Informatika és tudomány

  • mcmoha
    #119173
    "Formula 3, Blandford, August 1949: Major Peter Braid was the man in command in this famous accident when competing in his F3 Cooper. You'd have thought that his military intelligence would have helped him know where he was going, especially as the circuit was laid out around an army camp.

    As it was, he got it wrong, very wrong running over the crest at Engineers bend, the fastest corner on the circuit, ending up with his Cooper perched atop the roof of the guardroom, having hit a bus stop and a small tree between leaving the track and reaching his unintended destination."