Brocky's last leg of Targa west 2006 - R.I.P Peter Brock 8/9/06

[@TheDementation]

I listen to the sound of that engine, and I like to think at least he left us doing the things he loved best.

[@MrFrosty888]

+thedementation666 1000%

[@thesting9369]

Amen

[@marktoombs6276]

I am a die hard Chevy ģuy ,but have the utmost respect for this superb gentleman I wish I could have had the pleasure to have the been acoseatid with in any respect. What a cool Katt. Didn't have that blessing. But still miss him. .great guy. God bless you MR BROCK!!!

[@0Aus]

Well Said!

[@beano9343]

Effin beauty. Go hard or go home pretty much.. Left the fans loving him even more. Some have tried, but just not quite as legendary as Brocky. A hard legend to live up to. But will always be my idol.

[@2ndadmendmutt]

god almighty that man could drive. we miss him even here in the states.

[@judgedread-q4t]

Jeez he gave it everything! He knew the risks of driving on the edge, and well what a way to go, doing the thing you love most. I visited the scene the day after, as did many others standing in silence and respect for our hero.

[@peterhoare3219]

Have you seen the clip in here of the stage before his ABSOLUTE final one? It's masterful. It drives me nuts these ppl who say he was tired from flying in from O.S, or past it and should have given it up It was just BAD fucken luck. One wheel SLIGHTLY off line and hit a tree at speed in the WORST spot. B pillar where there's fuck all fat to soften the blow.

[@Davydownunder1]

The man the legend ! gone but never forgotten, I met Peter back in 1987 at Amaroo Park circuit RIP mate

[@meganwyatt1607]

Still tears me up. Still king of the mountain❤️.

[@scottpage81]

@@meganwyatt1607 always WIll be KING OF THE MOUNTAIN

[@hellohello8556]

A lot of drivers as they age loose the will to go to and keep it on that edge but Brocky was the man who kept it there his whole life. 🙏

[@ArizaNumber1]

still heartbroken by this. I met him when i was a kid at Calder Park in 2004-05 when V8 Supercars 2 game come out on Xbox Mum won a comp and got hot laps with Todd Kelly and Brock was there. Legit spent the whole day with him. played Xbox with him, ate bbq, even did the wheel change with the gun, but i followed him around all day long like a bad smell, he did not have to hang around with a kid he didn't know but he knew how much it meant to me, and i do not regret it at all, some of my best memories. was like one of my uncles right off the bat. still can't believe he is not here, would of done great things in later years for so many more than he did already. always will tell everyone what a guy he was

[@MarcusRowan-f1v]

Awesome - f%^k I’m getting old … met him in the pits at Oran Park around 1984-5. Can’t remember the date but remember him vividly 😢

[@306champion]

It is now 2020. My how time flies, thank you Gentleman Jim for your kind words for a bloke we'll always remember. You know what! I still have days that I forget he's gone But them again he is not.

[@jribeye1818]

He was dancing with that steering wheel the whole time. Power to weight made that an untameable beast of a car. He died doing what Australia loved him for and what he loved. RIP King of the Mountain.

[@antoncarmoducchi6057]

the narrow crappy roads and the firm racing suspension and long wheelbase is responsible for that.

[@jribeye1818]

@@antoncarmoducchi6057 no actually. He knew the beast he was driving. Don’t let his passion for driving let you think otherwise…

[@bretth4988]

Yes from QLD and and now in WA. I was driving today and noticed on the road a small car park for 6 cars. I thought that's weird nothing around. As I approached I saw it was a memorial. And in fact it was Peter Brocks. They got a plaque with 6 cars on top. And a Rock behind again with a car on top and car beside. I'm glad with great respect no vandalism and their is a bin where people put their rubbish.

[@Leo555ZZZ]

Not only a great driver ,but an even greater man...always humble ,always positive,,,I count myself lucky to have met him,,,he will never be forgotten.

[@TheCoolDude33]

A true legend of Motorsport , never forgotten RIP Brocky #05

[@ralfwulf9840]

I met Peter the same week at a servo in Baldivis. Had a good chat and he was such a good bloke. RIP Mate.

[@koolkar55]

Ironically the original car that this design was taken from the Shelby Daytona or sometimes called the King Cobra was designed solely by American designer & GMH guy later to work for Carrol Shelby, his name was also Peter Brock.

