Top 10 Horribly Tragic Sports Deaths
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- Top 10 Horribly Tragic Sports Deaths
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Killed all 11 from the away team but none from the home team?? Shit I'm starting to think it was witchcraft too
Way to suspicious
Chase Hilyer It could have to do with the shoes the home team had. If the shoes were rubber and no metal then they would have been protected from the lightning. If the other team had metal dubbs (the things under the shoes that give them grip) then that could have been a conducter for the lightening. (sorry for my spelling, english is my second language)
KasperochSiri That's a very good point, I never thought about that. Also, I obviously didn't actually believe it was witchcraft, that was just an exaggeration to emphasize how crazy that coincidence is
Chase Hilyer well, you never now. Could have been witchcraft 😜
Do you think that less than a cm of rubber is going to make a difference to a bolt of lightning that just jumped kilometers through the air. Nope it dosen't make a difference at all.
R.I.P Everybody who died
Andrew xcept for terrorists
Lol😂😂
JasonTT how i am racist u fucking idiot
Kyraken indeed
dude you are seriously delusional
"You cant let one bad moment spoil a bunch of good ones" - Dale Earnhardt
So sad he never got to see his best friend win that race.
He also once said "look out boys see you later make some room for the intimidator"
@@DevinEMILE he saw the race from heaven
On that day, NASCAR died alongside Earnhardt.
@@mountainmgtow5421 so did f1 in 1 may 1994.
Seeing Dale comment on Ayrton's death when he would later die the same way broke my heart.
Dale would be the type of guy who would see somebody wreck really really bad and then stop to get out and help the best he can
R.I.P Roland and Antonio
Dale Earnhardt and Ayrton Senna. Two of the most greatest motorsport racers in history. They will be always remember and their legacy lives on. McLaren released the Senna as an tribute to the racing driver in 2018.
Also Colin McRae of WRC
Fact: Roland Ratzemberger (don't know how to spell) died a day before Senna died (30th April - 1st May of the same year 1994)
Grant Adcox, Dale Earnhardt, and so many others had such tame crashes, yet they each died, it's painful to watch because you would never think they died, you would just belive they will miss a few races and be back in a few weeks. They never did come back
MotoGP legend Marco Simoncelli's 2011 death at Sepang was just as devastating too MotoGP.
Not only the fact that he died but how he died is what made it so horrifying, while pack racing late in the lap near the end of the race his bike highsided itself and he was thrown directly into the path of a following rider who couldn't avoid him resulting in marco's head being caught between the front wheel and engine farring of the following bike which crushed his helmet/skull severed his spine and sent his body 20 feet in the air.
@@selections199 Also Jules Bianchi Marussia Team in October 2014 Japanese Grand Prix Suzuka too
How do you rank death. ?
They aren't exactly ranking them but it on the ones that are the most tragic
How are you trying get likes off death
@@laelhansentoesucker354 it's not likes idiot!he just asks
Death himself has a rank of his own
@@laelhansentoesucker354 he literally just made a question lmao
10:31 that’s haunting seeing Dale Earnhardt express his condolences 7 years before the racing would take him
I know right.
11:31
@@salleencoffey2529 my bad. Thanks man
@Bill Kikstra true :(
I remember that day
Dale Earnhardt and Ayrton Senna: two of THE GREATEST 😓😢
Truly two of the best pilots of their sports.
Great pfp. Love futurama
And Henri Toivonen and ofc Emiliano Sala😢
Greg Moore is one of the greatest too
Anthoine Hubert too
It hurt for me to lose Senna and Dale Earnhardt, but the rest of the list is tragic and you can only hope that measures were put in place to prevent future mishaps and deaths.
69hemihead im glad to see someone concerned for him specially in the war F1 vs Nascar
To be honest I stopped following NASCAR since Dale died, the playoff system, and the car of tomorrow being rejected by fans even though it performed better and was safer.
69hemihead I still think of Earnhardt. I haven't watched racing nowhere near as much since he passed.
