Scoob accident at Rallyday - Driver and passenger ok?
14 August 2004, 10:16 PM
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Scoob accident at Rallyday - Driver and passenger ok?
A white classic scoob went into the amrco very hard (about 40 mph) backwards at quarry today 
as soon as it stopped the driver drove the car off but the damage looked very bad so I guess they must have hurt their necks 
It was the white scoob with something motor club written on it that was going into quarry backwards in the morning but getting away with it if anyone recognises it.
If it is anyone from here or if anyone knows them are they ok?
Fair play to the driver for having the ***** to being showing off to the crowd though
It's more than I was doing 
I hope everything works out ok
Paul
as soon as it stopped the driver drove the car off but the damage looked very bad so I guess they must have hurt their necks It was the white scoob with something motor club written on it that was going into quarry backwards in the morning but getting away with it if anyone recognises it.If it is anyone from here or if anyone knows them are they ok?
Fair play to the driver for having the ***** to being showing off to the crowd though
It's more than I was doing I hope everything works out ok
Paul
14 August 2004, 10:41 PM
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There was another one, a Pug that had an accident in the very 1st session, causing a big delay, session 2 never got going until about 10.45 ish (should have been 9.40), the damage to the car looked quite bad, but I heard that the driver had a few bruises and was a bit shaken. Hope he/she is ok?? I hope there were no serious injuries.
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14 August 2004, 10:47 PM
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14 August 2004, 10:51 PM
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Yes Paul that was my car (not me driving it though), we still have 1 ring sticker on the boot but coz we had to change 1 wing a couple of months ago, it looked a bit odd so we took the other one off.
That pic looks really nasty, if the driver only escaped with minor injuries, he is very lucky. As we all know motorsport is dangerous but you never wish that to happen to anyone.
Cheers
Tracey
That pic looks really nasty, if the driver only escaped with minor injuries, he is very lucky. As we all know motorsport is dangerous but you never wish that to happen to anyone.
Cheers
Tracey
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14 August 2004, 10:54 PM
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Originally Posted by Tracey
Yes Paul that was my car (not me driving it though), we still have 1 ring sticker on the boot but coz we had to change 1 wing a couple of months ago, it looked a bit odd so we took the other one off.
Cheers
Tracey
Cheers
Tracey
Your car looked very good on track in the afternoon session 
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Thankyou Paul, yes my Paul had 4 sessions today and he really enjoyed them, he is pleased with the way he is progressing and he had some great fun out in the session with the WRC car.
We are back to Combe on Monday as I have hired the circuit for the day, so another days fun coming up!
We are back to Combe on Monday as I have hired the circuit for the day, so another days fun coming up!
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Ouch that looks bad! Hope they are all well.
Delayed track time for about a hour. Organisers seemed to do a good job though as in the afternoon we were only about 20mins late.
Delayed track time for about a hour. Organisers seemed to do a good job though as in the afternoon we were only about 20mins late.
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