#Formula1 #F1History #Motorsport<br /><br />The Most Painful Formula 1 Deaths Ever<br /><br />On March 5th, 1977, Tom Pryce, a 27-year-old Welsh Formula One driver, was racing in the South African Grand Prix at Kyalami. Tom was driving for the Shadow team and had been climbing through the field after a poor start. By lap 18, he had moved from 22nd to 13th place. On lap 22, a car ahead of him caught fire on the pit straight. Two marshals ran across the track to extinguish the flames. One was a 25-year-old panel beater named Bill, and the other was 19-year-old Frederik Jansen van Vuuren, who was carrying a 40-pound fire extinguisher.<br /><br />TIMESTAMPS:<br />0:00 - 02:03 Tom Pryce<br />02:03 - 03:46 François Cevert<br />03:46 - 05:43 Jules Bianchi<br />05:43 - 07:20 Roger Williamson<br />07:20 - 09:54 Ayrton Senna<br /><br />Note:<br />⚠ All videos are created by myself. Copying without permission is prohibited.<br />📚 This video is intended for educational and entertainment purposes. Content is based on documented cases and historical records. All presented data, images, and facts may not be up-to-date or in any specific order.<br /><br />#RacingTragedy<br />#GoneTooSoon<br />#F1Deaths<br />#DarkSports<br />#Shocking
