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Lance Stroll fainted after the race. FIA and mechanic run to help him
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- Опубликовано: 7 окт 2023
- Lance Stroll fainted after the race. FIA and mechanic run to help him
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The mechanic who had the ingenuity to bring the cooling fan to Lance deserves a medal.
He's an f1 mechanic after all
@@TheNamesArifAnd a human one too apparently lol
He was like: "f the car let it burn down.. Lance needs it more!" A good guy👍🏻
Trueee i also wanna point this out, humans > thousands and millions worth of a car
Crazy I would drop the fan and save the drive EHBO
I'm not a Stroll fan, but it sucks to see this. He is pretty tough to finish that race under those conditions. All of the drivers were.
Saints and Hammie kept fresh, Max complained but he won so he started a race game to relax.
Each to his own.
(And Max owned everyone..., again)
If it is tough, imagine F1 drivers in the 80"s LOL.
@@worfozstill hard for max, we didn't see him sweating that much in the other race this year
Didn't Occon puke twice?
@@marc-andrehogue114 I believe it's called regurgitating.
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He fainted during the race, Ocon threw up in his helmet and Albon got a heat stroke. Sergeant retired from the race. Is this the right place for F1?
Well the question isn't about the place but the time. If they did the race early in the season or like a month or 2 later, the weather would be much more bearable
@Guerteltank it was also about the tyres. Because they weren't allowed to run them for more than a certain amount of laps, the race was a proper flat out push from start to end with no tyre management in corners. So drivers were right on the edge of limits in those hot conditions
"I like money. We should hang out!" - Someone at FIA to the Middle East.
nah its just they're too weak, even it was nothing for a 42yold chadlonso
Stroll never fainted during the race. He said it but it doesn’t make it true.
The guy grabbing the dry ice had the right idea. They need to cool him down ASAP. Even the podium place drivers in the cool down room were laying on the floor. First time I've seen that.
"yeah, getting a face full of carbon dioxide would make things better." - Clownpiss
@@at0mbalmThere's enough oxygen around stroll, but the heat is what kills in this situation.
@@at0mbalm The issue with heatstroke/heat exhaustion is that your core temperature is too high. They were most likely not blowing the cold air into his face, much more likely they were blasting it into his race suit or, if the suit had been stripped down to his waist, across the undersuit. Honestly, if they were being very smart about it, they would have him lie on his stomach and blast it across the biggest radiator the body has: his back.
@@at0mbalmlol dude would be single digit iq to concentrate it on his dome 😂
Dry ice? Yeah cos what stroll needs is less oxygen. Dry ice is a bad idea.
He drove to 9th barely conscious. If he had been more conscious, he'd have probably avoided the penalties. But still, very solid drive from him!
Bro all pilots were driving fainted
Proove it
@@NickthaGeek There is no proof, pilots can't remember cuz they were unconscious
Norris and Russel were only ones that didn't faint cuz they were removing helmet in straights to take some fresh air
Yeah sucks for him, I'm pretty sure the last or the penultimate lap he got nicked for a 5 second penalty.
dont tell me your one of those "driving an F1 car is easy" kind of person@@NickthaGeek
This race was dangerous. Respect to them all.
The entire Grand Prix was completely unnessesary
@@thepeli1925why because of the heat stress?
@@BadThrusher Correct, this was at Qatar last year.
F1 as a whole is dangerous. It should be banned
@@thepeli1925you mean necessary
1:18 Hats off to this mechanic for getting the blower with dried ice. Quick thinking.
And many thanks/respect to the Paramedic 🙏🏽 at 0.45secs who took the helmet off !!
He really saw what was happening !
He removed it himself@@jatoch-3liek
yeah, getting a face full of carbon dioxide would make things better.
@@Alex_Was_Taken They wouldn't be blasting it into his face. They'd be blowing it across his core, as that is the biggest thing you need to cool down rapidly in heatstroke/heat exhaustion. It's why when you go to the hospital with heatstroke they don't dunk your head in water, they dunk everything BUT your head in cold water because the back is the biggest heat radiator of the body, and the groin has major blood vessels that can carry cooled blood back through your system.
@@vagabond142
Tldr
I couldn't believe it when Logan Sargant asked to get out of the car. Now i understand why. The FIA needs to take a long hard look at maybe changing the date for this GP to a cooler time of year, Running the race in these conditions was just flat out reckless. They're lucky someone did not get seriously injured as a result.
hearing that during the race, i thought how much it would sucks to get food poisoning or a stomach flu, but then watching all the drivers suffering. oh shit, maybe he's the smart one.
