Front tire skidding, resulted in a crash, any advice? I have been cycling my whole life, and for about a year I have been doing 25km a day, without any problems. I got new Vittoria Rubino 23s tires a few weeks ago and I had no problems for 3 weeks since, then I have had two crashes in the last two days. 

My front wheel skidded in a pretty slow corner (I wasn't leaning much in either of the cases). Fortunately, a few bruises and cuts, without any cars behind me at the time. 

The tire pressure was 110psi front, 115psi back. I was just wondering whether anyone could give me some tips or share their experiences with Rubino's. 

Thanks, I really appreciate any feedback.
I currently ride on Rubino Pro Slick tires, and have used various Vittoria tires for decades.

The Vittoria Rubino tires you are using have similar wet grip to what I use (dry grip will be the same). The pressures you quote are good. 

I get the impression that both incidents occurred in the same corner. If that is the case then I would strongly suspect oil on the road.

When cornering with under inflated tires, they give a characteristic sickening lurch to the side, usually accompanied by a scrubbing noise, and then they let go. This kind of crash can rob your confidence. Just take it easy, be extremely careful on that corner (or avoid it), and get well soon.