PepCsS2k

Was looking at crashed s2000's and came across this old post.




car cut in half

more pics

lig

i would say that stupidity and sudden cessation of speed contributed more to the "kill" part of this story than speed itself.

maybe i'm just grumpy from all this ^%&* travel but i hate that phrase. Speed does not necessarily kill. otherwise a whole bunch of us on this board would already be dead.

PepCsS2k

[QUOTE=lig,May 22 2005, 04:49 PM]i would say that stupidity and sudden cessation of speed contributed more to the "kill" part of this story than speed itself.

maybe i'm just grumpy from all this ^%&* travel but i hate that phrase.

lig

back to your room right now, young man!

cbender

Yeah, it's true that judgment (or the complete LACK of it) was at fault here, but speed definitely adds to the risk of injury even for experienced drivers. Witness the totaling of an S2K by an experienced driver at PIR this past weekend. Everyone who's spent time at the track has made mistakes. Some of then prove costly. Others don't, but it's often pure luck that distinguishes one from another....

CB

mwy23

"Guns don't kill people, people kill people." -DMX (Romeo Must Die)

"I didn't kill him, the bullets and the fall killed him." -Vincent (Tom Cruise in Collateral)

lig

that's what I'm talkin' about!!!

mikegarrison

Liggy is going for the trifecta: guns, fast cars, and vicious killer dogs.

[edit: Oh, and cell phones too!]

lig

Mike - you couldn't be more right.

I've got bad genes so I figure the time to live it up is now.

Hard to believe that all the years of cell phone usage while driving haven't killed me yet. (inside joke for Mike)

A picture taken by cell phone of my killer dog at speed. I didn't have a gun in the car with me - only my trusty Benchmade.

mikegarrison

[QUOTE=lig,May 23 2005, 06:08 PM] I've got bad genes so I figure the time to live it up is now.