Clerk of the course has a responsibility to keep all spectators, drivers and Marshalls safe and it was getting too dangerous Worked at a go kart track about 10 years ago and we had to do it one time for a group that came as they couldn’t stop spinning and crashing at every corner. We even pulled him into the pits and said if the driving didn’t improve that would be the end of their race. Went back out and five minutes later it got called off.
@@BRMdrivingschool I mean I could forgive a race needing to be called off in karting with presumably little kids or tipsy dudes in their 20's. For an F3 race this is shocking, aren't these drivers attempting to make it into F1?
@@Jumpboy5100 I am not sure anyone would like to see that kind of shitty driving in F1. Those who caused the race to be called off didn't even fit F3 standards. That was Playstation levels of driving :p
@@BRMdrivingschool Ill wager that a "Go Kart" track is in no way comparable to an Multi Million dollar event with Tens of Millions in currency invested by Fans, Vendors and Teams.. As a "Clerk of course" or go kart track manager, This should have been fixed with a smaller field and more heat races. Drivers can only do so much with what they are provided at any given venue. Its not like wrecking their Ride is the preferred outcome. But, it happens. Thats Racing, be it go carts or F1. After all, the Hunger and Numbers of the surrounding competition delegates what one must do to Stay Competitive. If the Field is tight And chocked full of KNOWN inexperience, Who is at fault? The organizers tried to put too many Hungry drivers and vehicles onto way too little real-estate for the Largest possible Profit in the shortest possible time, As always.. So, they cut off a full 3rd of an event and came out financially ahead by that margin or more. Or, as a way to Protect them selves as you say but..LOL., Thats just saying They didn't want to be called out for Knowingly placing a herd of green horns in a paddock and not expecting trouble and wanted to Profit as much as possible in the end. I place my bets on the organizers bowing out based on greed as The Known Knowns of Inexperience, were already Known.
How odd is it that this event, notable for being canceled due terrible driving, is also probably one of the most *stacked* I've seen in terms of talent, even when compared to years past or years in the future. Formula E race winners in Gunther and Rosenqvist, a whole bunch of F1 drivers like Albon, Russell, Stroll, Leclerc, Giovinazzi and Pietro Fittipaldi, notable F2 drivers like Ilott, Maini and Sette Camara, and even a few names with achievements in other disciplines, like Petit Le Mans winner Mikkel Jensen.
Well, when you got in a grid of 30+ cars, where 4-6 really gifted drivers, more 8-10 highly talanted, and the rest is a whole bunch of absolute rejects...
@@truantray Albon, Russell, Stroll, Leclerc and Giovinazzi are in this race so theres is a lot of talent, and sure Stroll is a pay driver but he has talent, he even took Pole in Turkey last year.
The sheer amount of talent in this race is absurd. F1: Charles Leclerc, Antonio Giovinazzi, George Russell, Lance Stroll Formula E: Jake Dennis, Maximilian Günther, Sergio Sette Camara, Nick Cassidy, Alexander Sims IndyCar: Felix Rosenqvist Other Notable Drivers: Alex Albon, Pietro Fittipaldi, Callum Ilott, (and of course, the GOAT, Mahaveer Raghunathan)
Yea and if they play ultra rough have them put on a coach and have it tour imola and have the narrator give details of all the brutal crashes and detail sennas deadly crash once the bus passes tambarello.