Dale's death was a huge event. I'm from the other side of the world and I know about it.
Fuck Earnhardt, he CAUSED deaths with his stupid anti-HANS device bullshit.
So many f1 drivers were completely forgotten. Jules Bianchi died while I was driving back to my house. I cried for hours and hours upon end and still he doesn't get the respect he ever deserved
Bruhticus Don't forget Ronnie Peterson!
Bruhticus I woke up to that news. I cried for so long. He will be missed so much
So you mean, is that in a top ten video, they should fit in all the F1 drivers who lost their lives on the track? I am not trying to be an (insert bad word), but a list like this have to cover a wide array of sports. And in that perspective i would agree that Ayrton Senna was one of the fatalities that shook the sport the most, at least in later years.
When you make a list like this, there is always gonna be more accidents left out than included. To make an example: In Isle of Man TT, you could have at least one person on this list for every year the event has been held. Further more, there were no mentioning of boats, neither sailing or motor. A lot of people who have lost their lives in tragic ways out at sea.
The only way to not "completely forget" someone would be by following the practice of "None mentioned, None forgotten" as many countries practice when talking about WW2.
Bruhticus I was playing NHL video games when my dad told me that Bianchi died :(
Calm yourself
Aryton and Dale racing through eternity RIP legends
#63NO
RIP Philip Hughes, still hurts today :(
Reggie Lewis, age 27, died July 27, 1993. Boston Celtics player and NBA All-Star, he collapsed and died during practice due to
hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, a previously undiagnosed heart muscle defect.
Angel Deville I'm dumb I never knew Lewis died I thought len bias
was the only one who died on the celics
Celtics
ovtoni44 I wouldn't say that you're dumb just because you didn't know. You were just uninformed. We learn something new everyday.
Angel Deville a RUclipsr (Caleb from bratayley) recently died from that disease too😭 its terrible how its undetected
I wouldn't count Len Bias, we don't know if he would be good or bad.
R.I.P Ayrton senna
Rip to our legend
He will never be forgotten
He's my hero and everything I want to be in life
#SempreSenna
Rip Hubert
That 21 year old luge racer dying is always gonna stick with me hard, I couldn’t wait for the olympics but after that happened the excitement was never the same
Dale Earnhardt was the racer my grandpa admired most. Dale’s death was the only time my grandpa ever openly cried.
Also Colin McRae of WRC
RIP Hughsey 63 not out
AngusH14 408
AngusH14 yes x
He was a bloody legend...
Dale Earnhart was the tragedy that I remember. Great race car driver
Richard Jett agreed
The best
@@rcracer8872 Ayrto Senna, Michael Schumacher, Gilles Villeneuve and Jim Clark want to know your location
@@TheEvapiiShow the brain you lost would like to know yours
Caleb Moore was one of the hardest, his younger brother who was also their competing watching it happen, then the next year coming back and winning the winter x games in his brothers honor was incredible. Rip to all athletes having passed on doing what they love most
11:31 sadly we lost him 7 years later
Hey, at least these men and women died doing what they loved
Such a shitty thing to say!
+Ralfjones nigga what. they died with the boots on. every single one of them especially the racers knew the risk of them getting in the car but they still did it for the love of the sport. they died with the boots on. just because you dont have a passikn does not mean that you should rain on everyone elses parade.
+Ralfjones why is that a shitty thing to say? I obviously think it's sad that they died, but they did it perusing their passion, and I see that as a way to shed a bit of positive light on a man or woman's legacy
+Ralfjones wow, get out of here triggered shit.
i actually agree with you
You can't rate deaths...
RPM NASCAR issa list
RPM NASCAR they aren't rating them
Adam Wilson they are, rating them 1-10.
Sure you can, burning to death is a solid 1/10 and dying in your sleep is about 9 or 10
RPM NASCAR you do realize rating something in a top 10 list doesn't have to be best and worst. It can be a top ten on the severity of tragedy, impact it had on the public, or the significance it had on changing a sport. I don't think watch mojo was distasteful with this video. I'm not big on sports so I found this quite educational as I know many people looked up to these sports men and they lost there lives doing something they love.
