Wales
by Joske Vermeule, September 1
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Richard,
Brilliant picture which goes so well with the "Sniff Petrol" item about Fernando.
It's a real shame that his car is currently not very good as I feel he is still one of the very best drivers out there.
I would love to see him paired with Hamilton, that would be a race to watch.
Here for a good time not a long time!!
Reg
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The rearview mirror still looks ok!
Peter ![[Linked Image]](http://bradley.it/public_images/drive.jpg)
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This (yesterday morning) was much more frightening - an old car on an old circuit. Miraculously, the driver's worst injury was a broken collarbone... https://youtu.be/021GVfHJ_YE
Last edited by P Dron; 21/03/16 04:50 PM.
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Both were very lucky boys, probably the guy at good wood more so as cars that old don't have the inherent safety cells etc that a modern f1 car has. If all he broke was his collar bone, he should be saying a thankful prayer or two.
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I liked the background comment near the end of the video: "Bloody hell!"
I think that would have been my comment too.
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That Goodwood crash really brings into focus the differing safety aspects of motor racing. Classic racers just don't hold back. I wonder how a current F1 driver would fare in a 50s race car and if the lack of safety would hold him back?
Jays
Former Morgan owner. Gone but hopefully not forgotten!
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Steve A11OGE Red 1989 4/4 4 seater
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I liked this pic: 
Joe T '96 Morgan +8 4.6 '68 Pontiac Firebird Twitter
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That Goodwood crash really brings into focus the differing safety aspects of motor racing. Classic racers just don't hold back. I wonder how a current F1 driver would fare in a 50s race car and if the lack of safety would hold him back? I expect Hamilton and young Verstappen would go for it and that young Verstappen would be dead within five laps.
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Great photo Joe T
Thanks for posting
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