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How the hell do you run a race when you can't see 2 feet in front of you?
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Whose ego made the decsion to run the race in that weather?
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Hell, he probably has already done a test fit it on his car!
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I always thought the guy didn't survive. But now this I just found shows the worst off guy surviving.
I wonder if that wing that lands under the marshalls and officials tower is still useable?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Qphc...eature=related
Amazing they both survived. How the hell do you run a race when you can't see 2 feet in front of you? What good is it to wave the yellow flag if no one can see it?
remind me never to race in japan. That is the slowest response to an accident i have ever seen. Plus, they could care less about the Ferrari guy on the floor.
Damn Asian drivers! (My ex always loved that joke)
But seriously, what bad luck, the second car was like a heat seeking missile!
Glad the second driver survived. He must have woke up and thought he was blind.
Ed, I got dibs on those wheels!
can someone help me... i got this wing off ebay, but cant figure out how to moount it.... and how to you paint over "flamed surfaces"
Kyle... you keep buying tires you are gonna regret it!!!
I agree with the comments above. Whose ego made the decsion to run the race in that weather?
Where were the fire extinguishers?
Why did they allow the Ferreri driver to even stand up. No one tended to him.
It is amazing they required the drivers to wear suits and helmets.
Anything involving a BMW.....(except an E30 M3)....did I ever get around to telling you that I have a distaste for bmws...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jyO19...eature=related
Yeah, I like how the worker just patted him on the helmet "you'll be all right", and then the poor guy falls over backwards, crikey!
Then they all throw the guy in a van like a sack of potatoes.
The video should have followed the van driver as he drove out for sushi.
The driver's name was Tetsuya Ota. He survived with severe burns, and there was a huge controversy afterward about the actions of the officials. They obviously acted like total f*&%ing idiots. They say that they initially ignored his car because they just automatically assumed he was dead.
Here's Mr. Ota post-accident. He wears a prosthetic nose so he can maintain a somewhat normal appearance. Poor guy.
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awe thie internet..... source of happiness
what's interesting (if you can say that about it) is how small of a problem somethings that are "hot topics" in the news are when compared to some other things that we just dont hear about... that site was found by my son when he was doing some homework. I really think it is good, but questions the accuracy
for example compare gonorrhoea to traffic accidents is 2:1, yet its not in the news at all
malaria is 20:1... whenis the last time you saw "breaking news" over that?
good morning sunshine :kiss:
Protective gear is a must if you are going to race. Even good fire gear in a daily driver is a must. It would be nice if everybody never had to go through things going drasticly wrong.
Can someone tell me what the F was happening at the 2:27 mark with the motorcycles going up the hill? It looked like ppl were hanging out at the top of the hill to help the riders over.
Weird Al = Genius
I'd say that the blue lights under his BMW must have reflected off of the wet surface while he was doing his poorly executed dounuts and drifts. He must have felt like a total *** after that trick. Quite a driver I'd say.
bored, drunk people who cant ride, standing out in the middle of a desert waiting to help strangers - would be my guess
the motorcycle at 0:58 is just too freeking funny !
The guy in the Race is lucky to be alive. And It is amazing at how slowly the officials reacted to the accident. I will say that we are all better off because of the way that cars are made these days it says quite a bit about the vehicles in that people can be in such severe accidents and be able to survive in some instances. I watch F1 Racing and I am always happy to see the drivers walk away from some of the accidents that they go thru, but on the upside it trickles down and over time it makes more cars safe.)
As far as the idiot in the BMW in the rain, I think that video pretty much says it all. I am not sure what he was thinking, but I am pretty sure he wasn't thinking at all? I wonder what excuse he gave the police, especially since he had a video of him ramming into the back of the truck anyways? (IMHO, some people are just too stupid to really exist. and this guy was a prime example of of this.)
IIRC there is a vid of someone doing basicly the same thing to an Enzo....lack of experience, coupled with a gas pedal and a "need for speed" makes good disaster cake!
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