Top 10 photos of the week: 2015-07-08
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Austin Dillon, Richard Childress Racing Chevrolet in huge crash at the finish
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10. Details in photography are important. Force India's new nose treatment is a detail worth noticing.
9. Parc fermé in F1 is hit or miss. It depends on so many factors: the driver's reactions, television crew guy getting in the way, fans celebrating around you, team members hugging their hero. In this case, although the TV guy is very much in the way, he's not distracting - in fact he helps make the picture. If you can't beat them (by going tight on the photo), make it work for you (by going wide and giving more context).
8. We are suckers for reflections. Sorry.
7. Very cool behind the scenes look at Kvyat as he stretches in the Red Bull garage.
6. Now you see it, now you don't.
5. Reach out and touch that fender.
4. Moody moment of Maldonado as he waits in his Lotus F1. Bonus points for cool visor colors/reflections.
3. Famous racing sunsets: Sebring... Le Mans... WRC Rally Poland?
2. No explanation needed here.
1. A 3,500 lbs car crashing at nearly 200mph will mangle a catchfence. Still incredible that the barrier kept the Chevrolet from flying into the stands. Bonus points for flying engine (foreground).
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