The Crash That Changed Formula 1 Forever..

Crashing is a common and unfortunate occurrence in Formula One, often resulting in high risks of injury for drivers and substantial costs for teams to repair their cars.
However, not all crashes are entirely unexpected. In the 2008 Singapore Grand Prix, a notably unusual crash occurred, sparking what is now recognized as one of the most significant scandals in Motorsports history - CRASHGATE.
But what really happened on that fateful night? Join us as we uncover the details of this deliberate crash, a moment that has indelibly changed the landscape of F1, forever reshaping the sport. 🏎🏁

[@k1219]

Very good video!

[@spencerbilby5824]

Bro I thought this was some big channel with lots of money keep it up bro

[@byanymeansnecessary9329]

At 2:10 is a big error, Alonso started the race with heavy fuel, not light fuel at the start of the race.

[@Tzomthekliafafanboy]

This is really well made for a channel with 1000 subs

[@byanymeansnecessary9329]

at 2:10 is a big error, Alonso did not start the race with light fuel, he started on heavy fuel and soft tires which was a very strange strategy combination at that time.

[@dmg8530]

Commentary is excellent. But the video images don't match, eg. Near the start showing Massa spinning later on in the race, when talking about the beginning of the race

[@geselagrendel630]

That voice needs to be changed.