May the departed RIP. The 40 can be a very dangerous place to drive for sure. In my time in Kuwait I saw far to many accidents that looked like this.

Again RIP.

 

wow, RIP

 

Rip.

 

[quote=seth_horwitz;3013508]To clarify for us Yanks, though, you are talking about 200mph, right?

You are correct

It was a 997 GT2

 

It's very sad this tragedy,my condolenses to their familys and friends.RIP.

 

So sad to hear. Condolences all family and friends.
RIP

 

RIP ... Albe'ga bra cuk

One thing is good and bad about Kuwait roads. It has too much grip .. so once the car is sideways .. that's it

 

This is sad. When you make the descision to go 200MPH on a public road not only are you risking yourself, but other people. If you were only risking yourself, then I would say speed away. But in this instance the descision was poor IMHO. Regardless of the driving habits of everyone else in Kuwait. Save it for track events and speed events on closed off roads/runways. May the deceased RIP.

 

RIP ...and ya.. got to watch out for the other drivers.

 

After growing up in Kuwait, this all too common there. Very very good childhood friend of mine died in a Speeding car accident as well in Salwa due to inexperiance. RIP

My Own cousin was Lucky to walk away from his Speeding Accident in the City on Ring Road 4... that was a crazy 2004 summer vacation...

 

Considering all the videos on youtube w/all the idiotic stunts you guys do in the ME; this was just a matter of time.

 

rip

 

Growing up in UAE this is just too real. I have had two friends who died from speeding. Best friends, lost them 3 years ago.

RIP

 

200 is alittle above my comfort level, things can happen real fast at 160 , 200 must be uncorrectable

it's a sad day rip

 

well said. not going to flame when people are dead but each of us know who was to blame and why this was senseless. condolences to the families.