PILOTO RAIZ: BATEU DEPOIS DE GANHAR E VENCEU A MORTE!

The Formula 1 of the 70s was dominated by playboys, but Vittorio Brambilla was made of grease and brute force. Today, we remember the 25th anniversary of the death of the "Gorilla of Monza," the Italian mechanic who became a driver and, when he won a race, let go of the steering wheel to celebrate, and crashed the nose of his orange March into the guardrail right after the checkered flag. Beyond the folklore, we detail the drama of the 1978 Italian GP, ​​where the "Gorilla" survived a terrible head injury and a coma to prove that, in motorsport, resilience is worth as much as speed. Welcome to Botequim GP, your Formula 1 channel. Our goal is to explore the true essence of motorsport with depth, historical rigor, and without sensationalism. We produce documentaries and analyses for those who want to understand the inner workings of the pinnacle of motorsport. What you'll find here: The Untold Story: The behind-the-scenes stories, the great miracles, and the projects that marked an era. F1 & Business: How money, marketing, and backstage politics shape results on the track. Retrospectives: Immersive re-editions of classic seasons that defined generations. Opinion and Analysis: Critical and well-informed views on the most important news and controversies in the current paddock. Sign up and come debate with us. For those passionate about engineering and regulations, also check out our Members Club for exclusive and in-depth videos. 👉 Get access to the real behind-the-scenes content:    / @botequimgp   📱 FOLLOW @botequimgp ON ALL SOCIAL MEDIA Contact: [email protected] Whatsapp: +55 47 99245 3613