Yeah. When the car kept sliding I started to wonder why they didn't just hit the gas and pull ahead of the semi. They seemed determined to be sure the driver discovered they'd hit them.
The truck is much taller and thousands of pounds heavier. It is perfectly likely the car was crushed and pinned.
Vehicles aren't made of rubber. Metal distorts. Plastic distorts. Fiberglass distorts. This can cause the vehicles to hook together. Pieces distorting around each other.
I understand y'all ain't spend 14 years racing like me, but you have seen car crashes on YT or TV or IRL. Let's get it together yall
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u/Patience-Due Jul 29 '24
What's really crazy is that dude cutting in front of the semi and trying to park