madxr6

Look at what one person commented about the article on the crash on this news website: http://www.news.com.au/perthnow/comments/0...184-948,00.html "I hope the driver of the Commodore ( rego DAWG ED) that ran me off the road on Friday evening takes note! Also his passenger who threatened me with a wheel brace, when I got upset. If the parents of this individual happen to read this - what on earth is your son up to? He is a disaster just waiting to happen."

Yeah hope others learn from whats happened. I'd say if somebody's going to street race, do it alone even better just dont do it at all, take it to the drag strip or circuit. Shocking to see all of the teens who dont have their liscence or have just got their P's racing, and crashing. Yeh there's a lesson to be learnt from what happened that day.

Yeah I know really sucks, I saw the VL that night and knew something bad was going to happen, then saw the wreck on the front page of the paper. I just dont understand why he'd street race with others in the car.

Was this in the Yellow VL? Because on the Sunday Times article it mentions "raced another car filled with teenagers"

Its your general Late model camira vs Falcon rivalry, with baseball caps worn backwards added to the mix. Just pisses me off how the driver survived and the girl had to die.

Exactly what I thought. Looking her into her eyes and telling her he loved her, I wonder was this while they were in the car before he lost control of the car? And the bit saying he would have never sped in the car with her, and he did just that.

A few days ago the driver of the Late model camira who was 17 at the time when he crashed the car , killing his girlfriend, was on trial. He says that he would have never drag raced with her in the car, and remembers nothing from the actual crash, the last thing he remembers from the night is looking her straight into the eyes and telling her he loved her. He was found guilty of dangerous driving causing death and will be sentenced next month and faces a maximum of 4 years in jail. http://www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2008/04/29/2230585.htm http://www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2008/04/30/2231758.htm http://www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2008/04....htm?site=perth http://www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2008/05....htm?site=perth