The Craziest F1 Finish Ever

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There's been some weird stuff in F1's history. But what happened in this race was just flatout unbelievable...kinda
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@NavF1 2 года назад

Instantly knew this would be about Monaco '82. Honestly that race felt like an F1 open lobby where the challenge is to finish P2

@ishaklemfadel5055 2 года назад

Were you alive for it?

@markschroder4523 2 года назад

Well it also could have been Monaco '96 which was an equally strange finish

@schneeweedchen9220 2 года назад

These special occasions ('82, '96,..) when monaco produced an instant classic are reason enough for me to want this track to stay on the calendar.

@VaticalliX 2 года назад

and hey, they kept the TV cameras on the action! (unlike last year)

@mrbungle3310 2 года назад

@@schneeweedchen9220 but the sport is more predictable nowdays...this race had one real finisher,the rest basically didnt cross the line but it still has more finishers on paper than Monaco 96

@namenamename390 2 года назад

3:36 I love that marshall. He's signalling him that he's leading the race by just showing one finger. Walker actually pointed that out in his commentary.

@ihathtelekinesis 2 года назад

He did, but I think marshals would sometimes show that the track is slippery from rain by pointing to the sky as well as putting out the red and yellow flag. That could be what's actually going on here.

@namenamename390 2 года назад

@@ihathtelekinesis That would actually make more sense lol

@simoneghilardini5211 2 года назад

"NUMERO UNO!"

@brimal_rage 2 года назад

its the debris flag, the times Ive been told about it they mention rain and pointing the flag like a triangle towards the sky to indicate rain, but pointing with a finger would also work.

@namenamename390 2 года назад

@@brimal_rage The striped red/yellow flag warns drivers of a slippery surface. This can mean rain, oil and, as you've mentioned debris.

@austinreed5805 2 года назад

1982 Monaco and 1996 Monaco are just hysterical races. One has one of the craziest endings ever while the other has one of the craziest races ever.

@kevinn1158 2 года назад

This was one of the first races I watched. LOL. Unfortunately, I started watching several races before Gilles crashed and died. Being Canadian, Gilles was becoming a really big name and then that crash happened. The 70s, 80s and early 90s were crazy. De crasherez, and Hunt constantly ripping his driving up.... Hunt never suffered a fool. I miss him too.

@TheBrainSpecialist 2 года назад

We're all in this ridiculous situation where we're all waiting for a winner to come past and we don't seem to be getting one! Man what I wouldn't give to watch James Hunt rip into modern F1, RIP

@LotusMan1991 2 года назад

Can you imagine James Hunt and Abu Dhabi 2021?

@hazy33 Год назад

Yup, he'd absolutely detest DRS.

@stenovitz 2 года назад

That race was my very first F1 race as a telly viewer, so the bar was set high for expectations of drama from the gun!

@jt1992ok 2 года назад

Those marshals really had the stones to leap to Pironi's aid in that dark tunnel whilst cars are still running around full speed. No safety car or VSC either.

@LukSter18998 Год назад

based

@alistairmills7608 7 месяцев назад

I watched this race with my Dad. It was amazing. We both fell asleep in the middle but the volume of the apoplectic commentators I think it was Murray Walker and James Hunt woke us up. What an astonishing race. NASCAR just experienced a similar race three dats ago with 1/2 the field running out of fiel on the last two laps. Shane Van Ginsburgen cane third in his first oval race.

@mrkipling2201 Год назад

The first F1 race i watched on television was the 1984 Monaco Grand Prix. Which was shaping up to be a possible first victory for Senna. Until the conditions forced the race to be stopped after 30 odd laps. Great commentary by James Hunt about Ayrton Senna at the end of the race as well.

@simonkevnorris 2 года назад

I remember watching this live when I was living in Perth, Western Australia. Crazy race.

@Gias1 2 года назад

up next Monaco 1996. Another crazy rain race. With only a few reaching the end.

