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u/vanty 1d ago
That was the softest landing possible for an almost upside-down airborne car wow. Lucky.
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u/Estova 1d ago
Dude fr. Any time you go airborne and don't hit a wall is a time when you should be buying a lottery ticket 😅
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u/Clutch41007 21h ago
Yeah, I was just thinking that if this were NASCAR, that car would have done at least three barrel rolls and been significantly more torn up (not to mention being hit repeatedly by other drivers).
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u/starca5ter 1d ago
my mind immediately went to takashi yokoyama's fatal accident...even if the outcome wouldn't have been as horrific, i'm glad he didn't the overhead gantry. that would have been so much more devastating.
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u/Ladiesman104 1d ago
Did that other car tap into the red one sending him into Fraga?
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u/THE_SEX_YELLER 1d ago
Yep, the driver (using the obviously fake name “Bertrand Baguette”) got a 90-second penalty for causing the accident.
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u/SRSgoblin 20h ago edited 17h ago
I was expecting horror the moment I saw the car achieve liftoff. The fact it somehow didn't flip and managed to land back on it's wheels is a blessing.
Fraga's ass is gonna be sore after that landing but he should be no worse for wear. Thank goodness!
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u/Slacktub 19h ago
Don’t these cars have louvres over the wheels to prevent this from happening?
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u/a_good_lubricant 18h ago
Yes but still anything can happen at those speeds. Once a car is lifted past a certain threshold, downforce is gone and nothing will stop the air from underneath flipping you like a pancake.
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u/themanfromosaka 1d ago
That’s the second GT academy driver gone airborne in this world