To me it always seemed 'normal' these accident happened more often in American autosport. Like NASCAR, etc ... They all drive more agressive. But indeed, this year really is the year of the big ones. I think the rules in this racing series are just too soft, especially in NASCAR. But tbh, this is also the reason why much people watch it. So banning tailgating and stuff will all make the sport ... let's say dull. So they have a choice to make : ban all this stuff, or make the cars safer. (not saying they aren't safe now. I think they just aren't safe enough for what everyone's doing) And I am afraid due to financial reasons, they'll eventually change the rules.blizzard wrote:Well, it´s getting nasty this season...
last night Simona De Silvestro had a horrifying fire accident at Fort Worth. After Mike Conways terrible crash at Indy and Rafa MAtos´injury at Kansas, this is the third horrible accident in Indycar this season.
What do you think?
In my oppinion the cars theselves are ok in terms of safety. Obviously no F1 standard, but they´re not unsafe. But the safety teams are amateurs in this series.
It took them about 40 seconds to get Simona out of the burning car...
