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Colin Mcrae Dead

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#11

He was the first and last rally Driver I have followed.

A very sad day for motorsport as he was a true ledgend that never lived up to his full potential

RIP Colin

#12

Very sad to hear and the fact that his son has also been lost makes it all the more tragic.

#13

Very sad indeed RIP

#14

He was one of the most famous rally drivers that ever lived.

RIP mates.

#15

That's a real shock.

His driving inspired every rex owner, and many others as well.

So sad to die so young.

#16

The way he used to drive the 555 WRC Subaru's was simply amazing.

Very sad accident.

#17

Very sad to hear about.

Thoughts go to his family and friends... RIP

#18
Sad but happens to everyone one day,..

See Signature below.....

Warning Disclaimer - Whenever a person travels swiftly across the ground, he or she risks injury or even death. Whether to accept or reject this risk and its accompanying challenge must be a personal decision; one must weigh risk against reward.

Steve... Where's me plane?????

Scotty I recon your safer on the ground dude!. Hey next time your in Redcliffe area drop in we'll go see some one bout your plane :spoton:

#19
He was the first and last rally Driver I have followed.

A very sad day for motorsport as he was a true ledgend that never lived up to his full potential

RIP Colin

Maybe he peaked 32 seconds before he crashed.. maybe that's why he crashed.......

Warning Disclaimer - Whenever a person travels swiftly across the ground, he or she risks injury or even death. Whether to accept or reject this risk and its accompanying challenge must be a personal decision; one must weigh risk against reward.

Steve... Where's me plane?????

Scotty I recon your safer on the ground dude!. Hey next time your in Redcliffe area drop in we'll go see some one bout your plane :spoton:

I know it Steve, that's why I am so conservative.. I coped 12 months worth of shiat here just for running out of fuel imagine how much shiat I would cop if I crashed a helicopter with my children and friends in it....!!!!!!!!!

BTW..... I own a house in redcliffe and its empty.. Has a QUARTER acre back yard.... 4 bedroom brick and tile, maybe a good spot for the Big Queensland Weekend !!!!!!!!!!

Be in town next weekend , will call you mate.... Cant book me if I'm over 500 feet.....

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