Racing is like a brotherhood. You want to beat the other guy you want to see him behind you but you never ever ever want to see 1 of them hurt or dead.
I didn't cry (though i did on various other scenes in this staggering movie) at this moment but you should have felt my heart rate, and even i knew what was gonna happen.
he died from complications after a lung transplant.. as his lungs became very damaged.. so in the end this crash ended up killing him ... took decades but 70 certainly is not dying from old...
@@noobpyxl Romain groesjean isn’t dead, he did nearly though in the corner when he made contact with kvyat, into the barrier nearly burning him like what happened to lauda, same thing seatbelt was stuck. Engulfed in flames, ETC.
One of the best if not THE best portrayals in a movie of a real life event. Lauda was, is almost unique. I've read his books. I've heard him interviewed and never once is he anything but gracious to James Hunt who won the title that year when Lauda missed races recovering from this crash. He never brings it up...uses it as an excuse. I remember being in disbelief as a 12 year old that he was coming back to race later that season. A TRUE sporting Legend. The great Niki Lauda. A nod to towards James also.
@@NorthernUlvenKi not fire proof but fire resistance, i am pretty sure they other driver suffered some burn wounds from that. Flames from petrol is very hot, just look at the lamborghini crash at brno, even the firefighters had to keep distance because of the heat. But yeah without those clothes niki would not have survived and they other drivers would not have been able to pull him out.
Not _exactly_ the same but yes very accurate My only complaim(Its just a nitpick really) is that in the Movie its 4 Drivers who pull him out of the Car while if I'm not mistaken in the actual Accident one Driver released his seatbelts and Brett Lunger pulled him out
The possible big innacuracy is the movie makes it look like it happened because of suspension failure, but I never saw evidence of this being the case anywhere else.
I believe Emerson Fittipaldi was one of them. I know that Ferrari tried to hire Fittipaldi to take the place of Lauda when he went to hospital do visit him. Ferrari considered that Lauda were already dead and Fittipaldi got really mad with them being so disrepectiful. He told Niki about it and Niki got mad as well. It shows how heartless F1 bussiness can be. We saw it when Ratzberger and Senna died.
I found it very interesting that Ron Howard goes with Niki Lauda's theory that the crash had been caused by a broken suspension rod. Right after the crash - even while Niki was still in he helicopter - the Ferrari team released a note that the car crashed due to a driver error. the wreck was found to be in a condition that made it impossible to judge whether the broken suspension arm had been the cause or the consequence of the crash. I personally tend to think that Ron Howard is right to picture it like this, since a driver error is very unlikely - even in damp conditions, this was a flat-out-kink for the drivers.
TheColinChapman I believe the abruptness of the spin, and Lauda's inability to correct it lended enough credence to his claim that Howard went with it.
Remember that Lauda was rightly famous for his ability to 'know' a car and tell the mechanics exactly what the issues were. Hard to think he made an error yet blamed it on the car; I've seen nothing of him that suggests he'd make something up like that. In the Japanese Grand Prix where he stopped racing due to the weather (while Hunt came 3rd and won the championship by 1/2 a point), Ferrari told him to say the engine was screwed. I've seen him interviewed where he said "No, it was me, not the car, and it would be wrong to say otherwise" (I'm paraphrasing). Doesn't sound like someone who makes stuff up to cover himself, does it?
First of all, I need to slap on Ferrari team who made judge on the accident. Second, a shake hand to Ron Howard who took courage to film the situation as per the Experienced person Niki Lauda.
Steeltrap yes Niki Lauda was famous for knowing the car in and out having had a lot of influence when it was built. I am sure with his experience he knows how the car would react when the suspension breaks and he would also feel it. I would totally trust his judgment.
Niki Lauda: Of course he didn't listen to me. For James, one world title was enough. He had proved what he needed to prove. To himself and anyone who doubted him. And two years later, he retired. When I saw him next in London, seven years later, me as a champion again, him as broadcaster, he was barefoot on a bicycle with a flat tire, still living each day like his last. When I heard he died age 45 of a heart attack, I wasn't surprised. I was just sad. People always think of us as rivals but he was among the very few I liked and even fewer that I respected. He remains the only person I envied. Rip Niki no doubt you and James are enjoying a beer maybe some women too.
