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3CorsaMeal
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Can we all stop feeding the troll
adiohead
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gavin18787
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Only thing I could add is that the civic may have not wanted to be on the brakes to avoid spinning in the corner

Therefore he thought the safer option was to keep on going.



I had a focus rs spin out in front of me at coombe and slowed and stopped. But then when I was a passanger with tony we had a spinner in front of us, we was then alot closer behind so kept going. That worked out ok too on that occasion as tony guess right on what way it was going to bite and go


People like smacking each other there it seems

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VQlz6TqtdNs&feature=related


Looks like the same bloke does it again but better this time


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9-9bhZUlavc&feature=related


Drives supercharged Tec with torque
Ian
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quote:
Originally posted by Eddx14xe
Also tbe Rover was completely off the track. It wasnt until the Civic was going past that the Rover swerved back onto the track and crashed into him.
Rover doesn't appear to change his brake and steering inputs, my guess would be that as soon as the off side front wheel was back on the tarmac the increased grip at that corner turned him more sharply. Although not sure if I can see him go to opposite lock as he comes back on. Either way, that would have put him in the other wall.

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