SENNA the greatest loss of all time.EVER.
The sad thing about Ayrton Senna's death is, once he crossed the finish line he was going to fly the Austrian flag to honor Roland Ratzenberger, the guy who died the day before in the qualifying rounds.
Ronald Ratzenberger's death is always forgotten In light of what happened the next day and it's sad to see it that way. Yeah Ratzenberger wasn't the greatest he was still really good. The man won Le Man's the previous year for heaven's sake. The deaths of these two were equally influential in the FIA spending millions of research and development of better safety regulations and their implementation, yet one of them is always forgotten
@@aayushkaushik8831 Indeed. That's why one of the important people in racing went to his funeral instead of Senna's (would've gone to both had it not been for scheduling issues). He wanted to show someone cared about him in the end and that he matered.
That just speaks volumes about Senna's character. Senna had his rivalry with Prost but both men were on fast track of becoming close friends after Prost before Senna deaths.
That first one was so avoidable. Why did a seasoned boxer have to keep hitting him after he was knocked out?! That’s fucked
The adrenaline took over. The ref should have stopped him.
But why go out and play football when there's a thunderstorm warning?
@Caleb Henderson true
People with mental illnesses should NOT be boxers.
phillip hughes's death for me is the worst. as a cricketer from Australia, it shook us all and play did not occur for several games
That shook many people. I was talking to a friend in Afghanistan about it & we were both so sad about it. It still amazes me how weve all seen worse hits & there is no death or injury.
Unfortunately the list in inaccurate, it says that Bill Masterton is the only player in the NHL to die as a direct result of an injury during a game.
In 1937 Montreal Canadien’s forward Howie Morenz broke his leg during a game and he died shortly thereafter due to him getting blood poisoning, his jersey was retired by the Canadiens, the first time that had ever been done in pro sports
“During the game”
That’s wrong, he died 3 months after, and it wasn’t from a direct result of his injury.. His health worsened, and he died..
@@Goldy02 and most on this didnt? alot died in hospital later on, not there and then but they were included
@@richardhobbs7360 He died because of a fall when he was on his way to the bathroom, an embolism caused him to collapse, from a blood clot in his leg, he also suffered from depression, and had a nervous breakdown.. It’s unfortunate and this entire list was unfortunate, such a sad list. But, His death wasn’t from a direct on ice incident, he died because the treatments for blood clots back then were minimal, he suffered a blood clot in the hospital and that’s what caused him to unfortunately pass..
While the leg injury was a reason it happened, it wasn’t a direct cause of death from the injury.. He just suffered the worst possible scenario with his injury.. Sorry, this isn’t something to argue over but that’s my side, it was in the 1930s..
No, technically he didn’t die from the injury. His health worsened over time and he had a nervous breakdown and that caused his death. That’s different from what happened to Masterton.
Who's her after we lost Kobe? 😭🙏🙌
Sup
@@davidismdumdu of course your name is kyle
Kyle Holtzhausen 10 reasons why. Why tf would you say that about someone.
@@davidismdumdu bruh anime music is in your playlist boy shut up
@@wateriswet0510 you got a anime pfp nigga lmao
Rest in peace Aryton, you are, and will always be, the greatest.
promatt5 It's Ayrton, that's how it's correctly spelt. I know thinks because it's my actual name!
My apologies. He's still a legend :)
Yes huge respect for this champion, but prost was better.
Nahhh prost was not better. Prost even sayd himself that Senna out raced him! And if he didnt died he would have taken the 1 place again. But huge respect to Prost!
source ?
At least we know they died doing what they love
Rymal Armin i guess...
But they still died
What happened to Sarah? How’d she die in 2012
True
T...tr...tru... Dat...
