Once again, for the whole story as well as the video of the crash, head on over to to this blog entry. For theories behind the subsequent crash and fire, you would want to read the previous update before this one.
Now onto the pictures! These were taken after the fire had died down, showing the burned hulk of the R35 GT-R and whatever else that survived the inferno.
Evo Magazine's journalist Richard Green had escaped unhurt when his car caught fire during the Nürburgring 24 hour race that was held last week. His car on the other hand, a Lotus Exige, burned to the ground and became a pile of molten slag.
Watch Green's amazing escape from certain death which starts from part 2.23 of the video, when the Exige first caught fire in the rear and the flames slowly started spreading to the passenger section of the car. Scary stuff!
This blog is primarily about my 2010 Premium UK Spec Nissan R35 GT-R. Its purpose is to keep track of all the modifications that I've done. There will also be entries about tests drives, car club events, best driving roads and general automotive news.
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