Near the beginning, there's also a course worker sitting in a
chair. Wonder how quickly _he_ could get out the way of a car. .
. one of the scary things about this video is that this is the
kind of stuff that the lawyers and insurance companies watch
before they decide to cancel support for autocross. Even scarier
is the fact that this was a real event involving human
casualties. It's a good example of "how not to do it" -- don't
sit down on course, don't run the course near the boundaries of
the tarmac, don't put the course near obstacles, and don't put
spectators near the course.
Scot Zediker wrote:
>
> This clip was just posted to the national list last night. I hope to God
> this was NOT an SCCA event! I saw a turnaround that went around a light
> pole and a few spots where the course was near the edge of pavement (with
> trees not far off).
>
> It might make for good ratings, but this kind of thing could lose sites.
>
> Scot
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