Formula Student Crash
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- 2012/08/31
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学生フォーミュラとは
1981年に米国で、『ものづくりによる実践的な学生教育プログラム』としてFormula-SAEが開催され、日本においても自動車業界の発展に寄与すべく、学生の『ものづくりの場』として全日本学生フォーミュラ大会が開催されるようになりました。世界的に見てもイギリス、ドイツ、イタリア、ブラジル、オーストラリア、インド大会が開かれるなど、近年は非常にグローバルな学生活動となっております。
学生フォーミュラ日本大会公式HPはこちら→www.jsae.or.jp...
工学院レーシングチーム(KRT)とは
工学院レーシングチーム(KRT)は2004年9月3日に「Formula Project Kogakuin(FPK)」として発足後、2005年大会から毎年「全日本学生フォーミュラ大会」に参戦しています。
現在は八王子キャンパス17号館1階・夢づくり工房にて活動中です。毎週金曜にミーティングを行い、各種の工作機械・CAD/CAEソフトを用いて車両製作を行っています。
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Difficult track and a difficult car. I'd say he's at the right place to learn.
Good thing no one gives a fuck what u say
@@davidepperson2980 mans trying to sound professional
@@davidepperson2980 then why you reply?
@@davidepperson2980 what does that even mean psycho ,he's not judging or anything , there is just no reason to be so arrogant and stupid under this comment
@@davidepperson2980 she gives a fuck
This looks hard to drive. The car does its own things.
my thoughts too. suspension works a lot and the car looks really unsteady.
Alex Bors and it looks so heavy for that size
that's what I thought
Car has zero down force
@@BryanStLouis-ym3wy Cars are designed for a competition that has has narrow track meaning weight loss > down force
Show me someone who has succeeded at something without failing, and I’ll show you someone who has never left their comfort zone.
The only ones that never failed are the ones that never tried
@@starstencahl8985 exactly
The master has failed more times than the beginner has tried
It gud 2 try. It bad 2 not try
wise words
appatently everyone is lewis hamilton in this comment section
@@fog4259 You are an idiot, and I refuse to waste my time explaining to you why you are an idiot.
Fog (Edited)
he said everyone who comments is lewis well doesn't that mean everyone who commented is lewis
Im better
🍿
Rear locked up under braking, probably more to do with the sketchily built car than anything,and those shift paddles are WAAAY too far away. Fully reaching out your fingers to shift is insane.
Okay Lewis let’s focus on beating Max this season rather than spending time on YT comments.
@@StewartR06 he wasn't even criticising his driving, he is talking about the car
@@paulooliveira6677 It's funny how people get triggered so easily when some people give actual constructive criticism too. It's almost like you can't talk shit about the video at all, even if you've had the intention of helping the driver lol
@@StewartR06 wtf is wrong with u lol
@@dafty_2249 it's not for the uploader. It's for other people. This is the only comment I've seen that mentioned the rear lockup
This is a bloody difficult track in a game itself. That's a little terrifying.
You know the name of the track?
@@Turigemo SportsLand Yamanashi
@@BimmerSB okay, thank you. I see that it was on the description, I just didn't think it was referring the name of the track 😅
I was the 1k like actually no cap
@@noimage9364 cringe
The fact the tyre wall starts where the crash happens is probably no coincidence. It is a tricky spot.
""""Wall"""""
@@ilmiocanALEX1 Well it did work this time 😂😂😂
Or maybe it just has tire barriers BECAUSE IT'S A TURN
@@RealPerson6439 the word probably was carefully chosen to be in the place it is because I'd anticipated people would come with this perfeclty valid assumption
@@yanava Ok.
That looks like a really hard track and a really difficult car to ride. Respect to him for challenging himself and being a true man of engineering and testing for the knowledge of his team.
Tracks seems pretty easy, but the car is sketchy af, he barely braked and locked the rear up.
what i wouldnt give to have a track like this in my country
ALEXANDER DELIZ which country u from??
u surely have one, where are you from?
he will reply to you somewhere in next 5 years or when he travels next time, since they don't have internet either ;)
ALEXANDER DELIZ Me too, the only tracks are 3000km away and not open for track days
Mr. midnight at least you have internet.
Mad props for the Honda steering wheel.
Thanks to your comments!
We often use this course to do shakedown or other tests.
