Michael Schumacher & Damon Hill collision at Italy 1995 - Onboard

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Sports

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• f1
• michael
• schumacher
• damon
• hill
• onboard
• collision
• crash
• italy
• monza
• 1995
• benetton
• williams

[wimpiedimpie]

That's two times worse then what Schumacher did in 1994, although it was on purpose, at least he tried to make it look like a racing accident. Hill just decides not to brake and ram right into the back of Schumacher, lol.

[theschuminator]

@wimpiedimpie agree, same at silverstone, people slate Schumacher for 94 but quite happily forget Hill running schuey of here and at Silverstone

[MrThegirvanator]

hamiltons fault

[BiggerThinking1]

@wimpiedimpie No - this was a straight mistake by Hill - not deliberate at all. Every driver rams other s under brakes at some time or another - Schui rammed Senna in France 92 - Senna rammed Brundle 9at this exact same corner in 93) - it happens - everyone does it

[dazincalculation]

@jigglediggle29 ...and now the f1 cars look sooooo ugly!! -daz in oz

[MclarenGooner12]

Hamilton's fault

[jigglediggle29]

Yes, action, action!!! I miss something like that in F1 today...and guys like Hill, Mansell, Schumacher of the past, Senna, Prost. For me the actual drivers (not grandpa schumacher) are lame and boring persons, F1 has become to clean, every fart is punished by the race-control. After a good overtaking the drivers start to cry "uuuuh, that was sooo dangerous" - i don't watch it anymore.

[00dacousin]

Can people stop and ask themselves firstly why would Hill want to ram Schumacher off? He was wrong footed passing traffic and clearly did brake and did try to avoid the accident but you can tell from the steering wheel that he had locked his rears and was firstly trying not to spin. The problem was that as he came out from behind the other car he would have realised too late that Schumacher was too close in front and he should have braked earlier than he would normally at that chicane,

[Lhamiltonfan]

Typical Schumi fans saying it was on purpose. You can CLEARLY see at 0.03 Hill turning the steering wheel to the right because he has locked his rears under braking! When this happens you have to roll off the brakes to avoid a massive spin. A simple mistake which would have lead to a crash either way...

[SuperThe86]

@wimpiedimpie Hill wanted to ram him off? for what reason? It's hill fault but it wasn't on purpose.

[wimpiedimpie]

@SuperThe86 yeah well, I kinda expressed myself wrong. I mean: in the 1994 Adelaide case there is a lot of doubt whether it was on purpose or not, it could easily be seen as a racing incident (although I think it wasn't), contrary to this situation, where it's really clear Hill just wanted to ram him off...

[SuperThe86]

@wimpiedimpie Really? It's like saying manslaughter is worse than premeditated murder