I'm glad that Dale Earnhardt,Sr and that Owen Hart were on this list. I was a major fan of both men. And I majorly mourned both of their deaths. While Owen Hart's death hit me the hardest. I actually went to Dale Earnhardt,Sr's memorial since it was in my hometown of Hickory,North Carolina at The Hickory Motor Speedway. And he's buried in the cemetery right beside of Hickory Motor Speedway.
I was at my friends house watching the Daytona 500 and when Mike Helton said "we lost dale earnhardt" I broke down crying
R.I.P The.Intimidator Dale Earnhardt 😞🏁 #3
Now they call him The Corpse.
Timothy Garrett And we call you The Douche.
how i remeber him is from the rollercoaster at kings domnion
Rookie3
Coasterboy Bigmac...Lemme guess, you're a millennial piece of shit, aren't you? Your entire generation is fucking worthless....
Dale Earnhardt's death affected me the most by far. I was/still am a huge fan of his. He inspired me and watching him never give up taught me to keep going no matter what. I have some serious health problems and because of him I refused to give up and fought my way through them. He'll always be my hero. #3 Forever, Simply The Best.
You also got to think what transpired after that race with all the safety stuff: :( sad
@@Camman213 Oh yes, so many many changes. I think the soft walls and crumple zones were two of the better ones. The restrictor plates sucked. I know some guys had issues with the five point harness, namely, Smoke, but it seems to have worked itself out.
Rest In Peace to all of them.
May they all be at peace.
I'd also mention F1 Italian GP in 1961, Wolfgang von Trips' crash cost 14 spectators their lives too...
Tryong to overtake another person who died 8 years kater jim clark
Let's not forget Jules Bianchi
@@villainkirishima3754 or anthoine hubert
I think Dan Wheldon should have made this list. He wasn't the most popular driver and had a few spats with his competitors but he was respected and revered. He was also dedicated to the sport of IndyCar, and took the 2011 season off to work with IndyCar and Dallara to design a brand new chassis intended to be safer for drivers, by altering aerodynamic elements to ensure the cars don't take off when they collide. He entered (and won) the Indy 500 in May but spent the rest of the season working on the new car. Ironically and tragically, he returned for the season finale at Las Vegas, the final race with the existing chassis, and was killed in an accident on lap 11 when his car took off in a chain-reaction crash. It wasn't the ghastliest of crashes but it was fiery and notable, and the cruel irony of his death, for me, warrants a spot on this list.
Greg Hudson Totally agree I loved to see him race!
greg moore to
Rookie3 that is heart breaking died doing what you love like dale, aryton, irvin, john and Dan
The Screaming Singer they all died doing what they loved
Greg Hudson Gordan Smiley's crash was bad, too.
Every time I see Dale Earnhardt's tragic crash at the end of the 2001 Daytona 500, it sends chills down my back and it always makes me want to cry.
Imagine your death being a “honorable mention”
Right.. how is dying an honorable mention
I was just a kid but my dad was watching the race when Dale died. Will never forget that. Didn't even realize how important it was to racing.
I don't think there should be Honorable mentions here: because all of the deaths are tragic, specially if it is an accident
Well some of these incidents are worse than others
it not the same Kind of honorable mention, I think they mean it as "We honor the dead"
Now I'm no NASCAR fan, And many others aren't.. But you need to give respect to Dale Earnhardt. Best fucking driver behind a wheel of all time! That man did shit in a car that will never be replicated again. R.I.P Dale
The Notorious Capone Mate You Need To Change That Profile Picture It's Way To Close To A Swastika
blake porter Swastika is actually a symbol of prosperity, no idea why Nazis took it and now people attach it mostly to Nazis. However this swastika on the pic looks like the Nazi one, the original swastika looks a little different.
The Notorious Capone Senna?
The Notorious Capone Aryton Senna
The Notorious Capone yes he was good. But Michael Pickens? Peter Brock? Bryan Clauson? Yes Brock and Clauson have sadly passed. But they did some amazing stuff in vehicles.
We almost had another one of these last weekend. Get well soon Christian Eriksen. From a Spurs fan.
