SamFromTX

Unfortunate and sad.
http://www.nbcnews.com/news/world/po...ically-n438356

usctrojanGT3

Who cares about the stupid car, those poor people. Another idiot who had more money than talent.

signes

Just read and article about this, the scene looks horrific. Sounds like he clipped the grass and lost it. Thankfully no reports of fatalities yet but some of the pics look gruesome.

Looks like it was this guy's car:

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/ukne...supercars.html

BryanCO

Ya, very sad for the people involved and their families.

Shahano

Woaw.. Paul Baily seems like a good person giving rides to people.. Something must have went really wrong.

SamFromTX

The "unfortunate" and "sad" were not meant for the car...

LexVan

Terrible for the injured.

Looks like a very poorly run and organized event. No safety measures provided for the spectators.

jlanka

Probably not a good idea to have spectators standing right next to the high speed portion of the runway without any fencing (not sure what that red thing was it crashed through but it didn't look like it had any strength to stop a car). I've seen runway events, spectators standby behind the start line.

Shahano

OH man.. That is really unfortunate. I hope they will all be ok

Napoli

As soon as I saw this, I thought Paul Bailey. Maybe Mr. Self-Important's endless thirst for publicity has finally been quenched.

MileHigh911

Video shows 4-10-15!?!? Did this just not get reported?

sgroer

On the other side of the pond they reverse the dates - d, m, y.

Shahano

It's absolutely terrible to say something like that.. Injuring 26 people and all you think is that his publicity has been quenched.

908/3fan

Yes, and he has a racing experience too. I've read that the rear tire touched the grass and then...he lost it.

Btw these were by no means properly security measures. Just railings???

In that case some concrete low level walls would be better.........

Napoli

You missed the point. Twice. From your high horse.