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Message: [QUOTE="Nashy, post: 2078214, member: 1976"] Yes, it was a tradgedy, and yes, racing is a dangerous sport, as is any sport really. I do however think the comments of seasoned drivers should be taken into account with this corner. They were complaining about it years before Cooper had his accident there. I know it makes for good racing, but for me, good racing doesn't involve crashes, and the drivers complaining about not liking it. I think if the drivers complain about something, it should certainly be looked into. And I don't believe looking into something is just admitting that it is within CAMS guidelines. They really need to re-evaluate the racing standards in Australia, and see where safety can be improved. I mean, they are throwing around, or at least were, the idea of changing the cars from production cars, to purpose built cars like NASCAR. This should be a very last resort where there are other things they could change first. I don't think I would be interested in the V8's if they did get rid of the production cars. They can put as many Ford or Holden stickers on a purpose built car, but it doesn't make up for the real thing. Thoughts? [/QUOTE]

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