[@silverpairaducks]

The real ones have a different roof line

[@chrishamilton2559]

A tragic irony. Would never have known about this man if not for the unique coincidence.

[@BentConrod]

Shelby and Toyota screwed Pete Brock out of a deal to race Toyotas. If it wasn't for that, the legendary relationship between Datsun and Brock Racing Enterprises during the late 60s and early 70s never would have happened. Karma had the BRE Datsun 2000 Sports decimate Shelby's Toyota 2000GTs and continue on successfully with Brocks legendary 240Z and P510 Datsuns. Maybe it's more than coincidence those Datsun S30 chassis bear the subtle hint of Daytona Coupe.

[@justanotherrandomperson1359]

I still remember where and what I was doing at the time I had heard he died. I was on my way to Bathurst to look at the cars in the museum and I was in my hotel room in a little town in Bathurst next to the mountain I flicked on the news and saw that he had died I was devastated and now I’m going for my dream of a racing drive to pay tribute to Brocky

[@Brocky05]

I still remember the same. I didnt believe it at first.

[@stevensmith7926]

It was my 13th birthday and I was on the school bus on the way home it was a friday I remember because I had some mates coming home with me for a party for my birthday

[@redtale6527]

I was standing on the corner at 3:19. It doesn't show on the in-car video but he fishtailed the length of the straight after the corner. The car sounded fantastic, and he was driving at ten tenths. We heard the news on the telly at the Parky pub. A sad memory but a wonderful one at the same time.

[@tommygola]

You're a legend PB and an Aussie icon. Tarmac rally is as exhilarating as it is dangerous and Brocky's crash proves it. RIP mate..

[@peterhoare3219]

Baffist ain't the same these days without that era of drivers........sigh I'll still watch all day very soon....😍

[@baabaabaa-El]

Yep Pete...it's not the same now..l don't get the same buzz outa watching 2 slightly different Yank shells on a chassis.. no matter how gd the drivers are. Either they open Supercars up to all V8s worldwide... or it'll die a slow death.

[@Aus-OpenBodybuilding]

Who still misses this ledgend in 2024? RIP Bev Brock aswell. 🙏🏻🇦🇺🚗💨

[@lesblase3667]

Always!

[@jonathanparle8429]

He lives on inside all my 7 Magic Moments of Motorsport DVDs!

[@redtale6527]

Bev was a Stoneville girl. Born not far from where Peter died.

[@ryana8174]

R.i.p. Peter. I balled my eyes out to this. Gone but not forgotten🕊

[@mikimoto99]

Greasy roads at that speed were never going to end well.Peter was the best driver of his era and a huge influence on all drivers that came after him, especially in Ozzie and NZ racing circles. RIP Peter Perfect🥇

[@peterhoare3219]

I had dinner with him at last BAFFIST in 1997 along with his whole crew, Bev and all that. I paid a grand to do it at 'Bathurst Goldfields' which is a place just off to the right as you come onto Conrod. I really couldn't believe it. I got the second last autograph on a MASSIVE poster I'd bought and carried around all day. Some prick got in behind me. It was about midnight and he was uncharacteristically KNACKERED. It'd been a looooong day for him though. Met him lots. Just an amazing man in so many arenas. Car racing was just one piece of his amazing jigsaw. Onya Brock. Gees I miss you.... The most charismatic, intense, likeable, intelligent person I've ever met. And at 57 I've met a few

[@johnrroberts7900]

Agreed. Watching the Great Man see-sawing at the wheel to 'wischen' the front to counteract the lightweight rear as it came out in the wet (more obvious from the outside footage than in the car) plus a typical narrow, bumpy Australian road that looked as smooth as glass, plus the distracting absolutely-pathetic gearleaver that he fumbled for on more than one occasion (made the UC Torana's golf club look sophisticated, lol) topped off with the sh*tty fibreglass body meant there was absolutely no room for error. I've driven muscle cars in the wet with the same weight distribution on hot-mix bitumen and you get no warning in a tight corner at the limit when she starts to let go at the rear - in this respect steel-belted radials were no better than cross-plies, except that cross-plies let you know earlier when you were really pushing it.

[@tommygola]

You're a legend PB and an Aussie icon. Tarmac rally is as exhilarating as it is dangerous and Brocky's crash proves it. RIP mate.. And yes, have some bloody repsect.

[@oggyoggy1299]

Who didn’t he respect?

