You just wouldn’t get that now in an f1 team,Jackie had nothing else to prove so he took Cevert under his wing.Master and apprentice.Jackie was never the same after Cevert died.He said so in his autobiography.He was grooming him to be World Champion
A very handsome man, young and full of life. I know the cliched “He died doing what he loved”....but so sad when you think of what he might have accomplished along with racing.....a family, children. RIP Francois Cevert.
Agree could turn any hetrosexual man into fancing him, beautiful indeed and horrible this beautiful soul died young and horrible death; he would easily won 1-2 WDC (becoming France's first F1 WDC) and wondering what his life would be post F1.
The relationship between Jackie Stewart and Francois Cevert was very special. It was so sad when he died in practice at Watkins Glen. In the movie ‘Rush’ there is scene towards the beginning of James Hunt’s F1 career when a car crashes in practice. That was Francois. It’s still so sad for me.
His was a tragic, terrible death,...but F1 back in the day was a brutal sport, at times like Russian roulette, ...but following the cevert tragedy, his friend and co driver Jackie Stewart pushed hard for changes in regulations and better driver safety , and he helped make it the much safer sport it is today
If only François had survived to compete in the ‘74 season and beyond; with his talent, and Sir Jackie’s guidance, my God. He might have even ultimately turned out to be a better driver than Jim Clark.
leewat motor racing was just so dangerous back then. Francois was killed in such an absolutely horrific manner. His death is still the worst I've ever heard of.
What are the most destructive terrible accidents in formula 1 history... For many many reasons... When Jackie Stewart walked up to the accident he could see that Francois had literally been ripped in half... His legs and half his torso were laying in the grass, with his upper half, still in the wreckage... I only speak these details to speak of the severity of the accident in the horribleness of it... And could you imagine how Jackie must have felt in that moment?... Seeing his best friend the guy he had just talked to moments before now in the state?... Freaking horrible...
The Tyrrell 007 was a good car that Schekter took to two wins and 4 podiums, so with that I have no doubt Cevert could have won the 1974 title. Sad all around.
He die at my 17 th birthday! A tragic destiny! Him and Clay Regazzoni of Ferrari they was my idols ! I was sure the next year in 1974 he became world champion ! But sorry the fate was so cruel with him! .RIP Francois !🙏❤
Os antigos deuses gregos ficavam enciumados, quando um mortal lhes assemelhava, seja em beleza, ou força, Cevert era um destes, não se pode ser assim impunimente, o destino o levou cedo demais.
"Uno debe elegir: Dirigir tu vida, disfrutando y haciendo algo que puede llegar a matarte, o hacer otra cosa que te aburra. Yo no estoy dispuesto a aburrirme" "Me tomaría más valor dejar de correr que el que me toma seguir haciéndolo" "Disfuto con todos los momentos de mi vida, es casi increíble. Hay muy pocas cosas de las que debo hacer que no me gusten. De momento, soy el hombre más feliz del mundo" "Conducía como si estuviese en el infierno y no pensaba lo suficiente. Jackie me enseñó cómo se debe analizar un auto, cómo se debe pensar cuando se maneja, la visión que se debe tener. Él hizo toda mi educación" "En las carreras no hay lugar para las lágrimas. Siguen a pesar de las tragedias" François Cevert "Llegué y me quedé paralizado por el horror, había humo y vapor por todas partes… y allí, todavía atrapado por el cinturón de seguridad, estaba mi compañero de equipo, mi protegido, mi amigo, mi hermano pequeño... Estaba muerto" "Poco a poco, François se estaba volviendo más y más fuerte en carrera. Era obvio que hubiese acabado siendo campeón del mundo. Era suficientemente bueno como para ganarme, tenía ambición, y habría acabado siendo el número 1 del equipo" "Algunas personas lo consideraban un playboy. Le gustaba vestir con estilo, y una vez llegó a mostrar una presencia espectacular cuando se presentó con un abrigo de piel hasta las rodillas y un collar de peces. Le expliqué todo lo que sabía. La relación funcionó porque él tenía poca experiencia y muchas ganas. Muchos pilotos se contentan con servirse del talento natural que Dios les dio; pocas veces tienen que esforzarse más allá de lo que les han dado. Pero, para los realmente buenos, eso es solo una base" Jackie Stewart "En un GP de Holanda, Stewart lideraba, con Cevert detrás y Jackie perdió una marcha. François no quiso adelantarle, porque quería ganar por habilidad, no porque tuviese un problema" "François era un hombre del que era difícil no sentirse cerca. Estaba lleno de vida, amado por las mujeres. parecía más una estrella de cine o un rico playboy que un piloto, pero era realmente un piloto muy bueno. Un hombre de muchos talentos" "Había un camión que iba a salir hacia la zona del accidente. Iba a subirme, pero Jody Scheckter, que acababa de volver al pit lane, me gritó: ‘¡No vayas! ¡Ni se te ocurra!’ Entonces, el corazón se hundió en mi pecho" "El accidente ocurrió el sábado 6, el número del auto era el 6, el chasis era el 006 y el motor era el 066. No soy supersticioso. Sin embargo cuando volvimos a Inglaterra y se mandó el motor a Cosworth para revisarlo. Los mecánicos lo desarmaron y pusieron el block sobre un banco de trabajo. Sorpresivamente, ellos vieron esta enorme y pesada masa de aluminio moverse del banco y golpear contra el piso (...) Por las caras de los dos mecánicos, había que creer que algo había pasado, casi como si François estuviera tratando de decir algo" Jo Ramírez "Cuando salió a pista por última vez, me dijo ‘Pondré el auto en la pole’. Era así de decidido. Los momentos posteriores a su accidente fuero durísimos. Estuve a punto de dejar la competición" Ken Tyrrell "El día que murio Cevert fue uno de los más tristes de mi carrera" Emerson Fittipaldi "Cuando fui a poner flores en la pista de Watkins Glen en el 40° aniversario de la muerte de Cevert se estaba disputando una carrera amateur. En el momento en que yo estaba investigando en qué lugar se había despistado, una rueda se salió de un auto y fue a pegar contra la malla de protección exactamente en ese lugar. Jackie Stewart ha dicho que, para aquellos que creen, el espíritu de Cevert estaba rondando y haciéndose notar" Connie Ann Kirk "François, hijo de un joyero tenía la pureza de un diamante. Si su trayectoria no se hubiera quebrado contra una barrera, en 1974 hubiese sido el primer francés campeón del mundo en la historia de la Fórmula 1" Xavier Chimits "Pilotos legendarios de la Fórmula 1" página 144. Edimat Libros, 2007. "Jackie, Ferrari me hizo una oferta. Algún día tengo que seguir mi camino, y tu relación con Ken es tan buena que quizás nunca pueda ganarte. Tengo que buscar otro equipo" François Cevert a Jackie Stewart días antes del Gran Premio de Canadá 1973 Saludos desde Venezuela.
io lo conoscevo da ragazza . per qualche tempo siamo stati assieme dopo la sua morte ho tentato il suicidio . aveva gli occhi colore del mare profondo .sayonara
apart from being a rare document about a tragically lost potential champion, this also is a testament of jackie stewarts sportsmanship.
But he comes across as a bit bitter towards Lewis Hamilton who is also a fantastic competitor.
@@MagicAyrtonforever Wrong answer - maybe to a different post. Above is an interview with François Cevert in 1970 when Hamilton wasn't even borne?
@@HarryHunterx ya- laughable
You just wouldn’t get that now in an f1 team,Jackie had nothing else to prove so he took Cevert under his wing.Master and apprentice.Jackie was never the same after Cevert died.He said so in his autobiography.He was grooming him to be World Champion
@@MagicAyrtonforever Stewart only tell truth, H is overrated 90% of his victories are merit of a far superior car.
A very handsome man, young and full of life. I know the cliched “He died doing what he loved”....but so sad when you think of what he might have accomplished along with racing.....a family, children. RIP Francois Cevert.
Rest in peace, François. You were absolutely right when you said - 'driving a F-1, one can't make mistakes'.
I've never seen a better looking racing driver, rest in peace Mr. Cevert.
Agree could turn any hetrosexual man into fancing him, beautiful indeed and horrible this beautiful soul died young and horrible death; he would easily won 1-2 WDC (becoming France's first F1 WDC) and wondering what his life would be post F1.
This man was destined for greatness
Number 1 , NO doubt !!!
Rip what a handsome & cool guy
RIP Francois servet you will be sadly missed by millions of f1 fans who are always there to support your talent
Love his deep french voice
Amazing and beautiful , unique interview! May he Rest In Peace!
The relationship between Jackie Stewart and Francois Cevert was very special. It was so sad when he died in practice at Watkins Glen. In the movie ‘Rush’ there is scene towards the beginning of James Hunt’s F1 career when a car crashes in practice. That was Francois. It’s still so sad for me.
That was quite fascinating but sad as well. I only recently heard of this man. I never expected him to be so eloquent.
He was almost like a movie stars interpretation of an F1 driver
His humility is amazing
I salute all these F1 drivers back in the day.You had to have balls of steel to drive them.
Thanks for this wonderful portrait of a word and a feeling : passion.
