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YACT: Ferrari crash

And I just noticed that the flag guys are in that high-rise right above the explosion. I wonder how they came out.
 
Hoyl christ, something must have gone terribly wrong with that car. They're not suppposed to catch fire just like that. The guy with the yellow flag is pretty roasted i would guess. Looks like he get sa major part of the flame. The person in the red car died most likely. Burned to death, probably got knoecked cold by the crash, and burned. Ecen though they wear fire/heat resistent clothes.
 
Its good that the porsche didn't explode into flames........I prefer a 911 to a 360 modena. The porsche has a fuel line from the front, wonder how it didn't explode
 
Originally posted by: Forsythe
Hoyl christ, something must have gone terribly wrong with that car. They're not suppposed to catch fire just like that. The guy with the yellow flag is pretty roasted i would guess. Looks like he get sa major part of the flame. The person in the red car died most likely. Burned to death, probably got knoecked cold by the crash, and burned. Ecen though they wear fire/heat resistent clothes.
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yeah I kept waiting for the dude to come out... I don't think he makes it if he's still just sitting in there. That was a pretty violent spin immediately afterwards too.

I think the flag dude was a bit behind the action, but no doubt he still felt the heat.
 
Originally posted by: NFS4
He is still alive. There was a thread over at VW Vortex on this a few days ago. He's all screwed up though. Has a fake nose and everything.

http://mdn.mainichi.co.jp/news...9p2a00m0fp019000c.html

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"The crash was caused when the flag car suddenly slowed down,"

Judges ruled the flag car should have been traveling at about 60 kilometers per hour instead of the 150 kilometers it was doing, and caused the accident by slowing too quickly. Ota was forced to unexpectedly drop his pace and, as a result, he lost control and smash into the stationary vehicle.
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wow ... and to avoid it he beared to his left and happened to nail a car that was right in his path... how unlucky for everyone. The weather didn't help his handling either.
 
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