The fact that they raced the Nordschleife is terrifying. A modern f1 car even struggles in places with as much downforce as it has. These old cars without power steering any sort of traction or abs control are nuts to drive and the less downforce during this time because of less aerodynamics means they’re very sketchy round bends and this track has 73. But F1 on Nordschleife this was bound to happen eventually it’s just amazing he survived. The Nordschleife is a track to be respected and I can see all these drivers gave it the respect just the FIA didn’t by racing there in the first place. He’s so lucky he crashed in a relatively well marshalled area. RIP you legend
I have watched „Rush“ today in school. It‘s a very good film! I‘m so sorry for Niki Lauda, for what happened on the 1. August 1976😩😭. Now I‘m feeling a bit ill, because of the hospital scenes, but the film is very veRY VERY good.!
Brett Lunger: Crashes into Lauda first, tries to get Lauda out but is pushed back by the heat and flames, and then tries to extinguish the flames at 1:57 and is wearing a blue and white helmet. Harald Ertl: Second to crash into Lauda, is wearing a yellow helmet. Guy Edwards: Seen at 1:57 wearing white helmet and his car passes the burning Ferrari after it hits the wall. Arturo Mezario: Wearing white and red helmet can be seen at 1:51, then at 2:00 he reaches into the cockpit and is the driver who undoes Lauda's belts. These four men are the ones who saved Niki Lauda's life.
Maybe, maybe not. I burned my hand with gasoline on accident. Didn't feel a thing when it happend. ..but yes I started to feel much pain afterward, like after 30 mins to hours.
The best Formula 1 movie ever made HANDS DOWN!!!! Driven (2001) was a piece of crap. To me, that movie never happened. It'll never hold a candle to this masterpiece.
I'm sorry Niki Lauda, a form of some star who's a favorite of many, including mine, is very sorry for his accident and also that he hasn't died long ago (20 May 2019) Rest in peace 😭😭 I think everyone knows that the Formula 1 is intended for life 🏎️🏎️ we loved Niki Lauda 😭😭💛💛❤️❤️💖 (wrote this to a Hungarian girl 🇭🇺)
That was probably the biggest ever Crash I’ve ever seen Holy Jesus I’m still wondering how did he survive whatever happened returning weeks later is incredible What a legend Rip Niki Lauda
Did his helmet get knocked off in the crash? Also came here because the unfortunate news of Niki Lauda passing away yesterday. He was a legend and his comeback is the greatest in sports history. He will be missed.🏆🏎 Rest In Peace niki
I like the way the other drivers are portrayed in this scene. Even though you can't understand what they're saying, you can hear their concern.
Racing is like a brotherhood. You want to beat the other guy you want to see him behind you but you never ever ever want to see 1 of them hurt or dead.
This actually happened
@ironduke0775 mhmm, because they know how it feels to crash.
@Dearise Thanks! 🙂👍
They are saying things like "we have to extinguish that fire! " , "I can't reach him, it's too hot!" , "where are the marshals?!"
Even when you already know whats happening, this scene totally kicks you in the face. I couldnt stop myself from losing a few tears.
I didn't cry (though i did on various other scenes in this staggering movie) at this moment but you should have felt my heart rate, and even i knew what was gonna happen.
RIP James and Niki
Lauda has just died today
Kenny McCormick :((
RiP Niki,
be happy in another world !
😭😭😭💔😭😭
Guys where can I watch Rush?
RIP Niki
he died from complications after a lung transplant.. as his lungs became very damaged.. so in the end this crash ended up killing him ... took decades but 70 certainly is not dying from old...
This movie is one of the most beatiful things I've ever seen in my life... A really masterpiece.
Tiago Fuck the System not alone.......
me2
that almost happened Romain. So glad he is alive.
He is dead doe
@@noobpyxl ?
@@noobpyxl Romain groesjean isn’t dead, he did nearly though in the corner when he made contact with kvyat, into the barrier nearly burning him like what happened to lauda, same thing seatbelt was stuck. Engulfed in flames, ETC.
@@desynx9571 Romain seatbelt wasn't stuck, the halo got crushed making it hard to get out.
@@supertornadogun1690 actually he credited halo for saving his life
RIP Niki Lauda, you're a true inspiration.
God bless 💛
OverlandTT she survived she didnt die
@@user-ji6ks2uc9v, he died on 2019, at the age of 70.
Glitch Finder Gaming i thought it was a girl :o
@@user-ji6ks2uc9v, yeah, his name is really weird. But it is how it is.
