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Is It Possible to Flip a GT3 on the track?

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Here's how to, on the Nurburgring... Video Link Caution: Very Disturbing content for the Porsche lover...Ouch!

POST 4Original post

Yeap, the Ring is a challenging track: Crashes on the Ring

POST 5Original post

Both those early Porsches, I mean VW Beetles, sure have trouble with that corner.

POST 6Original post

I take it that they don't have corner workers with flags on the ring, huh?? Is there anyway to warn drivers of blind road hazards on the ring??

POST 7Original post

It is possible to flip "any" car on the track. This is not the only way but usually it happens once the car leaves the track surface and instead of driving straight off the track (remember the both feet in thing and keeping the car straight) the driver is still trying to turn the car back onto the track and when the sides of the wheels dig in or the turned front wheels hit the gravel trap... you have an upside down car.

POST 12Original post

So true. I need to stop working out. I just want to be normal

POST 13Original post

Dell, I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but in all too many ways, you will NEVER be normal!

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POST 15Original post

Actually, he flipped after he left the track...........

POST 16Original post

I have never seen this video...so thanks Cosmo...and for Dell....NC is getting to you...you are even grumpier than me!!

POST 18Original post

Geez, just having some fun with a graphic that fits with this thread. Everybody just relax.

POST 20Original post

Could you expect the 996 forum to be any other way? Most of us checked into the Porsche Phunny Pharm a long time ago

POST 21Original post

I've never seen the 70s montage of nurburgring crashes. Man, it's amazing how far cars have come. That guy who's beetle door flew open and he fell out is VERY lucky to be alive. And he rolled out onto his back and jumped up. Crazy.

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