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Quadcam24 · 11-03-12, 09:29 AM

very first lap....why, what caused the accident?

sorry but this is why i would never go halves on a car, yes you may get your money back but what about all the hours and

excitement thats now lost.

How can anyone have a genuine excuse for crashing on the first lap after 4 minutes, unless someone hit him and knocked him off ,

or he had a mechanical failure of some sort, if not then im afraid i would be fuming.

Im sorry but what george said is right, it is dangerous and you have to accept that, but any driver has to respect the track

(especially the ring when your a noob, the ring hasnt gained its rep for nothing !! ), the conditions, your skill and experience etc.

I have done iro 40 trackdays and never had a shunt and that includes many new tracks, rain soaked tracks, even slick tyres on a

wet track and i don't say that to boast, im not the quickest driver by far but what i can do is read the conditions and know mine

and the cars limits...and anyone who goes on track, especially in a car part owned by some'one else, has a responsibility to do the

same.

My apologies if this post makes me unpopular but its just unacceptable.

Build your own car mate and drive it yourself.

p.s do you like my george style, gap between every line, post ,lol

11-03-12, 09:29 AM	#17
Quadcam24 Member Join Date: Aug 2011 Posts: 393	very first lap....why, what caused the accident? sorry but this is why i would never go halves on a car, yes you may get your money back but what about all the hours and excitement thats now lost. How can anyone have a genuine excuse for crashing on the first lap after 4 minutes, unless someone hit him and knocked him off , or he had a mechanical failure of some sort, if not then im afraid i would be fuming. Im sorry but what george said is right, it is dangerous and you have to accept that, but any driver has to respect the track (especially the ring when your a noob, the ring hasnt gained its rep for nothing !! ), the conditions, your skill and experience etc. I have done iro 40 trackdays and never had a shunt and that includes many new tracks, rain soaked tracks, even slick tyres on a wet track and i don't say that to boast, im not the quickest driver by far but what i can do is read the conditions and know mine and the cars limits...and anyone who goes on track, especially in a car part owned by some'one else, has a responsibility to do the same. My apologies if this post makes me unpopular but its just unacceptable. Build your own car mate and drive it yourself. p.s do you like my george style, gap between every line, post ,lol Last edited by Quadcam24; 11-03-12 at 09:32 AM.