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VIDEO: F1's biggest crashes of 2018

Joas van Wingerden

Thursday 29 November 2018 12:09

One of the curious attractions of Formula 1 is the inherent danger of cars blasting around tracks at 200+ mph and the great risks that the drivers take week after week. Thankfully with modern-day safety standards, each driver walked away unscathed from all of these incredible shunts, only making them all the more incredible.

MAX VERSTAPPEN – MONACO GP

BRENDON HARTLEY – BRITISH GP

MARCUS ERICSSON – ITALIAN GP

MAX VERSTAPPEN AND DANIEL RICCIARDO – AZERBAIJAN GP

NICO HULKENBERG – ABU DHABI GP

NICO HULKENBERG, FERNANDO ALONSO AND CHARLES LECLERC – BELGIAN GP

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