[@MYTANK84]

Rest In Peace Brocky.... Some amazing driving in that video.. thanks for sharing it. Dan

[@Muggo05]

that just shows how much of a legend he was. he drove a V8 muscle car like that, straight for the whole stage in the wet. he didn't have it sideways at all except for after the finish! He was a hero, a legend and my Hero. You'll always be remembered and loved Brocky.

[@BudgetLows]

R.I.P BROCKY

[@p4pking393]

respect

[@clarissafarmer3547]

I was lucky growing up my dad took me to the mountain just about every year, brocky is my hero and will be forever, I shed a tear every time I think of him, rip

[@ryanpiper2072]

still brings a tear to my eye , what a ausie icon he will never be forgoton RIP Brocky.

[@VirtualR]

Things haven't been the same since he left, not only a great driver but a great voice for everyone who loves motorsport and driving, while peter was around you didn't see the petty nanny state mentality in every single new road law, we seen him fighting them every single time telling the government the truth behind driving and why their ideas are more dangerous than the situations they are trying to prevent. Peter was a legend who stood up for the rights of all of us, we will miss him forever

[@Kneedragon1962]

Deeply loved, sorely missed, greatly respected. An inspiration, a hero, always the king of the mountain. I'm more a motorbike guy than a car guy, but if I go like Brockie, hard and fast to the final minute, doing what I love doing, then I can think of no better or more fitting way.

[@davidaustrian9455]

Watching those window wipers, the wet road, the tree trunks everywhere, driving flat chat in those conditions takes Some intestinal fortitude.

[@Freedom_Now_2024]

And at 61 years of age. My god.

[@ngt206]

I'll never forget this day. I was on duty, as a media helicopter pilot - for one of the local newspapers - and was tasked to fly out to the crash site. I remember vividly the way we got hammered by the winds on the way out. It was a dreadful weather. Cold, wet. What really sticks in my mind, is how surreal it was that a motor sport legend died on a country road just outside Perth. After filming from above and seeing the medical team whisk him away, we landed and were able to see first hand the vehicle, which was basically wrapped around a massive gum tree, with Brocky taking the full force. Peter perfect undone by a tree on a country lane. It just didn't seem believable as a kid growing up watching him win everything...

[@MuscleCarLover]

I spent the video with a sunken heart, constantly bracing for the moment, only to be told that this was a completed stage. Thank fuck for that. Last completed stage is definitely better to watch than the last ever stage

[@cobar5342]

He had a wonderful life and he gave all of us an extra facet to enjoy as well. RIP Mr Brock

[@dropbear6740]

2021 Brocky lives on, Legends never die.

[@gav240z]

What a beautiful machine and what a shame about Brocky! I grew up watching this legend on TV. At least he died doing what he loves, my hat goes off to people like Brocky!

[@deanishere7237]

I read all about this guys life while I was locked in a UK jail... Absolute legend from being on the farm until that last day behind the wheel... R.I.P Peter Brock !!!

[@dreyn7780]

Who wouldn't spend $1 doing professional expert scaled down testing of the machinery he was going to operate. He was a BS artist who is NOT to be hero worshipped! Get that in your thick head!

[@WHDRWN]

@@dreyn7780 umm skitzo department

[@chrisczaj7947]

@@dreyn7780 king of the mountain 👍

[@Mercmad]

@@dreyn7780 You were quite correct there. The brock DB Tech Energy Polarizer comes to mind.

[@vesnabernjak-ord8674]

@@dreyn7780no? What have you been smoking!? He started racing at the age of 9 using a homemade go-kart he raced around on his farm. Then he moved to big league go-karting, then he made this Motor racing debut in 1969 in a little Monaro.

[@stephenwalsh1332triumph]

Brocky was CRAZY COOL 😎

[@screamurheartout333]

R.I.P Peter Brock

[@qqq2211]

A monster car thanks for posting great footage

[@LordandGodofYouTube]

Fantastic driver, Fantastic human being, he hadn't lost any of his ability, he was on it on that stage. Peter taught me to live life to the fullest, be nice to everyone even if you may not like them and to appreciate the people who have helped get you where you are. For a tea totaling vegan he's a bloody great person.

[@beano9343]

Saddest day of my life. What a legend. Love ya Brocky

[@maelradec6766]

Met peter in 1997 in Tasmania, was such a humble guy. rip peter

[@krashdown102]

id like to see the footage of the crash is this available?