We will soon upload the same accident video from different view point.
hello
Your video is blowing up. How do ya feel?
Did he just lock up the rear brakes or what?
I wanna try next 😅
Gonna step out my comfort zone
@@williamphelps5047 That’s what it would seem but would be nice to have confirmation from the poster.
jesus christ this comment section has the "i play forza so i know what im talking about" syndrome...
I’ve raced something in my life, and I can confirm the line is optimal ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
I mean even if he make mistakes, its in the name "formula student", its like comeon
Lol, they’re normies, I’m a go cart driver and a hardcore F1 fan...........
niko belic do gta iv michael stevens vsauce no..
KeeperOfPork Animations Honestly, I thought I was tough shit after playing sim games but go-karts taught me how different real life is.
pretty piss-poor paddle placement...
Also: nice alliteration 8)
diferencial diferencial no they aren’t
@diferencial diferencial no they aren't
That’s the one thing we can all agree is true. Forget how he drove, just look at those things
true, it may as well have been a stick if you needed to take your hand off the wheel to shift gears. just sayin tho
wow, is a difficult car in a difficult track, it looks terrifying, congrats on having a good control of the car
Copied top comment. How do you feel about yourself?
@@ZAH33D he didnt tho?
@@ZAH33D ... i didnt did that, im just saying the true, he had a good control of the car
@@ZAH33D dude if ur gonna get mad over a pety comment you should get help
No
Tricky cars to handle, can’t blame him for loosing control. Just the nature of race cars in general, no self centring, high speed, requires maximum concentration and confidence. He was doing pretty well too
Especially with open wheel cars
his lines were terrible, that only contribute. Plus, doesn't look much experienced with driving on race tracks.
@@_drive2live2drive_ Could it be.. Just maybe... That the driver here is a student...?
@@rionrace and that the car seems to be really unstable under braking, I would say that it may be because the brake balance is too much to the rear
@@_drive2live2drive_ Alright Lewis
halo saved you
Viandox hahaha omg
Nah, i think it was CoD
Emmanuel Ac *woosh*
Emmanuel Ac dude this is not about video games dude what he meant was the protecter
Kurafuto Mine you didn't get it did you?
these cars are incredibly hard to drive... very short wheelbase, LOTS of power, rock hard tires...
He was doing pretty good actually
idk if I would call 18hp lots of power
@@ojrcs7239 Idk how much power this car specifically makes but rules state a maximum of 80Kw in a 150-200kg car... Pretty good power to weight if you ask me. Especially in a student build racecar.
@@ojrcs7239 it isnt lots,its 10hp less than a senior rotax and way heavier
Too much rear brake bias and inadequate suspension to absorb those bumps
Nick Kautz its not about bias, just see he dowshifted on that part, which lead to rear wheels go in forward slip and that caused the car to spin out
Downshifting wasn't the problem. That car was poorly balanced and he was driving sloppy. That crash could have been avoided with more front brake bias but he probably would have crashed some other way driving the way he was.
Nick Kautz yes those factors are there and i agree with you .... But the thing is when u have such a poorly designed car, a little imbalancing that is the rear tyres slipping can upset it quite easily and that is what we see in the video ... He clearly downshifted. Please check it out again
I just watched it again and I see the rears are already locked and sliding out when he goes for the downshift.
Nick Kautz yes u are correct.. Haha my timing issue :p
Look carefully at 0:01 you can see the exact moment he ran out of talent.
triptechable i
triptechable lol true
lmao
maybe its an engine under construction, they are testing, and im probably shure it has sintered clutch whitch unable to slide.
look a need for speed pro driver
Poor line of racing you should consider turning on assist line in options
😂😂😂😂
And you play forza right
@@nielsverwoerd9499 Assetto Corsa, Automobilista and so on also have assist line
Please keep in mind when I’m stating the following that I am NOT a mechanic or a professional race car driver. I simply just do Sim-Racing / Track days and race Karts competitively.
Now with that said this looks like a multitude of issues, poor suspension, driving style, bad track, cold tires, awful paddle placement, bad brake bias. But it seemed to me that he upset the car due to the poor suspension coming into the braking zone, then got into the brakes which got the rear end light especially with the car already upset, he either panicked or misjudged the braking and locked the rear up and ended up spinning around. You can see from the lap previous he corrected lift off oversteer in the same part of the track. Lot of things to be improved and taken away from here
mate the car is built by university engineering students, they know what they're doing, cut them some slack.
