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Turn Signals and DE's

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Turn Signals and DE's
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01-01-2010, 02:59 AM
Alright Terry... good point.  It never pays to argue with a lawyerBig Grin

I do not, however, agree with the general concept that safety equipment is not as important in DE as it is in racing (especially in the upper run groups). I've seen as much or more carnage and bad wrecks in DEs this summer than I did in PCA and NASA races.  In truth, most of the incidents in both venues were single car mishaps due to driver error or "running out of talent" and had nothing to do with passing in a corner or missinterpreting a hand signal.  

 
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