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The monocoque -- or chassis -- is the central part of the F1 car. It's vital to performance and also safety, as Mark Priestley, Formula One expert explains to CNBC's Torie Campbell. Subscribe to CNBC International: http://bit.ly/1eiWsDq CNBC's One Second in F1 takes a look at some interesting facts behind the Formula One Motorsport and recounts stories from fans. CNBC.com for more great clips: http://cnb.cx/QXHQOQ CNBC International F1 playlist: http://bit.ly/1knUwsN
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I think this dude jinxed Jules
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Senna wus shot in the melon !
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one of the best if not the best looking f1 car the jordan and the hp williams
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he says that and Jules Bianchi dies the year its been recorded
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Jeezz... do they even know what a monocoque is?
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RIP Jules
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No lady. Safety wasnt always high on the agenda. It took the deaths of Senna and Ratzenburger for them to get serious. Barrichello almost died that weekend too.
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Nice! A late 90s early 00s Jordan. I cant pin the year exactly, but I always liked their cars. Wish they and other small teams like Minardi could return to F1.
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that's a funcking Indy car not formula one
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YES THESE WAS A DEATH, cut the fucking bullshit and make that shit safer. Jules Bianchi tho!!!!