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At 16:24 13 February 2007, John Bojack wrote:
I'm all for low-passes. That said, I think getting so low as to make hitting ground based 'obstructions' a possibility with a wing bank is a whooole 'nother thing. Exponentially increased danger factor! Spectating around racing events is always a risk...whether the crowd realizes it, or not. Consider all the reality TV shows you've seen footage of with various cars, go carts...etc and their associated parts going flying into the stand and over 'safety-barriers' into the crowd. Over-exuberant and testosteronized youth + highly perched photographer = one unfortunate accident occurence in our racing sport. Do we need to mandate mile-high finishes and safety bunkers for spectators? Life's a risk. Especially so for both the stupid and the reckless. The problem is that neither recognize their status. |
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