There was a replay shown quite quicklyI remember after the race but before the podium Rosberg walked into the room, and Lewis clearly mouthed the words “it’s really bad” to him.Why did the broadcast never show the marussia car or any replay of the crash?It was immediately apparent that something was wrong. Normally we always get the "Are you OK?" Bianchi opts for Marussia stay . Jules Bianchi will face a five place grid penalty and will start in 22nd place after coming close to a Sauber car in the pit lane. Senna's only became public because of a lawsuit, AFAIK. https://news.sky.com/story/f1-driver-bianchi-dies-from-crash-injuries-10352176 F1 Driver Bianchi Dies From Crash Injuries with a direct response by the driver and in this case they didn't get any response.There was a TV camera which rotated with the car going past. The race was also red flagged for a second time. I highly doubt the onborard footage will ever be released. French Formula One driver Jules Bianchi has died from the head injuries he sustained at last year's Japanese Grand Prix.Bianchi collided with a crane that was being used to retrieve another crashed car during the 5 October race.
Also, I believe up until a few years ago (sort of 2016-ish) only some of the onboards were being broadcast back live until then. It was a pleasure and privilege to have known him in his all too short life. Original: The end of the 2014 Suzuka GP - Jules Bianchi crash - ambulance with police escort - Duration: 0:20. Handy French Phrases with Pierre Gasly, Max Verstappen, Daniel Ricciardo and Brendon Hartley - Duration: 6:41. Yes the other drivers were told what happened. Formula 1 03/10/13 7:25am. With a crash as horrible as his nothing good would come from showing the replay. Search.
Jules Bianchi : la terrible vidéo du crash. Why did the broadcast never show the marussia car or any replay of the crash?What was the mood like amongst the drivers when the safety car and the medical car were deployed, did the engineers mention anything about the situation to the drivers?Will the onboard footage ever get released at some point in time like with senna?They never show replays or whatever when the condition of a driver is unknown, just out of respect and because people might find it tough to watch.I remember the podium being very somber, everyone know something had happened but nobody really knew exactly what.Why did the broadcast never show the marussia car or any replay of the crash?My guess is that it was immediately apparent that this was an extremely serious accident, and quickly apparent that it was life-threatening. Why would anyone want to see that?Sites enough around the internet with wierdo shit, there will always be people for somekind of fucked up shit around.For respect, and also if a driver is injured they don't show the footage until they know he's OK. Prime examples: Budapest 2009 and Massa, Sochi 2015 with SainzEven if the onboard camera still worked (it took a big old hit) I doubt F1 will show official footage.I've wondered what would happen if such a crash happened nowadays where we have access to every onboard camera via F1TV. I highly doubt the footage will ever get released. Jules Bianchi's father has said there has been "no significant progress" in his son's condition in hospital.Jules Bianchi’s father has said that his condition is “stagnant” after his accident in the Japanese GP last October.Jules Bianchi’s father says his son shows little sign of improvement and remains in a coma, six months after his crash.Jules Bianchi remains unconscious but able to breathe unaided three months after his Suzuka crash, his family confirmed.Jules Bianchi 'did not slow sufficiently' before his accident at Suzuka, the FIA's Accident Panel has found.Jules Bianchi out of artificial coma and transferred to France, but remains unconscious and in a critical condition.Bianchi's family say driver's condition remains 'critical but stable' and that they have "no new information to give".The composition of a new FIA Accident Panel which will carry out a full review of Bianchi’s crash has been announced.Marussia have denied reports that the team and Jules Bianchi flouted regulations moments before his accident in Japan.Jules Bianchi remains in a critical but stable condition, with his father saying the Frenchman "won't give up".Drivers express support for the FIA’s push to introduce a yellow flag speed-limit in the wake of Jules Bianchi’s crash.In a moving but thoughtful reflection on Jules Bianchi’s crash, Martin Brundle considers the lessons to be learnt.The FIA has promised safety improvements in the wake of Jules Bianchi's tragic accident in Japan last weekend.Sergio Perez has labelled the events of Suzuka "totally unacceptable" and says drivers want answers over Bianchi crash.Williams Deputy Team Principal Claire Williams says F1 will have to consider closed cockpits if they can improve safety.Unsettling footage of Jules Bianchi’s life-threatening crash during the Japanese GP has appeared on the internet.What - if anything - can be learnt from Sunday's horror crash...What - if anything - can be learnt from Sunday's horror crash...The former FIA President discusses Jules Bianchi's accident during Sunday's Japanese Grand Prix with Sky Sports News HQ.Fleet Street believe there are important questions to be raised in the wake of Jules Bianchi’s horrific Suzuka accident.