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Heartbreaking….❤😢

Debe ser duro como un Maestro pierde a su alumno más querido

François cevert era um anjo que teve a oportunidade de vim aqui na terra e voltar pra o céu novamente ❤❤❤

Letos 80 let, kdyby nám ho osud nevzal příliš brzy 😢😢😢

Parabéns pelo vídeo Hana, pela linda canção em francês ao fundo das lindas imagens. Numa delas, aparece nosso bicampeão Emerson Fittipaldi, ainda vivo. François parece que não morreu, nós ainda gostamos dele, porque seu Espírito era bom! Abraço fraterno do Brasil!!

Inoubliable François. Tu es toujours vivant dans ma coeur. ❤

Opens Roads François, 🏁 Remembering you... 50 years gone today x 💙

Opens Roads François, 🏁 Remembering you... 50 years gone today x 💙

50 anos....

50 anos de saudade

AMOR ETERNO!😢💔💔💗💗💗💞💞💕💘💘💘💘

Jackie.... the last of the greats..

He was trying to get pole from Peterson. In Canada he had a coming-together with Scheckter as a result of which he sustained bruised ankles. There was also a comment that the Tyrell did not perform as well in the lower gears which may have affected the cornering. Very sad. RIP. 🤔

Don’t blame Jackie for not wanting to go back. He won multiple championships. More importantly, he wanted to make sure his family didn’t lose him prematurely. Plus he was thriving working for ABC. What a first class and genuine man.

😢😢😢😢😢 opravdu velká ztráta…. Vynikající jezdec v tak nebezpečné době F1

Um excelente piloto de uma época absolutamente perigosa do esporte. Um herói dos tempos modernos!

50 years this year. Francois' death was an absolute tragedy. No question in my mind he would have been champion.

They had the ugliest drivers uniforms ever made.

CEVERT JÁ ERA ÍDOLO ANTES DE MORRER. MUITO BONITO, APELIDADO DE "PRÍNCIPE" ERA GENTIL E O TIPO DE PILOTO CORRETO, ÉTICO E COMPANHEIRO. PERFEITO PRA STEWART, PODERIA MUITAS VEZES TER PASSADO STEWART, MAS ERA PARCEIRO DEMAIS. PODERIA TER SIDO O PRIMEIRO FRANCÊS CAMPEÃO, MAS FOI CEIFADO ABRUPTAMENTE E 73.

We need a movie about this frienship, this master/discipule story.

Un champion très talentueux et beau 💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕

Amigo... Que Dios te tenga entre sus brazos... Aquí en argentina todos los mayores de 70 que te vimos correr en nuestro Autódromo Ciudad de Bs. As. no olvidaremos jamas ese podio con Emerson y Jackie. Por eso y todo lo que nos brindastes en esos años duros de la F1 todos te llevamos en nuestras mentes y corazones. Tu estrella jamás se apagara bravo niño bonito...💫✌️👍

My boyhood idol. He’d be 78 this year.

Francois would gone on to great things im sure it was such a shame to lose Cevert 🙏❤️

Jackie took that infamous corner at Watkins Glen in a higher gear pulling less revs than Francois did, withch made the short wheelbase Tyrrell more stable and less twitchy through the corner. If Francois had taken the corner during the Tyrrell in the same gear as Jackie did, or if he was driving a longer wheelbase car like the McLaren M23 that Dennis Hulme and Jody Scheckter where driving, or a Lotus 72 like Emerson Fittipaldi and Ronnie Petterson were driving, he would have made it through the corner easily even in a lower gear pulling more revs, with a less twitchy car.

Ça fait mal au cœur de revoir François Cevert... c'est tout notre jeunesse Sa sœur Jacqueline lui ressemble beaucoup RIP françois .. mon idole😪🙏

thanks youtube algorythm

I'm 61 and been watching Formula 1 since I was a kid in the late sixties, when Jacky Ickx came to the fore and F1 was broadcast on Belgian TV. So many deaths, so many tragedies in such a beautiful sport. So much misery that could have been prevented, too, had racing organisers, the governing body, racecar builders and circuit owners had had more eye for the safety of what in the end was their livelyhood, the drivers. With more safety of course came less exitement, but I'd give a lot to see the likes of Jochen Rindt, Didier Pironi, Gilles Villeneuve and many others to have been able to stay alive and race on til they felt like going into retirement of their own volition instead of being snuffed-out by a forced fate.

I was there at the Glen when that crash happened. It was so sad. So sad.

What’s this from??

Francois always on my mind

If the halo was used at that time.😔

Bonjour à tous et toutes. Fan de F.Cevert depuis toujours, est il possible d'avoir cette vidéo en français svp ? J'ai fait peindre mon casque à ses couleurs que je conserve religieusement depuis 40 ans.

Francois and Max Cady

My wife and I were camped in the infield, and we were wondering why the cars had all stopped, until we heard the anouncement in French over the loudspeakers, "Cevert et mort. Cevert et mort." Later, we joined the crowds at the crash site, where I was appalled by spectators picking up and pocketing pieces of blue fiberglass from Cevert's car.

An extraordinary life. As a young child he lived in Paris using his mother's maiden name, to stay out of sight of the occupying forces. He would have stood out, unhealthily, had he used the family name. The family survived. People like to predict what the dead would have done had they lived.... We will never know. But Cevert was certainly a rare talent.

Jackie was already on top when I first became an F1 fan and I tended to favor the underdogs. Jochen Rindt was one. Lost that one. Then Cevert... So many favorites lost back then. Was at the Glen for that race weekend.

Cevert looks like a movie star

Magnifique vidéo sublimée par la voix d'Elvis ...

Belle video

Jackie for me is the greatest driver of f1 history

I think he looks like Charles

3:20 any chance that anyone know what music is played at 3:20?

Jackie Stewart and other drivers such as Niki Lauda spent years fighting to get better safety standards in motor sport. When I hear Hamilton telling us that he won't remove his jewellery and see Vettel walking around with his fireproof undies outide of his racing suit as a joke because drivers have been told to wear fireproof underwear, I think they should be forced to sit down and listen to drivers like Jackie Stewart talking about all the friends he lost and how it became almost a regular thing for his wife to go and collect their belongings from the hotel rooms that they would never be going back to. At the end of the newer version of "Weekend of a Champion" from 2013, Jackie Stewart talks openly about it to Roman Polanski. It is heartbreaking. Jochen Rindt's and Fracois Cevert's deaths hit him particularly hard.

Francois was shagging Stewart's wife.

Jackie Stewart ! such a humble man, considering all he has done in the motor racing world, He really is a true champion ,not only of motor racing, but of the human race.

J etait à Paris quand il est mort .

Francois would have no doubt been an F1 champion.