I was stunned when I saw those flames. And I was even more shocked when I realised the car was also on fire down the road. I am very greatful that the fire was extinguished quickly by both teams and marshals. Not since Perth 2011 have I seen such big flames from a Supercar.
Car shouldn't have been dropped off the jack's with fuel under it, it also shouldn't have to be allowed leaving the pit box with that much fuel spilled under and over the car.
Para trabajar como les llamais comisarios el de la chaqueta amarillo fosforito aver se actúa por extinto pero en cierto modo se tendría que hacer a un lado porque se pudo aver liado para el ono pregunto
Hola gente!!!,me llamo Miguel soy de Buenos Aires,Argentina y quisiera saber x que canal de televisión puedo ver las carreras del Supercars?,gracias!!!
Make cars that can last a hole race on a full tank and you wouldn't have this problem. I understand races like Bathurst are exceptions to that but 70 laps come on
this is perhaps the dumbest thing I've ever read not only was this a freak accident, the fuel valve freaking broke ffs, but the logistics of making a *RACE CAR* with that level of fuel is beyond impossible they burn through more fuel in a single race than some people would use in a month, even if we take the most optomistic level of km per liter, that's still only 50 liters per 100 kilometers, compared to a Toyota Camry's 4.2-8.9 (depending on model and year) per 100km so to even make it around Townsville, which is 250km between 2 races, you'd need, minimum, 125 liter tanks, which to put in perspective, the biggest commercially sold car fuel tank is on a 2022 Ford F-150 and is 135 liters, you'd need to put a truck tank in a car, which fyi, will absolutely not work
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It's nice to see all teams working together to put down the fire.
I was stunned when I saw those flames. And I was even more shocked when I realised the car was also on fire down the road.
I am very greatful that the fire was extinguished quickly by both teams and marshals.
Not since Perth 2011 have I seen such big flames from a Supercar.
And that car that caught alight at Perth was also a BJR Commodore
legal kkk
anyone see the guy in the garage on fire? Looked like it appeared towards his face. Luckily for him the extinshier guy was right there to douse him.
Is this your longest video you've ever made
In 2019? Yes
......How is this long...Its 2 minutes
@@natsumi_tunic When did I say it was long
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@@cuocsonghangngay1730 What the fuck did you just say to me you little worm?
This upload was longer than the Race Highlights
"motorsport is a family" visualised
2:07 photographer behind
This is the moment I've been waiting for.
It had to be BJR I swear that team has the worst luck of any supercar team
And Nick Percat doesn't have much as a driver either having that big brake failure at the Australian GP round...
Great response from the marshals and team crew!
Someone lost his job there
Who and why?
@@zachsteele6964 He means the guy who let the fuel hose go probably got fired cus he was arguably the reason this happened.
Up most respect to Penrite Racing team.
What are the odds Murph’s just thinking:
‘5 MINUTES!’
😂😂😂😂
That made my day!
“Geez is that a tent?”
Please upload videos like this more often.
Car shouldn't have been dropped off the jack's with fuel under it, it also shouldn't have to be allowed leaving the pit box with that much fuel spilled under and over the car.
you know holden build quality
the tires were infact kept warm
Esteve muito grave
Somebody buy those fire marshals a beer! Wow! Well done everyone :)
2:13-2:21 yung reporter maglakad sa pitlane LOL
Well tol, that's Greg Murphy do the job as pit lane reporter matapos siyang magretiro mula sa karera na yan.
Halo
😱😥
Para trabajar como les llamais comisarios el de la chaqueta amarillo fosforito aver se actúa por extinto pero en cierto modo se tendría que hacer a un lado porque se pudo aver liado para el ono pregunto
Oh my god Ked, This guy has the worst luck 😔
この映像見て最初に思ったのは
「取り敢えずなんか撒いとけ」
真っ白になって何も見えてないだろ絶対w
The only time Percat's on fire is when he's literally on fire.
I hope its due to fire splitting exhaust and the disel in ground probably would catch fire
Apa cuman gua orang indonesia sini
😱
Из машины чтоль опоры выдвигаются, как она поднялась?
Even though there was a tragedy, here I salute the opposing team to help put out the fire
Hola gente!!!,me llamo Miguel soy de Buenos Aires,Argentina y quisiera saber x que canal de televisión puedo ver las carreras del Supercars?,gracias!!!
MENGERIKAN 😲
How to keep your tires warm
Good job pitstok
ghost rider
😯
Teamwork
what are the two tubes that come out of the race suit hanging down this down?
Connectors for radio and drinking :)
Worrior thx
Feed and return line for the cool suit
ว้าวว
Thats some good tv
공포
他のピットの人もすぐに来て消火するのかっこい
走ってるときは敵でも何か有ったときは仲間って感じが当事者からしたら当然なんだろうけどね。
やっぱかっこいい
5555555
Bond fire
Q conflagration?
That is why refueling shouldn't return to F1
Pit crew with broken legs and are on fire? Chaos.
Haha my number was 69 when I added a like lol
Nice
1:39？！！！！！
なんで置いたし
Yes Stupid
Oh that’s hot, that’s hot!
Firefighters!
The mustangs still ugly tho
Wow scary very fast
That's a 5 min penalty for sure
Good reaction that cameraman get the moment
He really lit them up leaving the pit box
Bradleys cars are in fire,, not with pace [though it is not bad] . At least the wheels stay on!!
Bahasa apakamu
Legend says that the car is still on fire
I hear that it is now used as a smokehouse for some of the finest delicacies around ...
#VASC #Supercars #Townville400
ヨスフェルスタッペンみたいに、ドライバーに被害が少なくてよかった。
Make cars that can last a hole race on a full tank and you wouldn't have this problem. I understand races like Bathurst are exceptions to that but 70 laps come on
No need to go running around like headless chickens because of one very rare incident when no one was even hurt.
Get to work and design one
this is perhaps the dumbest thing I've ever read
not only was this a freak accident, the fuel valve freaking broke ffs, but the logistics of making a *RACE CAR* with that level of fuel is beyond impossible
they burn through more fuel in a single race than some people would use in a month, even if we take the most optomistic level of km per liter, that's still only 50 liters per 100 kilometers, compared to a Toyota Camry's 4.2-8.9 (depending on model and year) per 100km
so to even make it around Townsville, which is 250km between 2 races, you'd need, minimum, 125 liter tanks, which to put in perspective, the biggest commercially sold car fuel tank is on a 2022 Ford F-150 and is 135 liters, you'd need to put a truck tank in a car, which fyi, will absolutely not work