So not only does the car possess sentimental value - it even went on auction . Drivers carry this number throughout their Formula One career. Gunther Steiner could not hide his frustration with the son of F1 legend Michael Schumacher at Monaco as Haas' 23-year-old driver crashed once again at high speed - splitting his car in half during the Monaco GP. Hamilton: Drivers forced to "leave extra space" for Verstappen • By number. F1 Deaths: All Time Drivers List that Died by Racing Accidents Here are some of the racers and rivalries that defined entire eras of F1 history, according to our Elo rankings: Argentine driver Juan Manuel Fangio (No. Helmet technology is continually advancing, with tougher outer shells and . He is No. Is Jaddah home to the most dangerous F1 track of this season? Some drivers didn't pass away in their car, but died a few days later or even months after the incident on the track or event. He is no longer in a coma and continues his recovery at . Jules Bianchi crash stuns Formula One — There were subdued scenes in Sochi as the F1 drivers held a minute's silence before the race in respect for Bianchi, who was in a French hospital at the time. Marco Apicella makes the list because he has the record of the shortest F1 race career in the history of the sport. 1982 "betrayal" between F1 drivers Gilles Villeneuve and Didier Pironi ... The title rivals come together at Copse, pitching Verstappen into a high-speed crash. 110: 4 RUS George Russell. From legendary on-track battles, off-track politics and even some jaw-dropping crashes, this season had it all. The seven-time F1 champion was hospitalized on December 29 2013 after suffering "severe head trauma" from a ski accident in the French Alps. The former Ferrari driver, who won the world championship in 2007, was named the second-highest paid athlete in the world in 2009.