mater

Don't know who this is BUT>>Sometimes its just your day!!

Matt Romanowski

Wow. Didn't even try to correct.

Veloce Raptor

+1. Seemed a bit behind the car. Glad it ended OK.

Polar Peter

Carlos Gomez in Patron Cup last week. That was one hell of a way to get to pit row, very dramatic and I bet he planned it just like that....

- Trying to correct a spinning car in the grass is useless, even before that I bet he thought he could drive it back on with little wheel input (I imagine the curb and grass had some dew which ruined that concept)
- His luck was regaining grip on the asphalt which saved his *** from phalt and some intence intimacy with that concrete wall

And then perfectly lined up for the pits!!! Unbelievable!! That's like dropping your motorcycle in front of a bar, parking and walking in like nothing happened!! Awesome Carlos and NICE recovery!!

Lemming

Code Brown!

agdamis

That really was your day

DanR

WOW - that certainly is 'your' lucky day. Guess the track owed him a break from March

KOAN

That turn at RA is very scary, because something like THAT might happen....but without the good luck.

M758

Yeah... Looks the error was before the hill and it set-up to get on grass on the exit. Tried to correct, but once there rear was the grass there was no way to correct it any more. Just hang on... lucky boy.

chrisc

If I find myself left of the flags on the bridge I'm hopefully headed for the pits.

Ritter v4.0

The lesson here is if you find yourself in a similar situation, stay calm and easy on the wheel.
The other is drive away like "Ya, I meant to do that".

gums

Hell of a pit in!

TrackDays247.com

Not a bad approach in that situation IMO.

ZSA Motorsport

always rather be lucky than good!

great save! sometimes the big man upstairs is on your side!

lipamax

Good save, was any damage underneath..?