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Posted: Mon Aug 11, 08 11:51 pm
by bananaskin
Brian J wrote:What a peice of driving you can hear him get off it and as soon as it face,s the right way he floors it again to try and correct himself ,at that point it went pete tongue (bad luck),but wot a try, nice one
Didnt notcie that, quality bit of driving to do that, and with a lot of experience!
Posted: Tue Aug 12, 08 12:11 am
by Rich
What an unusual accident,not many people do a pirouete before going jugs up.That may well be a testament to his skills.He has built many a pro car/chassis.
And has been racing powerfull cars with short wheelbases for years(and years)
All the best to him and lyn.Hope to see them back soon..
Posted: Tue Aug 12, 08 7:11 am
by Anonymous
Blimey, must take some balls to plant the right foot again when yer spinning like a top! Best wishes to Frank, hope it all works out.
Posted: Tue Aug 12, 08 7:18 am
by Kev
Nice to hear the bikees going totally quiet then cheering when he gets out. Unlike some Oz and US clips when the crowd cheer a crash......
Posted: Tue Aug 12, 08 12:45 pm
by Cannonball
DrogoBroadband wrote:Blimey, must take some balls to plant the right foot again when yer spinning like a top! Best wishes to Frank, hope it all works out.
his leg will have been gettin thrown all over the place once spinning thats why you hear the throttle go on n off and then on again dynamics dog with a rag doll,
Posted: Wed Aug 13, 08 4:57 pm
by db
Kev wrote:Nice to hear the bikees going totally quiet then cheering when he gets out. Unlike some Oz and US clips when the crowd cheer a crash......
See- they all make out they're tough but they're big softees really!
Posted: Wed Aug 13, 08 5:35 pm
by Anonymous
The track at the Bulldog is notouriously treacherous. Bikes with muddy tyres screaming up and down it all day then a couple of powerful cars doing demo runs at lunch etc, with not alot of track prep in between.
Tony stuffed his Altered there in much the same manner years ago.
Posted: Wed Aug 13, 08 7:29 pm
by Philth
Good to see the emergency crew at the scene within seconds. Well done Shakey Crew!
Yikes! That could have been me at Gary's Picnic if my car was runnning well and that dodgy front tyre of mine let go at the top end of a run (yes - awaiting the "wouldn't have been going fast enough" gags)...
He'll be gutted but good to see him on two feet. There's a HELL of a lot to be said about full safety equipent in these cars.