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Fan of any motorsport: fantastic! Bellisimo! bravo!.. espectacular!! F1 fans: wait, that is legal??

Greg Murphy whining. . . what a surprise

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was a tall fence too hard to imagine?

0:01 Australian Racing:

Volvo needs to go back to racing

Great V8 noise outta these cars. Front end on the Fords isn't pretty though.

Observation, Some of the biggest crashes was were those drivers became champions.

A lot of pit maneuvers yank cops could learn from.

One of the least professional teams in the history of motorsport, especially that fraudulent sociopath Gore.

I was there watching as a kid on the grid for that Paul Morris Oran Park crash. The race was delayed for over an hour.

What's with all the jerky vdeo? 😵‍💫

Dick move, but still a Jones fan 😂😂😂

0:42 praying for the roo’s speedy recovery

Ambrose the cockhead of Australian motor sport

These ladies have pretty cars

V8 supercars says fuk you to global warming 😂

36:00

Doesn’t look flat, Richo. Doesn’t look flat to me….oh, ok you’re off

I love reading these comments all these years later

Fun fact: the blue team (Den Bla Avis) folded two races after this win

Winton Motor Raceway would great for those little cars

I hope all those drivers were wearing there brown pants 😂😂

This crash is the reason IndyCar doesn't like big ovals anymore

This made my whole month 😂 RIP SKIPPAS

que videos espectaculares

Anyone else notice more alcohol sponsored vehicles involved than other sponsors, might be a message there lol.

HI , THERE IS MORE SHIT THAN S,- AFRICAN MOBIL 1 , BUT THE SPEED IS THE SAME 170IN FIRST GEAR , AGRESSIVE DRIVING , NEVER IN SA FROM BEN MORGENROOD A WILLY HEPBURN

0:42 RIP Skippy

5:58 we need more of this

Mark been hurt where Frist aid kite

0:22 I didn’t call in a roadblock

24:03

Yikes that would have been scary if that happened to me

If I’m McLaughlin at the GP I am fencing Whincup. Penalty be damned…

Also the Sidewalls contributes to the contact patch with those deformation wtf 🙃

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Team Wright Patton Shakespeare aka Team We Produce Safety Car

cant believe that the 1983 greens tuf falcon isnt on there

I never knew they raced at Yas Marina

Ive been at the track when more than one of these happened. And i dont go to races very often (ive only gone to two or three races - ever) scary

Why do v8 supercars make all the money. And get all the credit. And rally drivers who are 5 times better drivers. And track's 5 times more dangerous and they get nothing why is that

was there when that happened it was insane

Hilarious watching powder puffs argue

I Never did like Paul Morris as a driver

here he iis grabbing fourth gear and here he is grabbing the wall

2:41 2005.

Philip island circuit had big one 2002 at the start of the race

Trying to get away from the crash.