Very, very sad news. It is truly painful to hear the poor soul decided not to wear his seat belt. He more than likely would have walked away.

What is even more painful is reading the comments section from any story relating to fast cars and the roadways these days, from any country. Canada, USA, AUS, UK, you name it. What a bunch of self-righteous...

Advanced training courses in order control cars like these? I'm in. Safety training? All for it. Road responsibility training? Hell yes. Notice how Germany trusts its drivers to take more responsibility unto themselves in exchange for areas of no speed limits? How 'bout some of our "advanced" western civilizations consider special licenses for those who prove responsible and able to drive cars of this caliber on the roadways? Yeah, I know, it'll never happen. Too many nanny-states...

Rant over.

 

Car seems relatively intact. Obviously a series of mistakes let to him flying out of the car unprotected.

Remember, if most governments had their way we would only be driving Government Motors electric box cars with computers doing the monitoring and driving.

 

that's a shame...

 

"Officres launched a crash investigation today. A police spokesman said that officers do not know what caused the car to leave the road".

uh…lets see. Excess SPEED!!!