Pagani crash in West Sussex

[J4CKO]

Gad-Westy said:

J4CKO said:

The Daily Mail is great, read the comments and resolve not to end up a sad, embittered, jealous, seething bag of monkey st like so many of their commentators.

I wish I hadn't read some of those comments but couldn't help myself. The bile being spewed out is quite something. Look at this peach.


"People who own Hyper-cars need to pay an insurance and a hyper-car test that is just for them I would hate to think I am subsidising in any shape or form these idiots that get behind the wheel of these insanely powerful vehicles."

It does worry me for humanity when I read them, have said before that I treat it a bit like the lead singer of Slipknot, who has a dead crow in a glass jar, he removes the lid before going on stage and takes a good old huff on it, what must be, fairly unique aroma, this causes him to vomit inside his mask and get into the right frame of mind for a Slipknot performance. Daily mail comments section is like a more disturbing version of that.

On average, super and hypercar owners are probably less accident prone than the average driver, its just so much easier to get it wrong in something so mental and so much more visible when it does go wrong, especially when it gives some pleasure to the Misanthropic majority who hate everything and everybody.

[kentlad]

Dave Hedgehog said:

drone strike, defiantly

a defiant drone? Who'd have thunk it.

[Dr Tad Winslow]

J4CKO said:

It does worry me for humanity when I read them, have said before that I treat it a bit like the lead singer of Slipknot, who has a dead crow in a glass jar, he removes the lid before going on stage and takes a good old huff on it, what must be, fairly unique aroma, this causes him to vomit inside his mask and get into the right frame of mind for a Slipknot performance. Daily mail comments section is like a more disturbing version of that.

That was the clown - one of the tamer stories about him at that

[PhantomPH]

Dr Tad Winslow said:

J4CKO said:

It does worry me for humanity when I read them, have said before that I treat it a bit like the lead singer of Slipknot, who has a dead crow in a glass jar, he removes the lid before going on stage and takes a good old huff on it, what must be, fairly unique aroma, this causes him to vomit inside his mask and get into the right frame of mind for a Slipknot performance. Daily mail comments section is like a more disturbing version of that.

That was the clown - one of the tamer stories about him at that

And a lovely image to end my lunch with, thanks gents!

[lucido grigio]

I saw this being carted away on a flatbed as I was on way to Goodwood.

Is the Golf that rolled and ended up in the bushes later on in the morning on the same road also news worthy ?

Presumably not.

[PhantomPH]

Maybe if the Golf was worth £1.5m....

[Wait Here Until Green Light Shows]

hoegaardenruls said:

Looks like Daily Mail readers had a field day judging by the level of the comments there..

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-5009861/1-...

Can we all just vote up the sensible comments and vote down the moronic ones please.

[DanGPR]

Uncle John said:

Look like Toyo T1R's - surely not.....? They don't like the wet.

Don't look anything like T1R's.

More like Pirelli P Zero Corsa Direzionale, which are OEM.

[Sway]

lucido grigio said:

I saw this being carted away on a flatbed as I was on way to Goodwood.

Is the Golf that rolled and ended up in the bushes later on in the morning on the same road also news worthy ?

Presumably not.

I've got zero clue how the fk that golf made it to where it ended up...

Gutting for PS. Love going to support/enjoy his trackdays. Really hope Pagani can get it sorted.

[steveL98]

Byker28i said:

steveL98 said:

xyyman said:

Earlier this morning a lady on the local news channel was saying how she'd done something similar a while back. Lost the back end on a damp roundabout in the same spot. It wasn't newsworthy then as she was in a BMW 3 Series apparently.

I remember a few years ago a yellow Mach 1 Mustang being totalled after losing it trying to pass a TVR off a roundabout on the M27 at Chi just past the Pagham turn off.

https://www.mocgb.net/forums/showthread.php?21145-...

How badly was he driving that he crashed but the TVR didn't

I think she was being very careful but the rear went out anyway as it can do with this type of car and at low speeds and she maybe over corrected it. Those roundabouts are very slippery too.

[J4CKO]

steveL98 said:

Byker28i said:

steveL98 said:

xyyman said:

Earlier this morning a lady on the local news channel was saying how she'd done something similar a while back. Lost the back end on a damp roundabout in the same spot. It wasn't newsworthy then as she was in a BMW 3 Series apparently.

I remember a few years ago a yellow Mach 1 Mustang being totalled after losing it trying to pass a TVR off a roundabout on the M27 at Chi just past the Pagham turn off.

https://www.mocgb.net/forums/showthread.php?21145-...

How badly was he driving that he crashed but the TVR didn't

I think she was being very careful but the rear went out anyway as it can do with this type of car and at low speeds and she maybe over corrected it. Those roundabouts are very slippery too.

Just had a look at the thread, bet Tommy Saxondale is annoyed !

[Justin S]

Strange how that Mustang was 'supposedly' Cat B and yet is alive and Mot's for the last few years in Plymouth.............