I did, about 1000 miles ago... everything was bolted down tightly, and everything was done right... I dont' knowd what happened

 

Fire your mechanic! Just might not have been torqued down enough. Of course, you don't want to over do it either and strip the threads. Wonder if it would make sense to put a very small amount of anti-sieze compound on the area near the head of the bolt so it doesn't work its way out like that.

 

You should have shut your engine off right away. just like SEVNT4 said, if everything else was coated with enough oil. You should be fine.

 

Everything seems fine so far... So i'm hoping that things stay o.k.

 

not everything was bolted down tightly, and not everything was done right... You don't know what you did wrong.

...but you did something wrong.

 

Still no signs of major problems with the car... It's going to the dealership to get an alignment, and to get the motor checked out. I did find out how to post smaller pictures, so here you go...

 

Thanks!! now I can see them in one frame Good luck at the dealer

 

I was back to the scene of the accident today... Still hasn't been cleaned up ... I should probably report it so it gets cleaned up, a bunch of idiots keep driving right on through it like it's mud Thats why there were tire marks in the oil in the pictures, a caddy just blasted through doing about 30

 

Nice car Roller. glad to hear everything is ok.
Rick

 

youve got the best looking wheels on the s2000 IMO
sorry about what happened though