And then wins 2 world titles and 13 wins.

And 3 Poles with 34 podiums

In german there is the saying "Totgesagte leben länger". It roughly translates to "those pronounced dead, live longer."

Let’s go headshot btw its Nemesiz

“Tell the priest to fuck off, I’m not dead yet” The guy was a one off. We won’t see his like again.

Absolutely, truly extraordinary. And while they rightly noted that he won he championship twice more, the missed the fact that he only lost that 1976 season by a single point!

Bertrand Gachot missed more races by being in jail than Lauda missed by being so badly injured that he was given last rites.

That is a very fair point you've got there...

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I'm having Jules flashbacks :c

@@charamia9402 hi chara mia.

@@user-lf3zx3rc3p or Senna.

Yeah. I get really angry when people say they just drive around circles or everybody can do that.

I get angry every time I hear somone says any bad words about a driver if there outstanding or not. It's not the puplic in that race seat and they have no idea how hard it is to drive fast and safe. I don't care if it's Lewis winning all the time or Ricardo getting a 5th. It's all the same to me. Them driver's put it on the line every time they get into a race car! Just to entertain us. Also the guy's on the video are all amazing people and racing driver's.

They don’t do it to entertain you. They do it because they are competitive and passionate, you just are entertained by them doing so.

@@hell5torm no because without fan's being entertained by it the sport it self would of died. Like all sport's back though history was developed to entertain the masses.

@@chriscollins550 no, it’s out of enjoyment just like every race series just this one has more money than others and drivers are paid.

Raced in F3 last year I think

Probably the worst crash I can ever remember seeing. I didn't even feel as sick when I watch Kubica crash in Canada. To go top of the head first into something at speed like she did and survive was incredible.

Yes

She fractured her neck or back quite high up her back, I’m pretty sure, insane luck she didn’t tear any nerves, or she would be wheelchair-bound forever.

I forgot that was her

NASCAR have some strange rules these days. I used to watch it back when Marcos Ambrose was still racing, but they stopped showing it on Australian TV after he left at the end of 2014.

And broke he leg

-Terry Labonte finished the last two races of the 1996 season with a broken hand, and managed to secure the championship by doing so. -In 1992, Davey Allison crashed during the Winston when fighting for the win. Despite winning, he crashed so hard he apparently had an out-of-body expierence. Despite this, he returned to the track the next week, and completed the 600 mile event with a fourth place finish. A few weeks later, he barrel rolled his car at Pocono, with many assuming this crash would end his career. Despite a severe concussion, broken arm, wrist, and collar bone, he started the DieHard 500 the following week before a relief driver took over for him. -Dale Earnhardt crashed badly in 1993. A crash that many thought was fatal "only" gave him a broken collar bone. He started the Brickyard 400 the next week, and surrendered after the first pit stop to a relief driver. The following week, he won the pole award at Watkins Glen (remember: a road course). Despite leading towards the end of the race and refusing to leave the car, fatigue took a toll on him towards the end, and he only managed to get a sixth place finish out of it. -Richard Petty slammed a wall at Pocono in 1980 so hard he broke his neck. Despite knowing fully well that another crash, even a minor accident, could kill him, he hid the injury from officials and kept racing for the next several weeks. (Yeah, not really a "recovery" so much as being stupid, but...) While the next race he only got a 18th, the next four races he got 5th, 4th, 9th, and 2nd.

He broke his left foot all the way across (brake pedal) and both bones in his lower right leg (engine being pushed back). Doctors didn't expect him back in a car to start testing until late summer and he was back in competition by early summer. Oh, and him and his wife welcomed their first child while he was out, after a long and public battle with fertility issues. What a year for them lol

Yeah that's right ,but no one mentions that because 90% of NASCAR fans despise him

I hope he'll have a long and successful carreer, but honestly I think the fact that he's back racing after that horriffic accident is a huge comeback on its own... Not only the physical injuries, but to be mentally able to get back in the car. I am just speechless...

For anthoine

@@charamia9402 yeah, but I’m happy to see an American back in the mix, and he will have the country behind him

@@soupisamyth He'll have everybody behind him, I think.

I was at the billy crash at donnington

And so he did, winning two more World Championships in the years following and became a 3-time world champ. RIP Niki

Didn’t come back though

@@KitKata507 He will be to IndyCar very soon!

@@WTF1official Lovely to see him back where he belongs. Never saw the best of him in F1 in my opinion it he will always be remembered within the community.

@@WTF1official I know and I’m very interested to see how that goes, hopefully he can get his reputation of being a joke off his back if he really still is as talented as he showed when he was back at lotus.

Also, he is said to drive a Mercedes F1 car at the Preseason testing

Only after accidents happen.

Schumacher? From memory the only injury he ever had was a broken leg from hitting a barrier at Silverstone. That hardly compares to Zanardi loosing his legs or Kubica turning the Williams into Swiss Cheese in Canada.

@@SomeKZfaqGuy Yes, but when he returned at Sepang, he got pole position with almost a second faster than Irvine. And that's pretty impressive

Totally agree Her accident was the worst I’ve seen ... ever! I mean .... her car flew through the air like an airplane 😱

He’s not lost his spirit. He’ll keep going

He's currently training for a triathlon. He's got a KZfaq channel, go sub to him. He's not got a moment of looking for sympathy. At most he explains why he's hurting on one bit of a stump that particular day, but it's just an explanation, not a whine. I've been watching him since his first race on the BTCC card in his mid-teens and he's always been a very positive young man.

He’s only 21 guys I wouldn’t be surprised if he starts going into F2 soon

But didn't johnny crash before f1??

@@achmadfadhillah5859 he did, it was a F3000 race in 1988 which he crashed in

Let's be honest it can be a long list, then again there's also Sebastien Bourdais after his crash at Indy in 2017. There's also a couple of incidents with James Hinchcliffe, one being hit by debris, and the other being pierced by his own suspension parts in another crash at Indy.

Frank Williams was an idiot who thought he could drive on a public road in a road spec car the way his drivers drove on close circuit race tracks in custom built racing cars. He certainly doesn't deserve to be on this list.

Mark Dismore during practice at Indianapolis in 1991 too. He had a good comeback story also.

Well, the video title does say Motorsport, not F1, so you have every right to say that.

Witam w klubie!

Imagine if he raced in Ferrari.. no doubt they'd bring a F1 race to Poland too.

Mikka received a trackside tracheotomy and is still alive today thanks in large part to Sir Jackie Stewart. Jackie campaigned for a qualified doctor and surgeon to travel with the F1 championship and it was that doctor he pushed for that saved Mikka's life.

Me too