Thursday, we told you about this impressive accident on the Spa-Francorchamps circuit, in Belgium. Since then, the owner of the vintage car has come to the charge by threatening to go to court.
Who knows why, but the owner of the famous Porsche 962C which ended up in a sorry state is angry with the author of the video. So it’s true, crashing behind the wheel of a million dollar car is clearly a shame. But that’s no reason to threaten people to go to court.
Indeed, no one was injured in this accident and the damage is just material, there is not enough to make a fuss about it. And yet, AutoAddiction, the YouTube channel behind the video, has just pinned the message received by the owner and especially what they think:
“The owner of the Porsche is threatening us with legal action if we don’t take the video offline. What do you think, should the video stay online? On our side, we believe, with all the censorship of the video and the fact that it is filmed from a public space, that it is 100% legal and does not require any authorization from the owner of the car. ”
Colossal damage
The least we can say is that repairs to restore this Porsche can be long and expensive. The pilot did not go there with the back of the spoon at the time of the crash and it shows. But removing the video from Youtube is not going to fix the poor car …
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VIDEO – Ouch… A Porsche 962C suffers a big crash at Spa-Francorchamps
Thursday, we told you about this impressive accident on the Spa-Francorchamps circuit, in Belgium. Since then, the owner of the vintage car has come to the charge by threatening to go to court.
Who knows why, but the owner of the famous Porsche 962C which ended up in a sorry state is angry with the author of the video. So it’s true, crashing behind the wheel of a million dollar car is clearly a shame. But that’s no reason to threaten people to go to court.
Indeed, no one was injured in this accident and the damage is just material, there is not enough to make a fuss about it. And yet, AutoAddiction, the YouTube channel behind the video, has just pinned the message received by the owner and especially what they think:
“The owner of the Porsche is threatening us with legal action if we don’t take the video offline. What do you think, should the video stay online? On our side, we believe, with all the censorship of the video and the fact that it is filmed from a public space, that it is 100% legal and does not require any authorization from the owner of the car. ”
Colossal damage
The least we can say is that repairs to restore this Porsche can be long and expensive. The pilot did not go there with the back of the spoon at the time of the crash and it shows. But removing the video from Youtube is not going to fix the poor car …
Read also on Auto-Moto.com:
What if the F1 teams were NBA basketball teams?
VIDEO – Ouch… A Porsche 962C suffers a big crash at Spa-Francorchamps
