Bad GT2 crash near Goodwood
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https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-13379137/...
Obviously not going to speculate as to the specific cause , sadly driver did not survive the crash. I expect the investigation will clarify the reason.
One odd thing that struck me beyond the accident was the claim that 60% of these cars in the UK are declared off road. Is this in any way realistic?.
Obviously not going to speculate as to the specific cause , sadly driver did not survive the crash. I expect the investigation will clarify the reason.
One odd thing that struck me beyond the accident was the claim that 60% of these cars in the UK are declared off road. Is this in any way realistic?.
Koln-RS said:
That is extremely sad.
Not withstanding the fact that UK roads have indeed been allowed to decline into a dreadful and dangerous condition (under different governments and local authorities); from what I can see, the cabin structure looks fairly intact.
So, with seat belts, airbags and other safety features, it may yet be possible that a medical incident caused the collision.
I had the same question. The damage looked survivable. I expect that the cause will be made known.Not withstanding the fact that UK roads have indeed been allowed to decline into a dreadful and dangerous condition (under different governments and local authorities); from what I can see, the cabin structure looks fairly intact.
So, with seat belts, airbags and other safety features, it may yet be possible that a medical incident caused the collision.
Over over under steer said:
Very sad situation, poor chap. I appreciate the damage doesn’t look bad enough to be fatal, but we don’t know all the facts. If I were to assume, it would be that the gent had a heart attack or something similar.
I have not seen any official statement as to the cause yet.Gassing Station | 911/Carrera GT | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff