- Driver Dafydd Evans, from West Wales, fell sideways while climbing the hill.
- The red, white and black Ford darts into a couple of bathrooms just before a curve.
This is the moment a racing driver runs out of luck: when he goes down a hill and crashes into a row of portable toilets.
The red, black and white painted Ford jumps over the top of the hill at a rally at Epynt Military Ranges in the Brecon Beacons.
It then swerves as the driver struggles to maintain control, before launching into a pair of green dips just before a bend.
And when it makes contact, a spool of white toilet paper can be seen exploding as it hits the ground, unraveling against the gorse.
Driver Dafydd Evans, from Aberaeron, west Wales, breathed a sigh of relief as he confirmed no one was “wiping their asses” at the time and everyone involved emerged unharmed.
The 26-year-old, who works for a car parts supplier, was unable to speak to MailOnline as he is currently on another rally, just three days after his accident.
The red, black and white painted Ford jumps over the top of the hill at a rally at Epynt military camp in the Brecon Beacons.
It then swerves as the driver struggles to maintain control, before launching into a pair of green dips just before a bend.
When it makes contact, a spool of white toilet paper can be seen exploding as it hits the ground, unraveling against the gorse.
But he said he was unmoved by the accident, adding: “We survived.”
He continued on social media: ‘Thank you everyone for your messages and concern last night and today, it means a lot. A shitty day, you could say.
‘A rally to forget in the mountains, as we left the road in SS6 at high speed. It could have been a lot worse, looking at the videos, but we are both fine, which is the main thing, and the car can be repaired.
‘We enjoyed what we did and the times were up there, considering Stefan’s lack of time in the car and Epynt’s experience compared to the top five. We will be back!
‘For anyone wondering, no one was wiping their asses in the doorways!’
The ‘easy’ driving event at Epynt Military Ranges was organized by the Forresters Car Club and the Forest of Dean Motor Club, and featured 10 short competitive stages.
The military backdrop was requisitioned for military use in 1939, and the Pitstop Garage Pengam Dixies Challenge Rally garnered more than 130 entries this year.
Upon discovering that the driver was fine, other racing lovers took to social media to mock the unfortunate drivers.
One, Gaz Nash, laughed: “It gives a whole new meaning to ‘oh c**p’!”
Another, Paul, joked: “The only ones who got screwed there were the driver and the navigator!”
A third said: “When the shit hits the fan.”
And a fellow competitor, Bob Gibbons, joked: “I’m so sad about your incident because you said the car could be repaired.” We’ll see you both shortly.