Most Emotional F1 Moments of All Time

[@Inc0gnita_Au]

Let’s not forget that Charles had also lost his friend Jules and his dad, I can’t imagine how gutted he must have been to see this happen to another friend

[@laferrari3027]

Jules Bianchi was more than his friend, he was Charles’ godfather if I recall correctly. It makes his win in Monaco this year all the more special, 10 years after Jules scored points for the old Manor team at the same track.

[@BDSFormula1]

@@laferrari3027man

[@fathersilas9463]

Yea I was gonna say you could make a whole video on leclercs friends and family passing right before his eyes

[@ShimoFan999]

He didn’t even sign for sauber when his dad passed away but he said he did to make his dad proud of him in his dads last moments

[@valerierodger]

@@ShimoFan999 he told his father he signed for _Ferrari_ before he died

[@rishikaul5048]

Rest in peace Anthoine! Gone but unforgettable! Respect for blurring the crash out of respect!

[@KenzieRetro]

It still feels like yesterday since that happened

[@ericyeahbaby3875]

Not showing a blurry image would've been classier. Just no image

[@dariussatius1621]

Seems F1 has gotten so safe now, we almost forgot how dangerous it was and still is in some ways

[@wrestlingstuffv2]

Sadly, it took severe outcomes for them to happen.

[@Dannzt]

​@@wrestlingstuffv2 it usually does

[@dariussatius1621]

@@wrestlingstuffv2 yes, half of it was because of the technology not being as advanced and the other because many people involved only cared about the money, not safety

[@gregmcfadden8505]

Bro its always dangerous there will never be a time when it isent ....You cant think like that . Take it from someone who has lost all 3 of his favorite drivers Dale Senna An hopefully not anytime soon The Michael .

[@Rose_Butterfly98]

You know the worst part? Some of the things that caused the deaths in the past could still happen today.

[@PErdesz]

Schumi was not only crying because of that. Senna died in front of him while racing at imola. Edit: Let me clarify something for everyone as it doesn't seem to be so. I didn't state in the above comment that this interview happened right after the race as it was held in 2000 (Senna died in 94). Schumi reacted like this due to breaking another record of Senna whom he's quite fond of, if you do a bit of research into his early career. I didn't mean to confuse or offend anybody with the above comment and sorry if it wasn't straight forward for everyone. I merely tried to show some sympathy.

[@kevinsynott4380]

He tried to kill others so crocodile tears

[@PErdesz]

@@kevinsynott4380 If you have nothing nice to say, then don't say it. I was trying to show some love, you are trying to stir an argument.

[@pkmemerman]

​@@kevinsynott4380 you RETARD

[@pkmemerman]

​@@kevinsynott4380id10t

[@Skiller_Stake]

He did drive dirty but he never tried to kill someone

[@didgereemedia194]

Michael was the driver who was behind Senna when his tragic crash happened and won that race. I do not blame Michael for breaking down crying there, but big credit to Mika for asking the media to give him some time to get his emotions together after Michael began to sob

[@mitchdesertsquiddogaming]

Senna's win at Interlagos in 91 was an iconic drive even with the gearbox problems, that proved that Senna was a masterclass even with a wounded car and that podium was one of his most iconic moments.

[@thomasnieswandt8805]

So was Clark in 1965, he had to drive around old Spa with one hand, to hold the gearleaver in place with the other. And he won, by over 2min!! So was Schumacher in 1995. He had to drive a whole race stuck in 5th gear and yet manged to get 2nd place.

[@valentin0432]

I think Imola 2003 was also very emotional. Schumacher's mother have passed away just a few hours before the race, and both Schumachers had a tough race but they managed to race well, Michael won the grand prix, and Ralf finished 4th. Michael then did take part in the podium ceremony (obviously in a solid way, he nearly cried), but then in the press conference after the race, in the name of him Jean Todt gave the interviews.

[@dreamingfoxtrot]

If Michael had not participated in that race, he may have lost the season championship (i think, that’s what i saw)

[@javedilahi9688]

Micheal Schumacher, gone but not forgotten...

[@scottshepherd1296]

I will never forget that year in racing 2012,what a line up of talent. I also wish to say R.I.P to all the drivers we have lost over the years. Like the guy said earlier in a post, racing is so safe know that we forget how dangerous it is. Great video, take care regards Scott.

[@Tuchi3]

The thumbnail is the craziest part of the video

[@HiZapp9]

outrageous

[@FernandoAlonso14.0]

@@HiZapp9I’d say disrespectful?