Not only have they moved the date of the race to a cooler period, they brought in new rules this year that dictate compulsory front end cooling vents for the drivers.
Imagine if one of the drivers had an accident and a fire started in the car. Look at how much he struggled to get out of the car, this place shouldn’t be raced at due to the extreme one.
“We Race as One” I guess unless there is a massive pay check involved.
I agree mostly don't worry. But that's exactly what adrenaline is for. The moment they stop the car the adrenaline drops and that is when the real struggle starts. Still very unhealthy these conditions ofc
Lol if there was a fire the chemicals released in that second wouldn’t be like that what your seeing is fatigue yes, along side relief and rest, in a fire fatigue would be cancelled out with panic and adrenaline.
ah yes lets just blindly hope for some adrenaline. What if the driver passed out and because of passing out, couldn't climb out of the car? See how dumb your comment is?@@modevans3569
@@modevans3569 yeah but even then the toll this race took would massively slow down a driver. One of the reasons Grosjean came out of the fire with barely any injuries is because the accident was at the start of the race. Fatigue and dehydration are no jokes.
@@LunnarisLP no one has said they are jokes at all but adrenaline trumps all.
Props to the mechanic who took the blower over to him, that was probably the best feeling in the world for Lance at that time.
People likes to shit on him, but he is one tough mofo. You can argue he was endangering other driver by continuing despite his condition, but it still need big balls and talent to drive a high G racing car in such weather.
he wouldn't have been the only one "endangering other drivers" IIRC russel said he was going to pass out, yuki threw up in his helmet and logan had to retire, it was dangerous for everyone
The fact that he could barely walk or move and was still pushing a F1 car is insane
After the race, Max and Oscar are passing out laying on the ground, Esteban had thrown up in his helmet, Logan had to retire...but Lando looked nice and fresh, just like another day at the office.
Fun fact: that was the first time Lando ever drank water in his car
@@zbeen-ah-lah wtf it's crazy does he have an explanation for it's resistance?
@@Nukwoll the water gets really hot, which I can’t blame him drinking hot water sucks
I guess we cannot race in Classic European circuits because they don’t generate as much funding as liberty media would want, but do we accept racing in the human rights autodrome, where the desert cocks up the track, the tires don’t last due to awful curb design, the track limits do not exist, and everyone suffers under the extreme heat? Good one.
“Human rights” just because you can’t they allow 2 genders or what’s going on
European tracks can be hot too yk
(Im not from the Middle East)
Agree, apart from your track limits line - track limits, and penalties, definitely existed.
@@JakobusVdL I mean that the drivers took no consideration when it came to track limits, because there was plenty of tarmac beyond the white lines. And while this can be a fun spectacle to watch, it gradually becomes something of a farce.
@@AbcdEfgh-sq2tf What was the last time someone retired from Monza or the Hungaroring because they were starting to crumble under the immense warmth and humidity? Russell having to pull his hands off the wheel in the straight to get some air in his suit, him and Lando opening their helmets in the pit lane to get some cool, Sargeant retiring, Stroll nearly fainting in parc ferme?
These sportsman deserve a lot of respect. That heat, it really is dangerous. Driving for 2-3 hours per race, 150+ plus mph, that takes nerves of steel. So good to see mechanics and staff assist Lance. Thank god they got to him in time.
I don't see anyone helping him untill he aproched the Van. People just stared at him while he was struggling to lift himself out of the car.
Exactly. They were more concerned for the car!
I think because most f1 drivers during these hot races exit the car like that, it was just when he went towards the van people start getting concerned and notice something wasn't normal.
My thoughts exactly, I kept thinking wtf why is nobody helping him? Poor lance
yes, very ugly to see
I thought I was the only person to see that, and three mechanics completely ignore him.
As much as i love to meme on lance's name and career, to have seen him like this was just something that pained me greatly.
Whether intentional or not, parking beside & then heading straight to the ambulance was pretty smart considering the conditions.
It’s easy to say he should have retired if he was close to passing out, (which we’d criticize him for anyway) but after the Friday/Saturday shenanigans he drove like he had to prove he’s got the heart/hunger for it, and he did. Shame track limits penalties took him out of the points.
Didn't know he got took out of points. What a shame
This race track needs to go.
the track doesnt need to go it will be later on in the year next year as well the 3 stops didnt help they was doing 52 laos of quali runs practically so it was more physically demanding than a normal weekend, there is a lot which forced this to be worse than it would normally be
yeah complete garbage track, track rules , heat, sandstorm and very few locals that attend the show
@@mammutit Only 38.000 attended the race, lmao.
no
@@mammutit when was there a sandstorm lmao
Love the 2 guys standing in yellow hats watching not doing anything you can tell something was wrong well done
I was almost fainting from just being in the crowd, can't imagine how bad it was to drive.