Full story behind this (There were three races per meeting in this F3 Euro Championship) : Race 2 was red flagged at lap 14/19, as there were so many SC triggering incidents that not enough time was left to finish the race (only 2.20 min remaining for 5 laps), so continuing it was pointless. This resulted in all drivers receiving a collective warning by stewards during the pre-race 3 meeting. Still, Race 3 again had a start crash involving Ryan Tveter and Fabian Schiller. Officials were getting angry at ths point and radioed the remaining drivers to mind their behaviour on the track or else the race would be stopped for good. On lap 6 however, there was another incident, as Lance Stroll and Mikkel Jensen collided. Officials cancelled the race three laps later, and as a result, Races 2 and 3 only paid half-points to their scoring drivers due to FIA rules. Stefano Domenicali, who back then was the Single Seater Commission president for FIA, was reportedly "furious" about the racing standards after this weekend. Fun fact: Later in that same season, at Spa, Stroll was handed a one race ban after again crashing with Jensen, also collecting Felix Rosenqvist in the process. XD
@@jimcrelm9478 I mean he did absolutely walk the title the next year finishing with 507 points when second place had 320 and taking 7 wins and 2 second places in the last 9 rounds
And to be fair the Lord Ragunathan was there, Kang Ling was there, Michele Beretta, Julian Moreno, Tatiana Calderon, Sam McLeod, Matt Rao, Ryan Tveter maybe, Nabil Jeffri.... There's more that i can count, cuz there are all backmarkers from that season
@@poltem1 a) the Nordschleife is much longer than Monza. So you have so much more Place. b) The Cars at the 24h Nordschleife are no such Shit on Wheels. They are real Cars. c) The 24h Nordschleife are started "driving", not "standing". This makes a very big Difference.
@@giulianosarti656 Which is the incident that mandated wheel tethers in F1 for 2001 onwards-only (as an incredible twist of fate) for yet another marshal to be killed by a wheel in Melbourne 2001 (wasn't the tether's fault though, horrible luck as that wheel was punched through a marshal post's opening and the weight of the flying car ripped the tether instantly, nothing could have prevented that)...
Still the tether as well could be a reason of death of driver if the wheel bounce back into his head. So there is always some space for bad luck unfortunately...
I've never seen so many collisions in one weekend... I didn't start keeping a close eye on European F3 until 2016 when Stroll took the title; and very convincingly. The only crash I knew about from this weekend was Stroll's massive accident. No wonder the race director decided enough was enough.
And it didn't stop there. The meeting at Spa that followed in this season was fairly bandit as well. Gustavo Menezes was lucky to not be seriously injured in a crash on the Kemmel Straight that was down to similarly over aggressive driving. I remember this season being the one after Max Verstappen had catapulted to F1 from Euro F3 level. A lot of the drivers were over driving a lot to show they were 'the next Max'. Got a bit worrying at times.
5:17 "If the camera stays on long enough, we'll see another car going into the barriers in the background" Lmao, the driving was so shit one camera shot picked up two completely unrelated incidents at once
Honestly this was, although not the best for actual racing, absolutely mad. You never knew when someone was going to spin or collect another driver or do whatever lance stroll did that one time which was complete HOLY SHIT levels in my nonexistent scale.
You start your comment saying how exciting this race was.. then you said “still more entertaining than Abu Dhabi”. You usually use something like that on a situation that is still boring.. get a better IQ you spastic.
Wait...you watched that race and didn’t know why they stopped it even though the commentators were clearly discussing the reason during the yellow and red flags and post race???
I have a friend who was racing in F3 that year (he's also featured in this video). He told me that he driving was so poor that weekend the FIA asked Emerson Fittipaldi to lecture the drivers on the dangers of serious crashes and driving standards and how they should wise-up.
The fact so many of these went on to have good racing careers shows its more who you know than how talented you are. At that age there are plenty who could have done just as good a job or better in this case than most of them.
Again the weird constrast effect. I wouldn't go through the trouble of putting it on. It just makes the video look odd. Otherwise, I always appreciate these compilations. DarcyF1 is such a great video database.
Currently trying to avoid copyright claim with it. I can set it lower if you think it's hard to watch. (but it wouldn't be the next vid since I already finish and export it)
I remember that I thought no one could have made to the F1 because I didn't think they could have improved their behaviour on track. Turned out I was wrong and that some of the drivers involved are now racing in the most prestigious racing series (IndyCar, FE, even F1).
@@maxb148 GT Races do crash, bumper to bumper. Differences between open wheel is there aren't any bumpers on open wheel, so a lot of suspension failures or flying off the wheels due to late braking and getting launched. In GT Races it be just a bump.
6 Formula 1 drivers 4 Formula E drivers That was one of most shameful stories of motorsport. You could see, that half of the grid was not able to turn correctly at Parabolica. But I have got still some questions: 1. How was Raghunathan so close to Ilott? 2. How was able Lorandi stand in the right direction even twice? 3. Who has seen another race with two different barell rolls except that?