[@namursyid]

Average DailyFuelUp video thumbnail

[@ericyeahbaby3875]

Best clickbait in years 😢

[@Stylisticish]

For ppl that want an unblurred version of the SPA crash don't understand how 1. disrespectful that can be to people who knew Hubert, 2. No heads were rolling, but probably other parts were and lastly 3. You can find more an indepth commentary on the subreddit r/formula1. Thank you for this video though!

[@Giratina575]

I've seen the uncensored...its not pretty. You can see his limp body just ragdolling in the car after the Collision... dear lord.

[@Stylisticish]

@@Giratina575 I believe you honestly. There was no chance of survival. RIP

[@Giratina575]

@@Stylisticish yeah despite how much safer these cars have gotten. Theres really not much that can be done to protect drivers from a direct impact through the side without changing the entire design of an f1 car

[@valerierodger]

@@Giratina575​​⁠ actually there is a considerable amount of protection from side impacts - but the entire structure is only meant to protect against one impact. Not only was this crash severe, the survival cell of Hubert’s car had already been compromised because he had hit the barrier at 216kph with a force of 33g before being hit by Correa.

[@Giratina575]

@@valerierodger i did not know that. Sheesh thats awful luck

[@VinBizz]

I think we can add 2015 Hungarian GP, with Vettel dedicated his win to Jules

[@hp98416]

Also Gasly in Monza 2020

[@hp98416]

He cried a lot

[@Jout8-re1ij]

It was still the 2014 japanese grand prix where Jules died.

[@Jout8-re1ij]

@@hp98416 Of course he did, because he didnt expect to ever win a race an Alpha Tauri car, but nobody still died that day.

[@huh4206]

and ricciardo on podium who was a close friend of jules

[@ohnodudee]

I'm not even into F1 at all, but here I am, crying on 2 am watching a video about guys driving really fast cars It's always extremely sad when the world loses young and passionate guys. RIP Anthoine

[@Legendary_W211]

9:30 made me cry... even if i wasnt even at these times alive i can feel Schumacher's voice crumbling inside him. He is not dead bit he isnt the same...

[@herstoryanimated]

I believe the current news from his family is that he's alive, but he's not the same person, his spark has gone. I get the impression that he doesn't really have much memory and his personality has gone. Which, if true, is incredibly sad. I was never a fan, but I do wish the best for him, he was an incredibly talented driver and seemed like a good person.

[@meralhiteam4362]

16:59 “if this is the price I had to pay to win in Brazil than it was cheap” for some reason that quote hit hard

[@1irsti1-racing]

The spirit of Senna and Schumacher now coarses through Hamilton. Symbolic that He and Scumacher are tied at 7 titles, and he picks up the mantle to, potentially, fight for an 8th. Nothing has become more special than this sport.

[@liamh3710]

It still breaks me how we lost Anthoine Hubert... Far, far too young. Charles did him proud that weekend.

[@laakeri84]

Of all time? So nothing very emotional before 1991? Roger Williamson burning to death in his car and David Purley trying to help him wasn't emotional? And neither was it when Didier Pironi asking Dr. Watkins to save his legs? Or Niki Lauda racing for the first time after his almost fatal accident? Or the expressions of Siegried Stohr after hitting a mechanic in the chaotic start of 1981 Belgian GP? Just to name a few

[@noobatron2663]

Jfc just make your own video man, we'd want to see it for sure.

[@laakeri84]

@@noobatron2663 My English pronunciation is so bad I rather not. Or maybe, if you'll pay me enough for it.

[@noobatron2663]

@@laakeri84 Plenty of KZbinrs make content without very fluent English. As long as you're coherent you should be fine

[@laakeri84]

@@noobatron2663 So now I just need the money, because time is money and making a video takes a plenty of time.

[@valerierodger]

There’s an awful lot of recency bias for a video whose title includes “of all time” It’s also worth mentioning that the big part of why Schumacher was so emotional was because he was racing Senna when Senna died. Mika was on the podium with him for that race as well. Also, moments after that clip ends, Ralf did put his arm around his brother.

[@evertonnixon5881]

Bro, excellent video, you can tell you put your heart and soul in your productions. 🏁🏆🙏🇯🇲

[@karl-unoisaksson4000]

Third docu in a row from you to me (Maldonado and Kubica before)... Brought tears in this 60-year old fart... Youre my new F1-hero, Great docus!!! Youve obviously made a few more, so... Lots of unknown chocolates still left in the box😊 Thanx for sharing 🙏 Love from Sweden 💖

[@8309barbie]

There was another driver in F2 that died the next year after Antoine he was from the Netherlands... And we cannot forget about Jules and his accident in Japan. 😢

[@Ann-vc1py]

I shall never forget all the F1 legends that have passed. All were amazing, Ayrton Senna was the best of the best. 1st May 1994 was the day I stopped watching F1 forever. Roland Ratzenburger 30th April 1994 and my hero Aurton Senna Da Silva, the next day. Always one lap ahead and forever on the Podium. Rest easy Legends. X

[@daviddouglas9748]

I was not emotionally prepared to watch this video! 😢

[@dave311281]

Great vid, but the thumbnail is a new low..........

