Targa High Country 2011

Sounds like he has too much money.

 

It is all starting to make sense to me now!

Also, errrrrrrrrr.............did those drivers survive that crash?

 

That will kill you every time, doesn't matter how big your roll cage is.

 

Sorry to hear.

 

bring back the biff.

 

That crash wasnt fatal, while both driver and co had serious injuries.
Driver was Damien Daumas

http://daumasjaussaud.e-monsite.com/

After two months of intensive daily therapy, we had the pleasure to meet Damien in the vicinity of special Rallye du Mont Blanc. Far from having forgotten the family of the rally, which is particularly close to his heart, he was touched by your support. As in all your affection left by messages, telephones, etc..

His progress is remarkable because it works despite a slight limp. Gradually he found the mobility of his arm and hand. Doctors have recently confirmed the content of its good functional rehabilitation, which will not be provided without light effects in the future.

Of course the road to recovery is long, but we are all proud of his recovery dazzling and moral strength he has shown.

 

That poor Evo IX.

It deserves better than that.

 

Yes, it's my understanding that aortic dissection is a big killer in high speed motor vehicle accidents. Death does not occur immediately.

 

Did the horse survive?

 

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We would'nt say that about you,Jon.

 

Depends on the severity of injury. Accounts for death in about 20% of MVAs. Upto about 90% die immediately by bleeding out into the chest cavity. 80% of those that survive the initial trauma die on the way to hospital and very few of the rest survive

So basically you're ****ed

 

Depends on the size and degree of the rupture, I'd say.

 

terriable way to go,perhaps the RTA should do a campaign high -lighting this,just go down to the local abbitors and throw a bucket of guts and bone into a car's cabin.

 

Even then you're ****ed. Had a young guy during my training brought into a major trauma hospital following an MVA, surgeon sliced his chest open in casualty and he stuck one of my hands over the hole in the aorta and the other around this guys heart which i pumped furiously whilst we emptied almost the whole blood supply of the hospital down the IV.

End result

- he was ****ed

- massive blood trail down the corridors of the hospital leading to the operating suite

- I had to throw out my blood saturated clothes

- hospital administrators were severly pissed off that we "wasted" blood trying to save this guy

 

another reason not to road race.

 

I'll bet the family of the person were happy you tried, I know I would appreciate the effort

Doctors told me 8 years ago to go home and prepare my son for his mother's funeral

I sat next to her with the internet making a LOT of small adjustments to the drugs they were pumping into her (the ICU nurses got to trust me in the end as what I was saying made sense and it made me feel useful ) but the real problem was the blood vessels had moved away from the walls of the lungs and she was getting no oxygen into the bloodstream.

I suggested using the heart/lung machines they use for heart transplant surgery and the quack said they were an expensive machine !!!

Sounds like your hosp admin

Then there is the possibility of patients machines going off in the night, never left her side for 4 days until her vitals stopped plummeting, others died with higher vitals than hers during that time and machines were turned off

bottomline, never give up

Got to feel sorry for people with no family

 

in the video's who is the guy that keeps on crashing?

 

People like that are far too unsafe to be left alone with knitting needles, they're dangerous.