Ok, let's get to the facts: -23 years old karting driver with 15 years of experience, gets thrown off the race by an accident. -He then tries to throw a kart part into the driver who took him off. Alright, he was in anger. But he's 23 and have 15 years of experience, which driver who has so many years of experience would do the same act? Is he not used to accidents in motor sports?! After the race, he had enough time to cooldown and apologize for his 5 y/o behavior, but no, he decided to assault the driver.
Yeah, this goes far beyond being a mere Maldonado. Ippolito's DSQ suggests that the CIK is not being entirely truthful and that he did do something wrong in advance. Nothing would ever justify what Corberi did, but considering he was in with the likes of Stroll and Russell back in the day I reckon that, if he'd done stuff like this before, we would've heard about it by now, especially after this incident was filmed and revealed. Worse yet, this happened in an event that he entered seemingly for fun after a break from 2017 to 2020, and he was only mid-pack when the collision happened, so it's not like there should've been anything at stake here. I'm going with a combination of 2 factors: mental issues (owing in no small part to having an utterly psycho father) and Ippolito crashing into Corberi on purpose.
OK, he's 23 years old and not exactly a "kid". I"m more shocked that his father participated rather than held his son back. he seems to me to be the bigger idiot of the two. I guess apples and trees etc.
guys, it's ONE incedent, other that this he has had a spotless record, both in racing and at school, he should be punished, but I think he just lost his temper
guys, it's ONE incident, other that this he has had a spotless record, both in racing and at school, he should be punished, but I think he just lost his temper
xwarped83 ya, but it doesn’t mean that you’re a bad person, no one is talking about how many times he got punted out of a race by the guy he threw the bumper at, I’m not saying he was in the right, but in racing emotions run high and sometimes someone can loose their temper
I was a race director at my local track for over 15 years. I have also been involved with the FIA/ASN western Canada Championship. If this happened at my track, he would have been kicked out for throwing the nose pod and fined. For the attack after the race, he would be banned from any future events and I would start the process of getting his license revoked. Just pitiful.
Yep! Worked and raced at Mosport and seen 1 shoving match in the 15 years involved in Karting . I had to quit for medical reasons and it sucks. Did 1 practice and 2 days working a Ron Fellows event! Got a quick hello with him so this year was not a total waste! The one by guy I wanted to punch 7 years ago for running me off track is a good friend now! Being the owners son he should have known better . Glad this was condemned all around .Helmet throwing and intentional wrecking of cars higher up the food chain needs to stop also!
Update. The championship is on hold as the fia has revoked the dads ownership of the track. They are both banned for life. And wild guess, theres gonna be court action for the assault
@@porkpie5584 Well it appears that the track license was only temporarily suspended at that Marco Corberi still owns it, no? According to FIA documents. Also everything I saw said the ban was 15 years lol. I mean you can't revoke ownership anyways, that's criminal. Just the license.
@@verdehat8694 How old is he? Like 23 of something like that. In 15 years he’ll be 38 years old and he won’t have a good reputation. He might be able to go karting again but in series’s like F1 I don’t think anyone would wanna choose him over a faster driver. But yeah you right he could buy his way in I suppose.
I think one of the worst parts is that he seems genuinely talented and, despite the fact he has probably missed his mark for top motorsport tiers such as Formula One, he could’ve made a solid career out of racing. Shame his temper didn’t feel the same way.
His father (parents) failed at educating him as well, considering the way he acted when his son decided that a tantrum proceeded by violence was the answer. We know he took after him.
I think he had even the chance of going to f1 stll if he really wanted it (which i think he didn't). But now, not only he has lost his chance, he might have lost a chance at motorsports completely and (even) karting.
Throwing a bumper onto the track *MID-RACE* is dangerous enough, but body-slamming the person you just tried to kill after the fact is the cherry on top of the banned-for-life cake.
are you refering to Piquet, Senna and Verstappen? well, the trio got a fine each one. the problem isn't the fight itself, give them a fine just for that... but the bumper incident, yes, permaban. he could've injured the other guy, or worse a completely innocent guy that had NOTHING to do with it wich actually recieved the hit from the maneuver. i know it is a plastic thing and that probably would NOT kill him (i dunno tho, if he hit head on in the head that would be a 100G impact, well enough in the range to kill someone... even falling to a body of water with that kind of impact is enough to kill someone), but i don't wanna know the kind of damage he would take traving above 100km/h. even cotton at those speeds hurts like hell if hit head on.
@@Fireglo bruv, did you ever seen F1 driver take a part of the car and throwing it onto a track mid-race?? that alone can be seen attempted murder, and the spear tho guy and start fist fighting him after the race?? never happened in F1 before, even when someone crashed into other car on purpose, only minor skrimishes. This driver will be lucky if he doesnt end up in jail, perma-ban would be the least of his problems.
At least he didn't throw his helmet. I guess he knew he'd need it to 1- Hide his tears. 2- Protect himself against the 16 year old kid he decided to jump.
Getting called out by one of the biggest F1 drivers ever, for acting in a "disgusting" way and for being an "idiot", that should already tell you enough.
@@ConcordDown I don’t think you know much about F1. Do you know how many drivers are on the grid? Do you know how often they get swapped out? To not even know the driver really shows your ignorance. I doubt you know much about any sport to not understand such basic math. Maths the same in every language, I don’t get how you’re so bad at it
rest of the racing world: "that's it for you, you're too violent" nascar: "ey boy! I heard you're not only throwing it around the track but also throw those fists..."
Not really. Nascar, as little interest as I have in it, is all about successfully navigating around at the edge of adhesion while managing ever changing multi car aerodynamics. I'm pretty sure those people don't want to crash and burn as a matter of regularity.
@@GJR44 There's a big difference between throwing something at a car and throwing something at a human body. NASCAR fights happen but they get suspensions, huge fines, championship points revoked and a few have been arrested.
Two or three years ago, I’m pretty sure I saw someone give a back marker the finger while watching The Indy 500 on tv. On a radar gun, the driver who flipped the bird was probably would’ve been going around 355 km/ hr at the time
guys, it's ONE incident, other that this he has had a spotless record, both in racing and at school, he should be punished, but I think he just lost his temper
His apology was actually well thought out. The incident is ireedeemable but he does tell everyone that he himself is quitting motorsports because he understands that what he did was completely wrong. He also says to not be too harsh on anybody for being 'lenient' with him, because they did not have the authority to actually take away his licence. He surrendered it himself out of guilt. What he did is dangerous and stupid. But I applaud the man for coming out with a REAL apology, and not some canned response to shift blame / 'sorry you got offened' type shit.