Glitch Finder Gaming now I’m guilty :(
One of the best if not THE best portrayals in a movie of a real life event.
Lauda was, is almost unique.
I've read his books. I've heard him interviewed and never once is he anything but gracious to James Hunt who won the title that year when Lauda missed races recovering from this crash. He never brings it up...uses it as an excuse.
I remember being in disbelief as a 12 year old that he was coming back to race later that season.
A TRUE sporting Legend.
The great Niki Lauda.
A nod to towards James also.
Because they were actually close friends. Hunt lost all his money after he retired and Niki helped him out. After Hunt died he missed him a lot.
watching this and then having watched the original footage i will never know how Niki survived..
Mat Wetton niki Lauda survived
Didn't Arturo suffer some burns from that?
Kiddo VR they’re all wearing fireproof clothes
@@NorthernUlvenKi even then, Lauda is literally on his deathbed after that so mad recovery from him
@@NorthernUlvenKi not fire proof but fire resistance, i am pretty sure they other driver suffered some burn wounds from that. Flames from petrol is very hot, just look at the lamborghini crash at brno, even the firefighters had to keep distance because of the heat. But yeah without those clothes niki would not have survived and they other drivers would not have been able to pull him out.
1:49 nice detail from the film.. that's the one filming the original footage
Oh damn... Wonder who was the guy that really got the crash on camera
in reality, it was a 14(!) year-old boy from France.
@@TheColinChapman what else do you know about him? Or if you could give me a source, I would be very grateful
@@TheColinChapman which source?
Diego Ferreyra read „Niki Lauda : protocol - my years with Ferrari“.
Before watching this video again, I have just seen the real one. They are exactly the same.. Congrats to Ron Howard..
virgo micia I’m your hundredth liker!
Not _exactly_ the same but yes very accurate
My only complaim(Its just a nitpick really) is that in the Movie its 4 Drivers who pull him out of the Car while if I'm not mistaken in the actual Accident one Driver released his seatbelts and Brett Lunger pulled him out
The possible big innacuracy is the movie makes it look like it happened because of suspension failure, but I never saw evidence of this being the case anywhere else.
who's here after Grosjean crash at Bahrain 2020
Me
Me
Me
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1:34 most emotional moment
Te puedo hacer el amo09r?
Honestly one of my favourite films of all time
No mention to arturo merzario the pilot who brought him out the fire.
Wanst it Brett Lunger?
@@fabianrocha9924 there were 3 pilots in total that helped him if I'm correct
I believe Emerson Fittipaldi was one of them.
I know that Ferrari tried to hire Fittipaldi to take the place of Lauda when he went to hospital do visit him. Ferrari considered that Lauda were already dead and Fittipaldi got really mad with them being so disrepectiful. He told Niki about it and Niki got mad as well. It shows how heartless F1 bussiness can be. We saw it when Ratzberger and Senna died.
A scene that gives you goosebumps and brings you to tears.
One of the best movies ever made long live Hunt and Lauda in our memories
Whats the name of the movie
@@Timotje18 The rush.
What was the Academy THINKING nominating jonah hill instead of Daniel Bruhl....?????
There was no american hero in this movie. They did the same with senna doc leaving outside the Oscar.
But Ford x Ferrari was there of course. 💁♀️
@@malumello17 I agree, besides, only movies with good marketing get an oscar
I found it very interesting that Ron Howard goes with Niki Lauda's theory that the crash had been caused by a broken suspension rod. Right after the crash - even while Niki was still in he helicopter - the Ferrari team released a note that the car crashed due to a driver error. the wreck was found to be in a condition that made it impossible to judge whether the broken suspension arm had been the cause or the consequence of the crash. I personally tend to think that Ron Howard is right to picture it like this, since a driver error is very unlikely - even in damp conditions, this was a flat-out-kink for the drivers.
TheColinChapman I believe the abruptness of the spin, and Lauda's inability to correct it lended enough credence to his claim that Howard went with it.
agreed
Remember that Lauda was rightly famous for his ability to 'know' a car and tell the mechanics exactly what the issues were.
Hard to think he made an error yet blamed it on the car; I've seen nothing of him that suggests he'd make something up like that.
In the Japanese Grand Prix where he stopped racing due to the weather (while Hunt came 3rd and won the championship by 1/2 a point), Ferrari told him to say the engine was screwed. I've seen him interviewed where he said "No, it was me, not the car, and it would be wrong to say otherwise" (I'm paraphrasing).
