got punted off the track :(
[VIDEO] 24 Hours of Le Mans: Nissan DeltaWing crash
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Originally Posted by hooba
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got punted off the track :(
[VIDEO] 24 Hours of Le Mans: Nissan DeltaWing crash
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Originally Posted by hooba
I saw that deltawing go off, it looked lik ehte audi nudged it but they are claiming the deltawing should have given way.
The Toyota/Ferrari crash was more spectacular.
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Originally Posted by team_v
Some of the prototypes were taking BIG risks overtaking the other classes, even the leading Audis towards the end
I think you will find it was Nakajima in the Toyota Hybrid that knocked the Deltawing off the track.Quote:
Originally Posted by team_v
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fzw5i14ewXY
Here is the big toyota crash for anyone who hasn't seen it. Apparantly the driver 'only' has 2 broken vertabrae. Not bad for a big crash like that imo.
When I started competitive mountain biking Andre ****ey was a guy I looked up to, he was popular, cool and could ride a bike in any condition. A few years later he was one of my regular riding mates. Uni, girls, work etc took over and he just rode now and again. Well today while looking at a few bike blogs it seems he is riding again:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=zJHayGJGc0E
Just a nobody from Ivanhoe who is one hell of a rider.
just insane!
Cannot describe how much I love that type of riding :cool46:
Truly Inspiring...
Humanity escapes the solar system: Voyager 1 signals that it has reached the edge of interstellar space - 18billion km away
..With absolutely no attempt at hyperbole at all, it is fair to say that this is one of - if not the - biggest achievement of the human race.
For, as we speak, an object conceived in the human mind, and built by our tools, and launched from our planet, is sailing out of the further depths of our solar system - and will be the first object made by man to sail out into interstellar space.
The Voyager 1, built by Nasa and launched in 1977 has spent the last 35 years steadily increasing its distance from Earth, and is now now 17,970,000,000km away, travelling at 10km a second.
Indications over the last week implies that Voyager 1 is now leaving the heliosphere - the last vestige of this solar system.
Read more: Humanity escapes the solar system: Voyager 1 signals that it has reached the edge of interstellar space | Mail Online
http://img708.imageshack.us/img708/2019/voyagerw.jpg
Inspires me to always wear a full face helmet. I think the driver misread why the other one let him pass....
http://youtu.be/n8FBxS-00xU