I get angry every time I watch the footage and want them to throw the book at him but that apology seems genuine. I hope he can get some help after this.
It's good that he apologised, even better that he handed his own licence in, but he still needs to be formally banned for life by the FIA. Frankly I think he should also be investigated for assault, but that's a decision for the police.
I'm with Jenson on this one. Throwing a piece of debris like that could have potentially *killed* somebody. This goes beyond manus behaviour into criminal territory. With everything that's transpired, Corberi would be extremely lucky not to have charges pressed against him
His attitude is very much Kyle Busch. The bumper thing is more like Robby Gordan throwing his helmet at Michael Waltrip. Which, while stupid, was fairly entertaining. But for the love of god, don't throw something at a go kart. At least Waltrip was sitting in a damn car that could block the helmet
@@candle_eatist yup. While I can appreciate the skill it takes to race as hard as open wheel cars do, while still trying not to touch, everyone loves a good old bump and run
guys, it's ONE incedent, other that this he has had a spotless record, both in racing and at school, he should be punished, but I think he just lost his temper
He just announced he's retiring from Karting and Motorsport. Guess was the correct decision. But his father tho... Why? I want a logical answer to WHY?
Only thing I can think of that doesn't involve the father being a complete maniac is that he didn't see the fight start, leapt to the conclusion that the other guy was attacking his son and decided to intervene.
@@DChrisSLO Theres quite a difference in risk to each party when you throw objects at a kart vs a stockcar. Bet this guy wouldn't have the balls to try and throw something at Tony Stewart!
I agree with a ban but can we honestly say he couldn't do F2/F2? There's literally drivers who've done crazy purposeful crashes & even outright had fist fights post race & loads more stuff that's isn't so public e.g. Racist father & son ganging up an Indian driver & abusing him.....The current precedent is literally that this behavior is ok if it isn't on camera, doubt standards
guys, it's ONE incident, other that this he has had a spotless record, both in racing and at school, he should be punished, but I think he just lost his temper
Cozmo Anki He literally waited for the race to end to attack the other driver though, that was definitely planned out, and NOT because he lost his temper.
Cozmo Anki I’m pretty sure anyone waiting 15 minutes would think “Hey, maybe I shouldn’t attack this guy, maybe I should only say some things to him, maybe cuss him out a bit as I already have done something really stupid” but no, he didn’t. He waited for the other guy, after the race and absolutely done something stupid that he probably knew what he was doing
Bro I thought Russell Ingall v Mark Skaife was the most outrageous act of aggression I’d see after someone was taken out but this dude took it to another level
No doubt this guy & his Dad need major racing & legal repercussions, but I think questions need to be asked of the FIA as to why a guy hanging around a fast straight looking sketchy didn't bring out a red flag, & why a bumper thrown onto track still didn't bring out a red?!!
Throwing an object on track during a race, to me that's reckless endangerment. He threw it at a mobile opponent, that should be classed as assault. He missed his intended target resulting in another competitor getting hit and I question why the innocent party hasn't sought legal action.
its pretty sad that even after throwing a bumper at the dude and missing he and his father had to gang up on him, a 15 year old, off guard, truly a low brow move in any context
That wing might’ve cut someone, make a huge wreck on that corner, or damage a driver which could render THEM not being able to drive FOREVER. For shame.
Hi there, i wanted to share a story with you guys wich happend to me back in 2019 i was 12 years old at the time and taking part in a local karring championship ( it is a small town so no tv broadcasts or anything ) so there was this guy who joined in the championship. I must say he looked alot like mazepin spinning all the time but since then he has imporved, anyway the championship starts, and 3/10 laps in he suddenly is right behind me ( me being p5 and he p6 ) and there was a nice hairpin comming up, so i did what any karting driver would do, try to defend , so once at the hairpin, the guy goes round the outside and i had the inside, as he is comming out of the turn, he all of a sudden moved to the inside line, hitting me in the back causing me to spin out. I was very sad that day, but what cheered me up was his sportmanship, right after the race he came to me with some fries at my garage and apoligized and we shook hands and now he is my best friend... It was a pretty crazy experience hitting the wall that hard ( there is not alot of runnof area ). So thats my story i wanted to share with youguys, i could've also decided to throw a part of my kart at the dude but i didnt😄 thanks for reading tho.
FYI for anyone checking this out late, the FIA recently landed on a punishment. Corberi has a 15 year ban. I'd say that's reasonable. Not sure if his father faced any punishment, but he should have.
@John Citizen i feel like that's just a case of someone pronouncing a particular word differently. He doesn't sound as Aussie as he does kiwi, and he ain't no American. I feel like I can say that because despite being kiwi I've grown up in Australia my whole life. I can distinguish a kiwi and Aussie accent well enough I reckon. But hey, that's just me.
I remember an incident with my older brother about 10 years ago that was like this. I was 11 and he was 14, it was his birthday and he and his friends went to go karting and so I went with them. After the race I topped the leaderboard, and unsurprisingly my brother was mad that his little brother beat him on his special day, and like any 14 year old that thinks he's hot shit, he decided to fight me (Back then I played Rugby and was just as big as him so I kicked his ass.) The thing is, we were just kids and we acted like kids, but Luca is 23 and that behavior is unacceptable for an adult.
I started karting in 1967. I'm glad I'm too old to race karts anymore. The on the track and off the track behavior of todays young kart drivers is disgusting. A true reflection of today's society.