@@AviationWithAbrar hes not saying they dont. Just that there’s a lot of factors to control if it be the car or the efficacy of the driver who knows but that car was definitely thrown off right as he broke
@@AviationWithAbrar imagine thinking constructive criticism isn’t how people get better. What the fuck are you smoking dude
@@AviationWithAbrar 100% they know much more then me in this topic, not trying to say that they dont, but the combination of the driver and the vehicle setup seemed to be awful. So just constructive criticism.
@@mitchellpeters1527 Thanks for understanding lol
it was all that honda steering wheel
God damit Honda
I was thinking about Alonso from the instant I saw the Honda logo lol.
So weird that Formula Student sounds better than actuall F1. Moment of silence.
I think the same. The driving of Current F1 is so smoth that dont rest any emotion for watching. Sorry for my bad english, im not native.
Maldonados fault...
Jonas H. Erricsons fault
Lewis accidently touched his rear wing
That moment you recognise a track because of a mobile racing game.
Ericsson hit him! You can see it on 2:12
10 seconds penalty to Max
@@Sigfrido_Munoz "Dangerous driving." - Sir Lewis Hamilton.
BTW I'm a Lewis fanboy.
take your hands off wheel when you spin out, and dont keep your thumbs inside the wheel, always have them resting on it, that way you dont break your wrist or thumbs.
Thank you for your concern.
We've learned something.
KogakuinRacingTube
Do NOT take your hands off the wheel.
intrepid35sweden why is that? its safe when you are going to crash
*****
Because you lose the little control you still have and you may flip if you're unlucky.
edit: Sure, you can let go of the wheel just before the crash to avoid hand injury but DO NOT EVER let go of it during a spin.
intrepid35sweden
yes you are right when you spin out, but if going into a barrier take your hands off
Amazing how a little twitch in the steering wheel under braking can completely destabilise the car. Makes you appreciate all one seater racing drivers even more.
Real formula cars also do that but this car in specific is so unnecessary stiff and resistant to turn it looks like a whole workout driving it. He came from a slight crest and realised his line was off but forgot to release the brakes a bit and locked up. This is a good car for building muscle memory ngl if you have no experience you would have to think about everything that youre doing at the moment and you cant really rely on that in a real race
Watching this over and over strongly leads me to believe that suspension was poor and car shouldn't have gotten that unsettled when steering was dominantly straight, plus the course has that bad section of track which was the cause of car getting sent off. The tires looked like they could have held better as well if they were the right comp.
I actually think the car had a moment of lightweightedness due to the altitude drop of the track surface, as he went downhill. The rears locked nearly instantly which caused the slide.
He locked the rear axle shifting down too soon under braking
@@EOHRyan yeah I'm thinking that too, there's something about that downshift + braking + steering a bit to the left. I think that combination did it.
I think he actually just shifted down too early (understandable with how far those paddles are placed)
What happened exactly? I don't think it was a driving failure, I think it was a problem with a rear tire, wasn't it?
PS: by the way the title said all: he is a student driver and I believe, every big name in race cars had just start little. A accident isn't something why he should feel ashamed.
From what i know professional drivers can compete in the formula student leagues, the name comes from the cars, are generally small kart-like single seaters made by university students
Not a student driver but the car is built by engineering students
@@elionalejandroparedesborna2266 depends really, my friend was both a student and driver for his university team, although I knew him from doing karts as a kid so he was decent.
He locked the rear wheels he could of saved it but I think the paddle being a mile away made it harder for him as he has less control of the wheel
I guess it's because he braked while still in the curve. Car lifted in the rear, and the tail followed the Physics.. ;) it's a common mistake people do in the Nurburgring, in a turn i don't remeber the name.. braking while car is unbalanced ( weight goes to the front) and they spin and crash. Glad pilot was not hurt! keep up the great work, keep raising the bar! looking forward to seeing your improvements!! 😃
That poor guy was trying to control a car that was dialed in with F1 worthy settings. You can see him oscillating back and forth, that's because the front tires have so much bite that there's no understeer from jerking the wheel to the extremes (which normal road cars have, and is an important "safety margin" to have for new drivers.) That thing needs thicker rear tires and less camber for newbies.
