Scooby crash at Castle Combe!
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Scooby crash at Castle Combe!
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Oooops :bang:
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Oooops indeed - if you listen to the commentary, someone said 'a bit of T-cut....' - lol.
that would ruin you day wouldn't it 
Think i vaguely remember that
I think it was also the same day a Porsche 911 ripped their wheel off
I think it was also the same day a Porsche 911 ripped their wheel off
Hope he paid for track day insurance...
Nasty
would be funny if he hadn'tfixitagaintomorrow said:
tstaboy said:
... no it wouldn't
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Oh man, If your that crap at driving then they should stay of the track, he deserves what happened. Maybe some go-kart lessons wouldn't go amiss before he trys that again. Well at least if he can afford to buy a scoobie he should be able to fix his useless driving.
Erm......learn to race a rally car by driving a go-kart?!
Kart racing teaches you the principles of racing in the most basic way does it not?
Then he would hopefully of known how to save that crash
Then he would hopefully of known how to save that crash
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Exactly, Kart racing best way into motorsport - did Schuey come in that way?
You miss my point....that bloke having a few karting hours would have made no difference in whether or not he crashed in that way.
Ok Paul you are right as ever
You don't agree? If that guy had had a few hours messing about in a kart he would still have done the same in his scooby?
We are saying this and it's probably Schuey who just misjudged
I can prob find out who the guy is driving for sure if you really want to know then find out how much track experience he has had... and if he has ever been Karting
The point that we are saying is that Karting teaches you a hell of a lot about the basics of driving on a track FACT.....
The point that we are saying is that Karting teaches you a hell of a lot about the basics of driving on a track FACT.....
I obviously agree but it's usually the first stage of a teaching, say when you're 5-16 or whatever.
I can't see how a few hours in a kart would have made any difference to him reacting badly to the oversteer in a 300 odd BHP 1.5 tonne rally car. Not after he may have done thousands of miles in that car....old habbits and all that.
I can't see how a few hours in a kart would have made any difference to him reacting badly to the oversteer in a 300 odd BHP 1.5 tonne rally car. Not after he may have done thousands of miles in that car....old habbits and all that.