Can I just say the issue as far as I can see it is that for a track like monza there was just too many cars in the field. Like at the starts there is just simply no space anywhere, one error and somebodies joining you in a trip to the barriers. Dont get me wrong the shockingly poor racing on show wasn't helping but it almost felt a bit inevitable with how congested the circuit is.
I remember watching this at band camp. Rosenqvist was so pissed off because he won each race, did nothing wrong, and only got half points. Edit: the race director decided that all 3 races would be half points.
10 incidents in, and then... Race 2! I've had quieter weekends on post than each of those races. I did see one race last year red flagged three times; final start ended within 10 seconds with a roller over the start line.
this must be the equivalent of the school principal cancelling the school exam midway because it's obvious all the students are going to fail it anyway 😅 interesting to see some big names here that are known in F1 now - Leclerc, Russell, Stroll. wonder if they reminisce about this shitty race weekend back in 2015 and have a good laugh about it sometimes 😂😂
What I love about this is the caption under the thumbnail, which says, 'All Crashes at F3 Monza 2015 Weekend (race called off due to poo' Was this intentional?
So much to dissect here, but the thing I noticed is 4:43 how Lance Stroll is pushing Giovinazzi off the track. When someone is that far alongside you, you just can't do that.
This is the entry level to openwheel after gokart, rich kids and talented racing on the same 1 of the fastest road track basicly without any wing set, it is guaranteed wreck fest...
The following round at Spa was something of a demolition derby as well, if I remember correctly. Whatever the problem was with this field took some time to fix, and I'm surprised so many of them have become such household names.
The problem doesn’t seem to be with the “household names”, as the majority of the nastier crashes (ignoring Gio and Stroll’s crash) were caused by terrible driving in the midfield by people whose career reached its peak racing in that series that year.
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I didn’t know you could even call off a race due to shit driving.
Apparantly you can.
Clerk of the course has a responsibility to keep all spectators, drivers and Marshalls safe and it was getting too dangerous Worked at a go kart track about 10 years ago and we had to do it one time for a group that came as they couldn’t stop spinning and crashing at every corner. We even pulled him into the pits and said if the driving didn’t improve that would be the end of their race. Went back out and five minutes later it got called off.
@@BRMdrivingschool I mean I could forgive a race needing to be called off in karting with presumably little kids or tipsy dudes in their 20's.
For an F3 race this is shocking, aren't these drivers attempting to make it into F1?
@@Jumpboy5100 I am not sure anyone would like to see that kind of shitty driving in F1. Those who caused the race to be called off didn't even fit F3 standards. That was Playstation levels of driving :p
@@BRMdrivingschool Ill wager that a "Go Kart" track is in no way comparable to an Multi Million dollar event with Tens of Millions in currency invested by Fans, Vendors and Teams.. As a "Clerk of course" or go kart track manager, This should have been fixed with a smaller field and more heat races. Drivers can only do so much with what they are provided at any given venue. Its not like wrecking their Ride is the preferred outcome. But, it happens. Thats Racing, be it go carts or F1. After all, the Hunger and Numbers of the surrounding competition delegates what one must do to Stay Competitive. If the Field is tight And chocked full of KNOWN inexperience, Who is at fault? The organizers tried to put too many Hungry drivers and vehicles onto way too little real-estate for the Largest possible Profit in the shortest possible time, As always.. So, they cut off a full 3rd of an event and came out financially ahead by that margin or more. Or, as a way to Protect them selves as you say but..LOL., Thats just saying They didn't want to be called out for Knowingly placing a herd of green horns in a paddock and not expecting trouble and wanted to Profit as much as possible in the end. I place my bets on the organizers bowing out based on greed as The Known Knowns of Inexperience, were already Known.
How odd is it that this event, notable for being canceled due terrible driving, is also probably one of the most *stacked* I've seen in terms of talent, even when compared to years past or years in the future. Formula E race winners in Gunther and Rosenqvist, a whole bunch of F1 drivers like Albon, Russell, Stroll, Leclerc, Giovinazzi and Pietro Fittipaldi, notable F2 drivers like Ilott, Maini and Sette Camara, and even a few names with achievements in other disciplines, like Petit Le Mans winner Mikkel Jensen.
