Formula Two and Formula Three Fatalities

[FIA]

Was there any Fatalities in Formula Two or Formula Three?


P.S Sorry if I have put this in the wrong section?

[Ranger]

Was there any Fatalities in Formula Two or Formula Three?


P.S Sorry if I have put this in the wrong section?

Welcome to the forum, yes this is the right section.

The answer to your question is yes. The most significant example of this is Jim Clark, and I'm sure there have been many more less reported fatalities across the globe.

[FIA]

Is There any other significant ones?

[Ranger]

Is There any other significant ones?

Well they are all significant as they all represent a loss in human life. However, you might want to ask someone else on these forums about the more historically noted ones, as there are many F3 series across the world as opposed to just the one F1 series, so it is inevitable that there will be deaths in in F3 as, of course, racing is dangerous. Why do you ask?

[FIA]

I've asked because, I want to make a memorial video for F1, F2 and F3 drivers. When I say F2 and F3, I mean when F2 and F3 were very close to F1. And F2 and F3 champions would (Normally) always go to F1 in the 60's, 70's and 80's.

P.S I am going to be away for the next couple of weeks, so if you could be please give me some names and I will put them in a memorial video.

[imported_jedii]

try wikipedia they have a whole section on driver fatalitys

[ShiftingGears]

F2 -
Gerry Birrell-1973 Rouen
Ivor Bueb - 1959 Clermont Ferrand
Jim Clark - 1968 Hockenheim
Bert Hawthorne - 1972 Hockenheim
Markus Hottinger - 1980 Hockenheim
Herbert McKay-Fraser - 1957 Reims
Gerhard Mitter - 1969 Nurburgring

Those are a few. But Clark was the main one.

[D-Type]

You should go to http://www.motorsportmemorial.org/