chris walrod

Saw these pics on another forum.

Was the ceramic rotor the cause or the result?

Wonder if this persons insurance agent has grey hair yet? Or should I say GT Silver hair...

Marc in AK

or losing his hair....

Steve Weiner-Rennsport Systems

Looks to me that the car got loose and he hit something with that wheel.

chris walrod

I have to agree with Steve due to the area of the damage relative to that corner. Bummer happening really..

TamiyaGuy

The impact is isolated and fairly severe. Looks like a telephone post or similar.

Jeff96-993

I think it's more like a sin... you cross the river Styx for that sort of thing. Ouch!

TomF

Ouch! That will cost the GDP of a small country to fix. Hmmm... the owner propably owns a couple of those too.

slant911

Ouch...Those pics are hard to look at. Sort of like watching a horror movie.

Jeff A 993

Hope that wasn't Leno's car!

If there was a passenger, they are counting their blessings right now.

Aussie Alan 993

Heart breaking that is...

Cupcar#12

it's remarkable how straight the chassis is after that hit - looks like a good bit of speed and a metal pole.
shark bite - ouch i wonder if the chassis will be repairable or if it is stress fractured (meaning totaled) - it will have to be x-rayed to be sure.

Toga

Here is a picture from the Carrera GT production line display in Leipzig. We can see the three different carbon parts of the chassis. If the car is not completely written off, I could imagine Porsche replacing the rear part only. But is the chassis damaged? I'd really like to know the end of that story.

Cupcar#12

if it is just eh rear section it should be repairable - actually it is probably 100% reparable i t jsut depends on which sections are replaced. 150K-300K for a fix

Toga