Год назад

Great video. I liked your humorism throughout. 😂👍

@CalvinMaclure Год назад

Olivier Panis would like to have a word

@zedfender9423 2 года назад

F1 has such a crazy history its got it all and if it could be started from the beginning all over again now they would just say nahh no chance mate. Motor racing is amazing, sad, innovative political, dangerous ,annoying and so much more. Love it. And there's cars to. And

@brandonm8901 Год назад

Title: "The Craziest F1 Finish Ever" Thumbnail: Lap 15 of 76

@sleepysxb7710 2 года назад

Derek Daly is the father of current indycar driver Conor Daly let's goooo

@F1_Gianni_96 2 года назад

Craziest finish for me was Indianapolis 2005

@zTeaTheCoffee 2 года назад

I mean it wasnt really a crazy finish, just a crazy race in general

@eoincassin4265 2 года назад

This race was in 1982...the example of "precedent" you use was from 1989

@patrickracer43 2 года назад

Took a car away via crane? What is this? A1GP?

@حارس-م3ي 2 года назад

Arthur leclerc F3 review?

@harryjones3039 2 года назад

My dad was at this race

@LovelyCenturibear 2 года назад

We severely need entertainment like this nowadays

@Nitro55555 2 года назад

1982. An F1 season that had some of the craziest races and most competitive teams, yet marred by horrific accidents and political bullshit.

@jackthorton10 2 года назад

1982… the 80s has well and truly arrived, and the era of excess was just about to burst at the seams

@crusherbmx Год назад

A giant train wreck...but I couldn't stop watching!

@clipobserver Год назад

Maybe the whole season should be covered

@jackthorton10 Год назад

@@clipobserver Agreed

@NavF1 2 года назад

Renault engines blowing up. A tradition. From 1982 to 2022.

@chime8727 2 года назад

Long may it continue.

@zTeaTheCoffee 2 года назад

more like 1902 to 2022

@ev06863 2 года назад

A fourty year tradition must be upheld!

@Armageddon_71 2 года назад

Traditions.

@y_fam_goeglyd 2 года назад

I don't usually feel too sorry for Fred, but he didn't deserve that. He looked devastated, and that's not nice. Though some would say that it happening in Singapore was rather deliciously ironic, I am not thinking that. However, the curse of the anniversary/birthday/other celebration race struck again! You look through the history of important races in most drivers' careers and they rarely end well. A few outliers, but more often than not, they go out through no fault of their own. When I knew it was his 350th, I thought a) congrats, that's no mean feat* and b) you poor sod. *With Liberty/F1 adding races left right and centre, a rookie starting next year need only do 10 years to reach 240 races (Max hit 158 on Sunday!). Given how young most start these days - early 20s at most, a 15-20 year career is going to become a _lot_ more common. 20 years without missing a race (assuming nothing changes) will be 480 races! 15 years for 360. That's probably the most likely outcome. I don't know off the top of my head how many Lewis has done, but it's got to be a lot already, and he seems rejuvenated and ready to go for another few years - even a possible 5 more has been quoted by Toto!

@sad8140 2 года назад

Josh, would love you to cover the full story of Didier Pironi one of these days. It's quite a tale. Also - man, was 1982 a depressing year. Easily the worst in my memory.

@eggselent9814 2 года назад

But still arguably the best ever F1 season

@sad8140 2 года назад

@@eggselent9814 You're right in that it was certainly interesting and extremely competitive. But when I think of 1982, I think of how devastating it was to lose Gilles. Never mind Paletti's horrible death, Pironi's career ending accident, the driver strike, the Vegas debacle...

@eggselent9814 2 года назад

@@sad8140 I mean its the most eventful ever. 11 winners in 16 races, legendary races and drivers, the battle between Turbos and naturally aspirated cars, Scandals, Death, Danger, Politics, Drama and a completely surpising winner.