Given I've only been karting a year now I can't say much, but from what I've seen you're looking for any excuse to confirm your biases. Sure, I've seen a few messed up things on social media relating to intentional sabotage of other drivers, but quite frankly pretty much everyone I meet are perfectly fine and a bunch of fun. So personally I don't see why you need to throw in everyone else when one or two idiots appear. You haven't even mentioned any examples, and what examples exist are clearly one offs. So I consider your claims self evidently false for the most part. By the way, Karting has Masters classes, you are never too old for it. My local karting place has a number of 50+ guys.
well at least you cleared up one thing that's been roaming around the internet, the guy he assulted was NOT 13 years old like i saw on every other post
guys, it's ONE incident, other that this he has had a spotless record, both in racing and at school, he should be punished, but I think he just lost his temper
His statement is as follows about the issue: "I'd like to apologize to the motorsport community for what I've done. There are no excuses to explain why I've done such a disgraceful act, this has been something I've never done in my 15 years of career, and I really hope it won't be seen by anybody else in the future. After the race, once i've been called by the sporting judges, I've asked them to take my licence away because I was fully conscious about my irreparable mistakes, but as they showed me, they don't have the power for doing it, it's written in the international rules, so please, don't be against them, they were just doing their work in the best way they could. For this reason I've decided to don't take part to any other motorsport competition for the rest of my life, that's not a self justice, it's simply the right thing to do. My family has been in karting since 1985, we've seen it grow, we've seen the best and the worst part of it. This episode will be remember as one of the worst in our sport and that's something I'll never forget. I'm not asking any indulgence, because I don't deserve it. I will totally agree with the punishments required. I'm writing today to say sorry even if it's not enough, because after all the bad things that happened during this event, the worst ever has been done by me, a guy who love this sport and after the worst day of his life will still remember his good racing memories. Thank you"
@Lord Mahaveer Maldonado Conspiracy theory - the boy was forced into karting by his father, and felt he had no way to make anything of his life other than karting, which he secretly hates. The only way he could escape his father's pressure was by getting banned from the sport by some other authority. Therefore, he thought of the most illegal thing he could do and waited for an opportunity to make it appear caused by anger. When he got driven off, he had planned to throw something on the track, so he grabbed the only piece of debris from his own cart and threw it believably, but ineffectively, on the track. Fearing that would not be enough, he then proceeded to start a fight in the pits - not actually injuring anyone, but making sure his behavior was inexcusable. Later, he finds out that the relevant authorities can't actually ban him for life, and has to paint himself into a corner - tying his father's business reputation to his very public, very loud promise never to kart again. He then goes on to chase his dream, his scheme successful. Whether his father is aware of his scheme or not, his career is unsalvageable, and therefore his future is his own.
The best part of the clip of a guy dropping his pizza while trying to catch a baseball is after he went back and got a hotdog, another home run was hit right to his seat only for him drop the hotdog trying to catch this one. 😂
The hell are you on about? a lot of amazing drivers that are absolutely F1 material are still racing karts, all of them are driving KZ karts which are honestly the scariest things on 4 wheels since Group B and Superkarts.
@BallersKingdom Have you ever raced karts? I’m not talking about those rental karting places but the two stroke karts and especially shifter karts, they’re fucking intense some F1 drivers even say shifter karts are more physical than F1. The races are always intense and really it’s just a lot of fun, obviously all of the drivers in karting wanted to race cars but who knows maybe because they dont have money ( one the of world champions right now said thats pretty much the reason why they cant get into cars ) or they just race to have fun. Some drivers also coach other karts and help the kart manufacturers develop their kart. Another reason is that karting is the easiest type of motorsport to get into, if you have a kart and the track is open you can practice with just a few preparations unlike cars.
In Australia we had similar incidents of violence in pit area after a race and each time they were banned for years. The other issue that I don't think may people are discussing is how did the track officials let him stand there waiting for him in the pit lane? Surely that failure by the officials required examination also. Great video please keep up the great work.
people dont seem to think that him throwing a part of his kart at someone could of seriously injured someone or killed them. it is totally unacceptable
That's soul crushing. Granted it's hard to let an incident go when adrenaline is flowing, we've all been there, but it's very dangerous to retaliate. Unfortunately the outfall of that jackass stunt and his racing career termination will haunt him for years to come.
Still though the track Lonato is honestly an incredible track, and it is so so iconic and legendary in the karting world. Only problem is that the owners are terrible
Be honest, this incident reminds me of a video from a motorcycle road racing event in Indonesia (I forgot which city hosted the event) that went viral in 2017. In that video one of the riders who wears a high visibility vest was crashed into the barrier by another rider until he fell off, and runs away from him. The hapless rider then waited for the rider who dumped him earlier to come around while picking up a sandbag used as the track's barrier, and then throwing the sandbag towards the rider in question once he comes around. I forgot which rider was hit by the thrown sandbag, but the rider which was hit by the sandbag fell off and try to pick up a fight with the rider in the hi-vis vest who threw the sandbag towards him. Eventually those two were disqualified from the event. One glimpse at this incident reminds me of that Indonesian road racing incident, which I think would land a blow similar to Little Boy Atomic Bomb to the respective motorsport discipline.
I really can’t say my position on this because I do the same thing to the AI driver in f1 2020, difference is I lost a front wing in a video game and didn’t potentially kill someone
guys, it's ONE incident, other that this he has had a spotless record, both in racing and at school, he should be punished, but I think he just lost his temper
@@isrcinimatic587 there is losing your temper then there is wanting to hurt someone regardless of history. He should know about image more than anyone the importance of image.
@@isrcinimatic587 no, it was two distinct incidents, both with premeditation. It's not like the two drivers span off and they had some shoving in the gravel trap - the guy thought about it, planned it, targeted the other driver and there was the potential for serious harm. Additionally a third, uninvolved, driver was put at risk.
can we have a racing series with all the manuses in it? Including the MotoGP rider who pulled the other guys brake lever? ... and have Martin Schanche as the Grand Marshall. Im joking obviously !
guys, it's ONE incident, other that this he has had a spotless record, both in racing and at school, he should be punished, but I think he just lost his temper
I have several questions 1. How did I get her after looking at news from my country 2. Why did news lead me here 3. Why am I still watching this 4. this is actually a good video and I subbed 5. Why was that last one not a question
Jos Verstappen fractured a guys skull in the late 90's over a karting dispute (long before Max). Then theres the allegations and charges from former partners, plus the time his own father Frans dropped charges against Jos. Wouldn't be suprised there were incidents with Jos during Max's carting career, but all hushed up Really hope Max can be a different type of guy that his father was, however the Ocon incident in Brazil 2018 has me worried.
Some good rehab for Corberi would be a drive in either Rally or Australian Supercars. Both are hard, rough sports which involve a lot of grit and resilience. Particularly in the Bathurst 1'000 (Today, actually), if you're taken out you don't abuse the other driver/s, you just go into the pits, get fixed up and keep going. Similar for Rally, but you take the damage on the chin. Little too aggressive through a corner and bend your control arm? Get it to the end, that stint won't be your last for the day (unless it's irreparable). Find a stone or tree stump on the road and push your strut tower through your bonnet? Doesn't matter, keep going.