Doesn't sound like someone who makes stuff up to cover himself, does it?
First of all, I need to slap on Ferrari team who made judge on the accident. Second, a shake hand to Ron Howard who took courage to film the situation as per the Experienced person Niki Lauda.
Steeltrap yes Niki Lauda was famous for knowing the car in and out having had a lot of influence when it was built. I am sure with his experience he knows how the car would react when the suspension breaks and he would also feel it. I would totally trust his judgment.
RiP Niki,
be happy in another world !
Niki Lauda: Of course he didn't listen to me. For James, one world title was enough. He had proved what he needed to prove. To himself and anyone who doubted him. And two years later, he retired. When I saw him next in London, seven years later, me as a champion again, him as broadcaster, he was barefoot on a bicycle with a flat tire, still living each day like his last. When I heard he died age 45 of a heart attack, I wasn't surprised. I was just sad. People always think of us as rivals but he was among the very few I liked and even fewer that I respected. He remains the only person I envied.
Rip Niki no doubt you and James are enjoying a beer maybe some women too.
My cousin got burned accidentally from using the oven and a day after I watched this movie,, this scene was super terrifying for me
Respects to niki lauda and the other 4 racers that helped him
Such bravery
He may have suffered but now he has a metal af story to tell
The fact that they raced the Nordschleife is terrifying. A modern f1 car even struggles in places with as much downforce as it has. These old cars without power steering any sort of traction or abs control are nuts to drive and the less downforce during this time because of less aerodynamics means they’re very sketchy round bends and this track has 73. But F1 on Nordschleife this was bound to happen eventually it’s just amazing he survived. The Nordschleife is a track to be respected and I can see all these drivers gave it the respect just the FIA didn’t by racing there in the first place. He’s so lucky he crashed in a relatively well marshalled area. RIP you legend
How it must feel to be trapped inside an inferno, that used to be a car, for over one minute... terrifying....
I have watched „Rush“ today in school. It‘s a very good film! I‘m so sorry for Niki Lauda, for what happened on the 1. August 1976😩😭. Now I‘m feeling a bit ill, because of the hospital scenes, but the film is very veRY VERY good.!
RIP legend, champion and the person who had the most selfcontrol in the world
Mezario, Ertl, Edwards and Lunger. These were the four drivers who came to Lauda's aid.
R.I.P. Niki
Rush: James Hunt-Niki Lauda rivalry
Rush 2: Alain Prost-Ayrton Senna rivalry
Rush 3: Lewis Hamilton-Nico Rosberg rivalry
Lauda was on fire for a minute
Come back here after Romain crash. glad his okay.
Brett Lunger: Crashes into Lauda first, tries to get Lauda out but is pushed back by the heat and flames, and then tries to extinguish the flames at 1:57 and is wearing a blue and white helmet.
Harald Ertl: Second to crash into Lauda, is wearing a yellow helmet.
Guy Edwards: Seen at 1:57 wearing white helmet and his car passes the burning Ferrari after it hits the wall.
Arturo Mezario: Wearing white and red helmet can be seen at 1:51, then at 2:00 he reaches into the cockpit and is the driver who undoes Lauda's belts.
These four men are the ones who saved Niki Lauda's life.
R. I. P. champ! 🙏
RIP Legend..
RIP to the legend ❤️
Rest in peace Legend.❤️
1:47 Niki on the track
Rip James an Niki they was legends
Also the Crash Scene is Bang On Congratulations To the whole crew It looks better to be honest than it is in real life
I just love how the other racers crashed into him and not complaining but just rescued Niki from the crash and saved him
RIP Niki Lauda King Of F1
Niki Lauda - Keith Ferguson
A true legend, in sports and private life
Greg Biffle - James Hunt
Pov: you came from grosjean's interview
This is a great example of what can or will happen if you do not go to pit road when something is wrong with your race car. A fiery crash
He went into the corner to fast
I seen in the video that axel on one of his tires broke. That is why he spun out and crashed
Thats just a stupid explanation by the movie for this crash....was just driving error.
GT Fan 8899 Really? Then explain why the right front axle just broke on Niki Lauda's car
That is no driving error
Kyle Thompson Cause it´s a movie ?!
Arturo Merzario es el piloto que le destraba el cinturón y lo saca del auto. El angel de la guarda de Lauda!