[@gruffmorris9098]

Feel like your list is missing a lot of the most emotional moments, possibly because you're new to the sport (you've focussed on the last 12 years basically). Far more emotional ones are Rubens Barrichello and THAT podium? 1994 Imola (2 deaths that weekend)? Jules Bianchi? JB 2011? Damon Hill 1994? Murray Walkers last race?

[@YLFNFB]

Senna casually called his home race win "cheap", what a man

[@herstoryanimated]

Possibly with the context of the amount of lives being lost / safety concerns at that time, the weight of his statement hits harder.

[@BirdNatureView]

I hope Charles will be champion one day, maybe next year.

[@chld9078]

I don't understand why you don't have more likes and subscribers. You are doing a great job and I hope you will keep going! Thanks for the great content.

[@vatsordie]

your thumbnail is so disrespectful af

[@ceebee2]

“Ferrari hasn’t looked much better” I’m sorry, the Ferrari that won Monaco, Monza and 1-2 at Austin? the Ferrari that would have joined Charles on the podium at Baku if Carlos and Checo hadn’t crashed? The Ferrari that are threatening to make RB 3rd in the WCC?

[@susyamongus2]

Seeing Schumy cry is enough to make us all cru

[@arcusest]

I LOVE LECLERCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCC

[@Reevesi]

I do miss Murray Walker's commentary. He was the voice of F1 for me

[@daninagy4173]

ALO, RAI and MSC have history, so, the interesting thing about the '12 Valencia podium is that that order ONLY happened twice. *Doofenschmirtz meme intensifies*

[@eerdinaa]

ralf not knowing what to do when michael was crying is so siblings coded 😭

[@texantactical7787]

Did my man really say Ferrari hasn’t been any better than Mercedes this year? That’s entirely factually incorrect…

[@eclipsegst9419]

Seeing how many other tracks have been gimped, i'm actually surprised they haven't put the original 1930s hairpin route at Radillion before the Eau Rouge bypass was put it. It's pretty much all still back there, and would be less hated than some generic chicane like the 90s one.

[@PopulationProblem]

"We were all on the edge of our seats".....dude, you wasn't even born!

[@christopherkenlock3864]

All good things comes to a end

[@thef1rst1]

is this a reupload?

[@TimedRacing]

It is

[@TheStratocaster1977]

Small observation... 18:01 to 18:07, not 2010 Abu Dhabi. Ferrari nose is from 2012, not to mention in 2010 teams were still using Bridgestone tyres not Pirelli as the video shows.

[@jenniferholden9397]

Mark Webber is the man, he didn’t just have to beat the other teams but also his own. What a great driver, not bad an acrobatics to. ❤

[@x-rinanimationchannel3687]

Totally can't imagine how Trauma Juan Manuel had faced after know driver he hit was killed. Totally sorry for him. Such unavoidable

[@charamia9402]

And in 2021 he was back in an F3 car, and from 2023 he was back in F2. That takes mental strength and titanium balls.

[@x-rinanimationchannel3687]

@charamia9402 What a long time to recover 🤧

[@charamia9402]

@@x-rinanimationchannel3687 Both legs broken - one of them crushed I believe. A lot of healing, physical therapy and training to get the strength back. And that's just the physical part of it, mentally it must have been a bit of work too. He literally raced the same track two years later.

[@toolate6468]

14:30 that's hell of a words to say how great lewis is in this era surpass many of legendary drivers and still being the greatest of all time ❤🛐 my man

[@toolate6468]

Damn bro you got me Goosebumps 10:14 😭🛐

[@Matijab.]

Bro your thumnail is sick💀

[@feynthefallen]

What's the point of a video about accidents if you're gonna blur them all up?

[@GriffPolk]

Respect for the drivers. It should be explained enough for you.

[@johnhamilton5431]

The video is about the moments, not about watching crashes. Guy gave them the respect they deserved

[@xaviergodard9066]

Massa in 2008 on the podium in brazil is even more than all of these combined

[@thomasnieswandt8805]

There are much more emotional moments. Lauda returning 41 days, after beeing burned alive and getting 4th place. Michaels (would be) pole from Monaco 2012 All the live aired accidents.... just saying, there are so many more, could be a 10 part series.

