New photo Trainee teacher, 19, who feared he was going to be late for work died in head-on crash

A 19-year-old teaching assistant who faced a race against the clock because he feared being late for work died in a head-on crash doing 71mph on a sharp bend, the inquest heard. 

Harry Simons, lost control on the A149 Cromer Road at Thorpe Market, Norfolk, with his speed being recorded at 71mph on a telematic device in his silver Vauxhall Corsa just 17 seconds before the crash.

His girlfriend, Jo Farquharson, said he left her home in Beeston Regis for work at 7.32am on March 21st this year 'later than normal' by about 12 minutes.

Teaching assistant Harry Simons, 19, lost control on the A149 Cromer Road

He had to be at St Nicholas Primary School 40 miles away in Great Yarmouth by 8.30am.  

The trainee, of Hethersett, Norfolk, swerved into the Cromer-bound lane and was hit by another vehicle at about 7.50am.  

He died at the scene, while the other driver, school nurse Emmalene Chisholm, was left with 'serious, life-changing' injuries, the Norwich inquest heard. 

Just 17 seconds before the crash, a telematic device in Harry's car recorded his speed at 71mph

Harry's family issued a statement following the inquest.

The statement read: 'We are still coming to terms with our devastating loss and to learn that speed was a factor in Harry's accident has been very difficult for our family.

'Harry has paid the ultimate price for one moments lapse in judgment.

'Harry was loving, generous and compassionate and never wanted to let anyone down, in this case it meant rushing to be at work on time.

'We continue to love and miss him every second of every day and take comfort in knowing how well thought of and liked Harry was by all.' 

Dean Lee said he was overtaken by the Corsa at about 7.45am as he travelled on the A149 towards Thorpe Market.

Reading Mr Lee's statement, coroner Yvonne Blake said 'Mr Lee confirms he was travelling at 50mph and that the Corsa was travelling a bit too fast for the conditions.'

The Corsa 'rotated clockwise' and crossed into the opposite lane.

Mrs Chisholm, a school nurse who was driving a Hyundai Tuscan, was unable to avoid the crash and struck his car.

He died at the scene, while Mrs Chisholm suffered spinal injuries and nerve damage.

A report by PC Graeme Brookes said the Corsa's loss of control was caused by a 'lift-off oversteer'.

He said that's caused when a front-wheel drive car approaches a bend at 'very close to its limit of adhesion' and throttle pressure is suddenly released.

This reduces the rear tyres' grip and causes the car to slide.

PC Nick Metcalf said evidence from the telematic device suggested that speed and inexperience was a factor - the inquest heard Harry passed his driving test in April 2017.

No alcohol was found in his blood or urine, said the coroner, who recorded that he died as a result of a road traffic collision 

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