[@boxboxbox624]

I recreated the livery of Peter's Daytona replica to use in Gran Turismo, as my personal tribute and to remember him whenever I see it.

[@JohnCranberry23]

in gt7? What GT7 username is it under?

[@boxboxbox624]

@@JohnCranberry23 Username is MiNmInGoVrOoM Edit: Ha looks like you found it on your own. Enjoy!

[@mortenfrosthansen84]

Any one of those trees, could have been the one. Mechanical failure or something pops into your mind for a splitsecond. Racing is dangerous

[@SanduskianPatriot]

And he died in the same week, four days after Steve Irwin.

[@Fuzcapp]

Holy crap - that's dangerous!

[@phattjohnson]

Yeah, after seeing how hard he was pushing it on a track surrounded by trees like that combined with poor weather.. I guess he reached his limit finally :(

[@TheCoolDude33]

Phatt Johnson R.I.P. Peter Brock

[@stephentaege6255]

Peter 05 this was your destiny who knew I told a friend in the 80s could U bring back a Brock 05 poster well when my friend bought it back it wasn't just signed Peter Brock wrote about 20 sentences thanking me for interest in his career now this was a man Of the people your legacy lives on forever rip cheers stevo 🍀🍀

[@beverley8987]

I do miss him he would loved what we have today saying that he would still be the master of the road thanks for the memories PETER BROCK miss your style of driving perfect Peter I was living in the USA at the time this happened I still remember my tears

[@johnj69]

@GBeckfanNY - Yes, Mick Hone was the navigator and suffered broken ribs etc but he did live, although he remained trapped in the car with Peter dead beside him for some time...

[@CyberMacGyver]

RIP Brocky. 10 years this week and Bathurst is flying the 05 flags

[@gedted1234]

R.I.P Brocky

[@PaulRobinsonRacing]

Just goes to show you how easily it can be done. Brock looked relaxed as he always did behind the wheel. A racer to the end.

[@peterhoare3219]

NOT the driving style of someone jet lagged or past it, as accused........ Just a shitty minor accident on a midly damp road with a car with stupid HP...miss you Brocky 🥰😢

[@markjones464]

I have road that road many times On .my bike , lots of Grip when Hot , and it seamed to still Be OK when wet , but when It just very light , I found it Could Catch you out , W.A Styled roads are bit like that Bitumen and Blue metal and Worn down , can be a Recipe For Disaster , if you look at Peter turning on and of wipers That what the Conditions were. It caught Brocky out , What did I learn out of this , it caught the BEST OUT , knock of 10 Km Off still enjoy it , we all want To make it Home Love You Brocky ( My mate He was , well that what he made You feel like )

[@sarinsarin7898]

That's the difference between racing on a designed race track and racing on a closed road with no safety at all except for the vehicle your in and even then things can change without warning. RIP BROCKY you were a pleasure to watch especially on the mountain.

[@naterogers080]

Died while doing what he loved most what a legend R.I.P King Of The Mountain

[@michaelcorbet2856]

Anyone know what car that is ??

[@MrFrosty888]

LONG LIVE THE KING HE WAS DRIVING A BEAST OF A CAR IN CONDITIONS HE LOVED AND WENT OUT WITH THE SOUND OF ENGINES THAT HE SO ENJOYED. Its not what anyone would want but for me he was doing what he loved n that's driving on the limit that's what peter was about pushing the car n him self like no one else could. I fucking miss him but will never forget him LONG LIVE THE KING

[@Arcticc04]

+Wog As Once you push a limit you want to break it. He died doing what he loved.

[@markcras8508]

That car looked pretty quick

[@aKiwiJoKeR]

Sadly another legend gone but not forgotten

[@MickNol-hi8jn]

Brock was an icon, Holden or Ford, I think every Aussie petrol head loved to see him in action, consummate showman, bit of a boy, but loved by all. Never be replaced, today’s crop just don’t have the charisma.

[@nostalgiaof98]

Probably the most scariest video I'll watch on KZbin, not for its graphic nature more for how close it hits to home. Both Irwin and Brock, Australian icons from a time this country was still considerably Australian. (Honestly Bathurst is miserable and puny to watch these days)

[@zac7010]

in december of 2020 currently and even today i cant work out why he drove. his ex wife said he never wanted to get old and always wanted to stay young tho so i guess it makes sense that at this point he wasn’t scared of death. i’ll never understand how the man did what he did but i’ll always respect him for it. forever a legend and changed the racing world for the better. always loved, never forgotten. R.I.P. Peter Brock.

