The Carrera GT has a carbon fibre monocoque, like a race car. It's more protective than a normal car. I think someone was going very, very fast.
Paul Walker dies..
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The Carrera GT has a carbon fibre monocoque, like a race car. It's more protective than a normal car. I think someone was going very, very fast.
Yeah, sorry.
That guy was going fast to make the car fold like this.
Anything else is bought media.
As for the rest of this thread?
A guy dies doing the exact shit that is promoted in the sub room temperature IQ movies he stars in.
And you fags are crying how good a person he was, etc?
FUck that.
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That guy was going fast to make the car fold like this.
Anything else is bought media.
As for the rest of this thread?
A guy dies doing the exact shit that is promoted in the sub room temperature IQ movies he stars in.
And you fags are crying how good a person he was, etc?
FUck that.
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I agree with EMP suddenly everyone is his fan just like with Michael Jackson and that femalw singer that died(cant remember the name). The dude was going with 250km an hour what the hell did he expect to happen?
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Its a street car. It would not pass tech in any SCCA sanctioned racing class. No roll cage, and in all likelihood no proper racing harness. Also they weren't wearing hats (racing helmets). They might still have been killed by the impact anyway, but for sure they'd have stood a better chance.
Next time shit goes bad you might want to try and focus on Where You Want the car To Go and Totally Ignore where it happens to be Pointed. Just sayin.
I really was trying hard not to post this. But I have seen 1 other car look kinda similar to that (at least burn like that). Sorry paul, this time I am not going to make the same suggestion. More than likely you 2 fuck ups were doing way more than 40.
So what if his most popular movies were car/racing related? Who cares? Because he drove a car fast in a movie, does he deserve to die that way? Of course not, it's just a role.
I didn't know him personally, most others here didn't either, but from all accounts he was a good guy. Most Hollywood types are complete jerks with a god complex. From reports (well before his death) Walker wasn't this type, and was genuinely a nice guy. I saw one report where a soldier who just got back from Iraq came forward and said that Walker paid for his engagement ring. The soldier didn't even know who Walker was, had never met him. This was about 10-years ago. Never heard that story before, because apparently that's the kind of guy he was, helping people out when he could, and not looking for a pat on the back or publicity for doing so.
Along with Walker there are a few other movie stars who seem like they'd be fun guys to just hang out with, such as Adam Sandler, Mark Wahlberg, Kevin James, and a few others I'm no doubt forgetting...point is no matter what you think of their movies, they just seem to be good "not of hollywood" type guys. And, I think that's why so many people are "crying" as you put it, about his death. Because they can better relate to someone such as Walker, than your average movie star.
The problem is that car was designed for race car drivers, you know, the ones that make a living driving wildly insane cars, not the ones who pretend to be for movies.
Even a professional driver is going to have a hard time controlling a Carrera GT at significant speeds. Its a race car adapted for the street and really has no place on the road.
Even a professional driver is going to have a hard time controlling a Carrera GT at significant speeds. Its a race car adapted for the street and really has no place on the road.
Walker wasn't driving the car, his friend (who was a pro race car driver) was driving. I've read some reports that say it may have been a mechanical failure and that steering control was lost.
Then again, you have to be very careful about the surfaces on which this car is driven .. Porsche even released a memo warning dealers..so who knows what really happened...I guess we'll find out soon enough.
Even professional race car drivers make mistakes. Interesting about the skid marks though.
Even if that car was caged they would have been fucked, at least Walker since he was on the passenger side. A side impact concentrated to, judging by the tree, a 6-8" impact area is going to fold any car.
Allen Simonsen died at Lemans this year when his car spun and hit a fence with a tree right behind it. They think he smashed his head off the tree when the car folded in:
Allen Simonsen died at Lemans this year when his car spun and hit a fence with a tree right behind it. They think he smashed his head off the tree when the car folded in:
Even if that car was caged they would have been fucked, at least Walker since he was on the passenger side. A side impact concentrated to, judging by the tree, a 6-8" impact area is going to fold any car.
Allen Simonsen died at Lemans this year when his car spun and hit a fence with a tree right behind it. They think he smashed his head off the tree when the car folded in:
Yes, you're absolutely right. Hitting something narrow is very bad the forces aren't spread over a wide surface it's like plunging an ice pick through a bullet proof vest.
It's articles like that that makes people think conspiracy theorists are nut jobs.
Seriously?
Someone with their head screwed on straight would first look to see who benefits the most from Paul's death. In this case, Fast and furious serps used to talk about Hillary Clinton up and down the page. Google fast and furious now, you'll see a bunch of "PW is dead" posts.
This "accident" is just a well executed ORM job.
That's some next level shit. But the Clinton's would never hurt anyone to further their careers.
So Paul's in Fiji, having a beer with Elvis, Hitler, and Jim Morrison? Cool.
I love Fiji, such a beautiful place, born there
Actually, the Clinton Global Initiative is changing lives all over the world, along with Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation. That's right, I read the cover story on the new Wired magazine. They are doing some good shit.