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  • kudos the the (race) driver who stopped and extinguished the fire inside the Ferarri before any of the officials even got to the scene

  • Actually despite all these overly critical comments, I rather liked the video and thought the music very apprapo! It was about being rescued by another driver and music gave the right impetus and emotion to the crisis! The video wasnt cgi but real footage and was edited quite well. Kudos despite what the other slugs have to say!!

  • no wonder why the crash happened. he was driving drunk.

  • @amokachi31 thats just incredibly funny

  • Very very lucky....

  • i'm not being funny but if the driver hadn't of put the fire out, this would be a different story. He did more work than the 'fire rescue/accident rescue' team.

  • oh my god

  • この映像にこの糞音楽を得意げに入れる神経が痛すぎる。自己満足­のマスターベーション動画。海外からの同じコメントが寄せられて­ますよ。

  • Wow, that driver that saved him is a hero

  • @ROFLCOPTERsoysoysoy Shinichi Yamaji in the RX -7 that stopped

  • Why does the "safety" worker leave him at 2:37? Ridiculous!!

  • @85gobolts u would leave too, cause of Fear, what do you think his face looked like ?

  • @NRGPOWERR Maybe I would, maybe I wouldn't. Fact is, I'm NOT an emergency Service worker and that loser IS! He's supposed to do his job. Poorly trained for sure!

  • @85gobolts Dude, get in such a situation in ur life.

  • @NRGPOWERR I suspect that maybe YOU are the guy there...Are you? If you are, I sincerely apologize. My comments must surely be out of line at crass to say the least. In fact, even if that isn't you, I apologize for my comment. I am simply a man watching a person in peril and his rescuers SEEM to me to be inept but since I myself am not an EMT how would I know what they go through? My sincerest apologies for hurting you man.

  • Why is that stupid safety worker screwing around with the car while Ota is trying to get up? Ridiculous!!

  • This video and this music would've made me cry when I was in grade 8. Now I just cringe and press the mute button.

  • This could be the shittiest emergency help ever given at a track. They not only did EVERYTHING wrong, but they did it slowly as well. I'm glad he sued everybody and won.

  • Help him with the helmet Idiots!

  • Have never seen such cowardly, poorly trained track side help....The other driver was the only one on the ball with the fire extinguisher. Unbelievable.

  • nr1 rule when its a accident involving a helm. take it off no matter what

  • Shinichi Yamaji is a hero!

  • great save!

  • Why is everyone shit talking the song. I think it goes very well with the video.

  • @800hennessy Right!!!

  • @800hennessy

    That is simple: dont difficult the obvious!

    I want to see the crash and not ear a stupid music. You cant ear the cars roaring on the track, nor can you listen to the brutal explosion sound when the Ferrari hit the Porsche. So why complicate a simple thing?

    To show editing skills in a video? That is nonsence!

    The music just turns of any excitement or sense of danger of the accident. I like this music, but why put it here???

    Thats why everyone is talking shit about the music.

  • this was at the old Fuji Speedway in 1991 I guess

  • Shinishi Yamaji wipes out all Ota's fire whereas the marshals struggle to stop the Porsche's...marshals' FAIL !

  • Oh my fuck, the crash really scared me!

  • 0:31-0:32 wow...

  • Those were the worst fire marshals I have ever seen

  • ale srali w gacie

  • Oh my god that man is burning ali- OH CRAP, THE CAR IS ON FIRE, SAVE THE CAR, SAVE THE CAR!

    *pulls out the driver* Here ya go buddy, now just wait here till I- OMG, THE CAR IS STILL ON FIRE, QUICKLY SAVE THE CAR!

    *meanwhile Tetsuya gets his helmet melted onto his face*

  • shite musuc clip ruined

  • when he was laid on the pavement, his burning visor fell on his face and... well, you know what happened next. It was partially Ota's fault; he refused to wear a fire retardant suit, but also the safety crews fault.

  • So glad Tetsuya sued them

  • but i mean the men in orange dress

  • ok

    sry for my post

  • HELP ...!!! my helmet is cooking my head. Hello sir.. HELLOOOO

  • those firemarshals should be sentenced to prison.

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  • where the hell is that?

  • you can see the hero in 1:12

  • Anyone notice that these two guys were driving left hand drive cars in a country that manufactures and use right hand drive cars. Luckily they weren't driving a nissan or a toyota. They force of the impact made a mess of the right hand side on both cars. Could have ended in a fatality.

  • @RB25DETC33 i think the ferrari was right hand drive?

  • There still isn't an award for shinichi...

