[BackOnBlack]

I just want to share this here as I see more than few posts that relates to silly actions on the street. I hope more people take it to the track and leave it on the track. The story is genuinely sad

https://rennlist.com/forums/racing-a...r-friends.html

[mike@x-ph.com]

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[BackOnBlack]

Originally Posted by mike@x-ph.com

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I am sorry about that. I could not fix it, so I put the link to the original post at Rennlist, I hope it works from there.

[Vernmeister]

Originally Posted by BackOnBlack

I am sorry about that. I could not fix it, so I put the link to the original post at Rennlist, I hope it works from there.

It worked for me

[mike@x-ph.com]

its working now, thats just sad

[Twinturbostroker]

Now he is learning, the hard way.

Unfortunate situation for all.

[KevinGS]

An estimated 42,500 deaths from motor vehicle crashes in the United States in 2022.

So he's certainly not alone in being culpable behind the wheel.

And before shaming anyone else for their costly mistake, I'm looking at myself in the mirror.

[M2taz]

This also just appear today in my Instagram account and another good reminder. I understand Angeles Crest is a popular road outside of LA for spirited driving. Everyone was lucky this time.

https://www.roadandtrack.com/news/a6...angeles-crest/

[Blindside_137]

I really have no sympathy for these people. Too many people in the world today only thinking about themselves and not taking a moment to reflect on their decisions or how going 120 in a 60 could kill someone.

It’s ok to take a buddy for a ride and show off some performance accelerating onto on on ramp. But drifing in a city street? FFS

[davidmct-M3]

Main reason why more deaths on the road in US than many other places in this article.

usa and cars

Maybe behind paywall.

[monkeyman8]

Thanks for sharing this story, it's important to keep things in perspective and remind us that these machines kill easy.

Save it for the track!

[CMW33]

Originally Posted by M2taz

This also just appear today in my Instagram account and another good reminder. I understand Angeles Crest is a popular road outside of LA for spirited driving. Everyone was lucky this time.

https://www.roadandtrack.com/news/a62229236/porsche-911-gt3-crashes-into-porsche-911-on-angeles-crest/

I can say this, having lived in LA for several years: Angeles Crest runs alongside some sheer 100+ foot drops, and has no guardrails at parts. It is not the place for touge type racing…

[MarineRaider]

It doesn't help that you have YouTubers using it as a proving ground and getting pissed when they run up on people just driving the speed limit.

[yousefnjr]

Not to make light of a tragedy here but that’s, um, an interesting family name