I was in a sports practice in 2006 during MIDDAY, when it's 36 degrees and 80% humidity. I fainted for a while.
Racing in Qatar under such conditions is like close to passing out while behind the wheel at 150 km/h - a nasty accident waiting to happen.
It's ridiculous to let them drive under these extreme circumstances. What we need today is a driver like Senna who dares to say :"we are not gonna race under these circumstances."
Well said 👍
Racing in that weather at this time of the year cannot happen again.
At any time of year. Liberty, and the FIA have been purchased by Family Owned OIL.
Heat exhaustion is serious business. It can kill quickly.
The physical demands these guys face are extreme. It’s not a surprise that they struggle from time to time.
For the historical record, it would be handy to have the track named in the title of the video.
I dream of the day when RUclipsrs and content creators will start to be more rigorous about contextualization and mentioning the sources of their content
For the historical record, it would be handy to have the track named in the title of the video or to have the track named in your comment about how handy it would be to have the track named in the title of the video
What is the name of the track by the way? I am new to f1 and I’m genuinely want to know. Tried to find in other comments but got nothing.
lusail international circuit in Qatar
@@RoowF1 Thanks a lot! 🤩🤩
Props also to the medical car for being available to the drivers there.
the fact you can see him waddle over to the wheel is heart breaking
are marshals/stewards not allowed to help drivers? literally there’s two of them staring right at lance, even the ambulance driver didn’t open his door immediately for him
You know its bad when an engineer felt the need to grab an F1 grade cooling fan for immediate treatment so he doesnt get worse.
Worst circuit in modern F1, it's not even borderline dangerous. It is dangerous.
Definitely not
Until you see Jeddah... That's basically the street version of Imola '94.
This had to be in Qatar, I remember all the drivers complaining about the heat, even Russel was taking his hand off the wheel on the straights to cool himself.
"Run?" they moseyed over with zero urgency. Pretty sad no one came to help him sooner.
If they really wanna keep Qatar in F1, that race should be done at the latest possible time of the season / year when it's the coldest around there. Last year's race was literally bordering suicide for everyone, the way I see it
F1 shouldn't be racing in Qatar for a whole host of reasons, heat being just one of them...
It's not the track, it's the time of year.
F1 raced in many tracks that had temperatures above 40 degrees and still the drivers back in the day never complained about weather conditions to an extent.
Kudos to Stroll for his commitment in Qatar.
NO ONE HELP HIM, MAYBE THE Ambulance guy . it was a terrible day for drivers
pretty infuriating that the even after lance stumbled into the side of the van, struggled to take his helmet off and half conscience, the medic in the ambulance was so unbothered.
They absolutely cannot keep this race in the season.
Hopefully, racing in conditions like that will be a thing of the past
AmbuLance
Lance going up and down, head below the heart then getting up quick was hard to watch. Hopefully he learns how to better handle exhaustion. The race was very dangerous for everyone. The stresses of 23 races surprised many of the drivers and teams. Hope everyone has a good plan for this 24 race season.
Racing in this country at these temperatures is dangerous, until someone gets killed they won't stop, time and time again FIA shows their incompetence
Thank God it didn't cause any disasters under such critical condition.
Glad he's ok
This would have been a scandal if Qatar wasn't so rich
And a friendly FIA Chairman/President.
im worryed for this years hot races it just seems like its getting hotter and hotter
FIA and mechanic run to help lance stroll 1:15
I never saw anyone help him. They rushed the blower in to cool the bloody brakes.
Love how his team just walk past him 😂
This was life threatening heat! FIA should feel lucky even F1 drivers who are all fit athletes can have a heart failure in those cars any minute…
Seem like they didn’t rush to help him. Feel for the drivers it was a tough race for them.
They did not, watched this on F1 TV, first few mechanics didn't cared about him and only after some time, they like - "shit, maybe we do something"
@@fingerprints2983 they had to focus on the car making sure it didn't over heat to much and getting it sorted
fia must be serious to skip this money circuit to hot to unsafe due to heatstroke drivers
Wow! That was not cool!! He is fighter! Cred to the mechanic!!!
Dangerous to have them do a f1 race in those conditions. Imagine racing there during the day, seems impossible. These guys are pretty fit, trained to drive these cars.