  • SU MALDITA MADRE DE LOS RESCATISTAS N

    O LE QUITAN EL CASCO ESOS MMG

  • how can they just leave him like that there?

  • the song is unnecessary

  • hero

  • What is the song?

  • amazing video

  • thats what u get for texting while driving

  • F*CK UMG !

  • Unbelievable. The marshal undoes his neck collar, gives him a pat on the shoulder as if to say, "you'll be OK, walk it off," and goes back to extinguishing the car, leaving Ota alone on the pavement. Unbelievable. No wonder Ota sued and won, that's just criminal stupidity.

  • Why make him stand up? 

  • Rule of the tumb: When there is motosport video then DO NOT RUIN IT WITH STUPID MUSIC!

  • @urmo345 It ain't stupid music, it fits perfectly with Shinichi Yamaji, the driver who got Ota out of his car

  • @urmo345  I think this music perfectly fits to the video.

  • @Michi201093 there is NO music that fits this video but original sound of engines and crash!!!

  • @urmo345 The song used is called "Hero", because the driver who stopped to rescue Ota is a true hero. This music honors him and his admirable act of courage and helpfulness.

  • @Michi201093 Are you kidding me? Slapping music over the top just trivialises it. The guy could've died.

  • @urmo345

    What? The music sets the tone! It makes it a hell of a lot more meaningful.

  • @urmo345 agree song sucks

  • @urmo345

    Dude... there are THOUSANDS of stupid motorsport videos on Youtube.

    Unfortunally people who make them think they are George Lukas or Steven Spielberg, when one of the primal rules of editing a video is not to subjugate the images by a song (and this one hasnt anything to do with an accident). Even Tarantino is against it. There is a nice soundtrack in the Pulp Fiction soundtrack were he explains this very well.

    But what can you do? Another video that just wasted my time... :(

  • Good job putting down the camera and helping, asshole.

  • @xxBoomitsbrittxx He was filming from the stands. You expect to jump over the railing and break both legs to go and probably do more harm than good due to lack of experience? You idiot.

  • to arrepiado!!!

  • its terminator

  • What fucking bullshit. A man had to die for money. postpone the race. And I don't care if I spelled it wrong. A man did not have to burn to death. It is one thing to die like Dale Earnheart and Adam Pettey but to burn to death. I can only hope he didnt suffer.

  • @shtr300winmag he survived.

  • @shtr300winmag Tetsuya Ota is alive and kicking. He did not die in this aaccident, but was severly burnt.

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  • what;s the song&

  • @acab1922

    the song is nickelback hero

  • @acab1922 Nickelback - Heroes

  • It was horrific enough without that shithouse music.

  • is the driver survived?

  • @dobari2010 you mean: 'Did he survive?' You can see he did, lol.

  • how in the world could anyone survive that

  • This was sad watching this, poor guy would've been in severe pain, omg imagine if the visor and helmet melted to his head and he's screaming in pain, this is aweful :'(

  • @david1991rules4life it did melt to him, he also cant use his right arm, sued the officials for $850,000

  • @TheMKid2009 wow jesus ouch, and how he sue them, doesn't he sue the ppl who made the car cuz it shouldn't blow up like that or was it the officials fault cuz they shudn't've raced on such a fogged and rainy day?

    i wud sue for more, i am shocked STILL by this video, and AMAZED how he DID not DIE! :O

    And yer OUCH if it melted to his face a bit so how his right arm not work?

  • @david1991rules4life Why sue? It has to be reasonably expected that when you get into a race car there is a fair chance you could get hurt badly. He wasn`t forced to get into the car. People seem to think if something bad happens to you money will make it all better. It wont.

  • @andyg256 finally a reasonable comment.

  • @andyg256 You're and idiot. He sued because of their failure to implement proper safety measures. The judge ruled that the safety car was driving at 150 km/h rather than the safety pace of 60 km/h, causing the accident when it suddenly slowed down and the fire fighting and rescue preparations were also not up to scratch. Ota was partially at fault and was happy with the $800,000, down from $2,500,000. It wasn't about the money. It was compensation for pain and suffering due to gross negligence.

  • @MalevolentChaos7 wikipedia ftw!!!! :P

  • It seems theres more concern about the car than the poor driver?

  • OMG He´s Alive Oo°

    Epic Moment ....

  • This was one of the most incredible crashes of all time. This driver is lucky to be alive, not only from the fire he survived, the impact aswell. I think this really shows how storng these racecars have become. It also shows how drivers have more of a bond and are more often heros than the marshals. In the early days of racing, the drivers said they would rather be thrown clear from the wreck then be stuck under the flaming vehical and dieing a miserable life, now, drivers can survive both.

