Jules Bianchi passes away following accident at 2014 Formula 1 Japanese Grand Prix

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Its has to go man.
 
Stop quoting it.. you're just as bad as the user who originally posted it.
 
Fixed it.
 
I've seen the video, it made me flinch when Bianchi's car hit the tractor. Crashes like that just send shivers down my spine. It's horrible. :nervous::(
 
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ill be honest here, Im surprised he is even alive after that even if he is unconscious.

His head would of hit that tractors wheel very hard and is similar in nature to Sennas accident, of course without the pierced helmet.

The force of the hit surely would of Equaled Henry Surtees fatal incident with the Tyre hitting his helmet.
 
ill be honest here, Im surprised he is even alive after that even if he is unconscious.

His head would of hit that tractors wheel very hard and is similar in nature to Sennas accident, of course without the pierced helmet.

The force of the hit surely would of Equaled Henry Surtees fatal incident with the Tyre hitting his helmet.
It actually just clipped the edge of the truck, by chance. Any more to the left, that would have been decapitation.

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Are you actually that ignorant?
 
Another website I go to had a poster who is 'on the inside' of the sport. He said, that Bianchi is brain dead and they're waiting for family to decide what to do. Pull the plug and donate organs.

I hope it's BS.
 
Ignorant, go **** yourself, i am french, and really sad about one of our drivers who been involved in such accident
I follow Bianchi career even before his F1 accession
I wouldn't post such horrible video to enjoy viewer
Ban me, i dont care, i feel sorry for Bianchi and posted this video to involve people to explain what happened
not for the sake of internet show
 
Another website I go to had a poster who is 'on the inside' of the sport. He said, that Bianchi is brain dead and they're waiting for family to decide what to do. Pull the plug and donate organs.

I hope it's BS.

Sadly, that could be a real possibility.
 
i feel sorry for Bianchi and posted this video to involve people to explain what happened
not for the sake of internet show
And after two other such posts were removed and a member of staff told people not to post them. So why do you think you get to post what you've been told not to post?
 
ill be honest here, Im surprised he is even alive after that even if he is unconscious.

His head would of hit that tractors wheel very hard and is similar in nature to Sennas accident, of course without the pierced helmet.

The force of the hit surely would of Equaled Henry Surtees fatal incident with the Tyre hitting his helmet.
I thought Senna's helmet was untouched?

Ignorant, go **** yourself, i am french, and really sad about one of our drivers who been involved in such accident
I follow Bianchi career even before his F1 accession
I wouldn't post such horrible video to enjoy viewer
Ban me, i dont care, i feel sorry for Bianchi and posted this video to involve people to explain what happened
not for the sake of internet show
No one is making you post these things...
 
I did not read posts above mine
But i hate people who actually insulted me for showing a video link
I highly understand video may hurts sensitive people
 
I did not read posts above mine
But i hate people who actually insulted me for showing a video link
Actually, no-one insulted you and it wasn't for posting the video but because you did after being told not to.
I highly understand video may hurts sensitive people
And may well show a man's death. Have some respect. Or, if you can't do that, just follow our rules.
 
Not having any respect?
Dude, i can understand why we should not post such video to hide such horrible accident
I will never post such video on "voyeurism" purpose
 
I think the picture Taki Inoue shared yesterday on Twitter (to which I have no objection, nothing graphic about it, all I see is a doctor attending to Bianchi and holding his head/helmet) gives us a hint that the helmet didn't suffer a direct impact and remained structurally intact. Considering that Bianch hit the crane head-on and that the front of his car actually "lifted" the back of the crane, I guess we may assume that it was the weight of Sutil's car that avoided a much more horrible crash.

Considering the (apparent, from the "doctor" photo) structural integrity of Bianchi's helmet, one can only assume that either something else (not the side of the crane) impacted the helmet without destroying it (like a wheel, as was the case with Henry Surtees), or that is was simply the overall number of Gs of the deceleration that caused the trauma.
 
Blunt force hit and a suspension component pierced the helmet into his skull.

http://www.ayrton-senna.com/s-files/picsf03.html
well then... NBSCN got me wrong... I thought I knew it right the first time, then watching that made me change my mind about it. I guess F1 slipped some green to show how it "happened."

I think the picture Taki Inoue shared yesterday on Twitter (to which I have no objection, nothing graphic about it, all I see is a doctor attending to Bianchi and holding his head/helmet) gives us a hint that the helmet didn't suffer a direct impact and remained structurally intact. Considering that Bianch hit the crane head-on and that the front of his car actually "lifted" the back of the crane, I guess we may assume that it was the weight of Sutil's car that avoided a much more horrible crash.

Considering the (apparent, from the "doctor" photo) structural integrity of Bianchi's helmet, one can only assume that either something else (not the side of the crane) impacted the helmet without destroying it (like a wheel, as was the case with Henry Surtees), or that is was simply the overall number of Gs of the deceleration that caused the trauma.
Probably the latter of the two, but the incident did occur on the left side and the picture was primarily showing the right of it.

I hope I'm not breaking the rules with this, but there is a .gif link on reddit where you can slow it down. You can clearly see the helmet going underneath the tractor. It definitely didn't come out without a scratch.
 
Saw the video today. Absolutely brutal. Strange that the marshal was waving green whilst the tractor was still reversing.
Definitely should have been safety car. Can't have a JCB driving around on the outside of a super wet bend especially after someone had binned it in that exact spot the lap before.

Just a very unfortunate sequence of events. Hope Bianchi makes it out the other side.

Edit: Could have been so much worse as well. The marshal was metres from being hit by a 100MPH Marussia...
 
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I didnt know the forum rules were sooooooo strict. I saw that fatal crashes are not allowed to be posted but Bianchi's crash, as far as I know it hasnt been fatal.
I dont understand this, people have the choice to watch it or not. And for example Senna fatal accident has been watched like a billion times and other F1 fatal crashes too.

Stop quoting it.. you're just as bad as the user who originally posted it.
Please, dont go over the top... I am "bad" for posting the accident? Please... I tried to put in big size font that it was the real accident footage just in case sensitive people wont want to watch it... but anyway, lets move on
 
I didnt know the forum rules were sooooooo strict. I saw that fatal crashes are not allowed to be posted but Bianchi's crash, as far as I know it hasnt been fatal.
I dont understand this, people have the choice to watch it or not. And for example Senna fatal accident has been watched like a billion times and other F1 fatal crashes too.


Please, dont go over the top... I am "bad" for posting the accident? Please... I tried to put in big size font that it was the real accident footage just in case sensitive people wont want to watch it... but anyway, lets move on

There is every chance right now Bianchi's crash could be fatal or life changing. It is pretty difficult to watch too.
 
Just seen the video as well, Jules is definitely lucky to came out of this alive, that was one hell of a nasty crash.
Not that I feared anything less when hearing about his injuries, but seeing it on video, gives it a whole other dimension.
 
I didnt know the forum rules were sooooooo strict. I saw that fatal crashes are not allowed to be posted but Bianchi's crash, as far as I know it hasnt been fatal.
Let's hope it doesn't, but if it does turn out to be, who do you think then has to go round the site clearing it up?

There's also a reason it hasn't been shown on TV. Let's wait until Jules recovers before we start posting the crash that could have killed him.
I dont understand this, people have the choice to watch it or not. And for example Senna fatal accident has been watched like a billion times and other F1 fatal crashes too.
More people have watched porn. We don't allow that either.
 
There is every chance right now Bianchi's crash could be fatal or life changing. It is pretty difficult to watch too.

It's disturbing, daunting and absolutely terrifying.
 
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