Mark Dreyer

Luckily no injuries.

Coochas

I think your link got messed up. It is a pretty bad wreck but I guess everyone including the marshals and camera guy were OK.

http://msn.foxsports.com/speed/video...sche-airborne/

winders

What was the white and black car driver thinking? He moves over into the orange car and causes the wreck...

Brian A.

Wow!. That's friggin scary.

Paseb

really! car was flying

cavlino

Wow, the roof being crushed in like it did sure looked scary. I'm glad they both walked away safe. The camera man was nuts to continue filming, he should have taken cover.

Nizer

Wow!

TXE36

Ho Lee ***! Damned lucky nobody got hurt or killed. Note the woman in the flag stand with her back to the track.

Did the white car just not turn? It looks like the orange car rolled just before the barrier and that's what caused all the roof damage.

-Mike

sbelles

"holy ****, I'm not going to make this corner where I am" ?

Matt Romanowski

That is the yellow flag person. They are supposed to be looking down track. Notice the other flagger tell her to get out of the way.

TXE36

Ah. Learn something new every day. I suppose it would be difficult to put out a yellow before an incident without looking down to the next flag station. Now, what about those times I've seen both flaggers in a flag station with their backs to the track? .

-Mike

Plavan

That White/Black car is Marco H. (Porsche Factory Driver)

911Königin

AMAZING!! And they both walked away

ajcjr

my thoughts exactly and what about the lady marshal, looked like she wanst paying attention.

ProCoach

Scott, the normal line is full drivers right until after the end of the North Course cut-through road.

Cisneros in the slower GTC car is more than a car width off the edge of the road, akin to driving down the middle of it, reducing the options of Holzer in the faster GT car to get by.

I was ready to think that the GTC car was in the wrong because of that until I saw the tangent of the GT car immediately before contact moving AWAY from the left edge and towards the GTC car.

Now, I agree with you. An apparent error on Marco's part.

It appears the GTC car was going straight (even if he was out of proper position) and that the GT car either thought he was clear (or going to be) or forced the issue to make the GTC car back down and optimize his entry to the left sweep before climbing the hill. In essence, he drove into Cisneros and forced him off the road. The contact was side-to-side...

Bad deal, all around.