Doesn't look too bad. Right side wheels and suspension damage, but that should be about it. A few linkages and maybe a rim or two and he should be straight.

@@Darion350 you're probably right. It's just as it happns my own stage 3 car was involved in a accident (Not me behind the wheel). It gets pretty depressing when it happns. Even the smallest.

@@M-28xD Oh, I can imagine. Good luck with the repairs.

@@M-28xD damn man I can't imagine. Someone hitting my shitty used Honda without insurance nearly broke my bank and my heart so I can't imagine what it must be like to lose so much and not even have been at the wheel. Respect and hope you're back up and racing! I do all my racing in VR. :)

@@M-28xD If you wanna race a car you have to accept it as a tool that will see wear and tear. Otherwise your heart and brain are constantly screaming NOOO STOP WHAT ARE YOU DOING MY BEAUTIFUL CAR

any later and someone would have died

…almost…

@@north_7646 Maybe, maybe not, who knows. No need to come with extra drama though, this crash was dramatic enough.

@@iamyourgreatgreatgreatgrea6291 no drama intended

@@north_7646 😱THIS LUCKY GUY LITTERALY ALMOST DIED (NEAR DEAD EXPERIENCE) (NO CLICKBAIT)😱

yep that just happened to me right now (first time watching the vid) I tried to challenge myself to press space to pause the video as soon as i noticed the accident, but i was too focused on the dude on the right. i pressed pause right before he crossed the white car. it's easy to forget how fast things happen

Always look in front, always.

Appreciate the message! Definitely difficult to see the guy, but even more difficult to judge his actions, he was rolling backwards which isn’t easy to anticipate! Peace from South Africa

same dude, i think i`d have crashed so much worse than him, omg

@@wbrcwbrc he had a great reactions. well done Ross!

But in return these aren't full blown F1 cars either.

Yeah shady as hell.

@@Redskies453 Man if you think this is shady, you should see Karts the 7yr olds drive :D

@@jionmionskwisgaar1476 they’re still going very fast regardless

@@Xackory and they still got safety features regardless

Yes I agree, I missed it the first time, had to rewind to actually see what it was

Probably you watch it 480p and not full-screen mode, that's why 😅

@@DamosAKAGarumi wtf

This is what most people keep missing. Onboard cams usually can see further.

@@DamosAKAGarumi don’t worry, even in live view I couldn’t see the guy in time!

When you coming back? We’ve all missed your content

@@yellowflag9945 you mean back like posting? I’ve been building a little something special for 12 hours a day every day for the better part of a year. Every millimeter, exposed surface etc was considered. It’s mostly to aid my weekly videos during the season. Lots of people are talented, brave, or dedicated to racing enough to actually go on track line this OC. So I’m Going to try to help ppl see the value in sim racing. It’s not a just a gimmick. So if a dummy like me can build from scratch solely with my hands something KZfaq hasn’t seen, it’ll prove literally anyone can. Did I underestimate the intensity of the learning curve especially in software? It’s possible haha but now that I’ve spent 80% of the time failing in what doesn’t work, I’ve truly worked out what does and what is most effective to get people racing to help them fall deeper in love with racing. That’s the strategy atleast. I’ll have the largest manufacturers in sim racing as sponsors and collaborators. My only weak spot right now is pedals. This way I can do giveaways, contests, etc all directly funded and distributed by the actual manufacturer eg Next Level Racing. It’s all built just got a late sponsor who may be interested with Ascher Racing sniffing around. I’ll finish pitching them today. But I don’t see any reason I can’t start my “Sim Saturdays” Series before end of February . At that point things will kick off like normal but even faster with a few going out a month on top of weekly race stuff

@@yellowflag9945 was out of the car for a while after this! Got some good content coming up now that races are open!

So true, rolling backwards on a track leads to incidents like this!

it could've been

Any damage in a formula is expensive, if I remember correctly I ended up with a snapped rear axel but the important part is both myself and the other driver were safe!

@@rossrugheimer8732 That's such a great sentiment to have. Parts are replaceable, people aren't.

@@JamesChurchill3 people are also replaceable but cost less yes.

@@aaronrigg5208 nah, the cars are cheaper than the average person

@@rossrugheimer8732 damn

what the fuck dude?

@@mohammed_the_train_spotter it's not my fault you can't handle the truth man

@@hydrochloricacid2146 the first part I’m not sure of, but the second is just plain stupid

@@hydrochloricacid2146 did you like your own comment? 😭

@@mohammed_the_train_spotter he was making a joke.

lol deer rut.

There is nothing like the feeling on track, hope you can get back into a formula and feel that thrill soon!

formula wee wee

@Crunch Bar Similac and money

Formula Vee/Ford/Renault/BMW used to be the traditional feeder series into F1 back in the day.

There's even Formula Trucks... pretty sure that's the series name

I hear it's quite easy to come up with new types, they seem to have a good formula ;)

Broken wrists.

I'm pretty sure the impact knocked his hands loose you can see from the sudden jolt in his hands

I think his hands just got jarred loose on impact, he should've let go much sooner. took me two broken thumbs to learn this lesson.

@@trover4 You're right upon close inspection

@@trover4 sorry to hear that! Just shows how crazy racing is!

You just have to grind man.

@@nick-zc9xv we can take this back to an old joke we had in the formula: do you know how to have a million dollars in racing? Start with two! It’s the fun vs cost factor

Unfortunately haven’t taken the racing seat since Covid but really want to get back into it!

Damage on race cars is unfortunately always a lot but you’re so right! The angle of the camera is even more forgiving than being in the drivers seat!

Appreciate the message! All the way from Brazil even! Regards from South Africa

The crash kept me out of racing for a while so it’s good to feel that memory of being on track again! Appreciate the message legend!

Appreciate the message! The car took a while to fix and I walked away with bumps and bruises, pretty much as good as a crash can get!

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/rdqSlsSI09_Gqqc.html .. ..

That's not a fact.

you wouldnt let go off your wheel, would you?. he had less than 0.2 sec of reaction time and the white car took the half of the road when he crashed, (the front was to the direction he was turning to) so he would have to go on grass turn right to go back on the track, which then he would have to turn right as there was a turn, with wheel damage and front wing damage, and a nearly destroyed wheel. (as it could be used till the next pit stop, if i was in his pos.)

hamilton dont do that

@@hippyish7379 He means the impact of the barrier. The steering wheel obviously jerked from one way to another thus creating a dangerous situation had your hands still holding it. Possibly breaking bones.

@@hippyish7379 what were taught in our school is whenever there's a impact leave the steering wheel unless you have the control on the car. if not leave the wheel and keep both your hands on your helmet and brace for impact

The only problem is that I was able to walk away and not ride away! Thanks for the message!

also a reminder that you should hold brake after spinning to not roll back into a group of traffic

This kzfaq.info/get/bejne/rdqSlsSI09_Gqqc.html ,.

Pretty sure it’s an old vw type one engine. That’s what formula vee uses.

So true! And you know that second felt like a minute!

Appreciate that thank you!