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    Accident involving Porsche GT2

    Fatality — Porsche driver reportedly died — one line of enquiry is that he was avoiding a pothole in a public road.

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    https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/202...tworth-sussex/



    https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/277179...e-pothole/amp/

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    I got to walk away from this one with just a bruise. Loved my Cayenne.
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    Those out driving a Porsche on country roads that have almost no berm or curb area, you wonder how much concern there is among GT drivers, since a number of videos display speeds that seem to indicate confidence. Spring is a nice time to be in a scenic area, but a deceptive situation for car and driver, imo.

    A straight section, but not for long..


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    My guess is you have to be going at a rather brisk pace in a GT2 to get any sense of speed. On narrow roads like that you have zero time to avoid an animal, a kid, or a car pulling out from a driveway. Were I like to drive in the mountains there could be a deer or elk around the next blind corner. A new Porsche has airbags and the like. My 67 has the Porsche PING and no door beams, airbags and such. It's a 3 point seatbelt in a tuna can. But I love it and pray to stay lucky.
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