Get well soon Coventry fan
Glad he’s ok but sad he has to retire.
@@hi12235 it’s not known yet if he has to retire, only time will tell..
Philip Hughes death was really disturbing for me because at first when I heared about him got injured I didn't think that he is going to die, I thought he was going to be fine after few days in the hospital but the next day I recieved the news of his death and got shocked. The whole cricket world went sad that day.
Dale Earnhart will be remembered forever
Zaccardibuilt jr true
look mom no hans
Dale who?
Ralph Dale Earnhardt, Sr. (April 29, 1951-February 18, 2001); Dale ran his first NASCAR race at Charlotte in 1975, but got his big break in 1979 driving for Rod Osterlund, with whom Dale won his first championship in 1980, the only driver to win rookie of the year and his first championship in back-to-back seasons. In 1981, Dale left Osterlund's team to race for Bud Moore, racing for Moore's team from 1981-1983, before jumping to Richard Childress Racing in 1984, racing for Childress from then until Dale's sudden death at Daytona in 2001. Many observers believe that Daytona was not only Dale's Achilles Heel, but also his Waterloo. Dale won 34 races at the famed track, but only three of those victories, two Pepsi (Now Coke Zero) 400s in 1990 and 1993, and one Daytona 500 in 1998, were points-paying victories. Sadly, on February 18, 2001, while Dale was racing for third and protecting the lead of Michael Waltrip and Dale, Jr. (his son), Dale was turned, veered off the track momentarily, then shot back on the track, collected Ken Schrader, and both men hit the wall. When Dale hit the wall, his head went forward into the steering wheel, then turned sideways, fracturing his skull, killing him instantly.
EricEbac22 During the investigation, the car was housed approximately 4 miles from my home. We had watched the race, saw the wreck, went to my cousins thinking everyone would be ok. Then as soon as we walked in my cousins door, she had the tv on, she asked if we saw the race, we turned to look at the tv, and the announcement was made. All four of us cried. Those comments above yours have to be yahoos who never saw the greatest driver in NASCAR history and don't understand what he meant to the sport.
25 years later, and Senna's fate still makes me cry immediately. This whole list hurt to watch, but Senna especially so...
This made me cry, I love the video
I remember hearing about Phil so so sad. Such a loss
the most gruesome thing about Sennas death is that the news has been kept secret long enough to allow the race to come to his end, with scenes like former french driver Jacques Laffitte claiming that he was joking with the nurses in the ambulance just after a shot of Senna lying on the track with a puddle of blood all around his helmet.
R.I.P Owen Hart could’ve been the best there is, the best there was, and the best there ever could’ve been 😭❤️😭😢🙏🙏🙏🙏
I was in the 5th grade when that happened it was all over the paper
Rashad Sims damn
It was for the best
I feel like he could’ve done a lot for the IC title if he hadn’t died :(
RIP Owen Hart you’ll be missed
@@fletcherraymond4498 dammmm whzt
Mother Nature......Y U KILL ONE WHOLE TEAM BUT SPARE ANOTHER!?
Probably a fan of the one team
That was dark magic believe me it's a common spell in Africa
How in the hell did a whole team die if they weren't on the same part of the field, yet no one else around them was killed? I can't believe I'm saying this, but that have actually been witchcraft
Lol agreed
+Stonewall Sweet They had metal cleats and the other team's were rubber.
+Kayla Ray ok does anyone have any actual research on this story?
the team that died had metal cleats on
+Stonewall Sweet I had read about it years ago, but I don't have any references. Sorry.
Phil Hughes made me really sad
i thought this meant the baseball player, and i was like, wait, what?
King of the Daddy's same, he's from the same state as me😓
I was shocked when I heard the news.
I though it was weird that they chose to use a New Zealand news broadcast about his death rather an Australian one.
The one involving flying off the bobsled into a concrete pillar took my breath away...that was too intense....what a tragic film footage RIP! 😢
It shocked me too. I saw it on tv when it happened
It’s because of this accident that modifications were made to the Whistler Sliding Centre. During the actual men’s luge competition, the men would start from the women’s starting point just so they would avoid that area
Where do you get concrete pillar she said it was a steel pole.
