It's kind of funny, in a strange way, to see all your comments about the driver who got away with just one broken arm.
Allt his crap 'bout he'd better be looking for a new job, and so on...
And not even a single word about his passenger who's in coma?
Okay, so it's a nice car, but cars can be rebuilt. It's harder with human life's...
Oh... I guess you wouldn't be interested in cars if you were not that material like.
It's kind of funny, in a strange way, to see all your comments about the driver who got away with just one broken arm.
Allt his crap 'bout he'd better be looking for a new job, and so on...
And not even a single word about his passenger who's in coma?
Okay, so it's a nice car, but cars can be rebuilt. It's harder with human life's...
Oh... I guess you wouldn't be interested in cars if you were not that material like.
yes human life is more important than cars! but that goes without saying
the problem is that the guy driving must have missed that lesson?
as my friends father who is an ex sportscar driver always says, -if your gonna drive fast do it alone!
no point trying to impress by driving out of your skilllevel with other lives depending on it!
so yes i feel sorry for the passenger and hope he will be alright
2 Sleepy: I agree with you but to a certain point only. As a passenger you are always able to choose by whom you want to be driven. Therefore if something happens to you a part of the rasponasbility is certainly yours too. I know some people I don't want to sit by in a car, and definitely not behind on a bike. As a driver I always remind my passengers to fasten their seatbelts. There are two reasons for that, first is obviously a safety issue and second is that I don' want to pay high fines for my passengers stupidity. And then again we can't say that Martin's skill level is low, that the safety of WRC cars is shity, but he still lost his co-driver Park. I feel sorry for both the driver and a co-driver of this Evo. Knowing that you have done something like that if you are a sane person will haunt you for a long time. And don't blame me for being in love with Evos. :)
2 Sleepy: I agree with you but to a certain point only. As a passenger you are always able to choose by whom you want to be driven. Therefore if something happens to you a part of the rasponasbility is certainly yours too. I know some people I don't want to sit by in a car, and definitely not behind on a bike. As a driver I always remind my passengers to fasten their seatbelts. There are two reasons for that, first is obviously a safety issue and second is that I don' want to pay high fines for my passengers stupidity. And then again we can't say that Martin's skill level is low, that the safety of WRC cars is shity, but he still lost his co-driver Park. I feel sorry for both the driver and a co-driver of this Evo. Knowing that you have done something like that if you are a sane person will haunt you for a long time. And don't blame me for being in love with Evos. :)
i agree! but maybe you have large trust in someone who is maybe your friend!? and that this person won´t do anything to jeapordize your safety! but i still think that it is something you can think of before you go out in a fast car. whom ever may be the driver...
and of course i dont like seeing someone getting hurt and it´s a big shame about the evo ;)
