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31 May 14
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Always thought it was mental to watch this sport close up 
dont be silly
i think we all know it is very dangerous, they cant control 10 miles of 'track'
Stupid comments like you have just posted would make it a none spectator sport, then what is next, cycling ???
i think we all know it is very dangerous, they cant control 10 miles of 'track'
Stupid comments like you have just posted would make it a none spectator sport, then what is next, cycling ???
Not even headline news in the Mail..if the accident had occurred in the South it would have been an entirely different matter
ISonko...time to close it down then....if they can't protect the spectators....3 families destroyed
then they want to increase police patrols on ordinary roads - every time I go out I see ar4oles risking others lives on the roads!!
I have only been on a few short runs locally recently - twice cut up with big black sporty types in and out on a dual carriageway. !! cants!!!!
Black Range Rovers are least considerate....they feel nothing can hurt them
May 31, 2014 -- 5:02PM, Ibrahima Sonko wrote:
cant protect, part of the attraction.
Darwinian selection then
Yes , presumably people know the risk they take when observing high speed action close up and they then proceed to take it.
If they don't understand the risk they're probably too stupid to survive ( and pass on 'stupid genes' to another generation)
If they don't understand the risk they're probably too stupid to survive ( and pass on 'stupid genes' to another generation)
ffs, darwin was in 1800, im pretty sure im not stuck in the past like you ?
Next thing you will be telling me that news stories from a war zone is very dangerous...................
wnakers like you would ban high jump
Next thing you will be telling me that news stories from a war zone is very dangerous...................
wnakers like you would ban high jump
I think you will find that you are the w@nker , sir !
Leopard must SURELY be on a wind-up in this thread... he can NOT be serious!
On a similar note, how dangerous did that North West 200 races looka couple of weeks back.I know a rider was killed(video on youtube is shocking)but what chance have they got if they come off, into the kerb with nowt but a leather suit to protect them.
watched it once on a gravel hairpin , fooking scary. soon stood on a bank exiting the hairpin
There have been tragic accidents in the past rallying...they had a program on BBC 4 recently
They have detuned the cars
But I am afraid watching this close up is always going to be dangerous, they still go pretty quick, one mistake
the driver loses control, who knows where the car is going to end up
Still life aint risk free, we all die anyway
the only suggestion is to fence in the entire rally, but not sure this is practical and spectators would lose some of the thrill
a tape normally in place was missing
They have detuned the cars
But I am afraid watching this close up is always going to be dangerous, they still go pretty quick, one mistake
the driver loses control, who knows where the car is going to end up
Still life aint risk free, we all die anyway
the only suggestion is to fence in the entire rally, but not sure this is practical and spectators would lose some of the thrill
a tape normally in place was missing
they were closer than they normally are at this point, they should have been 30 metres back
one of the dead was a photographer, well I am afraid that was part of his job
the other two were spectators, there are injured as well
one of the dead was a photographer, well I am afraid that was part of his job
the other two were spectators, there are injured as well
After deaths in crowds at motor racing. Massive safety measures were put in place.spectators are well back from the track nowadays.
RIP the 3 dead .
Hopefully some proper preventative safety measures are now put in place and adhered to .Terrible waste of life for what should have been a fun day out .
Hopefully some proper preventative safety measures are now put in place and adhered to .Terrible waste of life for what should have been a fun day out .
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