How fast was Jules Bianchi going when he crashed?

GPS data shows Bianchi lost control of his Marussia in the wet conditions at 132mph before colliding with the 6.8-tonne recovery crane that was removing Adrian Sutil’s stricken Sauber just 2.61 seconds later at a speed of 78mph and an angle of 55 degrees.

Why did Jules Bianchi not slow down?

Jules Bianchi “did not slow sufficiently to avoid losing control” during his crash at the Japanese Grand Prix, according to an FIA report published Wednesday. The Marussia driver, who suffered life-threatening head injuries, crashed into a recovery vehicle at Suzuka in October and was immediately taken to hospital.

How did Bianchi crash happen?

During a yellow flag period, Bianchi slid off the track at high speed and ran under a crane vehicle that was removing another car from the track after an accident. The accident led to severe brain damage, and Bianchi never regained consciousness.

Who did Anthoine Huberts crash?

Correa
Correa hit the side of Hubert’s car while it was virtually stationary at an angle of about 86 degrees at 218km/h. Correa experienced a force of 65.1G and Hubert 81.8G. This accelerated Hubert’s car to 105.4km/h. It hit the barrier a second time and bounced back towards the track.

Who crashed with Bianchi?

“Jules Bianchi was a popular personality in F1, possessing the best of both human and sporting qualities,” it said. The accident happened when Bianchi’s car slid off the track and into a crane picking up the Sauber of German driver Adrian Sutil, who had crashed at the same spot one lap earlier.

Did Anthoine Hubert suffer?

Correa impacted Hubert at a speed of 218 km/h, experienced 65G and suffered much more serious injuries than Robert Kubica did in his 2007 crash (acute respiratory distress syndrome, broken legs, spinal injury vs. Kubicas sprained ankle).

What injuries killed Hubert?

Hubert was killed in a multi-car accident at the start of the Formula 2 race at Spa-Francorchamps on 31 August. The report by governing body the FIA says Hubert was killed by a “non-survivable trauma” caused by the “extremely high level of energy transferred and dissipated”.

What injuries did Hubert sustain?

Tragic Anthoine Hubert lost his life when his car split in half at Spa-Francorchamps in Belgium in August last year. Hubert, who was just 22, initially smashed into a barrier and rolled back into the track before Correa drove into the side of him.