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Doing Over 140 Mph on a Track, Went Through Gravel And Crashed Into a Tire Wall...

Doing over 140 MPH on a track, went through gravel and crashed into a tire wall.

2002 Porsche 911 996. Happened in Toronto, Canada.

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