@@pp3k3jamail I guess that's where my mind went...but thanks for the correction.
Kenny irwin jr, adam Petty, and Tony roper were other Nascar drivers that lost their lives months apart in 2k
Dan Wheldon should've been mentioned. I was crying so much after they confirmed his death from the Las Vegas crash. And Justin Wilson too
The Wheldon crash was sad. Almost as much as Dale Sr's
agreed they shouldve put Dan Wheldon or Justin Wilson on that list RIP to them both
no NHRA entry s either
Wheldon's was the only one I watched live on TV as it happened, so I will always remember that day. RIP Dan Wheldon.
i remember watching that live, Will Power was fighting for the championship and as soon as that crash happened none of that mattered i remember refreshing twitter every 4 seconds for updates
Dale Earnhardt's because i still get chills when it is shown to this day, i remember watching that Daytona 500 and being shocked upon the announcement
It wasn't during a game, but RIP to the players and staff of the Humboldt Broncos hockey team
RIP Dale :(
he had a basilar skull fx which separated the brain stem from the spinal cord.
Obscure Creation I agree
:'(
Obscure Creation I was at that race and I witnessed it happened. Till this day I still get nightmares of that event
DALE KILLED HIMSELF
Nothing like Watch Mojo to narrate this as it's a normal video..
Owen Hart was taken from us way too soon... We miss you, Champ. RIP Owen
Idk why they continued Over The Edge after that... I feel sorry for Bret, Stu and all the others for their loss
RIP Owen
This is really sad, nice video
I know he was not a super famous athlete, but still want to tell his story. Shawn Adams was struck by lightning while acting the disk in an ultimate frisbee game. He was the man that taught my father a lot about the sport, and changed many rules and what some people call his own playing style.
The Marco Simoncelli one still haunts me to this day, seen live on TV. Such a tragedy for such a young talent.
Who's Marco Simoncelli?
And how did he die?
@@pooky-changaming4089 he is an amazing rider in MotoGP. He died after crashed and his head get crushed by other riders bike's.
The Le Mans Disaster is absolutely unreal. Holy crap
I read about it as a kid, and it gave me nightmares.
Ah, was wondering if Hughes would be on here. I watched that game (against my will, not a fan of cricket) and when he got hit I jut thought “Ooh, that’d be painful”, not realising how much damage that ball caused
Found out he died three days after his death, really shocked me
R.I.P Phil Hughes
The world of nascar will never be the same without dale earnhardt and dale earnhardt jr wouldn't be here without his father
Ramona Boudreaux and the world wouldn’t be the same without your parents and you wouldn’t be here without them.
Yeah same
I only wonder what Jr would be like hearing that his dad died right behind him
@@BRG2653 He finished the race but ran to him after he finished.
No shit
I remember Levi the snowmobiler the most because I was there. I live in aspen where the X-Games are hosted every year. it was really sad to watch and is a moment I'll never forget
Don't worry Dale... You will meet Senna in heaven...
Two amazing drivers that sadly passed away doing what they loved.
Always in our memory...
Rip
#2 was explained why the opposite team got struck by lightning. Something about the shoes they were using, I dont remember the details
I think it had to do with one team having metal cleats and the other having rubber. I've tried finding confirmation online, but I haven't found it.
dragonheart8706 metal is not able to stand lightning
12:45 the team that died was wearing metal cleats, while the other team was wearing plastic cleats.
Sonicparty64 idiot metal cleats arnt aloud, plus if it were, the chances of all of them wearing metal cleats is very low
I went to see a match, what are the odds of everyone on one team all wearing an England shirt? Also quick question, how do you know the rules of the democratic republic of Congo's football games?
Aren't* Allowed*
yoshiboy619 because it’s FIFA, and metal cleats are, and always have been illegal.
