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Mega-crashes van 2009 in Formula 1: VIDEO Part 1

Door Bas Kaligis20 december 2009 · 21:11 uur1 min lezen

Het Formule 1 seizoen leek na een overdonderende start van Jenson Button uit te lopen op een alleenheerschappij van Brawn GP, maar naarmate het jaar vorderde kwam de spanning terug. Button kreeg de F1-titel niet op een presenteerblaadje aangereikt. Met name Vettel en RedBull Racing gaf niet op.

De Formule 1 kreeg ook weer de nodige spectaculaire crashes voor de kiezen, zoals de ravage op Spa-Francorchamps, of het heftig eindschot met de harde crash van de Spanjaard Jaime Algersuari in de GP van Japan.

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