25.09.2005, 23:00
Hi.
I realy had a good time at Vormsund this week end. I don´t remember ever having witnessed a Formula OffRoad race with so much action.
How many roll over were there? I lost count. And jumps. Wow.
Jeepir, you realy are GOOOOOOD. Fantastic Photos.
It was very unfortunate that Per Larson should get hurt in the race and I wish him a speedy recovery.
But **** happens and it does not go away allthoug one tries to hide it.
I think that the press has an important role when disasters and accidents happens, to inform others. Not so that we can drool over it but to aide and come to the rescue.
I think it is very important to show the photos from Per Larsons jump and landing.
And also from the rescue operation. All their actions were very professional and they should be proud of it.
I think that both drivers and orgenizers can learn from those photos and I sincerly believe that there is one guy who wants to see all photos shot during the jump and what happened afterwards. That guy is Per Larsson himself. He surely will have somethings to tell his grandchildren. Well he should already have some.
63 years old and driving a Formula OffRoad car like that.
I hope to see him drive in the World Cup competition in Finnland, Norway and Iceland next year.
Seems to me I got some deasent shots from the race.
I will post some of them later.
JAK, the second best photographer to Jeepir
p.s. Jeepir. It is possible retrive a photo that has been deleted.
I was positioned on the other side from you and shot the Centurion from its right rear corner. I saw the Centurion fly but I didn´t see the landing. I think that it would be very interesting to see how the suspention and chasis of the jeep handled the crash. I hope that the TV guys got it on tape.
JAK
I realy had a good time at Vormsund this week end. I don´t remember ever having witnessed a Formula OffRoad race with so much action.
How many roll over were there? I lost count. And jumps. Wow.
Jeepir, you realy are GOOOOOOD. Fantastic Photos.
It was very unfortunate that Per Larson should get hurt in the race and I wish him a speedy recovery.
But **** happens and it does not go away allthoug one tries to hide it.
I think that the press has an important role when disasters and accidents happens, to inform others. Not so that we can drool over it but to aide and come to the rescue.
I think it is very important to show the photos from Per Larsons jump and landing.
And also from the rescue operation. All their actions were very professional and they should be proud of it.
I think that both drivers and orgenizers can learn from those photos and I sincerly believe that there is one guy who wants to see all photos shot during the jump and what happened afterwards. That guy is Per Larsson himself. He surely will have somethings to tell his grandchildren. Well he should already have some.
63 years old and driving a Formula OffRoad car like that.
I hope to see him drive in the World Cup competition in Finnland, Norway and Iceland next year.
Seems to me I got some deasent shots from the race.
I will post some of them later.
JAK, the second best photographer to Jeepir
p.s. Jeepir. It is possible retrive a photo that has been deleted.
I was positioned on the other side from you and shot the Centurion from its right rear corner. I saw the Centurion fly but I didn´t see the landing. I think that it would be very interesting to see how the suspention and chasis of the jeep handled the crash. I hope that the TV guys got it on tape.
JAK