RE: Japanese supercar crash takes out eight Ferraris
Discussion
threespires said:
Furyblade_Lee said:
I am loving all the comments too you get when a Supercar is crashed, usually aimed at the driver not being able to handle the car.
Correct! If they could handle the car they might not have had the accident.
What does this story say to me ?
I'd guess that they were all following too closely and not concentrating, a common theme when cars are in a convoy such as this.
They definitely won't have suffered a blowout, mechancial failure or have hit a patch of oily wet road - that doesn't happen to supercar drivers. It's always their almost total lack of ability.
Whereas people who have spent their lives driving clapped-out old Orions, Kias and import 4x4s usually have the driving abilities of gods.
KDIcarmad said:
I through these car had the best breaks(after the cash if not before!), the best suspension and all the electronic driving adds you could imagine, so how did they crash! Simple the drivers were not the best!
Don't think a 355 has much in the way of driver aids and I think many would question a testarossa (which i love) as having the best of anything.Also on this logic there would never be crashes in F1.
J BIRD RACING said:
Perhaps the photo does not appear on this site but other sites show the Complete accident and one stand out is obvious; a PORSCHE GT2, parked backwards in the emergency lane unscathed.
PORSCHE,a better handling supercar and better driven.
Or much further behind when the accident happened and was able to brake in time to avoid it...PORSCHE,a better handling supercar and better driven.
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