@cd23terra We also have drivers on the left in New Zealand. Im guessing it is so the driver is on the inner side of the trace rather than next to the wall. In the production car classes of speedway (run on different tracks) the driver is on the right and they run in the opposite direction. (clock wise)
@mr1000rx - not really sure... but they are shorter and narrower (wheel base) and seem to have a higher center of gravity than a US Late Model and you can see the MASSIVE tires so.... guess a really hooked up track is a little treacherous for those guys!
@mr1000rx It's very rare for something like that to happen. In fact it's even rare that a Super Sedan will lift it's left front wheel in the air.
It's an extremely odd crash, I'm puzzled by how a Super would pick up it's whole left side and tip all on it's own. I've seen a similar crash to that, but the Super had been turned into the wall by another car and it dug in and over it went.
with everyone trying to get more left side weight, it confuses me why they would put their drivers on the right side. i understand that their regular cars are that way, but that seems counterproductive even at a safty standpoint.
@cd23terra - It is peculiar. Aussies also have a Late Model division that uses left hand drive cars like in US so the Super Sedans must be right drive for some reason. I'm told the Super Sedans are significantly smaller than a late model also.
The Super Sedans are about the same size as the Late Models but are restricted to cast iron 350ci engines blocks. The reason they are right hand drive is because Australia has right hand drive in our road cars, so it's to keep it real to the local manufacturers. It's stupid but the ruling body doesn't want to change it.
i was there for dis crash it was mad. (:
UnitLover 1 month ago
Too much grip
Not enough slip
auswolf350 3 months ago
@auswolf350 - you said it!
DirtDogTV 3 months ago
i was there GO TASSIE
mymagictricks272 3 months ago
Seems silly not to run this class in the clockwise direction.
Yutubetopteensingers 6 months ago
i was there, and it was huge, awesome quality, nice vid.
Tasracing25 6 months ago
@cd23terra We also have drivers on the left in New Zealand. Im guessing it is so the driver is on the inner side of the trace rather than next to the wall. In the production car classes of speedway (run on different tracks) the driver is on the right and they run in the opposite direction. (clock wise)
AlwaysBeamin 6 months ago
He was on his own and just rolled. How often does this happen?
mr1000rx 11 months ago
@mr1000rx - not really sure... but they are shorter and narrower (wheel base) and seem to have a higher center of gravity than a US Late Model and you can see the MASSIVE tires so.... guess a really hooked up track is a little treacherous for those guys!
DirtDogTV 11 months ago
@mr1000rx probably quite abit when the driver sitson the wrong side of the cockpit...hahahha...silly Aussies.
tony2xracin 8 months ago
@mr1000rx It's very rare for something like that to happen. In fact it's even rare that a Super Sedan will lift it's left front wheel in the air.
It's an extremely odd crash, I'm puzzled by how a Super would pick up it's whole left side and tip all on it's own. I've seen a similar crash to that, but the Super had been turned into the wall by another car and it dug in and over it went.
myersal13 2 months ago
with everyone trying to get more left side weight, it confuses me why they would put their drivers on the right side. i understand that their regular cars are that way, but that seems counterproductive even at a safty standpoint.
cd23terra 1 year ago
@cd23terra - It is peculiar. Aussies also have a Late Model division that uses left hand drive cars like in US so the Super Sedans must be right drive for some reason. I'm told the Super Sedans are significantly smaller than a late model also.
DirtDogTV 1 year ago
@DirtDogTV
The Super Sedans are about the same size as the Late Models but are restricted to cast iron 350ci engines blocks. The reason they are right hand drive is because Australia has right hand drive in our road cars, so it's to keep it real to the local manufacturers. It's stupid but the ruling body doesn't want to change it.
johntau 5 months ago
@DirtDogTV yeah, Super Sedans are shorter and have less power than normal Late Models
jperson56 1 month ago
wow
grandtheftautowwe 1 year ago
good to see he was ok
Prensftw 1 year ago
@Prensftw US TOO!!!
DirtDogTV 1 year ago