@sad8140 2 года назад

@@eggselent9814 It would make for quite a mini series (too much happening for a single movie!)

@eggselent9814 2 года назад

@@sad8140 Agreed

@sohamsengupta6470 2 года назад

This feels like the F1 equivalent of the 1904 olympic marathon

@jackthorton10 2 года назад

Just someone, for gods sake, cross the line

@benjamincook8479 2 года назад

Ah the race that led to my favourite piece of comentary from James Hunt Well, we've got this ridiculous situation where we're all sitting by the start-finish line waiting for a winner to come past, and we don't seem to be getting one

@GothamWRizz 2 года назад

yOuR tElLiNg Me AbU dHaBi WaSnT tHe CrAzIeSt FiNiSh EvEr ?!

@PolishEddie92 2 года назад

Abu Dhabi finished how it should have. The reaction after the race was the craziest ever. Hamilton fans sending death threats to Nicholas Latifi and his family, to Michael Masi and his family. Some really disgusting and Disturbing Behavior.

@lorddrac_dontaskmetodance 2 года назад

It's not crazy if it was set-up.

@fourutubez7294 2 года назад

@@lorddrac_dontaskmetodance It's not crazy although you may be .

@EatsLikeADuck 2 года назад

@@lorddrac_dontaskmetodance Crazy would be thinking it was a set up.

@EMichaelBall Год назад

@Dogecoin billionaire Hopefully you didn’t store your Dogecoin on FTX!

@SiVlog1989 2 года назад

"Certainly the most exciting, eventful, momentous Grand Prix I have ever seen," Murray Walker Can't disagree with him there

@g.philipp22 2 года назад

1:51 is he Keke Rosberg? Father of Nico, the monaco based youtuber? Who beat the 7 time world champion Lewis Hamilton IN THE SAME MACHINERY? 😱

@theov527 2 года назад

F1 Twitter would've lost their shit if that happened now

@fourutubez7294 2 года назад

F1 Twitter loses their shit when it rains.

@GageHeibeck 2 года назад

@@fourutubez7294 F1 Twitter loses their shit when theres a race.

@NeoGraena 2 года назад

F1 Twitter lose their shit when someone breathes

@lucariothehero500 Год назад

F1 loses their shit when they exist

@dangerdean9066 2 года назад

"Ferrari, being Ferrari" This is way I'm a Ferrari fan

@thethirdman225 Год назад

I remember that time when Eddie Irvine was a good chance to be World Champion and when he pulled into the pits for fresh tyres, the team brought out three wheels…

@richardpatton2502 2 года назад

James Hunt high as a drunken kite! As per usual, what a freakin legend All the best to everyone

@recipoldinasty 2 года назад

Where can i see that on this video lol?

@ShafinAhmedRafid 2 года назад

Hunt wasn't high as a kite. The kite was as high as Hunt.

@hishamhilal8332 2 года назад

That was crazy .Its great that you actually did a video about this usually everyone talks about monaco 96 (which what I assume you meant when you said "for now")

@drewmah8735 2 года назад

The joys of being a lap ahead of the field even when you crash on the last lap.

@alexhwa2017 2 года назад

Latifi liked this video

@raremediumdonewell 2 года назад

Oh, how beautiful would it have been had Daly won with half a front wing, no rear wing, and leaking stuff everywhere. Would have been the most 1982 thing.

@pauljennings8432 2 года назад

This race is shown every now and then on Sky Sports F1, I'm sure highlights of it are shown on youtube too. It was a crazy race from start to finish.

@greatsageclok-roo9013 2 года назад

And yet somehow this still isn't the weirdest Monaco GP ever... We all know which one THAT goes to. *looks at '96*

@hallamhal 2 года назад

Say what you will about Keke Rosberg, but he did beat Derek Daly in the championship in equal machinery

@heliumtrophy 2 года назад

If Patrese were to be disqualified and it would have to go back to whoever else was on track....and that would've been a 1-2 for Mansell and De Angelis in the Lotus if they crossed the start-finish line together but for those of you who absolutely hate Monaco, it would mean another 5-10 minutes of waiting for there to be a winner of the Monaco GP which seems to be getting increasingly vocal each year. It might've meant Peter Warr might not have uttered the famous put down in "Mansell will never win a Grand Prix so long as I have a hole in my arse!"

