Impressive crash, until you realise someone must have died there 
holy sh1t, not much left of that…
the green sheets in the bottom 2 are what they cover whats left of the driver, bottom pic, its on the road, 2nd from bottom its to the left off the ambelance <<<<<< sorry, i cant spell
So what happened? Was the driver messing about with a hand grenade or summat?
Blimey.
Sobering stuff indeed.
a hand grenade & a 18 wheeler truck… that incidently won the battle…
whoever it was i feel sorry for their family to lose someone in that way. its horrific. i pray that no one here has to endure the suffering of seeing your loved ones in a crash like that especially when the remains are covered by what looks like a “small” sized bit of plastic.
aiks… beware all… especially now the weather is turning from bad to worse and car drivers are paying even less attention than usual because they are playing with their heating trying to de-mist their cars and bang… “oh… didnt realise you were there mate… sorry” just doesnt cut it anymore.
heads up… its not all bad… 1 minute silence for those families that lost loved ones in vehicle related accidents please…
chris
They/he just messed up one of the most perfect cars in the world (Ferrari Enzo) 
how can u tell…?
it could be a ferrari 355… or anything with ferrari rims…
It ‘was’ a Ferrari.
Doesn’t look like anything else was involved though. Bad driving IMO.
None the less RIP Italian bloke
"Sunday morning near Milan a 41 years old man died because he lost control of his car.
accident happened at 256km/h ~157mph, as per the enzo’s computer that records all speeds much like an airplane’s “black box” flight data recorder
there is speculation as to how it actually happened, but some believe that the rear end steped off the pavement and entered a spin, with some tree/telephone pole hitting in there. others suggest something similar, but ground effects were lost quickly after leaving the road, which would mean no downforce at 155mph (as the enzo has no “traditional” downforce devices i.e. wings/spoilers, so once the car is sufficently off the ground there is no downforece created at all) the car would then spin and roll out of control, with periods of flight until friction with the ground brought the car to a stop. however it is unknow if the driver lost control, or the vehicle failed at this time. it looks like to me that the car slid into a tree/pole sideways and hit into the door (note the driver rear quarter panel looks very good considering) this caused the monocoque to break, because all force was applied directly to the monocoque itself.
the monocoque should have held up, but this is aparently a reoccuring problem in ferraris (at least the newer ones 355, 360, enzo)
the lack of skidmarks lends to the theory that the car was airborne for some while before stopping
despite some debate this IS an enzo, leaving only 398 left in the world"
Nasty
it is an enzo you can tel for sure.
beachbumm81 Like I have said before cars are MY FIRST LOVE, Ferrari’s cars and i’d bet your life thats an enzo, All I need is a few of the cars curves in a photo to tell you that…
(NOTE/EDIT: I had not read the 3 post above me before posting this)
I mean I love bikes I really do… but PERFORMANCE CARS are just BETTER 
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