This Audi S3 Nurburgring Crash Is Utterly Brutal
A first-gen S3 driver dropped the rear during a touristenfahrten session last weekend, resulting in a painful Armco hit
Given that the S3’s all-wheel drive system heavily favours the front wheels, this could be a case of lift-off oversteer. Whatever the cause, the outcome is a painful one - the S3 is seen pitching into a section of Armco with violent force.
According to the uploader, neither the driver nor passenger were injured.
Hat tip to Christian!
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When the two left the car, this was the conversation:
That golf brake so hard
No just look at the front wheels they were rotating normally, my guess is the brakes are just not well balanced, I had a Golf mk2 and it has a device (forgot its name) that limits the brake fluid pressure going to back wheels depending on the rear suspension highs (how full and heavy the boot is).
So i think he didn’t readjust the device after lowering the car (making it think the car is low because it’s rear is under a heavy load) thus the high brake pressure and locking the wheels.
This is the device I’m talking about:
http://i210.photobucket.com/albums/bb166/editiononeg60/driver/car221.jpg
For the full force, go onto video in youtube and press 2 repeatedly :D
You beat me to it.
ABSlessness is a really bad thing.
R.I.P 8l
The Nurburgring: Even your In-laws are more forgiving.
wellcome to the german crash course
Sometimes i wonder when are we getting a week without Nordschliefe fails….
I’m crying
The nurburing spares no one :(
KAPUTT!
Two random guys with yellow flags warning other drivers.
For as much as they charge, the Nürburgring AG (is that what they’re called?) could at least hire a few marshals for the tourist-sessions.
the skiddy Gold of doom was well dodgy
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