Try Not To Cry As A Ferrari 250 GTO Smashes Into The Tyre Wall At Goodwood
We post this video completely in the knowledge that there are worse things happening in the world, but the sight of a very rare Ferrari 250 GTO/64 racer suffering an ugly crash while on track at Goodwood should leave you struggling for breath.
The GTO, piloted by Andy Newall, was leading the qualifying standings ahead of a race at the Goodwood Revival over the weekend, when the driver was forced to take evasive action after a certain Chris Harris of Top Gear and that Ferrari 458 video fame braked earlier than expected for Woodcote.
Newall was attempting to take the inside line, but as Harris closed the door the speed differential was too great to scrub off with the (very) old brakes, and rather than take two cars out, Newall steered away and off the track, causing significant damage to the rear corner and all down the right hand side.
The owner can probably afford to get it repaired, to be honest, so we won’t cry for him. We can’t help shedding a tear for the poor car, though. At least the bill is likely to be a lot cheaper than the invoice for the special LaFerrari Aperta that sold at auction over the weekend…
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Put “deja vu” over that crash!
Well, at least it was crashed being used the way it was supposed to be used.
I hate chris harris
Too late
Well, thankfully it looks like fixable damage (PHEW)
It’s sad, but I’m not concerned. I know what race mechanics can do overnight. This Ferrari will see the starting grid once more
Wouldn’t call it an overnight job 😂
If he does restore it, he can’t make it look original because the panels back in the day were beat with a hammer by eye
I like the jcb helmet it looks a really cool design.
Well atleast it was damaged racing not vandalised in a garage.
Kimi was probably talking about harris when he said ‘’he should stay in the reporting stuff or something’’