Re: FIA analysing Kovalainen crash
Who Needs Fenders? wrote...
John Briggs wrote:
forty wrote:
Thank heavens they are seriously investigating the poor medical
response. That kind of delay is unacceptable.
I don't think they could have got the medical car there any quicker without
red-flagging the race.
They could if they should take (another) queue from ChampCar/IRL: adopt
a professional "Safety Team". A team that (1) travels with the circus,
and (2) are stationed about the track in strategic location.
In the event of a major shunt, the crew heads to the scene as soon as it
is reported, even before the SC is called and the medical car can roll.
To be honest; I've always been surprised that the FIA, with all the
safety rules in place, they appear to have the worse plans in place for
driver safety _after_ an incident.
Just my 2-cents...
Read this and attempt to digest it
http://www.singaporef1.tv/forum/comments.php?DiscussionID=44
Then sdd a bit of clue - the world is not all English speaking.
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