; b/c his name hasn't been mentioned much and he deserves to be remembered. His death led to safety measures F1 uses now. Please watch a vid of the impact, to know why a travesty of negligence his unnecessary death was . . .green flag with that piece of machinery on track during rain . . . .as unnecessary as Senna's accident that cost him his life. Remember this amazing young driver, and Antoine Hubert . . .Rest In Peace guys.
Who is here after Gasly drove passed a tractor at the Japanese GP
i loved the guy, he raced under my lucky number and the fact that he died on my birthday killed me. he was one of the first drivers i loved since i had recently started to watch motorsports
My F1 Buff friend rated Jules a lot and i remembered his name very well, when i heard of the crash and his death, i could not believe it, life could be such a turn around sometimes, May his soul rest in peace and hope Charles fulfill his God Father Uncle's Dream.
I remember my mom telling me he died and I was probably 10 at the time it effected me so much, I remember crying a lot after I heard the news because I'd never experienced anyone close to me or anyone looked up to pass away and for someone I looked up to the most to die was so upsetting for me, it is sad we lost such a great driver and it is upsetting to think how hard it must have been for his family his friends and his team.
RIP Jules.
Gasly's close-call brought me here.
Great content mate ! Love it as always, you have really upped your thumbnail game !
Thanks mate much appreciated 🙏🏽
I never realized how much Jules looks like Charles...
Man I just love your unique thumbnails and the video quality and how you narrate.. It really feels like I am watching a high quality documentary and maybe you should start making documentaries!
Well classy video
RIP JB17
Thanks mate much appreciated 🙏🏽
I'm here after the Suzuka race in 2022. It were the same conditions and almost the same thing happened to Gasly. If Gasly was 2 meters to the left he would have been most likely dead. THIS SHOULD NEVER HAPPEN AGAIN!
RIP Jules, forever missed. Motorsport is cruel.
Without him though who knows what the state of safety would be like in formula one.
Such a sad day that was, I remember it so vividly
Some people forget Jules was Charles’ godfather, I’m pretty sure with Jules’ guidance Charles could’ve been much better than he is today and Jules could have been a star today.
Gasly narrowly avoided disaster in the 2022 Japanese GP not long ago. And because of a tractor crane present, he was also furious by the carelessness of the officials having disregarded the tragedy that took away Jules' life.
I find myself thinking of Jules and what could have been quite often. May he rest in peace. ❤
I saw him at the pool of the hotel we were staying at the day after the Singapore Grand Prix in 2014, 2 weeks before the Japanese GP, and I should've spoken to him.
I've read somewhere a comment similar to yours. Have you ever wrote it to elsewhere too?
So close yet so far..
I've seen Jules' accident (and couldn't sleep that night), then the announcement of his passing in July 2015, and a month later, in August 2015, Justin Wilson's accident at Pocono 500. A freaking nose cone hitting his head. The immediate response from both F1 and Indy to think and create any solution (which would become the Halo for F1 and Aeroscreen for Indy) was nice, though it was unfortunate to be due to losing drivers. Sir, you made me tear on this video. Great piece.
TH-cam recommending me this few days after the 2022 Japanese gp… thankfully history didn’t repeat itself
After what nearly happened to Pierre Gasly today at Suzuka, one has to wonder if anyone learned from this tragedy, doesn't look like it though.
Jules accident triggered changes in regulations such as the VSC and the halo; that is part of his legacy, which has saved many lives after his tragic accident
May his soul RIP. He was a pure gem.💙
Couldn’t believe this happened again in Suzuka 2022 again. Such a reckless thing to happen😠
I remember how sombre the aftermath of the race was. Since the incident was not caught on camera and the full details were yet to be disclosed, did not think it was serious to this extent at the time. I wasn't very active on social media back in 2014 so I didnt really keep tabs on his recovery. Only read about his death from a newspaper article an year later and it came as a shock to me I thought if its been this long surely he would survive.
I remember the sombre aftermath as well. The lack of information really didn't sit well with me. All I knew at the time was that something really bad must have happened to Bianchi, as the crash wasn't broadcast. Later that day I saw some amateur footage of the crash (I had to find out what had happened) and then I knew he wouldn't survive. Easily the worst day in Formula 1 since 1 May 1994.
He died on 17th July 2015, not 25th. And you could also have told, that on the day before he crashed, before it was announced, that Vettel is going to left Red Bull and also that it's said that he's going to Ferrari, which is the reason, why he was announced on the 5th Octobre 2014 to drive for Sauber, what never happened. And Vettel also dedicated his win in Hungary to Bianchi.
Pretty much the entire grid had a Sauber contract for 2015...
Somehow this almost happened again in 2022. Incredible.
Amazing video, thank you for doing such an insightful video into Jules.
May I suggest that for the next video following this format, perhaps consider covering Anotine Hubert?
Martin Brundle predicted this accident for years. Could’ve been so easily avoided.
Hey Pers, have you ever thought about making a video on the lotus scandal of 2011?