Indeed. Hopefully F3 will be like that in the future.
And Lord Rags
@@RandomGuy37 yup how could he forgot future Multiple world champion
Do not forget about Raghunathan
Well, when you got in a grid of 30+ cars, where 4-6 really gifted drivers, more 8-10 highly talanted, and the rest is a whole bunch of absolute rejects...
So many famous names, incredibile to see so poor driving
LOL.. you still believe Lance Stroll is in F1 because of talent?
@@truantray not only for that of course, but we had worst drivers than him over the years
@@truantray after last year, Yes lance has earned his spot in F1. The 2019 season, no he was a pay driver
@@truantray Albon, Russell, Stroll, Leclerc and Giovinazzi are in this race so theres is a lot of talent, and sure Stroll is a pay driver but he has talent, he even took Pole in Turkey last year.
@@truantray talent didn't get him into F1, but he is competitive now and has massively improved since he started in F1
Seems like Stroll and Giovinazzi were good friends in 2015
From a Lance Stroll fan, that moment was truly horrible. Honestly, he tried to assassinate Lance
@@botigamer9011 Tbf Lance didnt lett him any space on the outside🤷🏼♂️
@@botigamer9011 but Lance caused the accident
@@botigamer9011 all the time you have to leave the space
@@botigamer9011 So you're saying Stroll was trying to assassinate himself?
The sheer amount of talent in this race is absurd.
F1: Charles Leclerc, Antonio Giovinazzi, George Russell, Lance Stroll
Formula E: Jake Dennis, Maximilian Günther, Sergio Sette Camara, Nick Cassidy, Alexander Sims
IndyCar: Felix Rosenqvist
Other Notable Drivers: Alex Albon, Pietro Fittipaldi, Callum Ilott, (and of course, the GOAT, Mahaveer Raghunathan)
You can add Albon to F1 and Antonio to FE
Stroll??? Lol good one, loads of "talent" there haha
@@jonnywalker3208 om his day he’s dez
The GOAT??
u put stroll in f1 and albon not?
Give a bunch of 16 year old kids that feel invincible a fast track and you get this sometimes.
Daddy’s money! But hey their teams ! not mine
@Romulus III Diarrhea
Yea and if they play ultra rough have them put on a coach and have it tour imola and have the narrator give details of all the brutal crashes and detail sennas deadly crash once the bus passes tambarello.
I mean true, but at the same time they're better drivers than most of us
@@Concodroid Sometimes
I like this lineup, most of the grid (or half) are known race car drivers now in most racing categories.
Especially king ragunathan!
Despite what's seen on this video, it was an amazing season with lots of great drivers
@@RaldoBot Especially Stroll and Giovinazzi
Legrerg or s🅱️anana
@@RaldoBot it's Lord Mahaveer
Full story behind this (There were three races per meeting in this F3 Euro Championship) :
Race 2 was red flagged at lap 14/19, as there were so many SC triggering incidents that not enough time was left to finish the race (only 2.20 min remaining for 5 laps), so continuing it was pointless.
This resulted in all drivers receiving a collective warning by stewards during the pre-race 3 meeting.
Still, Race 3 again had a start crash involving Ryan Tveter and Fabian Schiller. Officials were getting angry at ths point and radioed the remaining drivers to mind their behaviour on the track or else the race would be stopped for good.
On lap 6 however, there was another incident, as Lance Stroll and Mikkel Jensen collided.
Officials cancelled the race three laps later, and as a result, Races 2 and 3 only paid half-points to their scoring drivers due to FIA rules.
Stefano Domenicali, who back then was the Single Seater Commission president for FIA, was reportedly "furious" about the racing standards after this weekend.
Fun fact: Later in that same season, at Spa, Stroll was handed a one race ban after again crashing with Jensen, also collecting Felix Rosenqvist in the process. XD
And yet Stroll still got into f1 thanks to daddy's money
@@jimcrelm9478 yep, and now he's more or less on par with 4 times champ, money can't buy it. He only bought more time to learn, can't blame him.
