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17th October 2011, 11:12 #521
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Originally Posted by SGWilko
We came pretty close to losing the head of arguably the best driver F1 has ever seen. But hey ho! He knew the risks didn't he......
Rule 1 of the forum, always accuse anyone who disagrees with you of bias.I would say that though.
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17th October 2011, 11:14 #522
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Originally Posted by DanielOpinions are like ar5eholes, everyone has one.
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17th October 2011, 11:17 #523
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Originally Posted by Daniel
The very same cockpit sides that everyone is moaning about cos you can't see diddly.
Motorsport is dangerous. Whatever measures you implement to improve safety will inevitably almost always have another unwanted or undesirable consequence....Opinions are like ar5eholes, everyone has one.
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17th October 2011, 11:24 #524
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Originally Posted by SGWilko
Originally Posted by SGWilkoRule 1 of the forum, always accuse anyone who disagrees with you of bias.I would say that though.
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17th October 2011, 11:32 #525
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Originally Posted by SGWilko
Good money was spent in researching making racetracks safer; that usually involves run off areas but ovals have zero run off and actually help to funnel broken cars back onto the racing line.
Does anyone remember Paul Dana? Scott Brayton? Greg Moore? If people do, then I guess that the must deem that the rate of death on ovals appears to be acceptable, because no-one it appears is blaming the track design. So I suppose that someone dying at the rate of one every few years will continue.
Carry one then. I'll continue to hate oval racing.
In response to F1 cars on ovals previously:
Originally Posted by RolloThe Old Republic was a stupidly run organisation which deserved to be taken over. All Hail Palpatine!
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17th October 2011, 11:51 #526
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Originally Posted by RolloRule 1 of the forum, always accuse anyone who disagrees with you of bias.I would say that though.
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17th October 2011, 12:11 #527
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Does anyone think he may have seen the collision up ahead as an opportunity to make up a whole heap of places, given we know this;
Wheldon was moving his way through the 34-car field after starting from the back of the pack, which was part of his $5 million challenge to win the race. His was one of the last cars to get involved in the crash, and was sent flying from the bottom of the racetrack into the wall on the outside.
Whatever, it is a very sad outcome and a tragic loss of life.Opinions are like ar5eholes, everyone has one.
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17th October 2011, 19:12 #528
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Dan, I completely agree with you. I also thought of this thread when I read about Wheldon.
I'm proudly in the 10% minority of the poll because I think we're right. The clock is ticking and when it happens, not if, then people are going to say, "Well, why didn't he have something covering his head?" Motorsports evolve and that includes F1.
I know hardcore fans here want to keep open canopies, but F1 is a business. The sport cannot afford anyone getting killed, and an even more important point is that people's lives are at stake. We may jeer and snicker when drivers think they're almighty, but it takes a split second to see that they're just as fragile as anyone.Marco Simoncelli 1987-2011
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17th October 2011, 20:15 #529
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17th October 2011, 20:51 #530
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Daniel,
I see you've been telling Joe what they need to do over the pond to make racing there safe, rubbing him and others up the wrong way as you go.Opinions are like ar5eholes, everyone has one.
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