[@RezSkel]

10:00 Shumi and Senna always get me

[@haago90c]

Absolute tasteless thumbnail choice. You should be ashamed of yourself

[@zachcaraballo4812]

How so? It doesn't seem that crazy honestly.

[@psychoboyjack285]

@@zachcaraballo4812 because you are a degenerate-

[@kazutoriyama5142]

LH : "amazing team" also LH when something goes wrong : *insert conspiracy theory agains his team*

[@valerierodger]

No

[@gekfurian]

Those F2 cameras have some very serious focus issues during crashes...

[@elasticater8429]

Of all time/of the last 20 years...

[@zackarychamberland3379]

Why are you blurring it I want to see

[@thomasblack33]

the problem for webber in 2010 was that he scrapped the wall and damaged his front right tire. so webber had to pit to have any hope of winning the wdc

[@KyleG_Sports]

Should definitely do Nascar as well plenty of emotional moments.

[@spookyscarytruestories]

Who's responsible for that awful thumbnail, yeeeesh

[@4k21gang4life]

9:30 poor guy i feel s bad for him

[@Legendary_W211]

Me too. Imagine what he felt there...

[@danielholland4520]

i sure do miss those all black mercs

[@GerritsRem]

I will forever blame the FIA for Hubert's death. It was an inevatible result of F1's runoff instead of gravel obsession. Just like the dutch driver last year. Also i can't stand how they say Leclerc's motivation was the reason he won. We all know it was an illegal engine after all. Without the engine cheat we wouldn't say: He won cause the death of his friend motivated him. Nice way of covering cheating. Very respectfull towards Hubert aswell.

[@Codlover123]

Can you not blur them because we can’t see what happend

[@martinbzm]

Oi, whats wrong with your editing softwares? All the interesting bits are blurry. Why? You can see them in 4k hi-def evuriwear elsk

[@ManWisdomHQ]

Nobody wants to see a fatal crash in a video they randomly clicked on. That might come off as sensitive content for some. That's probably why it's blurred here.

[@stargazinggalaxywolf]

"And fernandos ferrari. Yes he was carrying that team by himself." Sounds familiar; oh yeah he's doing the exact same thing at aston. History repeats itself

[@bobboberson2024]

If you don’t want to show the crashes - DON’T show them out of focus. What’s the point?? Lewis is almost 40. He’s certainly NOT the next Schumacher at Ferrari. He’s done. But always legendary.

[@f1ybo1]

That thunbnail is crazy wth

[@jadelkassir2614]

Bro the thumbnail😭💀

[@gregmcfadden8505]

Losing drivers is never easy ...it took the fun out of racing for me by 2004 ...losing all my heros Senna then Dale then the awful NOT knowing how Michael Shumacher is actually doing to this day . I Dont want to see anyone die or hurt anymore . But i will say Hamilton has a huge problem ahead at Ferrari. When shumacher went there he also brought half if not ALL of his old benetton team ..they basically just changed uniform then worked on the car for 3 years before the 2000 dominant era started ...i know cause i was THAT FAN . Hamilton has who else going to Ferrari with him ???? Yeah .

[@cedricbloom508]

no one really knows how the 2026 regulations will develop, its literally more or less a coinflip. Up until now Hamilton made the best choices he couldve done in his career, so maybe he saw something that was worth his time.

[@BDSFormula1]

Schumacher was seen at his daughter’s wedding, so he’s just living his family life

[@nesta8273]

Couldnt see a thing, everything was blurred. I have no idea if the crashes were as bad as its said. Havent been able to see one race from start to finuish after Senna died. My interest for this sport completely shattered after his passing.

[@infectiousproduction812]

why you you blur stuff....

[@darrenbee4955]

Well, the first one, while very sad, wasn't even F1.

[@21380]

Roman Grosjean risin up from the flames is the winning emotional moment ever.

[@cmrdecc6516]

Save humanity from self driving cars

[@herstoryanimated]