Sonicparty64 Oh! I completely forgot the METAL! It's a number one cause of deaths involving lightning strikes. One reason why people should never be on a golf course, on a metal boat in the water or on a soccer field in a thunderstorm. Especially when you are having metal on your shoes which acts as a perfect conduit for lightning.
I’m not so sure how appropriate honorable mentions are for people’s deaths
Yeah... Lets just say there all first...
This is the content we want to see
How was Dan Weldon not in this list?
Wolfie331 ikr
Wolfie331 they couldn't fit everyone who ever died in such a short video.
dan wheldon, jules bianchi, justin wilson.
Teared up only because of this comment, I will never forget that moment in my life, Rest in Peace Dan Weldon
yeah Wheldon should definitely be here, because not only did he die, but the whole design of Indycar machines was changed to prevent similar crashes, so it did have a fairly big impact on the sport
R.I.P Marco Simoncelli, Race in Paradise. We all miss you, R.I.P to everyone else too but I'm just a huge MotoGP fan so that means more to me. Hate if you want. #58
Nobody disliked Sideshow Bob. That was a sad day
i know that feel bro :( RIP Super Sic :( Ride In Paradise
+theking ofjdm He would've been a future World Champion for sure. Race in Paradise :'(
Calum Hewitt damn right he would of helped rossi win his tenth but no it being a spanish dominated sport of course not
I can't remember how old I was but I was watching this race live with my dad and I remember the hours of waiting for confirmation
Aside from other minor incidents
Rubens barichello: am I a joke to you?
He even said that he didn't died for luck.
He didnt even remember how he crashed
@@BlueflagAlpha his car went flying to the tire barrier at such speed that could kill someone, also thank god it was a TIRE barrier, if it was concrete he probably would have died
Why are you narrating so cheerfully and like the rest of the videos ??? You are making a video about tragic deaths and you'er just ... I can't even ...I wish there was a DNF button
I personally would say Jules Bianchi (F1) he is the most recent to die due to race injury after the sport became so safe and the first after Ayton Senna
I agree. My son & I were discussing it last weekend. Another tragedy. My son was only 1yr old when the two drivers died at Imola that weekend. Gives a time perspective.
Pfft F1...how about talking about the guys at the Isle of Man and the Irish road racing scene. How many deaths in F1 over the last 10/20 years? 2? An average of 1 rider dies a year just at the IOM... Multiple riders died in the 2015 season also.
That sounds like something they need to fix yes.
But deaths in Road Racing are fairly common. It's just the way it is.
Jamie Liristis yeah poor guy. but I know he slipped off the road and into a crane but I think something wasn't right with the crane that it wasn't moving or something like that.
LONG LIVE EARNHART(SR)
Mountain MGTOW Yes he is dead, but he lives on.
i was watching that x games where Caleb Moore died. That one still hits really hard for me because i loved watching him and his brother Colton. still cant watch Snowmobiling
Ths same thing that happened to Dale Earnhardt almost happened to Ryan Newman this year at the Daytona 900.
My dad's fav racer has always been Newman, so when we watched his crash happen live, I immediately that back to Dale. I felt so bad and thought that my dad just watched his fav racer's death and that Newman's family did aswell
I'm not even a NASCAR fan, but I remember Dale Earnhardt's death like yesterday. It was all over the news, every channel, simply because he had the likes of a MJ, a Kobe, etc. Like even if you didn't watch NASCAR, you knew who Dale Earnhardt was. That stretch of days after his death was sad stuff. RIP.
I think it is a bit tasteless to rate someone's death.
Senna, Earnhardt, Gathers, Owen Hart are ones I remembered the most, and yet, we now have Jules Bianchi and Hubert added on to this list
10:38 you mean THE greatest driver. What a legend, wish I could've lived to see him race
Here in Brazil there's a whole highway with his name
The greates driver would still be Jimmy Clark. Fight me
World champion is a amazing title to earn and special
Owen Hart's death was very tragic
I agree
Owen Hart is on the list...