Man that looks tough to drive! Respect to the driver, would like to hear how they’re getting on 9 years on from this!
The car was squirally while braking, implying the brake bias was too far back, and then multiple times the car lost the rear when going over bumps (most notably where it caused the crash).
Since the car doesn't have much downforce, you need a softer suspension at the rear.
It looked like right before the crash the front wheel hit a rough spot by the side of the road. Then directly after the car spun.
Na mate, he hit the bump but lost the rear.
Bro, he's really driving a chassis with an engine and four wheels 💀
I actually know this place, it’s called Sportsland Yamanashi, a notoriously difficult drift/racing track. It may not look as hard but trying to set a time on here is like a death wish since there’s so many places to mess up on.
FINALLY! Someone who actually knows what Sportland Yamanashi is!
2:12 When you start an IndyCar Race on iRacing in 1st gear.
Man, a better car would’ve just pass thru that rough patch.
The driver did nothing wrong in my eyes.
he turned left while breaking hard
@@este_marco he definitely didn’t
@@Polaris0w0 the suspension setup was probably to hard, the tire pressure also maybe, cold tires who knows but there were some driving mistakes also... First of all wrong lines and lack of fluidity whilst braking and accelerating, than on the incident turn it seems to me that is a combination of multiple factors: all the above, to much speed for the overall setup, probably braking while still accelerating, locking rear brakes while down shifting and while going through a bump. Should have antecipated all the factores together and apply steering wheel correction before, but who is making analysis here :p
@@Polaris0w0 he did, look closely. In a race car, sometimes the setup can easily make you spin at the breaking if your steering isn't perfectly straight
TH-camr: post video 9 years ago
Our recommended: student crash 9 years ago
This was recommended to me years and years ago, can’t believe I’ve come across it once more😂
Yeah I mean it's quite a difficult thing to race even in video games so I can only imagine how hard it is in real life. Kudos to the dude for even making it as far as he did. Hopefully he gets better & better.
Some people have to practice & train. Not everyone is a born Prodigy.
nobody is a born prodigy. everyone has to work hard to reach their goals.
@@JohnMarston-wd7tv some people are, but they still have to TRY and LEARN to find out
I could tell that bump was gonna get him in his first couple laps, especially after her started picking up speed
Nice to see that HAAS is testing their new f1 2022 car
One day I will drift there in real life, amazing track :) Yamanashi
After seeing the shifting coming out of the pits at the start of the video, I knew exactly how the video would end. 😅 Great video, we can all learn a lot from this. SLY is a tough (and, frankly, quite dangerous) track.
The mistake was at down shifting in that section :( alas
I usually stay out of the morass of TH-cam viewer comments, but I'm up late and amazed by the commentary. Loads of people yapping with no idea of what they're talking about outweighing a few here and there who do.
First, these are cars with an extremely short wheelbase. That means unstable. Look up "polar moment of inertia".
Next, the steering ratio is very quick, making it more twitchy and difficult. Add stiff suspension, then add really bumpy track.
It's obvious the driver is not very experienced, and this is a learning run. They are probably a bit overwhelmed. It doesn't look like they ever get close to what would be a quick lap for the car's potential, as far as I can tell, not driving the thing (so what do I know, there, right?... but you can sort of tell if you know what you're seeing). Not smooth at all, but, then, see the above. "Smooth" in this car would be a big challenge. BIG challenge. And put it in context- it's a student, the people in this are not on the road to F1. This is somebody trying to just get to terms with the car at even a moderate kind of pace.
One person in particular nailed it most simply and succinctly (Matt Murphy), he lost the rear braking and turning. It's a really tough spot- it's a slight left, right around where the braking point would probably be, with the weight transfer off the rears as you lift and get on the brakes. Recipe for, in this case, the rear wheels losing grip and the rear heading to the right and rotating the car left when you need to be turning in for the right-hander. Oops. It''s gone.
