The God of Formula One




 All Time Worst Formula One Crashes



Caution: This Video contains footage that may disturb some viewers. Video provided for respect of professional skill, Entertainment and thanks to the Power that protects purposes only. Do Enjoy!


Although spectacular entertainment the video depicts 'Single Driver' crashes that have been known to be dangerous. It is an accepted risk taken by those that venture into a career in motorsport. It is however amazing that many drivers manage to survive these incredible crashes.

Maybe the fans and viewers of the sport are 'Spiritually Invested' in the race meet, and their energy of watching an enjoying the sport protects the drivers somehow. Well, stranger concepts exist!

There is no doubt a God of Sport. Those who are fans of a sport could list a barrel of names that should claim the coveted title of The God Of Sport. Boxing would hail Ali, Mc Gregor or Listen. Football fans would claim that Renaldo, Messi and Pele are no doubt the football divinity. Tennis fans may state Billie Jean King. And there are so many other great sports women, men and personalities that could be classed as the Sports Entertainment Almighty.

I myself truly believe that there is a power that protects not only Sports people, but people in everyday jobs that have high elements of risk - and thank that Power for it's presence no less.

Watch the delights that are the crashes in the video, and more importantly the lucky escapes from this motorsport video collection of mishaps. And enjoy the Motoring.


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