Mate of mine had a little accident today at Brands...

[Housey]

He was lucky there that he didn't get collected once landed.

 

[MrSix]

Yeah "toe in the radiator" means putting your foot flat to the floor!

I liked his facebook status updates during the day:

Friday @ 7pm: "its that time again...Time to shake and bake! Next stop, Brands Hatch...." *photo of his pristine Golf on the trailer outside his house*

Saturday @ 11:15am: is shaking... And quite literally baking in the kent sunshine with Mr F.. Hoping to add 'overtaking' to that list within the hour!

Saturday @ 9pm: has shaken, overtaken... And er break-en... Oops..

 

[stoke1863]

If he had an Astra VXR Nurburgring Edition he would have held that

 

[The_Abyss]

Yeah "toe in the radiator" means putting your foot flat to the floor!

I liked his facebook status updates during the day:

Friday @ 7pm: "its that time again...Time to shake and bake! Next stop, Brands Hatch...." *photo of his pristine Golf on the trailer outside his house*

Saturday @ 11:15am: is shaking... And quite literally baking in the kent sunshine with Mr F.. Hoping to add 'overtaking' to that list within the hour!

Saturday @ 9pm: has shaken, overtaken... And er break-en... Oops..

Now that is a man both alive and comfortable with what he's done.

 

[MikeHunt79]

Did someone tell him to do a barrel roll?

 

[tankskun]

I figured it as he was accelerating hard i.e. foot to the floor i.e. toes touching the radiator

I could also be wrong!

Foot to the floor would be the more common expression.

Thanks for explaining, never heard "toe in the radiator" before.

Probably a rusty floor in an old Golf like that. Probably nailed the brakes and broke through the crusty panel and ended up with his foot next to the radiator

Or not

This theory cracked me up

 

[bledd]

lucky he managed to straighten out the amount he did before hitting the barrier!