Usually Italian kart drivers in green tracksuit throw banana skin on track, not kart bumper
Underrated
lmao this is a G comment (see what I did there)
one of the best comments ever
uhhhh-WWAAAAA HAAAAAAA
😂😂
“Keep it respectful, be wholesome, don’t be a Luca Corberi, and as always, I’ll see you all later.”
lol
I would love for this to become a motif in Josh's upcoming videos.
Amen!
Was genuinely expecting him today this😂
Of you ever feel yourself enraged by something. Just ask yourself. What would Luca Corberi do. And do the opposite.
"Spoiled rich child throws bumper like a spoiled rich child"
"...and cant even do that right"
Fixed their title
Shut up you poor dosser of a victim.
@@paulbell4845 who took the end off your name?
Very poor sportsmanship. he clearly need to start growing up, take responsibility and learn about life
Ok, let's get to the facts:
-23 years old karting driver with 15 years of experience, gets thrown off the race by an accident.
-He then tries to throw a kart part into the driver who took him off.
Alright, he was in anger. But he's 23 and have 15 years of experience, which driver who has so many years of experience would do the same act? Is he not used to accidents in motor sports?!
After the race, he had enough time to cooldown and apologize for his 5 y/o behavior, but no, he decided to assault the driver.
not a minor, Ippolito is 24 or 23, something like that
wait WHAT
@@ruthswann88 he's 25 actually, near enough :)
@@pftvfc66 Oh crap, I'm sorry for my bad research.
Yeah, this goes far beyond being a mere Maldonado. Ippolito's DSQ suggests that the CIK is not being entirely truthful and that he did do something wrong in advance. Nothing would ever justify what Corberi did, but considering he was in with the likes of Stroll and Russell back in the day I reckon that, if he'd done stuff like this before, we would've heard about it by now, especially after this incident was filmed and revealed. Worse yet, this happened in an event that he entered seemingly for fun after a break from 2017 to 2020, and he was only mid-pack when the collision happened, so it's not like there should've been anything at stake here.
I'm going with a combination of 2 factors: mental issues (owing in no small part to having an utterly psycho father) and Ippolito crashing into Corberi on purpose.
OK, he's 23 years old and not exactly a "kid". I"m more shocked that his father participated rather than held his son back. he seems to me to be the bigger idiot of the two. I guess apples and trees etc.
The son learned it from his father.
They're italian, not surprisng really, lol.
@@joim3480 🤔
Father being bigger idiot than son who committed assault x2 over a game
Father like son expression comes to mind
Corberi: throws bumper
Every motorsport fan: congratulations, you played yourself
Another one!
And he missed
guys, it's ONE incedent, other that this he has had a spotless record, both in racing and at school, he should be punished, but I think he just lost his temper
@@isrcinimatic587 This is a joke, right?
@@MaineDoom I don't see anyone saying Max Verstappen should be banned for his incident in Brazil with Ocon
The fact that his dad joined in says it all... a good dad would be stopping him from embarrassing himself
Looks like he gets his anger issues from his dad.
guys, it's ONE incident, other that this he has had a spotless record, both in racing and at school, he should be punished, but I think he just lost his temper
Cozmo Anki All it’s takes is for someone to commit ONE crime and they become a criminal. He’s old enough to know better.
Cozmo Anki so if i murder or rape someone its just one incident and i should be forgiven? Check yourself
xwarped83 ya, but it doesn’t mean that you’re a bad person, no one is talking about how many times he got punted out of a race by the guy he threw the bumper at, I’m not saying he was in the right, but in racing emotions run high and sometimes someone can loose their temper
I was a race director at my local track for over 15 years. I have also been involved with the FIA/ASN western Canada Championship. If this happened at my track, he would have been kicked out for throwing the nose pod and fined. For the attack after the race, he would be banned from any future events and I would start the process of getting his license revoked. Just pitiful.
Yep! Worked and raced at Mosport and seen 1 shoving match in the 15 years involved in Karting . I had to quit for medical reasons and it sucks. Did 1 practice and 2 days working a Ron Fellows event! Got a quick hello with him so this year was not a total waste! The one by guy I wanted to punch 7 years ago for running me off track is a good friend now! Being the owners son he should have known better . Glad this was condemned all around .Helmet throwing and intentional wrecking of cars higher up the food chain needs to stop also!
Update. The championship is on hold as the fia has revoked the dads ownership of the track. They are both banned for life. And wild guess, theres gonna be court action for the assault
Noice
Source? Just asking.
@@somerandominternetuser9172 my grandpa owns a go-kart team and was there
@@porkpie5584 Well it appears that the track license was only temporarily suspended at that Marco Corberi still owns it, no? According to FIA documents. Also everything I saw said the ban was 15 years lol.
I mean you can't revoke ownership anyways, that's criminal. Just the license.
wasn't that the last race though?
Damn he beat Stroll and George at karting. Now they’re both at F1 and Luca has a 15 year ban.😂
@@verdehat8694 Probably but he won’t be too good either and he’ll be hated 1000x more than Mazepin.
@@verdehat8694 How old is he? Like 23 of something like that. In 15 years he’ll be 38 years old and he won’t have a good reputation. He might be able to go karting again but in series’s like F1 I don’t think anyone would wanna choose him over a faster driver. But yeah you right he could buy his way in I suppose.
Luca Corberi gets a 15-year ban. Nikita Mazepin gets a one-race ban. Double standards in plain sight!
Play stupid games, win stupid prizes.
I think one of the worst parts is that he seems genuinely talented and, despite the fact he has probably missed his mark for top motorsport tiers such as Formula One, he could’ve made a solid career out of racing. Shame his temper didn’t feel the same way.
At least he probably had more talent than lord mahaveer
Lord Darthus Come on man! Lord Mahaveer was the most talented driver in F2 since forever. He just got jetlagged 😡
His father (parents) failed at educating him as well, considering the way he acted when his son decided that a tantrum proceeded by violence was the answer. We know he took after him.
I think he had even the chance of going to f1 stll if he really wanted it (which i think he didn't). But now, not only he has lost his chance, he might have lost a chance at motorsports completely and (even) karting.
That's sounds very Maldonado-y
100% manus. Terrible behavior.
