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redfiona99There will be no review of the Japanese Grand Prix because it has become obvious that the people running the Japanese Grand Prix do not care about previous Japanese Grand Prix so I don't see why I should.
What could have happened to Pierre Gasly is unforgiveable.
Motorsports will never be completely safe, but that just makes it more important that people who run races reduce risk where possible.
Having a tractor-type truck on track while drivers are racing in poor visibility in rainy conditions that lead to poor ability to control the car is a known danger - https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/formula1/63190448
Jules Bianchi sustained the injuries that killed him at Suzuka in precisely those circumstances.
After the investigation, once that combination of factors was identified, everyone involved with the Japanese Grand Prix and Suzuka circuit said "never again". I don't think doing the same thing 8 years later counts as never again.
What could have happened to Pierre Gasly is unforgiveable.
Motorsports will never be completely safe, but that just makes it more important that people who run races reduce risk where possible.
Having a tractor-type truck on track while drivers are racing in poor visibility in rainy conditions that lead to poor ability to control the car is a known danger - https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/formula1/63190448
Jules Bianchi sustained the injuries that killed him at Suzuka in precisely those circumstances.
After the investigation, once that combination of factors was identified, everyone involved with the Japanese Grand Prix and Suzuka circuit said "never again". I don't think doing the same thing 8 years later counts as never again.
