I might say another example but you know.

Spa 2008

Quote from BenjiMC :

massa vs alonso at nurb 07?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mBDj5wXWMNE

Ah yeah, good one.

Quote from Intrepid :

Spa 2008

Technically the pass for the win there never happened. :P

You know what needs to happen in F1? A really big crash, that one of the drivers stops to help. I just don't know if you would see that now. Like when Senna held Erik Comas' head after he crashed at Spa in 1991

Quote from BlueFlame :

You know what needs to happen in F1? A really big crash, that one of the drivers stops to help. I just don't know if you would see that now. Like when Senna held Erik Comas' head after he crashed at Spa in 1991

Like David Purley at Roger Williamson's crash? (link to video - warning: graphic)

I think these days, drivers probably assume that their crashed colleague is OK. F1 safety is so good these days, combined with the desire not to give up the race, drivers have very little incentive to pull over and render help.

I guess you are right, in no way do I wish to see someone injured or die, but there just needs to be a show of courage that bands them all together. but Senna was as courageous as a person could get so it's hard to beat with that one really.

A couple of instances of good driver camaraderie:

V8 Supercars - Craig Lowndes at Calder Park 1999. So many drivers tried to help him out of the car and make sure he was OK and one of them (the very talented engineer/driver/team owner Larry Perkins) took the opportunity to try and look at the suspension setup of the car.

F1 1973 - Mike Hailwood tries ... rning car in South Africa.

http://www.autosport.com/news/report.php/id/78666

Got to laugh at this, perhaps the decrease in spectators in Monza has something to do with Ferrari being utterly shit this season. On the whole there is one way to fix the problem, stop having races in countries that don't like F1! We are going to have one in India soon, most of the population wouldn't be able to afford a bloody ticket, and the rest probably don't give a shit about F1.

Quote from Di Montezemelo :

"We need the possibility for top teams to field a third car for famous or young drivers."

WTF the guys obviously on speed.

id rather have 3 fast cars in top team other than 4 cars 2 being fast 2 bein slow (2 bein slow being the new teams)