Wading through a lot of comments, I didn't see anybody noticing this: he's grabbing an UPSHIFT right about the same time as he downshifts on the previous lap, then apparently realizes his mistake, right as the rear end is taking off on him, AND, key point, to make it all worse, hitting the bump mentioned by the uploader of the video, which, very clearly, was the biggest problem, severely upsetting the car and unloading the rear tires at the worst possible moment. He then downshifts, as the car is actually already spinning, adding to the picture I get of the driver simply having multiple tricky items all coming together at the same time and, well, we're into simple mental overload at a time when catching it and saving the car would have been pretty impressive, if he had. He didn't. oops... skitter skitter... thump
Add it all up; short wheelbase twitchy, who knows what the chassis setup might have been, especially front toe, a tricky left-right combination making it really difficult to actually brake in a straight line entering the corner, an obviously inexperienced driver with no sign of great skill in this kind of driving, and when he hits a bump in a blur of a really tricky combination of factors, around it goes.
You clear that white wall on the right hand bend and you're well and truly airborne.
Holy shit most comments are from 3 time competitive Forza Online Champions. Give the kid a break, the car looked horrendous to drive!
Hey man, crashing just means exceeding your limits, now you know what happened and you can improve from it.
Cars limits you mean . Suspension and steering is shotty on this car .
At 0:55 he had his first moment and you could see the outcome starting there.
The issue was not setup, it was a driver basically 'jumping' in and out of throttle rather than gradually modulating it.
That action of loading and unloading/upset the car's balance.
Incident #1....
The incorrect line he took leading up to the entry of the right-hander.
The apex to the left was a sacrificial one that should have been skipped.
The car should have been positioned to the extreme right after the downhill left-hander.
The correct line on the right would have seen him give up that apex.
He panic-braked after taking a bit more curb than intended from said apex while also trying to jink left to open up the entry to the right-hander.
You can hear it also as he jumps in and out of the throttle before the car tries to swap ends.
As someone with decades of experience in motor racing, I can confidently say that he put the vehicle in the wall by crashing the car. Next time, I highly recommend he simply does not crash.
the track is so nice, so beautiful place, i'm gonna make one of this cars yeah !
how is going?
@@hexa8700 lol
That car goes light just before impact. And why are the paddles so far from the steering wheel
If you put it at x2 speed it looks awesome, especially that save near the beginning, I wonder what that person is doing now
You can see how unstable formula cars are without downforce from wings.
Really hope you're trolling here...
Because road bump made rear tires slipped.
Sports Land Yamanashi had solved this problem.
See this page.
[h]ttp://ameblo.jp/jungletrip/image-11536355799-12549435452.html
I agree with the assessment, it looks like they weren't expecting this issue to happen. Sucks that the rear locked up, though. They couldn't predict that, and neither could I.
I love that this is in my recommended, and that I can only recognize the track from watching noriyaro
That downshift at the wrong moment will get you every time.
Ah, the good old lift oversteer...
Look mom, Forza "pro" drivers want to say to us that they have skills.
They can't even drive a kart IRL and dare to talk :')
If he's a Formula student, it means he have more skills than you :')
Apparently everyone here points out flaws in the kart, says they can build a better one, can drive better and wouldn't crash here. I've seen one of these Karts/cars in person I can say that the amount of sheer work, determination and CAD (Computer Assisted Design) that goes into these, built by students with little interference with teachers is more than what I or anyone could accomplish. sure he crashed here, but success without failure is impossible.
those paddle shifters are like 2 blocks away from the steering wheel and fixed in position x.x If you look closely it might have even be part of the cause for the mistake, he was trying to shift and while doing so turn slightly to the left
One could tell from lap 1 exactly where he would crash.
Oh well.
Live to fight another day.
His line so bad
hasan can kuvan I doubt you could do much better.
hasan can kuvan he forgot enable racing line assist
The car looked pretty hard to drive in fairness. Barely seemed like it wanted to go anywhere it was pointed.
hasan can kuvan
That's why he is a student ( He's learning)
Jeffery Danquah Usually if you were in this thing you would have already had a few years in karts, which would give you the skill to take a good line.
2013-2021: “My tyres are gone”
2022: “My Horsepower is gone”
We have a team at work (University of Surrey). Those cars have super short wheelbases and I can't imagine they handle all that well at all. Seems they don't!
I didn't know max verstappen had his own race track
Braked too hard and too fast when the steering wheel wasn't straight.
Try braking with more progression, so by the time you are hitting the brakes hard your wheel is straight and the car more balanced. You will be able to care more momentum trought the apex.
True, but the brake-balance also needs to be more to the front, since it was the rear that locked :)
Robin Swann that part of the road seemed very bumpy. i think that is why he locked up
theF1stig Geared down to many gears and locked rear wheels. Look closely on the downshifting before crash.