@@nickythespacebiker on par?????? Vettle has 30 points while Stroll has 18. How is that on par?
@@oOcrazy95Oo Look Stroll is clearly the result of some nepotism but he's pretty much proven by now that he's talented enough for f1
@@jimcrelm9478 I mean he did absolutely walk the title the next year finishing with 507 points when second place had 320 and taking 7 wins and 2 second places in the last 9 rounds
"Race under investigation" Never heard that one before!
The race has been given a 10 second penalty
@@stefevr It's a yoke
@@AJZulu the 10 seconds...
Man if only f1 was this fun. I love to see a shitshow from time to time
**cries in ferrari**
Holy shit, I remember the Stroll flip, but didn't knew that there were so many accidents that weekend.
Thought the same thing
The entire 2015 season was filled with crashes and bad driving; Monza was just the worst of it.
@@chriscarpenter1703 doesnt sound nice
And to be fair the Lord Ragunathan was there, Kang Ling was there, Michele Beretta, Julian Moreno, Tatiana Calderon, Sam McLeod, Matt Rao, Ryan Tveter maybe, Nabil Jeffri....
There's more that i can count, cuz there are all backmarkers from that season
Dont u dare call rangunathan an backmarker (even though he is)
Monza Turn 1: *exists*
Everyone: *crashes*
Race Stewards: -_-
just like f1 online lmaoo
F1 2020 be like
I actually don't see a difference between the F1 Playerbase without the dirty Driver and this Driver Lineup in this video
Stroll is lucky to be alive jesus
Daddy's cash saves lives
Daddy's crash
@@CostanTheOne LMAOOOO😭😭😭😭🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@moi paslui also the Joke is Overused.
@@CostanTheOne He won the championship this year if I recall correctly.
Was the jesus gio pun intended
2:53 Ah, the legend himself.
Lord Mahaveer
raganathan
MAAAHAVEEER
I swear, Raghunathan makes Maldonado himself look like Hamilton lol XD
The lord himself
2:53 The future Formula 1 champion colliding with Callum Ilott
Lah Ada lu disini
“You need to turn the steering wheel!”
You mean the Lord himself
Please tell me you're being sarcastic 😂😂😂
@@nicoofthenight8403 He is
Assetto Corsa public lobbies: "OMG the driving is **** here, go back to Mario Kart you pleb"
Real life F3: Hold my beer....
Most here are probably too young to get beer, as in 15 and 16 years old ; p
Real life F3: hold my apple juice...
To be fair, F3 drivers and Asetto Corsa players are around the same maturity level.
@@jacobrzeszewski6527 Hey, that's an insult to F3 drivers /s
And to think that this could have been highlights of some drivers career, being part of this....
Hamilton has had in 14 years Formula 1 less accidents... Lord Raghunathan🐐 and Pastor the Maldonator🐐 however hehe
@@Lars._ I don't know, 2011 Hamilton would have fit perfectly onto this grid!
@@drunkenhobo8020 yeah at that time he wasnt always so great
There are like 60 cars on the grid. What did they expect 😂
With 160 cars on the 24h Nordschleife you don't even have that many crashes in this amount of laps
and all driven by teenagers!
@@poltem1 In fairness those arent f3 cars those things are a nightmare
@@poltem1 a) the Nordschleife is much longer than Monza. So you have so much more Place. b) The Cars at the 24h Nordschleife are no such Shit on Wheels. They are real Cars. c) The 24h Nordschleife are started "driving", not "standing". This makes a very big Difference.
@@sniggles05 F3 Cars probably do more Gs at the skidpad
So many legends in this: Leclerc, Russell, Mahaveer.
He didn't forget him 🇮🇳
Dude, don't put Mahaveer in the same category as Leclerc and Russell.
He's the GOAT.
Russell will never be a legend.
@@tiotom9217 Debatable.
@@tuffmanchannel The guy fucks up constantly, he's so overhyped just because he does "internet things". He'll fade away in the next few years.