MAN, WHAT A GREAT INTERVIEW!
Once Jackie would have retired, nobody could have beat him. He was that special.
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If he had gone on, two thirds of the world would now be called Cevert.
LOL! even my cat
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His was a tragic, terrible death,...but F1 back in the day was a brutal sport, at times like Russian roulette, ...but following the cevert tragedy, his friend and co driver Jackie Stewart pushed hard for changes in regulations and better driver safety , and he helped make it the much safer sport it is today
“He did a lot of damage”- For sure Cevert had all the ladies
What a talented young man...may he rest in Peace!🙏
So beautiful personne what humility Great driver and Great play boy R.I.P. Great Champion ❤️🇫🇷
If only François had survived to compete in the ‘74 season and beyond; with his talent, and Sir Jackie’s guidance, my God. He might have even ultimately turned out to be a better driver than Jim Clark.
It's so haunting to hear him saying that "I should have been killed" :(
leewat motor racing was just so dangerous back then. Francois was killed in such an absolutely horrific manner. His death is still the worst I've ever heard of.
Paul McLauchlin His injury after the crash is definitely the worst in F1 history.
Paul McLauchlin cut in a half, right?
•Wic9KF8• Sadly yes :(
Sadly, so true ..
What a clever bloke! Taken from us far too soon... RIP
I miss him so much!
Great find.
What are the most destructive terrible accidents in formula 1 history...
For many many reasons...
When Jackie Stewart walked up to the accident he could see that Francois had literally been ripped in half...
His legs and half his torso were laying in the grass, with his upper half, still in the wreckage...
I only speak these details to speak of the severity of the accident in the horribleness of it...
And could you imagine how Jackie must have felt in that moment?...
Seeing his best friend the guy he had just talked to moments before now in the state?...
Freaking horrible...
The Tyrrell 007 was a good car that Schekter took to two wins and 4 podiums, so with that I have no doubt Cevert could have won the 1974 title. Sad all around.
What a gem he was
He was a perfect Frenchman. The other driver's didn't stand a chance with the ladies. Only his seconds.
With all the hoes.. Looks aren't everything for real women.
*_*drivers_** , not driver's.
@@MagicAyrtonforever He happened to be charming kind and humble as well, your jealousy and disdain are misplaced
Bullshit, they could all score if they really wanted to
@@annnee6818He was also close to Jackie, it was like they were either brothers when they were at home, it was sad to see him go.
Little did he know that he was describing his future crash.
I didn't at all
Actually, he new more than he should... that story of clairvoyant might not have done him good :(
@@tuneplayme It's *_*knew_** , not new.
grande campione....
Rest easy Francois I’ll see you soon
God was very generous to him by giving such looks, charisma and talent, but sadly too short time on this Earth...
he's quite picturesque
RIP Cevert
Hamsome and great driver
*_*Handsome_**
F1 was glamorous back then, drivers had charisma, now in 2024 it's very sterile and quiet frankly boring
Hoje, 06/10/2023, ciquenta anos sem meu ídolo.😢😢❤❤
He die at my 17 th birthday! A tragic destiny! Him and Clay Regazzoni of Ferrari they was my idols ! I was sure the next year in 1974 he became world champion ! But sorry the fate was so cruel with him! .RIP Francois !🙏❤
The hair style was emaculate
Os antigos deuses gregos ficavam enciumados, quando um mortal lhes assemelhava, seja em beleza, ou força, Cevert era um destes, não se pode ser assim impunimente, o destino o levou cedo demais.
Cevert most likely wins the 76 Championship in a 6 wheel had he not died in that crash. Tragic loss for the sport.
Se fue tan joven
A fortune teller told him he'd die before he was 30.