100% perfect spelling
100% Luca Corberi
Only Luca Ghiotto,Antonio Giovinazzi and Tonio Liuzzi was the best italians
@@Ayad719 Alberto Ascari?
@@jonathanbuckley3254 I'm still trying to work out what manus means
Honestly man you got this out so quickly I thought it was a livestream!
Great to see your channel growing
haha glad to see u here too lol
Both you and him makes great content
Throwing a bumper onto the track *MID-RACE* is dangerous enough, but body-slamming the person you just tried to kill after the fact is the cherry on top of the banned-for-life cake.
It should be noted that Formula 1 drivers who attack their fellow driver after a collision don't get banned.
are you refering to Piquet, Senna and Verstappen? well, the trio got a fine each one. the problem isn't the fight itself, give them a fine just for that... but the bumper incident, yes, permaban. he could've injured the other guy, or worse a completely innocent guy that had NOTHING to do with it wich actually recieved the hit from the maneuver. i know it is a plastic thing and that probably would NOT kill him (i dunno tho, if he hit head on in the head that would be a 100G impact, well enough in the range to kill someone... even falling to a body of water with that kind of impact is enough to kill someone), but i don't wanna know the kind of damage he would take traving above 100km/h. even cotton at those speeds hurts like hell if hit head on.
@@Fireglo There are levels to that. No F1 driver ever body checked the people they were mad at into a fucking wall.
@@Fireglo bruv, did you ever seen F1 driver take a part of the car and throwing it onto a track mid-race?? that alone can be seen attempted murder, and the spear tho guy and start fist fighting him after the race?? never happened in F1 before, even when someone crashed into other car on purpose, only minor skrimishes. This driver will be lucky if he doesnt end up in jail, perma-ban would be the least of his problems.
@@x340x not in a court of law it can't.
At least he didn't throw his helmet. I guess he knew he'd need it to
1- Hide his tears.
2- Protect himself against the 16 year old kid he decided to jump.
He’d be prime NASCAR material if he could throw helmets… unfortunately he’s not even good at that
Getting called out by one of the biggest F1 drivers ever, for acting in a "disgusting" way and for being an "idiot", that should already tell you enough.
One of the biggest as if top 5?10?50?
@@ConcordDown He's won 1 more WDC than you. There have been 33 F1 world champions so he's at least top 33.
@@saranwangkiat6583 so everyone is biggest F1 drivers ever ? I don't think you understand the concept
@@ConcordDown The comment was about Jenson Button calling out at 3:19
@@ConcordDown I don’t think you know much about F1. Do you know how many drivers are on the grid? Do you know how often they get swapped out? To not even know the driver really shows your ignorance. I doubt you know much about any sport to not understand such basic math. Maths the same in every language, I don’t get how you’re so bad at it
He got a 15 year ban in all types of motorsports by the FIA, what a big gg for him
the only thing the FIA got right...
But he can join IndyCar
rest of the racing world: "that's it for you, you're too violent"
nascar: "ey boy! I heard you're not only throwing it around the track but also throw those fists..."
Not really. Nascar, as little interest as I have in it, is all about successfully navigating around at the edge of adhesion while managing ever changing multi car aerodynamics. I'm pretty sure those people don't want to crash and burn as a matter of regularity.
@@RickOAA you're not wrong, but it's not uncommon for NASCAR to have some fistfights or drivers throwing gloves or helmets at other cars
Well the difference is age, NASCAR are adults not 15 year olds and majority of the time they attempt to hold the drivers back
@@RickOAA Throwing helmets is pretty common since they have a helmet throw tierlist.
@@GJR44 There's a big difference between throwing something at a car and throwing something at a human body. NASCAR fights happen but they get suspensions, huge fines, championship points revoked and a few have been arrested.
If that fender he threw struck a driver's head, he'd be in jail now.
Rich italian families rarely see court dates let alone jail time.
@Jeff if this happened stateside, He'd have an attempted murder charge.
"I guess you could say that was... IMPPOLITEO!" - Josh Revell 2020
As a karter i can't consider me doing this. I can only consider putting the finger to a blue flag kart that punted me to the shadow realm.
Sounds fun
Two or three years ago, I’m pretty sure I saw someone give a back marker the finger while watching The Indy 500 on tv. On a radar gun, the driver who flipped the bird was probably would’ve been going around 355 km/ hr at the time
Anything would be better than throwing things
guys, it's ONE incident, other that this he has had a spotless record, both in racing and at school, he should be punished, but I think he just lost his temper
Sounds James Hunt-ish. I'd rather walk away, off the track to cool myself off when that happens on me
Dan Ticktum looks like an absolute angel compared to that manus
I don't know about that Dan did kamikaze another driver.
@@saibattu7745 Dan didnt chuck pieces of bodywork or have a punchup though lol
@@MrBlazemaster525 True Dan didn't throw wings or firsts.
Ticktum just went straight for the person in his car
I dunno, using your whole car to attack someone seems way worse than part of the bodywork
His apology was actually well thought out. The incident is ireedeemable but he does tell everyone that he himself is quitting motorsports because he understands that what he did was completely wrong. He also says to not be too harsh on anybody for being 'lenient' with him, because they did not have the authority to actually take away his licence. He surrendered it himself out of guilt.
What he did is dangerous and stupid. But I applaud the man for coming out with a REAL apology, and not some canned response to shift blame / 'sorry you got offened' type shit.
I get angry every time I watch the footage and want them to throw the book at him but that apology seems genuine. I hope he can get some help after this.
It's good that he apologised, even better that he handed his own licence in, but he still needs to be formally banned for life by the FIA.
Frankly I think he should also be investigated for assault, but that's a decision for the police.
I’m 100% sure that he didn’t write that himself.
It could also be said he quit to hopefully avoid any penalties. Especially considering his dad also got involved.
@@capitalcitygiant I would press charges on both him and his father.
I'm with Jenson on this one. Throwing a piece of debris like that could have potentially *killed* somebody. This goes beyond manus behaviour into criminal territory. With everything that's transpired, Corberi would be extremely lucky not to have charges pressed against him
Corberi can always race in NASCAR. He can be the Italian Kyle Busch.
