On 10/26/04 1:35 PM, in article ldomain,
"Here to there" wrote:

Except that's not the way it frequently happens in real life.
Rapid steering wheel movement at speed is one way that people
manage to flip cars, even when they haven't hit obstacles or
gone off the road. Around here, the tow trucks do a
land office business in the winter when the local students
decide to do donuts in the parking lots, and flip themselves. ;-)


Ummmm NO.

I used to teach for a few racing schools that included Skip Barber Racing
School.

Your answer is wrong, very wrong. The way you flip is to hit a curb while
traveling sideways, NOT Rapid steering wheel movement.

Nice try though, but your wrong.

Eric Fletcher