Motorsport "photography" can be dangerous

[kiwi]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jkP1Hml36XM&feature=youtu.be

[98kellrs]

And the winner of this year's Darwin award goes to...:rolleyes: Clearly he's not heard of a remote shutter release! :confused013

[jimbob12]

that would have to be the most idiotic thing ive seen in a while......:eek:

[Art Vandelay]

And the photos or video from that whatever ever it was tiny P&S in those circustances would have been next to useless anyway. :lol:

[Tommo224]

I'm glad he didn't get hit though, could you imagine how the drivers would feel? And offroad racing doesn't need more bad publicity caused from idiotic onlookers.

[flame70]

and yet when he caused someone to slow down so that he wasn't hit he abuses them . What a total tool.
We film those with bullet cams fixed in places we are not stupid enough to stand. But hey maybe i could give that guy a fixed subcontract with a helmet cam lying in the dirt. Payment upon delivery from said person. :Doh:

[old dog]

well, isn`t he devoid of grey matter.

[Mark L]

Nice find kiwi

[Bennymiata]

Those people standing so close to the action aren't much smarter either.

Lots of cars go right off the road from time to time.

[KeeFy]

It seems his brains have descended further down his body.

[Bennymiata]

It seems his brains have descended further down his body.

And come out the other side! :D

[fess67]

And the photos or video from that whatever ever it was tiny P&S in those circustances would have been next to useless anyway. :lol:

He actually owns a Nikon with a very long lens but the T&C's of the venue meant all he could bring was a P&S!! :rolleyes::lol:

[Ganzer]

here's one that took guts.

http://i51.photobucket.com/albums/f388/wgs150/image001.gif

[Roo]

you see similiar stuff over seas at WRC events on corners, surprises me they allow the general public so close to the events, I guess its one of the reasons its so popular.