The people I've talked to expect there to be video uploaded soon. I think a lot of it has to do with how fast the cars are going and how far away the spectators are. It seems as though the SLR high speed photography is more prevalent at this event; at least from what I've seen.

Thanks for the link through. I was able to find the crash photos in HighRes from the photographer Scott Car, I put them up on our linked post:

Oh crap, I didn't even see that when I posted the first time I meant to say "there's something to be said for dedication", I never thought it was sad. Hence the "I dig it", later on. Thanks for the info, do you know the driver and/or have any other info on him? We'd post some pics/info on him at TheDailyHoon if you…

Based on the time stamps of the NASIOC post and the Full Throttle V6 I updated our post here: [www.thedailyhoon.com] .

I dig it.

There's something to be sad for dedication...

A few more pictures here:

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I'm confused too, check out his "live review":

The car was trying to kill itself. Look at the color. AGGHHHH

"Driving the FF tomorrow. Can't wait to see what a 4wd Ferrari feels like. Hopefully much like a rwd one."

Nothing to see here, these aren't the robots you're looking for.

Mazda doesn't make the Exige.

Maybe if Ferrari wasn't afraid of having their cars reviewed by capable drivers and journalists (Chris Harris, El Werto, etc.) they wouldn't be crashed by bad drivers suckling at the teet of Maranello.

I'm more of a Tennis player.

The Federal gas tax hasn't been raised since 1993; that is the number one reason our ever expanding road system is failing.

Huh, I didn't know Tom Glavine played Basketball.

Meanwhile, at Ford....

FFFFFUUUUUUUUUUUUU