IA SER CAMPEÃO DO MUNDO
Ia mesmo
"Uno debe elegir: Dirigir tu vida, disfrutando y haciendo algo que puede llegar a matarte, o hacer otra cosa que te aburra. Yo no estoy dispuesto a aburrirme"
"Me tomaría más valor dejar de correr que el que me toma seguir haciéndolo"
"Disfuto con todos los momentos de mi vida, es casi increíble. Hay muy pocas cosas de las que debo hacer que no me gusten. De momento, soy el hombre más feliz del mundo"
"Conducía como si estuviese en el infierno y no pensaba lo suficiente. Jackie me enseñó cómo se debe analizar un auto, cómo se debe pensar cuando se maneja, la visión que se debe tener. Él hizo toda mi educación"
"En las carreras no hay lugar para las lágrimas. Siguen a pesar de las tragedias"
François Cevert
"Llegué y me quedé paralizado por el horror, había humo y vapor por todas partes… y allí, todavía atrapado por el cinturón de seguridad, estaba mi compañero de equipo, mi protegido, mi amigo, mi hermano pequeño... Estaba muerto"
"Poco a poco, François se estaba volviendo más y más fuerte en carrera. Era obvio que hubiese acabado siendo campeón del mundo. Era suficientemente bueno como para ganarme, tenía ambición, y habría acabado siendo el número 1 del equipo"
"Algunas personas lo consideraban un playboy. Le gustaba vestir con estilo, y una vez llegó a mostrar una presencia espectacular cuando se presentó con un abrigo de piel hasta las rodillas y un collar de peces. Le expliqué todo lo que sabía. La relación funcionó porque él tenía poca experiencia y muchas ganas. Muchos pilotos se contentan con servirse del talento natural que Dios les dio; pocas veces tienen que esforzarse más allá de lo que les han dado. Pero, para los realmente buenos, eso es solo una base"
Jackie Stewart
"En un GP de Holanda, Stewart lideraba, con Cevert detrás y Jackie perdió una marcha. François no quiso adelantarle, porque quería ganar por habilidad, no porque tuviese un problema"
"François era un hombre del que era difícil no sentirse cerca. Estaba lleno de vida, amado por las mujeres. parecía más una estrella de cine o un rico playboy que un piloto, pero era realmente un piloto muy bueno. Un hombre de muchos talentos"
"Había un camión que iba a salir hacia la zona del accidente. Iba a subirme, pero Jody Scheckter, que acababa de volver al pit lane, me gritó: ‘¡No vayas! ¡Ni se te ocurra!’ Entonces, el corazón se hundió en mi pecho"
"El accidente ocurrió el sábado 6, el número del auto era el 6, el chasis era el 006 y el motor era el 066. No soy supersticioso. Sin embargo cuando volvimos a Inglaterra y se mandó el motor a Cosworth para revisarlo. Los mecánicos lo desarmaron y pusieron el block sobre un banco de trabajo. Sorpresivamente, ellos vieron esta enorme y pesada masa de aluminio moverse del banco y golpear contra el piso (...) Por las caras de los dos mecánicos, había que creer que algo había pasado, casi como si François estuviera tratando de decir algo"
Jo Ramírez
"Cuando salió a pista por última vez, me dijo ‘Pondré el auto en la pole’. Era así de decidido. Los momentos posteriores a su accidente fuero durísimos. Estuve a punto de dejar la competición"
Ken Tyrrell
"El día que murio Cevert fue uno de los más tristes de mi carrera"
Emerson Fittipaldi
"Cuando fui a poner flores en la pista de Watkins Glen en el 40° aniversario de la muerte de Cevert se estaba disputando una carrera amateur. En el momento en que yo estaba investigando en qué lugar se había despistado, una rueda se salió de un auto y fue a pegar contra la malla de protección exactamente en ese lugar. Jackie Stewart ha dicho que, para aquellos que creen, el espíritu de Cevert estaba rondando y haciéndose notar"
Connie Ann Kirk
"François, hijo de un joyero tenía la pureza de un diamante. Si su trayectoria no se hubiera quebrado contra una barrera, en 1974 hubiese sido el primer francés campeón del mundo en la historia de la Fórmula 1"
Xavier Chimits
"Pilotos legendarios de la Fórmula 1" página 144. Edimat Libros, 2007.
"Jackie, Ferrari me hizo una oferta. Algún día tengo que seguir mi camino, y tu relación con Ken es tan buena que quizás nunca pueda ganarte. Tengo que buscar otro equipo"
François Cevert a Jackie Stewart días antes del Gran Premio de Canadá 1973
Saludos desde Venezuela.
Hoy se cumplen 50 años de su muerte, pero su recuerdo sigue vivo en mi corazón. ❤
And Jackie learnt at the feet of Jim Clark.
I ain't gay but this man was handsome and clever. Rest in peace champion...
... and then you see interviews of nowadays F1 drivers being just flat and anonymous....
Nice eyes😊❤
Looks like he's related to Andre the Giant.
Si doué quel malheur sa disparition si précoce
He looks hot and SOUNDS hot. Why did he have to die so soon? 😫😭
Ontem fez 50 anos que ele morreu
io lo conoscevo da ragazza . per qualche tempo siamo stati assieme dopo la sua morte ho tentato il suicidio . aveva gli occhi colore del mare profondo .sayonara
Davvero? Doveva essere davvero un grande gentiluomo oltre che un pilota fenomenale! :(
come era caratterialmente??
BÁRBARA EDEN 23 FEBRERO 1932
American history
grandisimo piloto.