To: | washburn@dwave.net |
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Subject: | Re: Superspeedways |
From: | Paul Foster <pfoster@gdi.net> |
Date: | Mon, 01 Nov 1999 14:08:04 -0500 |
washburn wrote: > > Paul Foster wrote: > > > > There is no defense for superspeedways. Shit will continue to happen but > > we don't need to encourage it by building structures with hard obstacles > > inches away from cars that are doing way over 200 mph. Fontana is a > > virtually brand new venue and it still suffers from the same safety > > problems that all superspeedways suffer from. If you want to build safe > > superspeedays tear down the walls and give the drivers some runoff room. > > But no - that would ruin the experience for the fans who enjoy sitting > > on the outside of the turns so they can see all the grisly incidents > > close up. The track owners insist that the organizers are to blame by > > allowing the cars to run that fast but it is really their fault by > > constructing a popular nuisance. > > Just as a clarification, Greg hit the inside wall, not the outside as > you imply in this note. Sorry if I gave that impression. My point is that there is no runoff on the outside and very little on the inside - both of which could be corrected if the inconvenience to the fans could be overlooked. Paul Foster |
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