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Dick Elliott
Guest
Go to www.pbase.com/atrltd/image/46317466 to see the wreck of all wrecks.
RSTPerformance
New member
Looks like it is at Road America last weekend. What organization do those drivers belong to??? Any idea how this happened???
Doesn't look to me like a group of drivers I would want to be associated with... However pictures don't always tell the whole truth...
Raymond "At least our drivers (SCCA "IT" drivers) are not that bad" Blethen
lol
Doesn't look to me like a group of drivers I would want to be associated with... However pictures don't always tell the whole truth...
Raymond "At least our drivers (SCCA "IT" drivers) are not that bad" Blethen
lol
Greg Gauper
New member
I was flagging from corner station 2.
Discussion over on the prod website:
http://www.coloradoscca.org/prodcar/viewto...opic.php?t=4702
Basically, drivers with too much testosterone, too much money, not enough brains. In the end, somebody in the 3rd row got turned around in front of the field with everybody going full bore.
The Red flag came out about 1-2 seconds after the green was displayed (based on what I heard over the track net....I was on phones at station 2 at the time) The lead group of 20 or so cars continued racing for about 4 more stations.
This was not an SCCA event but was staffed by mostly SCCA people.
BTW - Road America safety crew had that mess cleaned up in about 1 hour, while working in hot Nomex safety suits in 95 degree heat.
The only injury was a broken arm and some minor facial cuts from flying debris.
FYI - there is a car stuffed underneath the #6 Camaro! Yikes!
Discussion over on the prod website:
http://www.coloradoscca.org/prodcar/viewto...opic.php?t=4702
Basically, drivers with too much testosterone, too much money, not enough brains. In the end, somebody in the 3rd row got turned around in front of the field with everybody going full bore.
The Red flag came out about 1-2 seconds after the green was displayed (based on what I heard over the track net....I was on phones at station 2 at the time) The lead group of 20 or so cars continued racing for about 4 more stations.
This was not an SCCA event but was staffed by mostly SCCA people.
BTW - Road America safety crew had that mess cleaned up in about 1 hour, while working in hot Nomex safety suits in 95 degree heat.
The only injury was a broken arm and some minor facial cuts from flying debris.
FYI - there is a car stuffed underneath the #6 Camaro! Yikes!
More here:
http://www.pbase.com/atrltd/bric2005
http://www.pbase.com/atrltd/bric2005