DenchDeckard
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I guess he didn't know this stretch of road? What a shame. Terrible corner.
Jesus I saw the vid. It's still sad but come on man. You were 55, rich as fuck with a family and fulfilling career. You could have spent the next 20 years relaxing living the life. Wasted it to go fast in a car for 10 seconds.
Seriously. If you are actually going to roar down a winding mountain road like it's a car commercial or a James Bond movie, you would do well to drive the stretch first following the speed limit to learn the road before you try tearing down it at 100+ mphI guess he didn't know this stretch of road? What a shame. Terrible corner.
Seriously. If you are actually going to roar down a winding mountain road like it's a car commercial or a James Bond movie, you would do well to drive the stretch first following the speed limit to learn the road before you try tearing down it at 100+ mph
As a gamer, Zampella should know better than anyone that you can't get good at Need for Speed or Burnout until you've raced the tracks a few times and memorized them
When the mistake ends in literal death, I don't think you can really use the 'I guess you've never made a mistake' thing.No it's perfectly reasonable at any age good lord. But props on never fucking up from 26 through the rest of your life. If only Vince could have been as perfect!
A little too much finger pointing about the reckless driving here. You've all done something spectacularly stupid at some point and none of you would deserve a bunch of posts pointing out you were being dumb before your body was even cold. Are we all this desensitized at this point?
No it's perfectly reasonable at any age good lord. But props on never fucking up from 26 through the rest of your life. If only Vince could have been as perfect!
Umm......ok?.....sure.Yes, living the dream of smashing into a concrete wall. Glorifying sport cars outside the racing track is as stupid as glorifying smoking and alcohol.
Never do it with a passenger either, wtf
Why not both. Installing barriers in potentially dangerous places doesn't require an astronomical budget. Yes, speed is the main reason for fatal crashes, but like I said you can also get distracted (or in this case blinded by the Sun), have a slower reaction, slippery surface, an animal on the road or a sudden puncture. Letting the barrier take the hit is much safer than slamming into concrete or falling down the cliff.Or maybe people can just follow posted speed limits which are there for a reason?
I don't think 'RIP' and 'yeah don't do that' are mutually exclusive.
If you wouldn't do it with a passenger, surely you shouldn't be doing it on a public road which has many other not-you people you could end up killing? The only thing standing between killing only yourself driving like this and killing an innocent (or multiple) is blind luck.
The above characterisation of driving like this as just 'being dumb' is very generous.
Another video, shows more of the turn. This one happened to be an accident as well..
Yeah the lack of barriers was definitely the main reason this tragic situation occuredWhy not both. Installing barriers in potentially dangerous places doesn't require an astronomical budget. Yes, speed is the main reason for fatal crashes, but like I said you can also get distracted (or in this case blinded by the Sun), have a slower reaction, slippery surface, an animal on the road or a sudden puncture. Letting the barrier take the hit is much safer than slamming into concrete or falling down the cliff.
Or they could at least make the bare minimum and fill the tunnel with warning signs, wouldn't be surprised if that happens now.
Well considering that was a Subaru Forester in that video it was a Japanese car so ???He lost control of the car pretty quickly here, on a not so narrow curve. Is there gravel on the road or American cars live up to their reputation?
Amazing how many people in this thread have never broke the speed limit. Those speed awareness classes in the UK really putting in work.
They especially would never break the speed limit if they owned a Ferrari. Never. First gear only.Amazing how many people in this thread have never broke the speed limit. Those speed awareness classes in the UK really putting in work.
Not do well, it's essential. Even a seasoned racing driver would not go full throttle on a course they haven't driven before.Seriously. If you are actually going to roar down a winding mountain road like it's a car commercial or a James Bond movie, you would do well to drive the stretch first following the speed limit to learn the road before you try tearing down it at 100+ mph
As a gamer, Zampella should know better than anyone that you can't get good at Need for Speed or Burnout until you've raced the tracks a few times and memorized them