5:35 thank god for tire tethers
Yes, it reminds me of Monza 2000 when a marshall died due to a flying wheel
@@giulianosarti656 Which is the incident that mandated wheel tethers in F1 for 2001 onwards-only (as an incredible twist of fate) for yet another marshal to be killed by a wheel in Melbourne 2001 (wasn't the tether's fault though, horrible luck as that wheel was punched through a marshal post's opening and the weight of the flying car ripped the tether instantly, nothing could have prevented that)...
Still the tether as well could be a reason of death of driver if the wheel bounce back into his head. So there is always some space for bad luck unfortunately...
@Charles Pearce no he was struck by a component of the suspension, if memory serves correctly it was a tie-rod.
Underrated festure
I've never seen so many collisions in one weekend... I didn't start keeping a close eye on European F3 until 2016 when Stroll took the title; and very convincingly. The only crash I knew about from this weekend was Stroll's massive accident. No wonder the race director decided enough was enough.
Go watch "F3 Spa 2014" 😂
And it didn't stop there. The meeting at Spa that followed in this season was fairly bandit as well.
Gustavo Menezes was lucky to not be seriously injured in a crash on the Kemmel Straight that was down to similarly over aggressive driving.
I remember this season being the one after Max Verstappen had catapulted to F1 from Euro F3 level. A lot of the drivers were over driving a lot to show they were 'the next Max'. Got a bit worrying at times.
More consequences of the Max effect
They made the people who drive that car on iRacing look good 😅
bro I was just thinking this is just like bottom split iracing lmao
5:17 "If the camera stays on long enough, we'll see another car going into the barriers in the background" Lmao, the driving was so shit one camera shot picked up two completely unrelated incidents at once
So this is what happens when you have a nascar sized field in F3. Absolute chaos. Still more entertaining than Abu Dhabi
Honestly this was, although not the best for actual racing, absolutely mad. You never knew when someone was going to spin or collect another driver or do whatever lance stroll did that one time which was complete HOLY SHIT levels in my nonexistent scale.
Everything is more entertaining than Abu Dhabi
More entertaining than Monaco
You start your comment saying how exciting this race was.. then you said “still more entertaining than Abu Dhabi”. You usually use something like that on a situation that is still boring.. get a better IQ you spastic.
Depends which abu dhabi
I swear it looks like there is about 400 cars
By the end of the race only 10 remain
Russell
Leclerc
Stroll
Giovinazzi
Albon
Fittipaldi
Ilott
(Raghunathan 😀)
What a lineup.
Also rosenqvist, sette Camara and jensen
Calderon
You forgot the controversial Ferruci
And stroll won the title
Lord Rags ftw!
I can't believe a single race can have so much and so little talent and be racing in the same car.
"Professional drivers driving like absolute shit."
Professional drivers driving like F1 2020
I did watch that race and i didn't know why they stop the race, but now i know
Wait...you watched that race and didn’t know why they stopped it even though the commentators were clearly discussing the reason during the yellow and red flags and post race???
@@apexkilla I had roumanian commentators because i'm from Romania and they didn't have too much informations
Mateo el Feo There’s always that one comment that doesn’t realise that not everybody speaks English...
Back in 2015 we were told these guys would be our future, we laughed but now they really are racing in F1 and IndyCar and Formula E.
Lord help us all.
Ya'll are disrespectful af, not all of these guys are bad.
they’re good drivers, they were just young
Sometimes it takes a hard knock to get things right
I have a friend who was racing in F3 that year (he's also featured in this video). He told me that he driving was so poor that weekend the FIA asked Emerson Fittipaldi to lecture the drivers on the dangers of serious crashes and driving standards and how they should wise-up.
Who's "the friend" your talking about?
@@motorsportfanboy7769 thefactthatthereisnoresponsetellsmeallineedtoknow
Definitely Mahaveer's friend
@@motorsportfanboy7769 I think the friend was leclerc:)
2:53 holy shit. A Ragunathan crash where Mahaveer wasn't actually at fault.
And when Luca Ghiotto crashed into him at the Monaco hairpin
Not really, but trying to go for that gap was a bit optimistic.
The fact so many of these went on to have good racing careers shows its more who you know than how talented you are.
At that age there are plenty who could have done just as good a job or better in this case than most of them.