Does anyone else remember a crash (I can't seem to find any evidence of it having happened, and I swear I didn’t dream it) probably between absolute earliest 2000 and latest 2014, on or near a straight with high walls (pretty sure Monaco). I remember around six cars being involved (though I think most were minor with only a couple with more damage), there was an absolute tonne of smoke- obscuring the cars that had crash and someone came through at speed (I guess they missed the flags as I'm sure a couple of cars had slowed for it and picked their way through carefully) and hit one of the cars, possible getting air time. I swear Mark Webber was one of the drivers involved, and possibly Eddie Irvine (though definitely at the end of his career, possibly even only as a substitute driver). Possibly Alonso as well. No drivers were seriously injured (as far as I remember no one had more than pretty minor injuries). I remember the commentator saying how terrible the place was to try to get the people and cars out of due to the walls. I can only seem to find similar crashes, that parts of this match but not completely. I'm certain I'm not mashing up multiple race crashes, as I wasn't really watching F1 at the time, and it was a one-off race I happened to catch after not watching for at least a year (I grew up with it every Sunday, as my family are F1 fans), and I didn't really watch any after either (I'd reached an age I could choose to do other things instead). I only started to question it happening because I saw some crash compilations more recently and it wasn't there, then I remembered it and had a look to see what went down again, because I remembered it being pretty wild to watch (but also that no one was particularly badly hurt). Any suggestions? Or am I more insane than I realised?

[@nunomfmo]

Someone is not a Hamilton fan...

[@ameame32]

Charles the Driver who wins when it's a special occasion whether sad or happy Edit: The fact that Ferrari has been better than McLaren or Redbull this weekend though with less competition

[@aroundtheoutsidefone]

Abu Dhabi 2021

[@yindyamarra]

Spa was a horrible thing to watch

[@ksamiulmahbub2639]

You missed Monaco '24

[@momoonline4857]

the thumbnail is evil

[@Telecasterland]

2:17 pm on 1 May 1994.

[@LPKelly380]

The clip of Schumacher crying always bothers me. Mainly because Mika comforts him while his own brother just sits there. So, is Ralf an unfeeling jerk? Or…… did he know that big brother was putting on an insincere display for the cameras? It always bothers me and makes me wonder…

[@valerierodger]

Ralph was caught off guard and uncomfortable. A few moments later, he put his arm around his brother. The emotion was completely sincere. I wasn’t a fan of Schumacher and he was a complete arse on the track, but he was a good person away from the track, and Senna‘s death hit him hard

[@pctshooter]

Why blur everything?

[@charamia9402]

Because nobody should be shown a deadly crash unwittingly. If you really want to see it (I've seen it, it's not pretty, don't want to see it again) you can find it - but I would recommend you don't.

[@pascalv7635]

just dont watch its all blurry

[@roarpkgamin277]

Respect to all Forumal series's

[@MysticE46]

What is this thumbnail man?

[@pucshop6427]

16:38 Senna was tired, but cmon it should be easier without shifting :P

[@nickwatterson1807]

Sorry, guys

[@BaumFutzi]

But pls change the thunbnails

[@benpudyane2179]

16:10 wth are those sounds lol

[@firebunny2407]

It's called passion, it's called hard work and determination, it's call discipline. That was raw pure emotion from one of the greatest F1 drivers we ever got to see

[@charleskavoukjian3441]

Why blur? Are we not adults?

[@valerierodger]

Because KZbin

[@esmaystokhof]

Because that’s respectful?!

[@snizzol]

That thumbnail kinda sucks. the video is good tho.

[@davewessling217]

Why blurr the image's... this is racing, this is what can happen.... Stop sheltering people from seeing it... it just might make a difference to someone jumping in a car thinking they are senna....

[@esmaystokhof]

Somebody died that race, somebody’s son, friend or brother. Would you still want that broadcasted to the world if that was your loved one?

[@aaryanyadav4975]

wtf is this thumbnail

[@bobbys259]

Really!!! Blurring the view.... what a waste of time!

[@RicoAlessandro]

This mump said "since Ferrari aren't doing well".....tf you talkin about you mump! We're 1nd in constructors and about to win it in these 2 next races after the break, someone clearly doesn't Pay attention😂, Scuderia Ferrari will be the reigning Champs once again and for a while when we do, Lewis will get his 8th with us and it will be one of the greatest f1 driver stories ever told

[@dezpotizmOFheaven]

Silverstone 2024 was a joke by McLaren. They had fresh mediums and didn't take them... And then Hamilton won at Spa, my favorite track, on my birthday, again. 😒

[@valerierodger]

McLaren weren’t used to being at the front and weren’t able to make important choices under pressure

[@lewistasso8866]

Waste of time if things are even going to be blurred out before anything even happens. Stupid.

[@Amo0272]

Gasly 2020 😢

[@DaveMcIroy]

Why start with something non F1?

[@marcushillerstrom25]

Because it affected all of the F1 drivers. Especially Leclerc and Gasly who had raced with Hubert since their carting days

[@DaveMcIroy]

@@marcushillerstrom25, COVID also affected everyone.

[@marcushillerstrom25]

@@DaveMcIroy Okay, I guess. But I didn’t see anyone be emotional about it. Maybe Russel who got that drive in the Mercedes when Hamilton was sick, that was a pretty intense race.