@mareike2559 2 года назад

My favourite bit of Monaco ‘82 is Elio de Angelis on the podium thinking he came third when he really came in fifth

@AlexHM93 2 года назад

96 Monaco was intriguing and interesting with only 3 finishing

@shantanubhatia7873 2 года назад

“Ham sponsor” - sorry to nitpick but Parmalat are actually a milk and dairy company 😅

@SeamlessShelf35 2 года назад

Hopefully Monaco can deliver great races like this one. But not crazy like this one.

@stormtrooper1874 2 года назад

Why are Monaco Gps with a 2 on the year are cool like 1982,1992,2002,2012 and 2022

@SeamlessShelf35 2 года назад

@@stormtrooper1874, no idea.

@jackthorton10 2 года назад

It’s a theme

@Rlow-05 2 года назад

renault engines are the best kind of explosive

@camerongreenwoodcrampakacgc. 3 месяца назад

1982. The best Monaco Grand Prix ever. Apart from 1996, 1984, 1992, 1970 and 1997.

@_B.M_ Год назад

De Cesaris on the podium ... a rare sight! Normally he'd only see the podium if he'd crashed into it!

@stuarttupp3541 2 года назад

Man, they sat a looooooong way forward in those days. Feet right out beyond the front axle.

@williamayers2647 Год назад

How have I never heard about that until I watched this video??? Shocking!!!

@CammieRacing 2 года назад

Was that Mansell's first podium?

@real.p.1 2 года назад

In todays F1, it would have been a boring race, where nothing could happen any more after the first incident due to race neutralisation, with the race ending under safety car.

@philippderbauer 2 года назад

So if Patrese should have been DSQed, then Pironi is kind of the legitimate winner of that GP despite He DNFed

@tiadaid 2 года назад

Patrese wasn't disqualified because he was in a dangerous position, and the marshals pushed him into a less safe position.

@josiahpetz5770 2 года назад

Weirdest finish, for now. Until.... "No Mikey no! That is so not right!"

@tomnaismith3755 2 года назад

these f1 cars fr be lookin like boats on wheels

@stonetrouble5053 Год назад

This is unwatchable. Drop the annoying cartoon and it would be fine.

@christycullen2355 Год назад

This is hilarious. When you think it can't get worse it does 😅

@jackthorton10 Год назад

That’s racing after all

@simoneghilardini5211 2 года назад

Craziest race ever. Giacomelli retired after 4 laps when he was 2nd due to a suspension failure to his Alfa. Then throughout the race many heavy names retired in the midfield like Piquet, Laffite, Cheever, Watson, Lauda and Alboreto. At a certain point Patrese, Pironi, De Cesaris, Rosberg and Alboreto closed the gap on Prost, but then the Renault definitely took off. However, for over 20 laps Rosberg chased hard De Cesaris for the 4th place. De Cesaris held behind the finnish driver with a great defense and brought him to a mistake. Unfortunately his Alfa engine was misfiring in the last 15/20 laps, he would have won that race probably, great driver but terribly inconsistent, also for the cars that he drove, rip Andrea. Patrese was able also to restart his engine because the Loews Hairpin is in downhill, so he was quite lucky to fire it up. He thought that he had finished 2nd because he didn't knew that Rosberg retired.

@propork 2 года назад

ah 1982. my favourite year in f1.

@johnvandeventer8668 2 года назад

I can’t imagine those people watching the race live and seeing that

@TigerofRobare 2 года назад

If it was anything like how races are broadcast today, they wouldn't even know because the commenmtators weould be talking about everything else.