0:18
I actually thought he could do it for the soundtrack in that exact moment, even if I knew the ending.
That felt so desperate
Imagine having you hit the wall hit by two cars and being in a huge inferno and still living from that crash true legend, RIP Niki Lauda
RIP Legend 😭
Niki Lauda one car out there......R.I.P Lauda 1949 - 2019
That would be absolutely painful I don’t know how he made it but he did
Maybe, maybe not. I burned my hand with gasoline on accident. Didn't feel a thing when it happend. ..but yes I started to feel much pain afterward, like after 30 mins to hours.
Mikko Muhonen but Thats Nothing
RIP Sean Edwards. This was 1 of the drivers who drove in this movie. Sad that he died in an racing accident on Queensland Raceway the same year.
RIP Niki Lauda ❤️💛❤️💛, He was a real racer-driver. They other racer-drivers ❤️, they could driven on but they help him ❤️❤️❤️.
Legend of Legends
R.I.P. Niki!
This is incredible. The real footage.
The best Formula 1 movie ever made HANDS DOWN!!!! Driven (2001) was a piece of crap. To me, that movie never happened. It'll never hold a candle to this masterpiece.
Thats why we have fire proof suits in 2018
They already had Nomex gear back in 1976. the Ferrari 312T2 already hat two automatic fire extinguishers onboard that got activated above 70°C.
I was looking for the real crush and then i found this...and this is a masterpiece.
Dam respect for the drivers who risked there lives to get nick out of the blaze
Niki was so quick it took death 43 years to catch up.
I'm sorry Niki Lauda, a form of some star who's a favorite of many, including mine, is very sorry for his accident and also that he hasn't died long ago (20 May 2019) Rest in peace 😭😭 I think everyone knows that the Formula 1 is intended for life 🏎️🏎️ we loved Niki Lauda 😭😭💛💛❤️❤️💖
(wrote this to a Hungarian girl 🇭🇺)
That orange Porsche 911 saved his life that day/
I am sad Niki, you are my hero....
This along with Apollo 13 is Ron Howard’s best movie
Please recover Michael Schumacher. We want another legend movie!
Rush The Movie 2013 Niki Lauda Crash Scene Knowing Subway Crash Scene
That was probably the biggest ever Crash I’ve ever seen Holy Jesus I’m still wondering how did he survive whatever happened returning weeks later is incredible What a legend Rip Niki Lauda
That fire effects😂😂😂
James Hunt Waiting you in Heaven 😢
@Lars Brink fuck yourself
Rip niki lauda 22feb'49 -20mei2019
Legends never die
Nakal ya
It got instantly ignited. It's a wonder that Niki survived.
que paso? se quedaron sin presupuesto para el cgi del choque? xd
ballo. I dialogi italianili han fatti all oratorio di Posillipo?
It's been a year since Niki died :( R.I.P Legend.
As far as I remember Lauda didn't wore a balaclave. That's why his face was burned. After this accident the balaclava was obligated.
1:16 you can see it there
R.I.P LEGEND
RIP LEGGENDA!
that track is the most challenging track in the world
It still exists also. Except for the start finish part. That has changed. Nürburgring Grand Prix Strecke + Nordschleife.
Sadly he died this morning
He is racing in heaven with all the other drivers
Rip
Niki Lauda is czech and i am from czech he is legend of the world
he was from Austria
Daniel bruhl in formula 1 good but thr crash is so realistic
Perfeita reproducao
Reast in peace niki 😔
Well that was powerful
Rest in peace Niki 😭😭😭😭
That just shows the safety back in the day
Rest in Peace, Nikki Laude..
Greetings from Holland!!!
Greetings from England
The Niki crash on Nurburgring
R.I.P Niki Lauda.
Je ne savais pas qu'il avait perdu le casque pendant l'accident oh la la c'est trop terrible
The thing is Romain mentioned Niki's incident at his recent interview with Sky
Now this video will get tons of views, because everyone was curious after they heard this guy on the news today
Did his helmet get knocked off in the crash?
Also came here because the unfortunate news of Niki Lauda passing away yesterday. He was a legend and his comeback is the greatest in sports history. He will be missed.🏆🏎 Rest In Peace niki
His helmet ...yes. very unlucky
Was great story,and a really good movie
R. I. P Niki Lauda
RIP Niki
RIP 😟