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Plonker crashes F50

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  1. gts328uk

    gts328uk Karting

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    gts328uk, Jan 30, 2004
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  2. sletti

    sletti F1 Veteran Lifetime Rossa

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    Pretty catastrophic that one!

    Stig
     
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  3. hedge

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    ouch, I hope that was a fakerarri.
     
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    Anyone notice the cause of the smash?
     
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  5. paulnwgb

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    That's weird... there seems to be no response at all from the steering!

    He turns it and turns it right but no movement, and in the other angle, it doesn't even look like the wheels turned at all.

    Notice the advert for snuffx.com? Weird **** on there...
     
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  6. Rosso Badger

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    The road's wet, bit of understeer, driver inexperience........and the rest's history.

    Been done plenty of times before.
     
    Rosso Badger, Jan 31, 2004
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    If you look closely at the footage from the car, he hits the wall at an angle of 45 degrees on his left, the car then slides is he is sitting parallel to the wall, within one of the "bays". When you see the footage from outside the car, he appears to hit it more head-on.

    Trick of the lights, camera, action if you ask me....

    Stig
     
    sletti, Feb 1, 2004
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    ...yup, and in the stress of the situation, he probably stood on the acceletator too. Too disturbing to watch more than twice! :(

    Cheers, MARK
     
    Malfark, Feb 1, 2004
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    I'm with Stig - don't reckon it's real
     
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    wax Five Time F1 World Champ Lifetime Rossa

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    "No, I don't want my windscreen washed!"
     
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    LOL!! Nice one
     
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