No poor driving standard race is complete without Lord Mahaveer and this one did not disappoint.
"Race under investigation." LMFAO and half of these guys are in F1 now... 😂
This F3 grid was so competitive, with Stroll, Gio, Leclerc, Ilott....... Oh, and Lord Mahaveer as well
Albon and Russell too.
And Mikkel Jensen
*(**4:25**)* thumbnail
*Edit:* Thanks for the likes :)
OMG I was there at Race 3 and I had know idea that future F1 champions where racing. Thank you very much for uploading this.
Again the weird constrast effect. I wouldn't go through the trouble of putting it on. It just makes the video look odd. Otherwise, I always appreciate these compilations. DarcyF1 is such a great video database.
Currently trying to avoid copyright claim with it. I can set it lower if you think it's hard to watch. (but it wouldn't be the next vid since I already finish and export it)
@@msvd3803 If it's to avoid copyright claims, I fully understand. I like the original content you're putting out.
Imagine the race director: "Mamma mia! This kids gonna kill each other!"
Assetto Corsa open lobbies in a nutshell
The land of the infinite restarts
I mean that first chicane is truly awfull. the old "double chicane" in the 90s was better.
Taatus FA01 Monza A000001 RacingSimItalia
Looks like a group of friends got together one weekend and said let's try racing, can't be that difficult. LOL!
6:24 guys be careful or ima bring out the red fla-
6:39 Nah I’m good, it’s flying time
I remember that I thought no one could have made to the F1 because I didn't think they could have improved their behaviour on track. Turned out I was wrong and that some of the drivers involved are now racing in the most prestigious racing series (IndyCar, FE, even F1).
2:54 Of course our Lord Mahaveer was in this race
"What would happen if the driving standards didn't improve for Race 3"
Race 3: 6:34
Accurate representation of what an iRacing F3@Monza is
Real question tho : how fucking expensive was that weekend for the teams in spare parts?😬😬
abouta tree fiddy
I've seen strolls crash 17 times and still, I'm standing back off my chair. Lol
The crash in f1 between Alonso and Stroll reminded me of Giovinazzi and Stroll 4:27-4:35 and they were both caused by Stroll.
I never saw so many broken suspensions
Imagine if they were to apply the Gran Turismo Sport penalty system to this.
6:07 Of course 😂😂😂😂
I really hope the "Lord Mahaveer" meme dies because it's not funny it really pisses me off
@@anonymous-vo2rd Mahaveer the goat 🐐 forever
@@anonymous-vo2rd well hes a 20 tine f1 championship winner so why would we stop calling him our lord
Hahahahahajahahah🤣🤣🤣
THE GOAT HIMSELF
Stroll crash from 2nd race reminds me of Gilles Villeneuve in Zolder... also their liveries are pretty similar
Whole lotta “do you know who my daddy is?” going on out there. Lol
It stopped becoming a race midway through and just became an elimination match up.
This was basically an f1 multiplayer lobby irl
Imagine they'd do that with every online F1 2020 race.
Honestly I’ve never been in a F1 2020 lobby that was this bad
@@ChrisLDGK Than you had massive luck my friend.
How many cars were there? 40? How do expect a clean race with 40 fucking cars on the track xD
34. You are close
@@msvd3803 eh, Im not good with exact numbers, tell ya that
GT races have had more at the Nordschlife and don't crash, and you would think with GT cars with less visibility than F3 cars will have more crashes
@@maxb148 GT Races do crash, bumper to bumper. Differences between open wheel is there aren't any bumpers on open wheel, so a lot of suspension failures or flying off the wheels due to late braking and getting launched. In GT Races it be just a bump.
I find it shocking how many decent/good drivers where involved - basically half of the current F1/FE grid
*Race director had a meeting with the racers and all the teams explaining about driving standards.*
Next race
Lap 1
Turn 1
"A Car Flying."
This was the day all the drivers were replaced with Maldonado clones.
Ilott drove clumsily in one of the final F2 races where he was fighting for the championship.
Crazy how a race with so much international talent in it gets called off for poor driving standards.
F1 open lobbies: Am I a joke to you?
