Investigating Formula 1's WEIRDEST Crash
- Posted by mudvane on Mar 18, 2023
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Look at this image, it’s one of the most bizarre crashes in Formula 1 history.
The driver is Sebastian Buemi, and he is driving down the back straight in Shanghai for the Chinese Grand Prix in 2010.
At the end of the straight, travelling over 200 miles per hour - he hits the brakes. And BANG - both wheels fly off.
He lost both front wheels at the same exact moment - which is completely bizarre.
So I did some digging into what on earth caused this. Oh, and we spoke to the driver himself to find out.
First, thi
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