@PavlosLepaul 2 года назад

I remember like about 10 or more years ago I found this finish on youtube and was shocked. That was pretty damn thing which I cannot see to happen again. After all I had to mention Imola 1985, where last laps were plagued by out of fuel for drivers at the front.

@19Angelo93 2 года назад

So IF they had disqualified Patrese as they should have, Pironi would have been declared the winner although he did not finish the race?

@kevinreilly51 2 года назад

If Patrese was properly disqualified before the checkered was shown, presumably one of the two Lotuses (who finished a lap down in 4th/5th) would take the win with the other in second and Pironi in third. If he was disqualified post-race (which would be what would've actually happened) then I'd guess Pironi would've won.

@gandalf_thegrey 2 года назад

Good that Josh is back to reviewing past racing events. He curses just about everyone, but when they are already retired nothing can go wrong.

@aethertag1530 2 года назад

I mean I guess they could still die

@dimitrijensk2845 2 года назад

1:00 I think even Jeremy Clarkson said at one point to stop ISIS we should start gifting them Renault pickups and the problem will solve itself.

@barath4545 2 года назад

Which is unfair though, since French producers have made both rubbish cars and engines for the common road man and at the same time, F1 winning engines for racing, as well as for Le Mans style racing too. Renault has 12 Constructors titles and 11 for drivers. Peugeot has won Le Mans at least 4 times and Bugatti was French when they won everything pre-1934.

@flikq1 2 года назад

You really need to setup a new channel for this stuff - "The F1 Historian" or something! It's great content! My Dad talked about this race a lot as he was watching while I was being born! Good times!

@hmdwgf Год назад

This race was pretty much the entire 1982 season in a nutshell. 1982 saw 11 different winners in 16 races. That was a championship no one wanted to win. I mean, how can you blame the drivers? 2 fatalities, a huge amount of political bulls***, dangerous ground effect cars, a number of atrocious and nearly fatal accidents (like Jochen Mass and Mauro Baldi at Ricard- they came together at Signes and Mass's car hit the barriers so hard he was catapulted over the barriers and INTO THE CROWD, and the car caught fire. Thankfully, no one was killed- F1 nearly had its own version of the Le Mans disaster there. Mass retired from F1 right after that and went to drive Group C sportscars for Porsche).

@KnightMarcos1 2 года назад

To make things crazier, Patrese didn't knew he had won until he came back to the boxes.

@phil4986 Год назад

That was a fun time in Formula One. I fondly remember the Renaults blowing huge plumes of white smoke when the turbos gave up the ghost , usually in qualifying. But damn were they fast when they worked. Fun times.

@grim-upnorth Год назад

You mean, the craziest F1 finish ever wasn't that time when they randomly changed the way they'd applied a specific rule for decades, just for this one instance, in order to help a Dutch man win the championship?

@mooneyesplays7 Год назад

Roseberg, if you're going to try and pronounce it, not Rossberg.

@SolidSonicTH 4 месяца назад

Could Daly have won? The Race claims that he was a lap down and didn't have contention.

@greatsageclok-roo9013 Год назад

Who came back to this after Australia 2023? That... was a good contender for weirdest finish to a race ever.

@aifrench14 2 года назад

the slow down lap is quite an interesting one too as it took a while for Patrese to realise he'd won the race!

@crusherbmx Год назад

I got into F1 in 1981, watched a few races, learned about the sport, fell in love with Murray and james, discovered that, for a change, the only Canadian in the sport was actually good, a race winner AND Ferrari driver...and found a sport I liked and a drivewr to cheer for! SOoooo...then 1982 happened.....my driver was killed....his home track was immediately named after him, MY home race, the highlight of the year...but he wasn't racing...and another driver died at the start.... hat and these events in Monaco kind of explain the entire season....one big shit show.....11 different winners....death, destruction and politics....got to see Mario Andretti in a Ferrari, though...so there was that.

