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12-28-2009, 12:42 PM
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There is a reason why the Track Marshall tells the spectators to keep back when standing and watching the cars fly by on the track. In the unfortunate event that someone loses control of their car in that vicinity, it is to prevent a disaster from happening.
I can't believe the spectators are: 1) Permitted to stand at the edge of the road in this video, and, 2) That they don't have the common sense to forsee the inevitable happening.... particularly at the end of a turn.
Watch and see...
http://www.trutv.com/shows/most_dari...WEcCAIlHwqbMd2
There is a reason why the Track Marshall tells the spectators to keep back when standing and watching the cars fly by on the track. In the unfortunate event that someone loses control of their car in that vicinity, it is to prevent a disaster from happening.
I can't believe the spectators are: 1) Permitted to stand at the edge of the road in this video, and, 2) That they don't have the common sense to forsee the inevitable happening.... particularly at the end of a turn.
Watch and see...
http://www.trutv.com/shows/most_dari...WEcCAIlHwqbMd2
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