Enzo Crash in Utah?

OMG, Thats the first I had heard of it, it might be in one of the more local sections

 

S/N 131320, Richard Losee...

Miraculously, Mr. Losee is still alive after that accident, which happened around 10a.m. this morning. A few injuries, but surgery won't be necessary. Officials say had he been in another car in an accident like that, he wouldn't be alive.

Before anyone starts, it should be noted that this accident happened during a controlled rally. One portion of the rally consisted of "high speeds", where police officers would clock you. They would then write you a ticket and your fine would go to charity. The road on which this portion of the rally was conducted was closed and supervised by the proper authorities.

Losee participates in many rallies and this is just one of many ways he gives back to the community. My sincerest regards to him for a speedy recovery.

 

Glad to hear that he is OK and using the car for what it was intended.

Didn't he have over 15K miles on that thing already ?

 

Was this the T-top Enzo? I hope the owner is ok!!

 

yup, that is an Enzo. Or was an Enzo for that matter.

don't know about the driver (plus passenger) , but I assume the worst

 

Just see this thread in the Super Ferrari section

http://www.ferrarichat.com/forum/showthread.php?t=115760

 

That nose and door sure do look like an Enzo.

 

Its sad to hear one of the most driven Enzos is now gone. The owner is always sharing his passion so I'm glad to hear he is ok.

 

Apparently he wasn't too bad, see link to other thread

http://www.ferrarichat.com/forum/showthread.php?t=115760

 

My thoughts and prayers are with him.

 

Just glad he's ok

 

So sad. I was reading an article he wrote about his enzo in the latest Road and Track. He seemed so happy


btw, We should lock this thread NOW to prevent the usual idiot comments...

 

When I saw Mr. Losee in May, in San Francisco, I believe he said he was closing in 30,000 miles. He sent me a picture of the odometer many months ago and the mileage was over 20K.

 

He wrote an interesting article in the September issue of Road & Track about the high speeds he has attained in his Enzo. Good article if you anybody wants to take a look at it.

 

So if he can handle high speeds how did this crash happen? I'm guessing there was some sort of bump in the road which caused him to lose control. Does anyone have more info on how the wreck happened?

 

Just reinforces that even in "controlled" conditions this is a dangerous passion.

Glad his injuries are not life threatening. Best wishes to Richard Losee for a speedy recovery.

 

Still no details on this... I think the general assumption is that he lost control, but any variables that contributed to this tragedy have not yet been spoken of.

 

I sincerely wish for him a quick and full recovery from his injuries!

 

Wow, very sad to hear. Hope he makes a speedy recovery!

 

What a shame. I'm glad he's ok, he seems like a cool guy who really knows the value of a Ferrari.

RIP Enzo

 

Glad to hear he survived. Hoping for a speedy recovery.

 

Sounds like he will be OK, that is the important thing. As for the rest, it is just a car.

 

Best regards to him and his family, and rifledriver, you are right: it is just a car. However, I think of all the Enzo's destroyed up to this point, this one is the biggest loss. I hope that he can find just as much joy and do just as much good for others in another car as he did in this one.