  • I cant understand why the marshall that pulled him out left him there to lie on the ground...

  • There's a decent article about this on Wikipedia. Look up Tetsuya Ota

  • i cant believe he survived that! i thought he was dead for sure. he would of been a goner back in the old days. i like happy endings :)

  • It's testament to the effectivness of those fire suits...

    I hope he made a full recovery !

  • Bando de babaca em vez de prestar socorro pro piloto,vao olhar o carro,babacas!!!

  • the rx-7 driver did a better job putting out the fire on the ferarri with one fire extinguisher than the fie marshalls who are trained to put out fires could with two extinguishers on the porsche....and then leaving tetsuya like struggling as he falls on his face....geeze....did those guys cheat on their tests or what??? its not right

  • @CRXSI1987 I don't think the marshals did that badly, you can see one of them checks he's okay, then as soon as he knows he is he goes back to the car to make sure it doesn't potentially blow up in flames again which would've spelt even more trouble for Ota. Yes, he left him, but only after he'd checked he was okay, and you can see him calling the medics over anyway, he probably wasn't sufficiently trained to know what the hell to do about any injuries.

  • @STFCcreamemlads im not blaming only that guy, im just saying in general it was very sloppy marshalling, and yes i know it was raining and the fire was nothing like they were trained for, but still, the fire was out and obviously the driver was not "OK" half of his fire suit was scorched and there was smoke coming off of his visor, and im sure he must've been screaming or something, so for the marshall to just leave him like that is pretty stupid.

  • @STFCcreamemlads first intelligent comment I've come by for this video, thanks for thinking it out and not giving out a half baked response

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  • @Gusdor yeah but still they shouldn't have left him there by himself

  • That poor Man!

  • Holy Shite!!

    He got outta that car alive ??

  • @HitchHikersBlues Yes but he'd been badly burned. The helmet melted partly on his face.

  • they both sur5ed it ;) watch part 2 of this

  • Goodbye Ferrari....Welcome back Tetsuya Ota

  • unbelievably crap marshalling....what circuit?

  • de gene die uit die brande auto kwam heeft echt heel veel geluk gehad.

    ik heb respect voor iedereen die geholpen heeft.

    the guy who came out of the burning car was very very lucky.

    respect for the people who helped him.

  • Shinichi Yamaji, there's the hero

  • Stupid to race in these conditions..

    The driver that put out the fire and pulled him out is def a hero.

  • if anyone is interested in the full story its up on Wiki,

    it includes his law suit and what he is doing as of late.

  • Amazingly this guy gets up after this.

  • @qwasd0r he gets up because the visor melted down on his face, type Tetsuya Ota on Wiki

  • I cried

  • @Dri143 dude nobody got killed in that accident

  • @dunnlapradd

    i know...

  • The marshall response to Ota was painfully slow, thank goodness for the fellow competitor.

  • Does one know what happened to him?? o:

  • @TimKaaarl i heard he had third-degree burnings on 40% of his body. and i think he was blind for a few minutes... due to this huge impact that would be normal... the driver of the corvette saved his life i think... he was in the fire for fucking 90seconds dude!!! the visior of his helmet was molten too...

  • @bavarianbass It was a RX-7 not a Corvette.

  • @gielfransen maybe your right... at 0:52 the rear looks more like a rx-7s one thats true. but it doesnt matter. the driver saved his life

  • @bavarianbass Yeah, and the car shoudlnt matter anyhow. The guy races more often in Porsches anyway. Glad they all survived.

  • wooo, thats hard..

    well, thanks for the info (:

  • Wow. It just shoots up into flames as soon as it hits. Scary stuff.

  • Dear "FIFAZocka", you should add to the description about what a hero the racer/rescuer is, and about how track officials did not react quickly enough.

  • 28 people need to be burned, how can you assholes dislike a video of a man almost dying

  • @smoke6696 and how you CAN like it, thats why i don´t rate this type of videos. Anyway, the driver that saved Tetsuya Ota life is a hero.

  • @smoke6696 How can you LIKE it?

  • sportsmanship right there

  • get his helmet off you morons

  • @turborota Usually people are trained NOT to remove helmets after an accident. Usually because of head trauma. Same happened to me when I crashed. Although the helmet is still smoking.... maybe they should have asked him like my ambulance did.

  • what a fucking champ!

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  • Shinichi Yamaji was the hero

  • what chocks me is how those fucktards just stay calm watching a car with a human inside just burning to death.. they took 90 seconds to reach the car

  • does anybody know the driver of the RX-7?

  • @bresher that was Shinichi Yamaji driving the RE Amemiya RX-7. He should be recognised for his bravery in saving Ota, both are good men.