Mightymoose02 9 month old conversation but whatever.
It seems like he down shifted after he lost it. I think the bump lifted the load off the tires for a split second allowing for the brakes to lock up.
Very old comment thread but from my karting experience you should break 100% on the limit first and ease off trail braking into the corner..
Damn that suspension and the balance of that car look borderline undriveable.
I wasn’t even driving and I felt the car was built with kindergarten glue
Haas: finally, a worthy opponent. Out battle will be legendary🙌
2:14
thank me later
Very bumpy, light car and learning. Lots of mistakes to learn from and become stronger as a result. Don't be afraid of failure, it is a teacher and will help you learn more than constant success. Embrace trying and the failures, but learn from them.
Too much brake mid corner before the car was settled, he did the same thing the previous lap and almost lost it then. All part of learning the car, good to see it was a minor crash. 11 years later this guy might be a professional racer by now lol.
hahahaha
such bad driving skills.
I knew in the lap before that you will crash the car according to wrong bracking :D
and such bad english xDDD
the car isn't sorted out, or even completely built .. a little premature to be judging driving skills .. also I can say after watching some of these SAE cars run .. they are vastly over powered for their weight and thus are well above the skill level of that average student inexperienced drivers ... would be better if they used a basic low power 4 stroke kart racing engine instead.
I guess theses cars are more about engineering than about the driving, but yeah. That car is far from complete. I don't know about the rear, but there is only mechanical grip on the front, no body panels to increase downforce/decrease drag, etc.
You know he crashed bc there’s an uneven track like everywhere and bc he was downshifting into that uneven area he spun. Not bad driving skills
I was the driver for my team back in 2009. I can confirm that these cars are not easy to drive. Can’t really fault the driver too much.
I could see this coming before it started. The guy doesn't make it around 3 corners without keeping in mind he's on cold tires.
The algorithm has blessed you
Saw start of the video, recognized the circuit and was like "yeah this title makes sense"
the shift paddles not moving with the wheel is such a flaw in design
I love this type of stuff, all under control until instantly 1 mistake sends you spinning
Notice theres no power steering which makes a way bigger difference than you would think. Also elite open wheel drivers (Schumacher, Hamilton, Senna, etc.) are making tiny steering corrections EVERY second. Thats why theyre so fast
That's actually the least smooth driving I have ever seen. The driver was all over the place.
too much break, don't stab the brake pedal, apply it slowly or just on the limit of locking up. If you lock the brake up let go and apply again. This video was uploaded 10 years ago so I'd say this guy is far better now.
Not even his fault , back end just went from him under braking on that small dip in the road
He down shifted too early wasn’t touching the brakes when he began to spin out
Would love to see the layout in F1
If you’re looking for the crash, skip to the end of the video.
What's up with right wheel, doesn't seem to be line in with left one....
This track is most famous for drifting so weird to see that its got another Layout for grip driving
you could see he was not comfortable with the break bias from the start....also pretty uncomfortable with the car reactions everywhere
Car looks pretty nasty to drive, the flappy-paddles are such a poor design, they should be fixed to the wheel. Either do it properly, or put a sequential shifter on there because this is frankly ridiculous. Steering looks heavy and as a result imprecise, needs a mass damper. Could be a mechanical failure as the rears locked up, but more likely brakes locked due to cold temperatures, tires cold also - driver error.
Probably a known spot, notice the tire marks curving to the right side, he kept the left side of the track.
you can see some wiggling under braking/down-shifting in that same spot the first time through
those paddles look so uncomfortable, hes practically moving his hands off the wheel to shift
This is a formula student car guys, made ONLY by students in automotive engineering. So yeah it’s a bit rough to drive, but keep in mind these guys are students and have to build a car in a very limited amount of time. Plus the driver has to be a student as well, so probably not even a racing driver to begin with. Honestly the whole car looks awesome to me. props to the team
Handling is all over the place, things will get better
Looks like a bit too much rear brake bias? He got loose a few times under brakes previously.
It seems pretty hard to drive, the kid has kind of weird lines but it may be because of the irregularities of the track, it seems he got a little bump on the rear just when he was about to break and ended up crashing.
It's the goddamn shadow on the road, creates an illusion and makes you think it's a left turn.