+Matt Erney did you even watch the video mate Owen Hart is there
+Matt Erney Eddie Guerrero died on a weekend...he wasn't competing...
sport. not tv show.
Bad, sad stuff.Hope that Le Mans tragedy is never topped.
It seems like that flying debris - that flat hunk of metal, was literally cutting through the air like a circular saw and spinning at the exact perfect angle and height to have killed so many people. That's like hitting the unlucky lottery. Hopefully, a one in a trillion event for many thousands of years more.
angriella how was there not nets there?
Mercedes didn't race for a bloody long time after that
@@davemckenna8591 not just that. They withdrew from the race that they could have won.
@@jenbcamping you're absolutely right. The whole front of the car disintegrated on impact and the front axle and bonnet flew straight into the crowd, literally slicing through them, or crushing them. Over 80 people died. Most were decapitated by the bonnet.
So sad you guys forgotten:
* Marc-Vivien Foe (football player from Cameroon) the captain of his country team that died in the field in a FIFA Condeferation's Cup match;
* Miklos Feher, a hungarian football player who died in a game of his team, the portuguese side Benfica;
* Serginho, a brazilian football player who collapsed to death during a game against Sao Paulo FC in 2004
Thank you for including the death of Phillip (PHIL) Hughes. Vale the great PHIL Hughes, a true up and comer in international cricket.
thank you for mentioning owen hart. one of the best and one of the most tragic deaths in sports history
Rip. Allan Simonsen who died at Le Mans 2013 😢
louise pedersen rip all people, not just the driver
#TheBrittyBulldogGamerBoy i know, but Allan Simonsen is a Dane like me so I just thought about him, also I'm not the only one here going "rip one person" 😓
louise pedersen yea I know but I ain’t gonna reply to everyone, not just you, I just don’t have time to reply to every commenter lol 😂
"Honorable Mentions" in regards to a list of sporting deaths is some real bad oversight.
I was watching the game where Phil Hughes died with my dad, i was 10 at the time and i knew it was seriously bad. He just dropped, but it made it so much worse (which shouldn’t be possible), when Michael Clarke spoke at his funeral because they were best friends and after he retired in 2015, he said it was hard to keep playing without Phil and should’ve retired in 2014😔 I cant imagine how guilty Sean Abbott must feel
Gilles Villeneuve
jules bianchi
He died doing what he loved, but damn it looked like a rough death... you can only hope his end was quick.
Yes i was looking live on TV when it happens.
He is one of the greatest formula 1 driver of all time. There is even a lot of people who say we was better than is son who finished first in the points.
@@alexisgirard9376 Gilles Villeneuve, was a suicide driver, thats why he was so spectacular. His end wondered to nobody. He died in trainings not even qualifiyng or race !!!! He drove with no brain !!!
I cry every time I see dale earnhardt on here somewhere
Deborah idiot he's in NASCAR
Deborah oh fuck my bad
@@JohnWhite-uo3tf lol she was talking Aryton Senna being a hero in Formula One as Dale was a hero in NASCAR
R.I.P everyone on this list :(
11:30 ok now that’s sick, that they have Dale doing the interview about a crash right after we get his death by crash wow
I remember the dale earnhardt crash vivid. And watching it 15 years later, still puts a pit in my stomach
I knew Senna would be one of the top 3
I'm surprised Jules Bianchi wasn't in this list as he's the first F1 driver to die since Senna and Ratzenburger
Justin Wilson and Hillsborough should be in this list
also wheldon with the DW12
+Andrew Benagh and what happened to the 1996 Olympic bombings and 1999 indycar accident in Charlotte NC
+Greg Ayala and also what about the 1985 heysel disaster
They ruled out terrorism. They also seemed to be focusing more on the athletes themselves dying which rules out things like the 1999 IndyCar crash and Heysel stadium disaster of '85. Same for Hillsborough.
Justin Wilson and Jules Bianchi could have made the list though, especially if they end up implementing the new "halo" safety system to the F1 cars or changes to IndyCar following Wilson's death.