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phattboy 02-03-2004 09:26 PM

'83 RX7 crash
 
Ends up hitting the tow truck.

http://www.spec7.org/videos/hallett_crash2002.mpg

PennStateFSAE 02-03-2004 09:43 PM

ouch, I am guessing but.....blown engine on some car....car leaves track dumping oil...tow truck comes out but no one cleans up oil...rx7 hits tow truck. Bottomline, thats a really bad day

nchs09 02-03-2004 09:52 PM

steering faliure... or breaks.. which blows! ^^^ thanks for sumerizing but its best to let the rest of the poeple watch it

hemi_fan 02-04-2004 12:35 AM

man, that sux... I wonder what the tow-truck driver was thinking when he saw it... it took the safety guys a while to react. lol

Vansquish 02-04-2004 12:50 AM

Looks like the guy locked up his brakes cuz when he hit the grass and started turning the wheel to the right, it did actually start to veer slowly to the right...and grass is slippery, so he wouldn't have turned much anyway.

rdh2002 02-06-2004 12:53 AM

That's why we corner workers stay behind the vehicle that is off track, just in case someone else decides to come visit us. Thanks for the link, I'll send it to some of my other corner worker buddies.

LAter

PennStateFSAE 02-06-2004 01:07 AM

Sorry didn't mean to spoil it, just wanted a second opinion. Usually it takes a little while but someone settles the questions around here once the right person sees it.

SilviaS15Cwest 02-06-2004 01:44 AM

If they want it to be a suprize dont read past the first post. Personally I like it when someone sums it up, cause then I can tell if I have the vid or not. And I would say that he had something go out in his steering. It wouldnt understeer that much, even if it was slippery.


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