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By Zach BowmanRSS feedGoogle+
Posted May 14th 2013 12:45PM
Two people are lucky to be alive after a brutal crash during a recent Ferrari 458 Challenge event in Japan. Driver Shigeru Terajima lost control of his machine on the Suzuka Circuit start/finish straight, left the course at nearly 200 miles per hour and struck the inside wall where a corner worker was standing and monitoring the race. The 458 immediately disintegrated, sending bits of carbon fiber bodywork, suspension components, wheels and tires scattering into the infield and across the race course. The passenger cell spun through the air before coming to a stop on its roof.
Miraculously, both Terajima and the corner worker survived the incident. While the driver was transported to a local hospital in serious condition, he's expected to make a full recovery. The track worker, meanwhile, saw the incident coming and dove out of harm's way at the last possible moment, saving him from the brunt of the impact.
Actually if the car break into pieces , you have a better chance of survive, as long as no object penetrate your body. The force of the impact is ripping the car apart not transferring the impact to the driver. If the car is in one piece, is very likely the driver will die on the sport.
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發表於 2013-6-18 20:42:53
我估佢死左架啦~