Possibly 😄
@@MadeByPerspective Looking forward to it, really enjoyed this video pers
@@MadeByPerspective I'll take that as a yes
Lotus and Lotus/Caterham in 2011:
*2 Spiderman pointing meme*
Thanks to pure luck Gasly didnt have to join his friend this soon. What a shame FIA
thanks for making this video
Thanks for watching 🙏🏽
I knew him well. Worked with him for a few years in Marussia F1. Super nice guy. It was a tragic day when we lost him. Lots of Talent.
I remember the day he passed away, I remember crying. It’s a sad and very real reminder that motorsport is dangerous even to this day.
I highly doubt we will ever see another death in f1 history. If he had the halo on his car that day he would be with us still
I remember seeing the accident on TV, I was little at the time and didn't understand the full situation, I just remember seeing that car drift off in something that wasn't on camera or isn't recorded in my brain, hearing of his death, many years later made me so sad, and everytime I hear his story, that image pops up, and it almost brings me to tears every time, seeing something so tragic not understanding what it actually meant, shakes me
Who else is here after the 2022 japenese gp?
FIA made the same mistake in the same track I can’t believe this
Tragic story that you handled with dignity and respect, beautifully done.
so sad man still miss him
I thank you for this video, I didn't find enough material for myself to make the situation clear. You made this far easier for me and of course it is a very very sad story but one which makes everyone think. It is really important to study these events to learn always be conscious of the beauty but also the danger of this wonderful sport. Wish the best for his family and friends for the painful loss and good luck for their future.
it is very sad that jules passed away so soon but somehow it is nice to see that at least it is his godson that took his place at ferrari when kimi retired
This will be trending again after this weekends cluster with gasly
I still remember this whole situation like it was yesterday. RIP Jules.
Stories like these just break your heart man. He was so early into his F1 Career with an almost guaranteed seat at Ferrari.
R.I.P Jules #JB17
The saddening twist is that the halo broughtin after his death has most likely saved others in the paddock and more strikingly Charles leclerc. id have loved to have seen jules up front fighting for wins but the safety features brought in have been mega.
#JB17
He was like a martyr 😢
Its sad that it requires someone to experience this to make the changes necessary. Its very good that we have the things in place which we have today but its a tradgedy that it requires this young, talented and prosphering man for it to be put in place.
R.I.P.
Yeah about that
@@Anohaxer apparently the FIA doesn’t learn.
Mad that the main thing pushed through in F1 after his accident, the Halo, probably saved Leclerc's life too
he was the new and young Michel Schumacher, he was an amazing and fast driver but just didn't have enough time to show the world it.
Rest in peace Jules
Don't make stuff up, he was not the "new Michael Schumacher" he was never close to that level at all.
Sunday shows the FIA has learned literally nothing.
His drive in Monaco was stuff of legends, I curse fate for taking this man from this world, he would have been top-notch and surely a title contender. May he rest at peace
I have a tattoo of the Number 17 on my shoulder. People ask me what its for and I get to tell someone new all about the amazing person Jules
If Jules was alive today, he would’ve been a multiple times world champion. It’s sad to see such skillful drivers have their lives taken away before they show their true potential. Rest In Peace, Jules Bianchi 🕊
didn't get to watch f1 that year RIP
Still miss him.
Always will 🕊
We all do
Imagine if Charles Leclerc and Jules Bianchi both drove for Ferrari together 🥺
Having recovery vehicles active on the track while race cars were still on the track was always beyond stupid. Martin Brundle would always mention his fear of a crash occurring with the recovery vehicle whenever one would appear on track.
Should of been red flagged.
To this day I don't understand why the tractor was brought out so soon when the cars on track were still going at a decent speed in those conditions :(
He really deserved the world. RIP🕊
I can't believe its been almost 8 years since his crash.
It’s a sad to see such a young driver like Jules die, he was such an amazing driver just imagine what Leclerc was going through at that time (and then him losing his farther and Hubert years later) but his legacy lives on and I’m sure Leclerc is doing him proud by representing Ferrari #ForzaJules #JB17
Love your content!
🙏🙏🕊🕊 r.i.p Jules
Excellent video and very well put together and narrated, great work
Just wanted to say great videos, a lot of effort in these videos, great channel thank you
R.I.P Jules. #17 for ever.
I remember seeing him clean his helmet and for some reason I said I hope that will not be the last time we see him alive I could not believe when they said he crashed and it was bad
Same thing was about to happen to gasly in this japanese gp but shameless fia blamed gasly for it
This is the reason why No F1 driver can use the number 17 in respect for Bianichi and unfortunately as cruel as it can be the only way to recover is forward.
still missing you, jules. ❤️
RIP Jules, Never Forget
RIP Jules
Very sad. Good to see LeClerc honouring his name. R.I.P.
Già Carletto è davvero il migliore 🥺
I remember watching this race when I was 7. Fucking unbelievable and unfortunate to crash under the crane. He definitely had at least the same amount of talent as Verstappen, and he could have multiple WDC:s by now. RIP Jules.
I remember watching this on live television in Australia and feeling sick in my stomach and a deep sadness.
On my 10th birthday in 1994 I was sitting on my Dads couch alone when Senna crashed in Italy. 🙏