22 February 2010
The Team’s worst case scenario happened on Saturday 20 February at Masterton Motoplex when Parry was involved in an accident in the camaro.
The good news is Parry will be fine in time. He’s still in Masterton hospital in severe pain because of broken ribs and massive internal bruising. There were NO internal injuries or surgery needed. The drs and radiographer were absolutely blown away that he didn’t have any other injuries.

Well the car is another story…  The car is in the process of being stripped down as we speak and our Team will be pulling out all stops to get it back to its former glory. Not this year, perhaps next.

All three of his daughters have told him he WILL NOT be driving it again! As you will know from photos and video footage the craftsmanship in the build was second to none and absolutely saved his life. The rollcage did not budge but bits around it did.

We’ll post updates as Parry improves.

Cheers, Kerry Hunt, family and team

UPDATE: Wednesday 24 February 2010
Parry was discharged from Masterton hospital today and is starting his rehab at home. He will be out of action for a while as his body recouperates from the trauma it encountered.

Thanks again to everybody who has sent through messages of support and offers of help. It is very much appreciated.

Parry especially wants to acknowledge his team. They have been absolutely awesome in taking care of our family during this time and getting the car sorted out. The team did not want Parry to see the car in its damaged state so it has been completely stripped down to the chassis. They have compiled a list of what new parts are required and what can be repaired. As mentioned before the build of the chassis was second to none and the majority of it withstood all impact. Overall there was very little damage to the chassis.

As you’d expect we’re out for the rest of the season but we’ll update the website periodically with the progress on the rebuild of the car.

Cheers, Kerry