Interesting read about a 570s crash
Interesting read about a 570s crash
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theRossatron

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1,031 posts

253 months

br d

9,002 posts

247 months

Saturday 6th April 2019
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Great article. I'm going to drive mine much faster now!

thegreenhell

21,260 posts

240 months

Saturday 6th April 2019
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article said:
Another journalist, an eager twenty-something kid from England whom I’d never met, was my passenger.

Route 33 is not meant to be driven at ten tenths. It’s a technical route with tight hairpins that can appear out of nowhere. When I swapped places with the kid, he ripped off, seemingly capable. The 570 was lively and twitchy as he pressed harder, but his inputs seemed smooth and the car was responding favorably.

Less than five minutes later, he ran out of talent and we ran out of road.
Anyone know who that was?

anonymous-user

75 months

Saturday 6th April 2019
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That’s a great ad for the safety of McLarens. Bet the driver was a little embarrassed smile

RSbandit

2,999 posts

153 months

Saturday 6th April 2019
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Great article the guy was indeed v lucky but goes to show how safe those cars are , who was the numpty influencer then ?

garystoybox

867 posts

138 months

Saturday 6th April 2019
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It was a good article, thanks for posting.
They are so lucky that they didn’t hit a tree as the deceleration would have killed them instantly no matter what they were driving. Sliding off a track into a gravel run off put the willys up me at 80mph, wouldn’t want to try going off a cliff edge on public road at similar speed. Somebody must know who the driver was?

hunter 66

4,190 posts

241 months

Saturday 6th April 2019
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Yes , while you may suffer a little more depreciation .... carbon fibre isa miracle in safety ... hence why so few F1 drivers have lost their lives since the CF era ...........bt we all know all that matters is money not life , so there you go