I've only been to one other track other than Nurburgring, so my experience is limited, but Nurburgring is like a crash-hole compared to likely anything we have in North America -- the guardrails are really only like 2-5 feet from the track. Which makes it that much more amazing.
It's a terrible looking crash to have in a car that's two generations old and not equipped with all the airbags modern Golfs get.
That's just a bit dramatic... it's not like it was a Mk2 deathtrap.
but the nurburgring is automotive heaven, there is so much about that track that lures people in that i really cant explain it with words. you just got to go and see for yourself.
the track is really narrow compared to playing gt5. ive seen cars flipped over and bikes crash on the track. it really sucks for the uk guys when they crash cos they have a long way to get back home. ive seen them walk around trying to sell their remaining tickets after crashing.
but the nurburgring is automotive heaven, there is so much about that track that lures people in that i really cant explain it with words. you just got to go and see for yourself.
Glad no one was hurt. I wonder if they would consider replacing the grass with something forgiving.
He shouldn't have lifted. Probably has an unnecessarily huge rear sway bar causing lift off oversteer after he hit the grass. Stay on the gas, your ass will not be grass.