Caillio Buscci
His attitude is very much Kyle Busch. The bumper thing is more like Robby Gordan throwing his helmet at Michael Waltrip. Which, while stupid, was fairly entertaining. But for the love of god, don't throw something at a go kart. At least Waltrip was sitting in a damn car that could block the helmet
@@tylercady3985 at least nascar fans are in for the rubbing and racing, karting is supposed to stay nice and clean
@@candle_eatist yup. While I can appreciate the skill it takes to race as hard as open wheel cars do, while still trying not to touch, everyone loves a good old bump and run
says alot about you yanks
This goes beyond the FIA's jurisdiction, this has to be elevated to a police issue!
Exactly what I was thinking, the other driver has every right to press charges against him.
This. Life ban from karting, and let the justice system deal with the rest. Being hit with objects at that speed can do serious harm.
guys, it's ONE incedent, other that this he has had a spotless record, both in racing and at school, he should be punished, but I think he just lost his temper
@@isrcinimatic587 Assault is assault. Can't trust the guy to not do it again!
TastyCrayon I’m sure that at least once at school you did something stupid, and should you still be judged by it?
He just announced he's retiring from Karting and Motorsport.
Guess was the correct decision. But his father tho...
Why? I want a logical answer to WHY?
Only thing I can think of that doesn't involve the father being a complete maniac is that he didn't see the fight start, leapt to the conclusion that the other guy was attacking his son and decided to intervene.
Lawrence Stroll would just buy their team and sack whichever driver messed with Lance 😂
@@fkez0510 I mean that's the correct way to do it why would you lift a finger in violence that's gross... We are civilized people 😆😂🤣
I don't know if you have kids but. that's his baby boy. Not an excuse for such disgusting unprofessional behavior
@@joshuachandra6677 A 23 years old guy is not a baby boy and could defend himself...
That guy threw his professional career on the track along with the parts
This is on the level of that dude in superbikes who grabbed the handbrake of one his opponents.
Just imagine if he would have made direct contact with that spoiler to the face of either of those drivers.
Nico Rosberg: "Is his career over?"
"you can't really tell"
@@GTDpowah "bwoah..."
"yes, yes i know what I'm doing"
It actually is, he announced he was retiring
Sure, surely, sure, sure ... as Nico Rosberg would say
He doesn't have to give up racing for life, he just needs to move to Charlotte and get a ride in NASCAR where that kind of crap is encouraged!
or to Milton Keynes and get a ride in BTCC - oh hang on, nobody throws temper tantrum like that in BTCC
yeah, exactly my thoughts. in USA they just laugh if something like this happens..we try to be a bit too much PC here i think..
@@DChrisSLO Theres quite a difference in risk to each party when you throw objects at a kart vs a stockcar. Bet this guy wouldn't have the balls to try and throw something at Tony Stewart!
@@mattteee2973 yeah, Smoke proved you shouldn't confront somebody in a car when you're not in one.
I agree with a ban but can we honestly say he couldn't do F2/F2? There's literally drivers who've done crazy purposeful crashes & even outright had fist fights post race & loads more stuff that's isn't so public e.g. Racist father & son ganging up an Indian driver & abusing him.....The current precedent is literally that this behavior is ok if it isn't on camera, doubt standards
Coberi, in the mirror: "I'm about to end this man's whole career"
Sooo... 1:56.. About this @tommof1 vs @joshrevell rap battle..?
Congrats on putting together that bit for the Race. Hope they take you on to do more stuff with them.
Not even Santino Ferrucci dared to do something like that...that says something
Was waiting for this...time to grab the popcorn
guys, it's ONE incident, other that this he has had a spotless record, both in racing and at school, he should be punished, but I think he just lost his temper
@@isrcinimatic587 it's copy paste, so your opinion literally holds 0 value
Cozmo Anki He literally waited for the race to end to attack the other driver though, that was definitely planned out, and NOT because he lost his temper.
@@zeyzerx3722 he just lost his temper
Cozmo Anki I’m pretty sure anyone waiting 15 minutes would think “Hey, maybe I shouldn’t attack this guy, maybe I should only say some things to him, maybe cuss him out a bit as I already have done something really stupid” but no, he didn’t. He waited for the other guy, after the race and absolutely done something stupid that he probably knew what he was doing
Corberi and Ferrucci, keeping up the tradition of aggro Italian racing dads
2:24 the way he turned up🤣😄😂
Bro I thought Russell Ingall v Mark Skaife was the most outrageous act of aggression I’d see after someone was taken out but this dude took it to another level
No doubt this guy & his Dad need major racing & legal repercussions, but I think questions need to be asked of the FIA as to why a guy hanging around a fast straight looking sketchy didn't bring out a red flag, & why a bumper thrown onto track still didn't bring out a red?!!
He should be arrested at the spot!
Why wasn't he removed from the trackside too?
Throwing an object on track during a race, to me that's reckless endangerment. He threw it at a mobile opponent, that should be classed as assault. He missed his intended target resulting in another competitor getting hit and I question why the innocent party hasn't sought legal action.
its pretty sad that even after throwing a bumper at the dude and missing he and his father had to gang up on him, a 15 year old, off guard, truly a low brow move in any context
I mean... just seems like a typical Sunday at the NASCAR track to me. Lol
I guess Luigi got tired of living in Mario's shadow.
The story got so out off hand even, penguinz0 (Charlie White) is covering it.
FIA has just given him a 15 year ban
Luca Corberi gets a 15-year ban. Nikita Mazepin gets a one-race ban. Double standards in plain sight!
FIA banned him from racing for 15 years. He is not allowed to race until 2036.
I like how you toss in your own music at the end there. Video creators are just generally creative people it seems. Great vid.
That's not him...
If that's not what you meant then okay.
What kind of father assaults somebody in defense of his 23 year old grown ass son? This explains A LOT.
It used to be. Don't be Mahaveer. Thanks to this we have "Don't be a Corberi"
That wing might’ve cut someone, make a huge wreck on that corner, or damage a driver which could render THEM not being able to drive FOREVER. For shame.
Hi there, i wanted to share a story with you guys wich happend to me back in 2019 i was 12 years old at the time and taking part in a local karring championship ( it is a small town so no tv broadcasts or anything ) so there was this guy who joined in the championship. I must say he looked alot like mazepin spinning all the time but since then he has imporved, anyway the championship starts, and 3/10 laps in he suddenly is right behind me ( me being p5 and he p6 ) and there was a nice hairpin comming up, so i did what any karting driver would do, try to defend , so once at the hairpin, the guy goes round the outside and i had the inside, as he is comming out of the turn, he all of a sudden moved to the inside line, hitting me in the back causing me to spin out. I was very sad that day, but what cheered me up was his sportmanship, right after the race he came to me with some fries at my garage and apoligized and we shook hands and now he is my best friend... It was a pretty crazy experience hitting the wall that hard ( there is not alot of runnof area ). So thats my story i wanted to share with youguys, i could've also decided to throw a part of my kart at the dude but i didnt😄 thanks for reading tho.
