Huge Aussie v8 crash
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just spotted this link on twitter,
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nFG05xRM8Qw&sns...
Thought we had seen the end of cars bursting into flame like that.
fortunately both drivers ok.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nFG05xRM8Qw&sns...
Thought we had seen the end of cars bursting into flame like that.
fortunately both drivers ok.
Rex Ironstone said:
Blimey he had no chance to even react when the car in front darted out of the way!Rex Ironstone said:
That's going to give me nightmares for sure. 
GravelBen said:
To be fair it was a 100mph shunt up the rear, that doesn't happen often! I'm sure they will be looking at ways to improve things though.
If it was up to the fia, limiting cars to 80mph would be a start.My presumption would be a rolling start would be safer, just less exciting, than a grid start.
Yowsers, they were very lucky. I don't know how much it would have helped, but the yellow flags only began to wave as the impact happened. Probably would have made zero difference I guess!
In the Ginetta race this weekend I thought it odd that despite the frantically waved flags right opposite the stalled front row car, drivers didn't take much notice. I'm commenting from an armchairs point of view though and dont have experience of starting a race other than karts. Obviously its the most hectic part of the race, but if there's yellows waved from the pitwall you've got to assume there's a stalled or very slow car up ahead.
In the Ginetta race this weekend I thought it odd that despite the frantically waved flags right opposite the stalled front row car, drivers didn't take much notice. I'm commenting from an armchairs point of view though and dont have experience of starting a race other than karts. Obviously its the most hectic part of the race, but if there's yellows waved from the pitwall you've got to assume there's a stalled or very slow car up ahead.
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