how did he survive this?

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and why didn't the first fire fighting guy spray the driver? (probably proper fire fighting procedure) but still damn..

are you sure he survived it? he was in flames for a full minute + wonder if he had on a TTPs suit with a rating of 120 ? mine has a 26 (13 seconds till i get 2nd degree burns)

Christ... What the FUCK was that first firefighter doing? Did he forget theres a driver in there?

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i googled the name, cause i was curious if he survived as well. Guess broken leg, ribs, 2nd degree burns on 40%. but was in stable cond by may of 2010. some comments i saw did not have nice things to saw bout the safety folks. Id think the first guy would have kept sprayin the driver if he couldnt get him out. Didnt look like he even wanted to try.

That was some seriously chicken shit fire fighting! Every one of those idiots should get a beat down for shamefull cowardice. The crew member had some guts to go right in and try to pull the driver out. At the end it looked like he had second degree burns on his face.

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What i found if anyone cares.

http://brnonow.com/2010/05/giorgio-bartocci/

Racing driver Giorgio Bartocci survives horrifying accident, his condition improves [updated]

by Michal Kašpárek on May 25, 2010


The celebration of the 80th anniversary of Masaryk circuit went horribly wrong last weekend. Giorgio Bartocci had to be transported to the University hospital in a critical condition after a serious crash of his Lamborghini.

Since the black Saturday, news about Giorgio’s health have been slighlty positive. According to respected Twitter stream MotosportPrint, “Giorgio Bartocci has a broken leg, broken ribs and 2nd degree burns to 40% of his body but is now off a respirator.”



It was the first serious accident at Automotodrom Brno, considered to be a very safe track, in many years. The rescue operation brought to life some discussions about whether the track marshals were ready for such a big crash or not. Bartocci was trapped in the burning car for one minute and the first one who tried to get him out was an unprotected engineer who got his face burned. According to experts quoted by Czech Twitter stream F1sports, the firefighters did everything in the right way. It seems that racing can never be totally safe. [Updated: Respected blog Jalopnik described the response as even worse than the crash itself. This is not a good mark for the track marshals.]

Let’s hope that accident like this won’t happen any time soon and that Giorgio gets well.

Updated at 5 p.m., May 25

Mr Bartocci was transported to Italy today in stabilized condition. His family appreciated the medical care he received in Brno.










Well, thats good, at least he lived. Max is right, first guy didnt even want to look, or just lost it under pressure.

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All of those firefighters at the end that were standing 15ft away weren't even hitting the car any more.

Thats pretty crazy. Im glad to see that he survived and is doing well.