A Bad Day at Sebring with Chin, Poor GT3 RS!
#36
03-28-2011 | 03:41 PM
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Who's to say that skill, or the lack thereof, were related to the crash? Maybe the car hit a patch of fluid dropped by the car in front, or had to make a sudden avoidance maneuver due to someone else's mistake. Maybe a flat tire, or a mechanical failure because someone failed to tighten a bolt to spec.
It's a fallacy that crash implies lack of skill. The best surgeons aren't usually the ones with the lowest fatality rates.
If it was simple driver error, and it was an instructor driving a student's car, however, that could get a little messy...
It's a fallacy that crash implies lack of skill. The best surgeons aren't usually the ones with the lowest fatality rates.
If it was simple driver error, and it was an instructor driving a student's car, however, that could get a little messy...
#38
03-28-2011 | 04:40 PM
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From: In a dream....please don't wake me
Who's to say that skill, or the lack thereof, were related to the crash? Maybe the car hit a patch of fluid dropped by the car in front, or had to make a sudden avoidance maneuver due to someone else's mistake. Maybe a flat tire, or a mechanical failure because someone failed to tighten a bolt to spec.
It's a fallacy that crash implies lack of skill. The best surgeons aren't usually the ones with the lowest fatality rates.
If it was simple driver error, and it was an instructor driving a student's car, however, that could get a little messy...
It's a fallacy that crash implies lack of skill. The best surgeons aren't usually the ones with the lowest fatality rates.
If it was simple driver error, and it was an instructor driving a student's car, however, that could get a little messy...
The Sebring crash I saw had 2 people brake hard in front of him and slightly get in his way. Barely a touch left front wheel to right rear quarter panel and the car shot into the air like it hit a ramp.
#39
03-28-2011 | 05:30 PM
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From: Fort Lauderdale
Who's to say that skill, or the lack thereof, were related to the crash? Maybe the car hit a patch of fluid dropped by the car in front, or had to make a sudden avoidance maneuver due to someone else's mistake. Maybe a flat tire, or a mechanical failure because someone failed to tighten a bolt to spec.
It's a fallacy that crash implies lack of skill. The best surgeons aren't usually the ones with the lowest fatality rates.
If it was simple driver error, and it was an instructor driving a student's car, however, that could get a little messy...
It's a fallacy that crash implies lack of skill. The best surgeons aren't usually the ones with the lowest fatality rates.
If it was simple driver error, and it was an instructor driving a student's car, however, that could get a little messy...
as for skill - who can say what happened - appears to me the car pitchpoled forward - not sure how that happens... probably not coming into 17 or 1. I did hear there were no injuries