Imagine having to do only a few laps at pace. I would pass out so quickly.
Trans am series been using cool suits for years, maybe time for certain F1 tracks as well.
The bloodmoney was worth it for F1
Absolutely ridiculous race, what if any of them had passed out at 200mph. All about the money, nothing else
The race in quatar was inhuman 😢
I think he might have fainted because his last remaining braincell overheated and needed a cheeky gin and tonic
Good to see, nobody noticed that Lance had a physical problem.
You bloat how marvelous the crew reacted.
They and everyone else in the pit ‘ FAILED’.
But this is typical of F1. Supposed Thee most everything that exists to be the best F1 invented it.
Do not line NASCAR or Indy Racing. But there medical response teams are light years ahead of F1.
There was an FIA guy there, and the guy ignored the driver. He should have been capable of noticing the situation immediately, but it is not his job to watch out for any driver in distress.
0:40 that's an ambulance
If stroll can take anything away from this season, it’s that in the end after all the antics, his team would still come to help him in a vulnerable moment like that.
How on earth did drive to survive not cover this race?!!
Clickbait at best.
"Run" to help him
👇 if this race gotta go
Mega comeback to be punted into P20 into the first corner by the Hulk. And to finish P10 is mega.
Agreed but this is from Qatar 2023
So Lewis was the smart one afterall lol, crashed early out of the race
Which race is this & year?
Qatar 2023, 50 degrees Celsius
should have just left him in the car 😂
It's the ground effects that exerted all the forces on the body which is causing all this. It reminds me of the 1982 Brazilian Grand Prix which was also held under oppressive heat in Rio. You had Riccardo Patrese spinning on the track because he just couldn't drive anymore, you had the original winner Nelson Piquet fainting on the podium during the prize giving ceremony, before weakly spraying the champagne. That's what's happening here.
How is the ground effect bringing all the forces onto the drivers their bodies and the old gen cars did not?
He now has a story to tell his children that they are lucky and how hard life was for him.
Aww, is somebody jealous...
This year cars cooling system for the drivers is bad compared to previous years, could have been a factor.
Moto GP is the best. They take care of the rider like their son compared to f1
Very Fast They Came Run Help Lance Stroll.
Should of setup a refrigerated truck for drivers to go into after the race...
as they say: no other places can be killed by the sun. and her heat
Car 1st, pilot 2nd 🤣
Dam those conditions are harsh
I'm still waiting to see fainting
"i don`t feel so good"
Video doesn't actually show him fainting.
Bro literally recharged 💀
Poor baby. 🙁
Imagine if he has to handle F1 cars of the 80's. Cars there was teh size of a hatchblack car, 200 kg lighter and with the same power and no control traction! He will not fisish the race.
And never raced in the Middle East.
@@Taurcan And whats the matter? F1 of 2000's never race on South Africa and Argentina LOL
Wheres the fainting? Guess I missed it.
Me after 30 minutes of go-karting
Lol!!! Yeah same
Look at his suit all drench in sweat , hes kneepad its the original color pf the suit 😮
man.. feels bad for these drivers. i would have taken a fine and avoided this race... for health and safety I'd not show up
Did Qatar have an extra longer summer this year or is it usually this hot?
If so Fia needs to reconsider its f1 schedules, so dangerous to be racing like this. they even chose this place for sprint too...
It cools down around mid-october, and becomes actually cold around mid-November, so definitely a timing issue
@@MrTARIQSs Next year it's the penultimate race so will be mid November-ish.
@@clansome that makes more sense even logistically
Why go through all the trouble going all the way to the Americas then back to literally the neighboring country to Qatar for the final race...
@@MrTARIQSs Exactly. Right next door-ish. So next year, we have first 2 and last 2 in Middle East I think.
This event is too dangerous
There is no way they will stop racing there.
very loose definition and use of the word faint here. do better.
it happened off screen towards the end of the video, that's why they are running with the car fans
Simple do not race there!!!!
Pussies…Alonso is like. Lets go for 30 more laps…😅😅😅
I personally would love to see you race 50 something qualifying laps in 31C heat not to mention the extra heat from the engine being held in your body by your race suit and helmet. Gotta be well over 45 celsius in that cockpit…
don't drink and drive kids
What race was this?
Qatar 23
@@isalozsal4891thanks
Not a single person in the video is running
They put coolers in the car but nothing to the driver….
Every single mechanic hates that dude😂
Lance Stroll discovering what a 8 hour shift in Africa look like in real life
tell those africans to come work in northern canada in winter, I'm sure it'll be a easy right?