knockill hot marques 29th nov crash
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I was standing down at the hairpin when it happened, was surprised how little damage the car had afterwards.
Not sure it this is correct as I read it off another forum but apparently he swerved on the back straight to avoid a car slowly making its way back to the pits and lost the backend which put him into the gravel.
Did anyone get any pictures of my silver rx7?
Not sure it this is correct as I read it off another forum but apparently he swerved on the back straight to avoid a car slowly making its way back to the pits and lost the backend which put him into the gravel.
Did anyone get any pictures of my silver rx7?
Lazydonkey said:
he hit the wall at speed and ended up on his roof.
I'd suggest the damage is unlikely to t-cut out
Ah, I knew I recognised your username and was trying to figure out who you were... I'm the bloke you met up with in Falkirk and took out for a test drive in your VX 12 months ago (cheers for that). I wussed out though, went for a bit more comfort at the expense of not track-daying I'd suggest the damage is unlikely to t-cut out
deuchars said:
I was standing down at the hairpin when it happened, was surprised how little damage the car had afterwards.
Not sure it this is correct as I read it off another forum but apparently he swerved on the back straight to avoid a car slowly making its way back to the pits and lost the backend which put him into the gravel.
Did anyone get any pictures of my silver rx7?
Guys..........I was the car infront of him - there was no swerving........I saw him coming as I began to brake for the hairpin and then he went flying past my passenger window - already in the gravel - he was turning over as I lost sight through my turn. Not sure it this is correct as I read it off another forum but apparently he swerved on the back straight to avoid a car slowly making its way back to the pits and lost the backend which put him into the gravel.
Did anyone get any pictures of my silver rx7?
I would say that by this point his brakes had failed entirely - as they had been doing intermittently all day. He had a choice between my backend and the gravel If I ever meet him I will thank him for choosing the gravel
Is he ok?
Oh well I stand corrected I had assumed the way he'd been locking up all over the place there was an issue with his brakes. Obviously the only reason anyone would fail entirely to slow down would be 'traction' - I'm not going to get into semantics with you - am just glad he's ok
Edited by Vik54 on Monday 30th November 22:27
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