@youlesie23 Год назад

Fitting that F1's craziest finish happened in F1's craziest season. 1982 had it all. A number of different winners, a title fight which nobody expected, two fatal crashes and a career ending crash (one involving the favourite for the title, another the championship leader), drama between teammates at Ferrari and Renault, a driver's strike, a debacle of a final race, some outstanding races, the craziest finish to a race ever, and an unlikely world champion. Not even 2021 could come close to the level of insanity that was 1982.

@dragroch5536 Год назад

Hey Josh, got an idea - With Red Bull under turmoil lately, think it would be the perfect timing for Rich Energy to make their comeback to the sport?

@largol33t1 Год назад

0:14 - "Where overtaking was an impossibility." Um, what makes the current layout any better? Remember 1992 when Senna simply blocked Mansell all the way to the finish?

@jacekatalakis8316 2 года назад

Murry said in his book James Hunt was never sober during a Monaco GP and they'd have deckchairs and a small TV and not a proper commentary box at that time. Pissed up James Hunt. Wild finish. Typical Monaco race bar the inish

@nikolasjohnson6946 Год назад

Imagine if Patrese, Mansell, and De Angelis had also had issues. Fans would'vebeen sitting there waiting for Brian Henton or Mark Surer to finish an extra 4 or 6 laps respectively just to take to lead to win.

@allainangcao28 Год назад

The next closest would be the 1985 Imola race where 5 cars finished… 😂 Loving known as “The Day Everyone Ran Out of Fuel”

@Happymali10 Год назад

2:02 As someone who's F1-knowledge is largely limited to 1997-2015 I'm gonna need an explanation on "crashing in park"

@FlashoftheBlades Год назад

Because Patrese’s car was stopped in a dangerous position, the marshals HAD to push him to a safe location. He clearly exploited a loophole. Nothing wrong with that. Every race driver and team has done it.

@TOBORtheMighty Год назад

I love when people post a "documentary" where even the thumbnail is intentionally misleading (to be polite). Why would anyone listen to you after that? You've burned all your trustworthiness before they even hear your voice.

@alanburge2725 Год назад

Wow. Quite a race. Just getting to the finish is the biggest challenge it seems. Maybe it was the turbo motors ? Unreliability ? Or other factors. Monaco always well quite often throws up a unique challenge all of its own. It is different to every other race out there basically. The cars outgrew that circuit a long long time ago lets be honest. It is the money and the prestige and history of Monaco etcetera......

@lon242 2 года назад

1:15 wait what was the Italian ham decal company? Parmalat was an Italian company that made dairy products, and Santal was, after some light Googling, a fuel sponsor?

@noag829 Год назад

2:17 I feel click baited. Even though when I look closer I see its a crane. Still feel click baited. But can I even feel clickbaited if I like this video so much. Edit. Im at the end of the video and I expected a big crash and Now I feel click baited

@stephencampbell9384 2 года назад

How many times have you watched those Clive James season reviews mate? :D (87 with Peter Ustinov is a legend too)

@IcemanCFB Год назад

Given that Patrese won, James Hunt would have likely blown more gaskets than a 1982 Renault engine

@stormtrooper1874 2 года назад

But there racing drivers they don't know how to slow down so ture

@Iroquois777 2 года назад

Wonderful work!

@shinjisan2015 Год назад

I think they just decided "well, screw it, he actually made it across the line so we'll ignore that little push from the marshals."

@niniancutflower3076 Год назад

What's going on with the commentary? It's incredibly irritating... and badly done.

@alunchurcher7060 Год назад

Monte Carlo in my opinion is the worst tract for racing on the circuit of races. It's all to often a game of follow the leader and just hope he crashes out.

@matfhju 2 года назад

Wassent there a storry where some driver jumped out of their car and lithereary ran across the finish line? Altho I cant remember witch motorsport series it was