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Eric Mc said:
Who and where?
It looksd early Formula Ford era (1967/68?).
Eric, I found this sequence months ago. I can't remember the details although I have a feeling that the information mentioned that the driver was an Argentinian.It looksd early Formula Ford era (1967/68?).
I could go back and try to track the source down once more.....
......but I can't be bothered.
However, far be it for me to disappoint you Eric, Ph's National Treasure. So, here's another sequence for your enjoyment.
The driver is seen walking towards the ambiwlans (
) in the last wideangle shot.
Edited by Blib on Saturday 28th February 16:24
Not only am I impressed with that F40 crash, but I'm also imnpressed by the ability of the camera to take individual photos so quickly.
The car travelled so far, I would almost guess that the driver would have made the hospital without any need for the "ambwilans" (was the incident at Pembrey or Anglesey?)
It actually looks like Mid Ohio or some other US track.
The car travelled so far, I would almost guess that the driver would have made the hospital without any need for the "ambwilans" (was the incident at Pembrey or Anglesey?)
It actually looks like Mid Ohio or some other US track.
Eric Mc said:
Not only am I impressed with that F40 crash, but I'm also imnpressed by the ability of the camera to take individual photos so quickly.
The car travelled so far, I would almost guess that the driver would have made the hospital without any need for the "ambwilans" (was the incident at Pembrey or Anglesey?)
It actually looks like Mid Ohio or some other US track.
The car travelled so far, I would almost guess that the driver would have made the hospital without any need for the "ambwilans" (was the incident at Pembrey or Anglesey?)
It actually looks like Mid Ohio or some other US track.
It's definitely an American track, I found the sequence on an American forum.
Blib said:
Eric Mc said:
Not only am I impressed with that F40 crash, but I'm also imnpressed by the ability of the camera to take individual photos so quickly.
The car travelled so far, I would almost guess that the driver would have made the hospital without any need for the "ambwilans" (was the incident at Pembrey or Anglesey?)
It actually looks like Mid Ohio or some other US track.
The car travelled so far, I would almost guess that the driver would have made the hospital without any need for the "ambwilans" (was the incident at Pembrey or Anglesey?)
It actually looks like Mid Ohio or some other US track.
It's definitely an American track, I found the sequence on an American forum.
EvoDelta said:
Blib said:
Eric Mc said:
Not only am I impressed with that F40 crash, but I'm also imnpressed by the ability of the camera to take individual photos so quickly.
The car travelled so far, I would almost guess that the driver would have made the hospital without any need for the "ambwilans" (was the incident at Pembrey or Anglesey?)
It actually looks like Mid Ohio or some other US track.
The car travelled so far, I would almost guess that the driver would have made the hospital without any need for the "ambwilans" (was the incident at Pembrey or Anglesey?)
It actually looks like Mid Ohio or some other US track.
It's definitely an American track, I found the sequence on an American forum.
Blib said:
dougc said:
The Nissan looks like Mid Ohio - the same corner where that DBR9 went airborne at the ALMS race a year or so ago. I think its on youtube.
Completely O/T. Doug, have you noticed the latest N.London PH meet thread? Would be good to see you on the 29th?Back on topic - two sadly missed Brits at full tilt
From this site
http://speedhunters.com/default.aspx
Rear CAMBER!!
[ MURRAY ] "THE CAR UPSIDE DOWN IS A TOYOTA" [ / MURRAY ]
TRON!!
http://speedhunters.com/default.aspx
Rear CAMBER!!
[ MURRAY ] "THE CAR UPSIDE DOWN IS A TOYOTA" [ / MURRAY ]
TRON!!
Edited by GVK on Monday 2nd March 03:38
mat205125 said:
Blib said:
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