[@chopperking007]

Did the navigator survive ?

[@qz4u]

Yes

[@antoncarmoducchi6057]

Brother in Law who does Targa and the Classic said nobody was surprised. he was reckless. thats why he was adored.

[@xbfalcon351coupe]

I drive an XB coupe but respect to Brocky, he was an awesome driver. Dunno about you but I'm kind of almost wincing watching this - knowing what happened after it, its hard not to think he's going a bit quick for the conditions..theres even a few moments in this that look a bit too hairy for comfort...I'm watching this a few hours after 2 died in Classic Adelaide 2009, and much as I love cars and fast driving, it sure as hell makes you aware of how wrong it can go...

[@qqbyrnes]

Sad loss,at least he went doing what he loved. R.I.P Peter.

[@hsvboy72]

watching this on tv put me on the edge of my seat the way he fights that pig of a car. RIP brother brock

[@vala117]

Pete Brock (Yank designer from the 60's) looks like he based the shape/design of this car like the original roof cobras that took on the Ferraris in 1964 & 1965 (won). Same top roof & rear wing. very fast cars. RIP Peter Brock.

[@jackkingsborough1898]

Absolute legend RIP

[@claylennon2895]

My Hero as a Kid Brocky, was king and Always Will be .You cant take the Hero out of the Man HE'S The LEGEND Do what he did for so many an match his ability an maby you can become a legend as well. UNTIL then Jealousy is the curse of the feeble weak Who will never reach Our MAN PETER BROOK!!!!! Missed by many

[@PeterHBne1]

I can't watch 50th Bathurst without tearing up. All the other legends are there except the one that really matters....

[@Daddy_Poppa]

At least a Holden won for him and yeh Brock was missed

[@vtssdude]

Yes R.I.P. My Idol, My Hero. Sad to see him go. But least he enjoyed life up to the very end. It was pretty though watching him handle that car, as said, he looked so relaxed in doing it. I liked his little power slide at the end when he completed that stint.

[@Alex462047]

I see that, it is not as big a surprise to me that he crashed it. That is the hardest I have ever seen him work at the wheel of a car. It must have been a very difficult car to drive - in fact I heard somewhere he said exactly that not long before the crash - it is no poor reflection of his ability. He is a very good driver and still missed. From a Ford man.

[@stevecam724]

O'Brien's is a very popular ride for bikes and most runs involve a stop at Brockies memorial. The man was a legend and died doing something he loved and defined him, RIP champ 👍

[@dielaughing73]

Fantastic driving road.

[@rosslesliebainbridge1974]

You were the best brocky

[@Gee-kb2pv]

Really sad week that , we lost Peter and Steve Erwin all in one week.R.I.P Guys.🌹

[@Ozjoker420.]

What a beast, the car sounds bloody awesome too! 👌

[@FairladyS130]

Wonder what aero testing was done with that car?

[@drivewaynats3696]

What a shocker to drive. He should have stuck with his fav brand unfortunately.

[@Detroit8V92tta]

I thought the same watching this vid. The thing seems to be scating around all over the joint. Yeah it's wet but some of those trees are huge. They ain't gunna move for nobody. R.I.P Brocky.

[@Freedom_Now_2024]

Huh? He said himself it was a nice car to drive?

[@NippyMoto]

He would have been on semi slicks which explained the skating around in the wet but other than that I do agree the car did seem to be off balance.

[@adami2140]

@H HOUR HOTEL He was testing 500hp race holdens in the 80's

[@adami2140]

@H HOUR HOTEL Keep researching, wasn't racing them. Also the vr and vs race cars were up near 500.

He wouldn’t of wanted to die any other way ,he died doing exactly what he loved passionately,don’t feel sad but rather happy and remember what this great man was all about (pushing the limits of life to the very fullest)RIP Broc

[@chrisczaj7947]

R.I.P brocky still the king of the mountain in 2021

[@ukskippy09]

brocky we will miss you so much m8

[@smoke3zone1]

Car make and model ???

[@StaticTremor]

I was upset when Steve Irwin died, but nothing compared to a few days later when I heard about Brocky. It really hit me like a truck, I remember I got really drunk that night. What a talent, what an icon, what an irreplaceable loss.

[@waynejohnson9993]

THATS WAS A VERY SAD COUPLE OF WEEKS...................LOSING BROCKY AND STEVE IN SUCH A SHORT TIME.....BOTH LEGENDS AND NOT FORGOTTEN AUSSIE BATTLERS SHOWING THE WORLD GREAT DEDICATION TO THEIR CALLING............RIP TO BOTH MEN.....THANX FOR THE MEMORIES.........

[@timdingleakajacksparrow2748]

Rip Brocky 😢

[@Sparky12355]

The passenger that was with him would have died as well???

[@jamesdoust6975]

Hi didn't

[@7071t6]

I wonder who has the in car footage, after all it should be public record and its a official race and any investigation would see the in car footage to work out just what happened? I wonder if there was any moss or worse oil on that corner?

[@hellohello8556]

Legend a lot of drivers loose the will to push the car to edge and keep it there aggressively. Brocky lived on the edge. R.I.P mate 🙏

[@dannymac322]

this video and sennas last lap are both epic final videos.

[@Designandrew]

That last leg was one heck of a drive :) Good race brocky

[@19escort73]

I think it would be pretty hard to get hold of that footage to be honest with you. It's been said that there was a camera that recorded all the data like throttle%, steering lock and final drive ratio etc. But only the Police and S.C.U were able to look at it. It's never going to be shown public. I wouldn't mind seing it myself just to get an idea of what happened. But can you imagine if it was shown to the public. You'd never hear the end of people complaining about it.

[@2009deegan]

That car had no business on the road that day. Fully over powered for the weight and how wet it was Fully analog no power options to help ya foot is the lurch control and traction control. He was not keen to drive that day either and the same day or day before another vehicle cash same spot but just clips the tree, then Brock goes in and that's that. Then make things worse still dealing with losing the king, bloody Steve the leageand irwan from a frigane sting ray. All the crocs and king browns played with and a sting ray got the Croc hunter.

[@peterhoare3219]

Brock could drive anything, any conditions It was just a crappy accident. Wheel SLIGHTLY in the wrong spot, wrong corner, all over I knew Brocky, not a bestie but had dinner with him at Baffist in '87 (I had to pay...😂) Worth every cent

[@2009deegan]

@@peterhoare3219 87 God dam I was 3. Never got to meet him sadly I was born wrong era everyone I like has died or almost has

[@peterhoare3219]

@@2009deegan I know...I'm 57 so all my heroes are hitting 70s and eighties and they are dropping like flies. And there is NO-ONE coming up in the ranks. No-one

[@2009deegan]

@@peterhoare3219 old gizzy SVG his a good driver and he say what he thinks. I watch the WEC world endurance championship he done 24hr la man's and drove great and done nz rally

[@peterhoare3219]

@@2009deegan The Gizzzz will drive ANYTHING with one or more wheels and excel at it. And he is DEFINITELY a character in a world of sponsor crushed drivers whose every word is prepared for them I love him

[@farmer3242]

Did his co-driver die too? Or did he get out for the next leg of the race?

[@vesnabernjak-ord8674]

co-driver was severely injured but survived.

[@NxDoyle]

Is the narration a reporter or a voice over guy? If the latter he's terrible. If the former I despair.

[@farmerfarmerer3847]

Did his co-driver survive the crash?

[@Brocky05]

Yes.

[@matthewkeim6375]

How could you give that the thumbs down!!!!

[@jenbill]

Wow that car was a beast sounded like it was trying to break off the lease and looked like a combination of wrestling match and street fight holding it back

[@geeks2979]

Went for the peter brock tribute cruize on Sunday absolutely awesome RIP brocky

[@Danger_mouse]

A bit of tragic preview of what was to come... A crash was inevitable in the conditions, and on an open piece of road without guardrails or fencing, there was a very heavy price to pay. Grand master or not, these are the unfortunate facts. Sad for Peter, his family, friends and many fans.

[@seanmack4552]

Anyone know who the Co Driver was?

[@Brocky05]

Mick Hone.

[@seanmack4552]

@@Brocky05 thanks mate

[@courtneyupson7934]

I fitted the tyres to that car and all his spares. I also had the unfortunate task of stripping the tyres off the rims after they returned back to Melbourne. What I found inside one of the tyres was a sobering realisation of what had occurred…

[@danztastic]

That’s crazy..no barriers just trees,no room for error.rip blocky....

[@xen0g3n]

Rally doesn't usually have barriers anyway

[@markgardiner1767]

Dearly missed ......by all.