  • @manxcafe Heroic.

  • does anybody know the driver if the RX-7?

  • Why don't this shit happen on Rfactor

  • SHIT !!!!!!!!!

    

  • A snail would save that pilot faster than those guys.

  • i think that was a corvette c5

  • @16markie16 Ota was driving the Team Ferrari Club of Japan's Ferrari F355 Challenge. The RE Amemiya RX-7 of Shinichi Yamaji stopped in front of the Ferrari, using his fire extinguisher to save Ota. I agree that Ota originally hit a Porsche, but i assure you that it wasn't an f-430 he was driving because this crash occurred in 1998, and the F-430 wasn't even produced until 2004.

  • Shocking how bad the marshals were

  • tragic, awful music

    very appropriate.

  • The most painful experience I could imagine is what he had to go through. He was in the burning car for 90 seconds and his helmet visor melted onto his face.

  • That video... wow. The guy they pulled out... I was just about to drop a tear then he moved. Such a horrid accident. I'm glad they are all alive.

  • Tetsuya Ota is not dead ....

  • can me someone tell if they're alive?

  • i thought he had died last time i saw this but now i see and im releaved to see he made it okay...

  • RIP Tetsuya

  • they're alive, also nice vid and especially nice music choice.

  • Why has Chad Kroeger magically appeared in my search box thingy?

  • holy f*ck thank god he got out the guy in white deserves a knighthood times like this people show what they're made of

  • are they alive???

  • Tetsuya successfully sued the circuit for $1000 000.

  • ota survived the crash, but he needed plastic surgery because the helmet visor melted into his face

  • schon hart :S

    hoffentlich habens alle halbwegs überlegt

  • and where is the fucking security group? 3 hours to go to the fucking car??

  • did he surveyed?

  • 2 min in the Fire that is hart.

  • Jeez, was that the "special" safety crew? Way to A: not put out the fire, B: Take ur sweet team, C: leave a guy who just went through a horrible crash and explosion who has burns on his body lieing on the ground

  • the drive of the mazda is the hero!! he extingued the flamers

  • @Yezkerheim I didn't see him come out of any car. There was a driver who fell out of his car (looks to me like it might be an RX-7?) and was hurt, and the guy with the extinguisher was there with him, but that driver had a white jacket and red pants.

    I can't tell where the guy with the fire extinguisher came from. :o(

    In any case, he did a damn good job taming that large fire with one little extinguisher, and he deserves a lot of credit for that. He saved Ota's life, no question.

  • Ok, I found it. The Mazda driver is named Shinichi Yamaji, and he's the guy who put out the flames in Oda's car. He just pulled over to help a fellow driver (like David Purley did in Roger Williamson's 1973 F1 crash). Again, a brilliant job putting out the fire with such a small extinguisher.

    (The car I thought might look like a Mazda was, of course, a Porsche. I'm not very good ay recognizing car types. :o( )

  • FUCK!

    that was i take it, a fellow race driver on the fire extinguisher?

    Really a shame!

  • after that, Ferrari's driver took proceedings because sponsor side neglected corresponding. actually he won.

    josepCAT118 says bad organization,and that's true. However no longer exist that kind of very very bad organization in Japanese circuit.

  • what is the song?

  • @ aragosta38

    Chad Kroeger - Hero (I think it's from the movie DareDevil)

  • @Icarus813 spiderman ;)

  • holly crap. i think on of the marshalls cought fire directly after the impact for a few sec...

    and why did the marschalls/sanis took so long the save the drivers?.. i agree somebody have to get fired after that race...

    it looks to me the driver of the ferrari is blind in cause of the heavy impact at least for a few minutes this would be normal... an serious burnings. how can they just let him lay there??? how could the even start the race?

    hope everyone is allright!

  • The race officials should have all lost their jobs. What a disgrace to let drivers race in those conditions.

  • marshalls and the medical car are so slow!

    Bad organisation.

  • The driver of that RX-7 is a hero! Believe me when i say that of all of the crash videos i've seen to date, this one touched me to the heart. I truly feel for the driver of that 355 challenge, and i believe that the companionship shown by the RX-7 driver should be rewarded in some way.

  • There are several stories like this in racing. When Nikki Lauda crashed in F1 two other drivers stopped and pulled him from the burning car. The safety officials didn't have fire suits and couldn't get close to the burning car. The drivers saved him. It's always amazing how racers will stop and take themselves out of the race to help. True sportsmanship.

  • Most definitely! If i were in a position like that, pinned beneath my dirtbike or something, i would want someone to stop for me.

  • I believe that the ones who drive on when they see their f