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IndyCar Mario Andretti crash - 2003

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Uploaded by on Sep 29, 2006

Crash while testing at Indianapolis - 2003.

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  • He's not dead....

  • dat car backflipped so fast i couldnt even count da backflips

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  • @Ixdriftz yes it is, how come f1 cars dont go airborne the moment they make contact with anything, f1 cars are geared slower in actual fact, BAR honda ran their car up to 407km/h, and back in the v10 era certain parts of monza had cars clocked at 369km/h, either way motorsport should not have fatalities but the lack of aero on these cars add to the theatre of the sport

  • @2ILLWorldProductions very true

  • @bradleyblackster No it's not. It's the catch fencing. F1 cars are much slower as well.

  • @bradleyblackster I would agree they shouldn't be on ovals cause if you spin out it's not like nascar where there is roof flaps. When you are in an indycar and sliding or spining out at high speeds these cars reach you WILL blowover. I think unless your cars go slow If there is no roof flaps keep them off the ovals

  • indycar aero is an absolute fucking joke, safety regs are also a disgrace....both are key factors in the higher amount of fatalities compared to f1

  • QUE SUERTE TUBO

  • @fatriani He did. 

  • im almost positive that mario said "im done" after this and never got in a racecar with intent to compete again

  • Mario is a legend. This fuckin proves it.

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