Hey I just saw this recently and I'm wondering where this accident is from? Was it fatal it looked horrible

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v ... &feature=channel_page

Sorry I canot help, but I bet this forum can :
http://www.tbk-light.com/phpBB ... 1bc3f5f33ab1391febcaa605f

They have their own video identification sub forum, so just post link there and someone will probally answer the question withing 30 mins

I guess reading is a bless these days

Driver is Herbert Stenger. Most successful Hill Climp Driver ever and good friend of mine. So he is a professional for more than 40 years in Motorsport and own 7 european and 9 German title. European championship is the top class. best Driver and Tracks in the world. He had no injuries and was completly fine. happend 2007 on racetrack called Eichenbühl. Car is buildt by him self powered by 3.0liter M3 Engine with about 380HP. Datarecording showed top Gear and 242km/h whan the Car start to turn

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I guess reading is a bless these days

Driver is Herbert Stenger. Most successful Hill Climp Driver ever and good friend of mine. So he is a professional for more than 40 years in Motorsport and own 7 european and 9 German title. European championship is the top class. best Driver and Tracks in the world. He had no injuries and was completly fine. happend 2007 on racetrack called Eichenbühl. Car is buildt by him self powered by 3.0liter M3 Engine with about 380HP. Datarecording showed top Gear and 242km/h whan the Car start to turn

^ From the YouTube comments (username burmotec).

Looked like the right rear wing support failed resulting in the snap oversteer. Very big crash...surprising the driver was unharmed.

Quote from amp88 :

^ From the YouTube comments (username burmotec).

Looked like the right rear wing support failed resulting in the snap oversteer. Very big crash...surprising the driver was unharmed.

Meh page 3 of comments which I found even before I read past the op first post - reading can't be totally lost then heh

Well, when it's youtube and you expect 3 pages of "WTF!!!!111!!" and "First I was..... Then I was..... and then I was....", you don't bother with spending the time scrolling through the pages on the very slim hopes that 1 comment was actually intelligent.

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Well, when it's youtube and you expect 3 pages of "WTF!!!!111!!" and "First I was..... Then I was..... and then I was....", you don't bother with spending the time scrolling through the pages on the very slim hopes that 1 comment was actually intelligent.

Which is when I employ the binary chop sort method

Quote from mrodgers :

Well, when it's youtube and you expect 3 pages of "WTF!!!!111!!" and "First I was..... Then I was..... and then I was....", you don't bother with spending the time scrolling through the pages on the very slim hopes that 1 comment was actually intelligent.

Thank you. I usually dont read youtube comments as well as even the seemingly intelligent comments are sometimes rubbish. There were even multiple people who misidentified the Paul Dana fatal crash as the fatal crash of Tony Renna -_-

Sorry, just wanted to make sure the accident was identified correctly

I was wondering is someone can identify the track and year of this accident?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dexa-lNQtI8&NR=1

Seems like very poor marshaling but isn't this FIA GT?

Thats British GTs at Oulton Park a fair few years ago, that is the sharp chicane at Knickerbrook corner (yes I know, silly name), with a longish straight before it, and the braking zone being downhill, its probrably a bit dodgy in the wet!

British summer weather and motor racing do not mix.

From the first second I can tell its Oulton Park, they are coming down the Avenue into Cascades, and then they are sliding off coming down the hill into Knickerbrook, seen it before but dont actually know what year it was - must be at least 3-4 years ago as I can't remember seeing a Tuscan in the British GT for a few years. Googling gives us: http://www.crash.net/british+g ... _rain_at_oulton_park.html

thank you