Every time I think the F3 in iRacing is an unrealistic crash fest I'll think back to this video
6 Formula 1 drivers
4 Formula E drivers
That was one of most shameful stories of motorsport. You could see, that half of the grid was not able to turn correctly at Parabolica. But I have got still some questions:
1. How was Raghunathan so close to Ilott?
2. How was able Lorandi stand in the right direction even twice?
3. Who has seen another race with two different barell rolls except that?
Many GT3 and former IndyCar racers too
Felix Rosenqvist, who won all 3 races drives for McLaren in IndyCar now as well.
@@Posirep I meant him among the FE drivers, but no one else has driven in the Indycar except him.
@@gacsizalan Ferrucci and Fittipaldi too.
@@Posirep Whatever. I was out of concentration, to be honest.
Jeremy Clarkson: "Wreckless driving is what the fans want".
Lord Mahaveer is in this video and that makes me happy.
So much talent in this race... that's actually wild that it got called off.
5:35 what the hell with that wheel???? One of them almost die
Imagine being a fly on the wall in any conversation between the Drivers and the Race Director
Can I just say the issue as far as I can see it is that for a track like monza there was just too many cars in the field. Like at the starts there is just simply no space anywhere, one error and somebodies joining you in a trip to the barriers. Dont get me wrong the shockingly poor racing on show wasn't helping but it almost felt a bit inevitable with how congested the circuit is.
This weekend seems like every Taatus race server on Assetto Corsa 😂😂
Any video with Ragoonathunagun or whatever is guaranteed to be a crash/fails video.
Also, Stroll had a rough weekend jeez lol
I didn't know calling a race off due to poor driving was even a thing. Imagine this being implemented in Forza. No race would ever be completed!
Plot twist: The race was sabotaged by S🅱️inotto
To sum this all up, this was basically a NH5 public online lobby
Stroll's spatial awareness as sharp as ever.
Thank you for including info links in the description. Thumbs up.
I remember watching this at band camp. Rosenqvist was so pissed off because he won each race, did nothing wrong, and only got half points.
Edit: the race director decided that all 3 races would be half points.
Was there 50 cars in this race? The start is crazy
2:53 ahh yes, didn't expect much more from the lord himself
10 incidents in, and then... Race 2! I've had quieter weekends on post than each of those races.
I did see one race last year red flagged three times; final start ended within 10 seconds with a roller over the start line.
The poor mechanics 😭😭😭
this must be the equivalent of the school principal cancelling the school exam midway because it's obvious all the students are going to fail it anyway 😅
interesting to see some big names here that are known in F1 now - Leclerc, Russell, Stroll. wonder if they reminisce about this shitty race weekend back in 2015 and have a good laugh about it sometimes 😂😂
9:10 beautiful podium
What I love about this is the caption under the thumbnail, which says, 'All Crashes at F3 Monza 2015 Weekend (race called off due to poo'
Was this intentional?
F3 - qualifications required to race:
1) Rich daddy
2) That's it.
this is like a normal online multiplayer race of any game
More incidents than in any F1 game lobby XD
So much to dissect here, but the thing I noticed is 4:43 how Lance Stroll is pushing Giovinazzi off the track. When someone is that far alongside you, you just can't do that.
2:58, he look the barrier, so funny 😂😂
Coming from a NASCAR fan, other NASCAR fans would consider this to be the most exciting thing ever.
This is the entry level to openwheel after gokart, rich kids and talented racing on the same 1 of the fastest road track basicly without any wing set, it is guaranteed wreck fest...
Yes, and casual NASCAR fans LOVE terrible wreck fests.
@@WalintHUNit isn't
“If you can’t play nice you can’t play at all.”
2:53 the GOAT and Callum Ilott
The following round at Spa was something of a demolition derby as well, if I remember correctly. Whatever the problem was with this field took some time to fix, and I'm surprised so many of them have become such household names.
The problem doesn’t seem to be with the “household names”, as the majority of the nastier crashes (ignoring Gio and Stroll’s crash) were caused by terrible driving in the midfield by people whose career reached its peak racing in that series that year.
I would have loved to see James Hunt and Murray Walker commentate this race.
It's like AI learning to drive with a trial and error approach