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Slylee
love lockdown

Registered: May 2001
Location: Hollywood, FL
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Re: Re: Wisconsin Teen Crashes Audi S4 At 160MPH, Police Get Hold Of YouTube Video
| quote: | Originally posted by ********
Sounds like two things happened. Although I'm not sure, can someone confirm. It sounds like they hit the studed divider median - then the tire, which was likely very HOT due to road heatup at the highspeed, caused the tire to shred/pop, which destabalized the driver at high speed, which initiated the accident.
Anyone have more info on what happened? I also thought maybe wind got under the car and lifted it.
Very suprised they escaped with minor injuries. That car must be damn crash resistant, or they are damn lucky (or a combination of both)
Doing this at night is probably way more dangerous then in the day (for safety, not per se cops, as you'd likely blow right by them anyway and you are going too fast for a photo of your plates, chances are they would bring units in or air, but in all honesty I think that the night driving was part of the reason this became so dangerous. That and I'm geussing maybe the type of tires, or road conditions. |
while this is a very well thought out theory, i think we'll all just agree that the crash was due to reckless douchebagness.
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man i can't believe i tried to come off as responsible in that other thread, i am so full of shit just don't tell anyone |
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May-03-2009 14:14
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fbgdavidson
Supreme tranceaddict

Registered: Apr 2004
Location: New York, NY
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| quote: | Originally posted by L.E.N.
16 years old. No idea why a parent would let a kid drive a 300hp car. |
Because that's what they were going to drive pretty much from the beginning of their driving career?
I was friends with a guy at boarding school who learned on a Ferrari 355! His brother (a couple of years older than him) worked their way through cars like nobody's business. In his first year of driving he had a BMW M5, Mercedes CL600, a Mercedes S55 AMG, the aforementioned 355 and a few Porsches. Pretty much any desirable car, they'd had or owned it! They didn't total them, they'd just have them for a few months get bored and sell it. I mean, if you're going to drive high end performance cars from day 1 what's the point in learning in a Kia Rio?
Fortunately the guy was a very responsible driver and wasn't stupid enough to fall for the peer pressure to drive at insane speeds. My favourite car related story with him was when he got a new Porsche 996 delivered and didn't have any garage space for it at his house in the middle of London. As a result he gave it to one of my friends to keep at the school so it was there if he wanted to drive it. (our school only allowed students to keep one car each) He paid for all the insurance and petrol for whenever my friend wanted to drive it, no matter what it was for. My friend had the Porsche for about 4 months and didn't pay a dime for it, and the owner never used it! Good times...
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The infamous Rojam ID. 14 years, 9 months and counting...
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