65 years since F1's deadliest crash killed 16

Sixteen people were killed during the Italian Grand Prix at Monza on September 10, 1961. Ferrari's Wolfgang von Trips collided with Jim Clark's Lotus on Lap 2 and his car rammed into spectators. Von Trips and 15 spectators died in the crash. The race continued, with Ferrari's Phil Hill winning and going on to clinch the Formula 1 world championship.