Nothing just an inCHident - Charles Leclerc
And he’s banned for 15 years
FYI for anyone checking this out late, the FIA recently landed on a punishment. Corberi has a 15 year ban. I'd say that's reasonable. Not sure if his father faced any punishment, but he should have.
I read somewhere that he lost ownership of the race track because the FIA just threw him out but I don't know how accurate that is
15 year ban is pretty much his racing career is over
*he needs some advice from robby gordon & tony stewart on his accuracy*
Hahaha good one
Credit where it’s due my friend.
2:37 what father/son connection is he referring to?
Santino Ferucci and his father, who were incredibly racist towards Arjun Maini back in 2018
@@Altern8One thank you, had to rewatch the video after 1year to know what allt his was about, but finally got my answer :) very much appreciated!
110,000 subs? Shiiiiiiii. I remember when I found your channel a while ago and you had less than 3000 subs. Good to see some NZ recognition 🇳🇿
@John Citizen bro I'm literally kiwi
@John Citizen hmmmmm he ain't got a full on hori accent but he sounds pretty kiwi imo
@John Citizen i feel like that's just a case of someone pronouncing a particular word differently. He doesn't sound as Aussie as he does kiwi, and he ain't no American. I feel like I can say that because despite being kiwi I've grown up in Australia my whole life. I can distinguish a kiwi and Aussie accent well enough I reckon. But hey, that's just me.
@John Citizen goes to show everyone is different.
“Ruck clean out” 😂😂. That was amazing
I remember an incident with my older brother about 10 years ago that was like this. I was 11 and he was 14, it was his birthday and he and his friends went to go karting and so I went with them. After the race I topped the leaderboard, and unsurprisingly my brother was mad that his little brother beat him on his special day, and like any 14 year old that thinks he's hot shit, he decided to fight me (Back then I played Rugby and was just as big as him so I kicked his ass.) The thing is, we were just kids and we acted like kids, but Luca is 23 and that behavior is unacceptable for an adult.
I never thought that anything interesting or controversial ever happens in Karting. I didn't think that I would be proved wrong by what I just saw.
I started karting in 1967. I'm glad I'm too old to race karts anymore. The on the track and off the track behavior of todays young kart drivers is disgusting. A true reflection of today's society.
Given I've only been karting a year now I can't say much, but from what I've seen you're looking for any excuse to confirm your biases. Sure, I've seen a few messed up things on social media relating to intentional sabotage of other drivers, but quite frankly pretty much everyone I meet are perfectly fine and a bunch of fun. So personally I don't see why you need to throw in everyone else when one or two idiots appear. You haven't even mentioned any examples, and what examples exist are clearly one offs. So I consider your claims self evidently false for the most part.
By the way, Karting has Masters classes, you are never too old for it. My local karting place has a number of 50+ guys.
Wow, it's already been 2 years? Swear you posted it yesterday
well at least you cleared up one thing that's been roaming around the internet, the guy he assulted was NOT 13 years old like i saw on every other post
Is that you, Romano Fenati?
Just what I was thinking 😂
Accept Fenati is still racing and did not voluntarily resign from motorsport.
guys, it's ONE incident, other that this he has had a spotless record, both in racing and at school, he should be punished, but I think he just lost his temper
His statement is as follows about the issue:
"I'd like to apologize to the motorsport community for what I've done. There are no excuses to explain why I've done such a disgraceful act, this has been something I've never done in my 15 years of career, and I really hope it won't be seen by anybody else in the future.
After the race, once i've been called by the sporting judges, I've asked them to take my licence away because I was fully conscious about my irreparable mistakes, but as they showed me, they don't have the power for doing it, it's written in the international rules, so please, don't be against them, they were just doing their work in the best way they could. For this reason I've decided to don't take part to any other motorsport competition for the rest of my life, that's not a self justice, it's simply the right thing to do. My family has been in karting since 1985, we've seen it grow, we've seen the best and the worst part of it. This episode will be remember as one of the worst in our sport and that's something I'll never forget.
I'm not asking any indulgence, because I don't deserve it. I will totally agree with the punishments required.
I'm writing today to say sorry even if it's not enough, because after all the bad things that happened during this event, the worst ever has been done by me, a guy who love this sport and after the worst day of his life will still remember his good racing memories. Thank you"
@Lord Mahaveer Maldonado or its just adrenaline
@Lord Mahaveer Maldonado Conspiracy theory - the boy was forced into karting by his father, and felt he had no way to make anything of his life other than karting, which he secretly hates. The only way he could escape his father's pressure was by getting banned from the sport by some other authority.
Therefore, he thought of the most illegal thing he could do and waited for an opportunity to make it appear caused by anger. When he got driven off, he had planned to throw something on the track, so he grabbed the only piece of debris from his own cart and threw it believably, but ineffectively, on the track.
Fearing that would not be enough, he then proceeded to start a fight in the pits - not actually injuring anyone, but making sure his behavior was inexcusable.
Later, he finds out that the relevant authorities can't actually ban him for life, and has to paint himself into a corner - tying his father's business reputation to his very public, very loud promise never to kart again.
He then goes on to chase his dream, his scheme successful. Whether his father is aware of his scheme or not, his career is unsalvageable, and therefore his future is his own.
That’s like taking your steering wheel out of your f1 car and throwing it at your competitors
remember vettel picking up his front wing after his crash in sochi qualifying? imagine if he threw it at Leclerc who passed by, absolutely disgusting
barichello at monaco is a yoke
Ham did it in Valencia 2012
@@Blueflag04 proof
When the video starts I feel like Daniel Ric is speaking
yes we needed to see this. Good work.
he got a 15 year ban
At least his daddy owns the track so he can play with his kart still
ROK is pronounced in 1 word, like Rock.
The best part of the clip of a guy dropping his pizza while trying to catch a baseball is after he went back and got a hotdog, another home run was hit right to his seat only for him drop the hotdog trying to catch this one. 😂
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WAIT A SECOND, he's 23 years old with 15 years of experience... and he's still racing Karts? This is starting to make sense now!
