Honda S2000 Crash (in car)

this is a project car belonging to modified magazine
there was on oil spill on the track and when the driver realized it, it was too late.
hes fine, and the car is getting a complete rebuild
http://www.youtube.com/user/modifiedmagazine
subscribe to them, its a great mag.

Category:

Autos & Vehicles

Tags:

• honda
• s2000
• drift
• burnout
• track
• race
• professional
• drag
• high speed
• offroad

[benspeed1974]

wanker comments....you can see the oil, driver made no mistakes......keyboard drivers.

[Sivic50]

"Is it in neutral? Check."

[matt91gee]

Fucking Nissans

[dntknx]

@renesisrx8 also I agree with you that him cutting the wheel to the right didn't help his situation, he may have been able to avoid hitting the tire wall as directly as he did if he had kept cutting left but there was no way he was seeing the other side of that corner regardless.

[dntknx]

@renesisrx8 You would have crashed too. Go hit oil at speed. It's like hitting a huge patch of ice, and as you probably know from driving school, hitting ice is the easiest way to crash your car without even speeding. So add speed into that mix and there is such a slim chance of recovery that unless you have been in a situation like that before you are almost definitely going to crash. Could you upload videos of you driving at the track for me?

[UnitedStatesOfSpange]

should of initial D'ed around that corner

[TheXJthatCould]

right where it should be :)

[MikeBit21]

Tirewall FTW.

[ATLcameron]

No airbags?

[IPGAuto]

You can clearly see another car crashed just up ahead

[jrel210]

@renesisrx8 It looks like the rear right tire hit the dirt at the same time the car over corrected right.

[renesisrx8]

@pacman599 There is a reason the front of the car spun around like that. That is because the front wheels were turned way to the right as the tires gained some grip.