Video: Konstantin Tereshchenko flies in GP3 crash
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- 22nd August 2014, 19:52 at 7:52 pm #271158Keith CollantineKeymaster
Konstantin Tereshchenko’s first weekend in GP3 got off to a dramatic start at Spa – he was pitched high into the air after spinning at the chicane:
He was able to climb out of the car afterwards.
22nd August 2014, 20:23 at 8:23 pm #271162Magnificent GeoffreyParticipantClearly he was suffering from a severe lack of downforce.
22nd August 2014, 20:51 at 8:51 pm #271163SPParticipantEasy way to break your back, fortunately Tereshchenko landed sideways.
23rd August 2014, 2:11 at 2:11 am #271178CarlitoxParticipant@magnificient-geoffrey That. Was Brilliant.
The FIA will need to double chech those high kerbs now, I know they are meant to stop corner-cutting, but if it happened in GP3, it can happen on any other race this weekend. Maybe they aren’t safe on some corners, when arriving at high speed and spinning. Perhaps the ones in the 1st chicane at Monza could have the same risk?
23rd August 2014, 20:22 at 8:22 pm #271695DDonovan1993ParticipantFlying lap – you’re doing it wrong!
23rd August 2014, 21:12 at 9:12 pm #271700Iestyn DaviesParticipantJust like Liuzzi at Monza, it’ll probably take another one of these, or a really bad one (injuries.. pile up on lap 1 etc.) before anyone decides to take some action, sadly.
23rd August 2014, 21:27 at 9:27 pm #271701BullfrogParticipant“Just twenty years old,” says the Sky woman. 4 years older than Max Verstappen, then…
Here’s hoping they change the chicane after this. It’s slow, awkward, seemingly designed to generate track-limits arguments and doesn’t belong at Spa.20th August 2015, 9:23 at 9:23 am #303336Keith CollantineKeymasterFor this year’s race asphalt has been laid on the inside of the corner approaching the chicane, and it has been painted with ‘non-slip’ paint.
Presumably the thinking is that would have given Tereschencko a better chance of controlling the car and preventing it hitting the kerbs and being launched.
20th August 2015, 9:43 at 9:43 am #303338dragollParticipantI wonder with all this asphalt being laid around all the tracks, whether Bernie owns a bitumen factory somewhere in Europe, it might explain all this new run off area.
Bernie, wise up, buy some astro turf factories, think of all the money you can rake in, not only would you get the money for the strip of astro laid initially, but you’ll get another purchase after each weekend of racing as it will need to be replaced. Think of the money… Oh yeah, make the astro turf greasy.
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