The hell are you on about? a lot of amazing drivers that are absolutely F1 material are still racing karts, all of them are driving KZ karts which are honestly the scariest things on 4 wheels since Group B and Superkarts.
@BallersKingdom Have you ever raced karts? I’m not talking about those rental karting places but the two stroke karts and especially shifter karts, they’re fucking intense some F1 drivers even say shifter karts are more physical than F1. The races are always intense and really it’s just a lot of fun, obviously all of the drivers in karting wanted to race cars but who knows maybe because they dont have money ( one the of world champions right now said thats pretty much the reason why they cant get into cars ) or they just race to have fun. Some drivers also coach other karts and help the kart manufacturers develop their kart. Another reason is that karting is the easiest type of motorsport to get into, if you have a kart and the track is open you can practice with just a few preparations unlike cars.
I was LITERALLY WATCHING the clip of it again when the notification for this video popped up. 🤣
Honestly I’m amazed the guy he *actually* threw the bumper at didn’t come looking for a fight. Life ban for sure.
All people engaged in any professional sport should have this tatooed somewhere on their body: "Don´t be a Luca Corberi"
In Australia we had similar incidents of violence in pit area after a race and each time they were banned for years. The other issue that I don't think may people are discussing is how did the track officials let him stand there waiting for him in the pit lane? Surely that failure by the officials required examination also. Great video please keep up the great work.
people dont seem to think that him throwing a part of his kart at someone could of seriously injured someone or killed them. it is totally unacceptable
That's soul crushing. Granted it's hard to let an incident go when adrenaline is flowing, we've all been there, but it's very dangerous to retaliate.
Unfortunately the outfall of that jackass stunt and his racing career termination will haunt him for years to come.
Hope his dad feels like the big man unprovoked attacking someone half his age. His track should be excluded from use from now on.
Maybe he quit to absorb all the blame and hopefully avoid just that from happening.
Still though the track Lonato is honestly an incredible track, and it is so so iconic and legendary in the karting world. Only problem is that the owners are terrible
I believe the emotional child quit racing because it was damage control
@@tylahrs True, but the problem with people like that, they think they are above everyone else because they can buy their way out.
stairmand yeah
Most hated father son duo until the Mazepins pulled up
Be honest, this incident reminds me of a video from a motorcycle road racing event in Indonesia (I forgot which city hosted the event) that went viral in 2017. In that video one of the riders who wears a high visibility vest was crashed into the barrier by another rider until he fell off, and runs away from him. The hapless rider then waited for the rider who dumped him earlier to come around while picking up a sandbag used as the track's barrier, and then throwing the sandbag towards the rider in question once he comes around. I forgot which rider was hit by the thrown sandbag, but the rider which was hit by the sandbag fell off and try to pick up a fight with the rider in the hi-vis vest who threw the sandbag towards him. Eventually those two were disqualified from the event. One glimpse at this incident reminds me of that Indonesian road racing incident, which I think would land a blow similar to Little Boy Atomic Bomb to the respective motorsport discipline.
I really can’t say my position on this because I do the same thing to the AI driver in f1 2020, difference is I lost a front wing in a video game and didn’t potentially kill someone
Ah well, same thing
Who's here after the 15 year ban?
Yup
I hope he gets a lifetime ban
He apologised on twitter and retired from racing as it is less embarrassing than a lifetime ban.
guys, it's ONE incident, other that this he has had a spotless record, both in racing and at school, he should be punished, but I think he just lost his temper
@@isrcinimatic587 there is losing your temper then there is wanting to hurt someone regardless of history. He should know about image more than anyone the importance of image.
@@isrcinimatic587 no, it was two distinct incidents, both with premeditation. It's not like the two drivers span off and they had some shoving in the gravel trap - the guy thought about it, planned it, targeted the other driver and there was the potential for serious harm. Additionally a third, uninvolved, driver was put at risk.
@@tomwebb3081 not 2, only 1
Love the content mate 🤙🏽 From Aussie land
That Fable beat in the background, wonderfull
can we have a racing series with all the manuses in it? Including the MotoGP rider who pulled the other guys brake lever? ... and have Martin Schanche as the Grand Marshall. Im joking obviously !
Sounds like you have just created the real life version of death race lol.
@@leethomas769 would make for good tv
you mean you're not talking about NASCAR?
I still would like to see the initial reason for this
Seems like there is no footage
No one saw it sadly
I’m imagining a Suzuka 1990 high speed dive, but somehow the kart on the inside stayed on track
guys, it's ONE incident, other that this he has had a spotless record, both in racing and at school, he should be punished, but I think he just lost his temper
I don’t want to defend violence but depending on what he did I can understand his reaction (but not justify it).
Man: throws bumper trying to hurt someone
people: OMFG BAN HIM!!!
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I have several questions
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I feel like the same could have happend with Verstappen in his rookie years.
Verstappen is one month younger than Corberi though. :)
Actually him and Leclerc go way back, Leclerc did an Austria 2019 on Verstappen in their karting years and Leclerc saying “It was a racing incident”
Thomas John Solidum because it’s common in karting, we see it less in f1 but it’s a fair move, on the outside you need to back out that’s it
Jos Verstappen fractured a guys skull in the late 90's over a karting dispute (long before Max). Then theres the allegations and charges from former partners, plus the time his own father Frans dropped charges against Jos.
Wouldn't be suprised there were incidents with Jos during Max's carting career, but all hushed up
Really hope Max can be a different type of guy that his father was, however the Ocon incident in Brazil 2018 has me worried.
@@mitchellbaker4847 mate-you should get a crystal ball..you'd make a lot of cash!!
i feel really bad for Corberi, he literally threw talent away like that :(
Nice insight, and being a complete clot is never welcome. Looking forward to more FIA action that is actually purposeful
Some good rehab for Corberi would be a drive in either Rally or Australian Supercars. Both are hard, rough sports which involve a lot of grit and resilience. Particularly in the Bathurst 1'000 (Today, actually), if you're taken out you don't abuse the other driver/s, you just go into the pits, get fixed up and keep going. Similar for Rally, but you take the damage on the chin. Little too aggressive through a corner and bend your control arm? Get it to the end, that stint won't be your last for the day (unless it's irreparable). Find a stone or tree stump on the road and push your strut tower through your bonnet? Doesn't matter, keep going.
I hate how this got swept under the rug and everyone forgot about it