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he did, there is a thread about it in general.

yeah i just noticed that and i just heard the news report where they confirmed it.

What they hell is going on first Steve, now Brocky who is next???

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This is very sad news.

Only the second death in a targa in australia too (a driver died in east coast rally 2 years ago), which means they have a pretty good saftey record considering the speeds and courses.

This is very sad news.

Only the second death in a targa in australia too (a driver died in east coast rally 2 years ago), which means they have a pretty good saftey record considering the speeds and courses.

There have been a couple of deaths in Targa Tasmania (95 from memory) a bloke wrote his F40 off and him and his navigator died :D

There have been a couple of deaths in Targa Tasmania (95 from memory) a bloke wrote his F40 off and him and his navigator died :D

One death in 1995 in an MX5 from memory.

You might be thinking the Cannon Ball Run F40 crash.

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