What does KB think i should do to this prick?

[AllanB]

i said i had photographic evidence...

Good enough - use that to prove to your insured that you were not in fault.

Scan and post this evidence on KB mate - might sort out a few posts!

[jrandom]

Waaa

That's racing (tm)

[98tls]

Good enough - use that to prove to your insured that you were not in fault.

Scan and post this evidence on KB mate - might sort out a few posts!

Amen to that,all this bullshit re "suck it up" is pathetic,if indeed the thread starters telling it as it was then the dipshit should front up with some $ and walk away at least retaining some self respect,if hes not prepared to then he should at least front up to a smack in the mouth.Fuck all the legal beagle bullshit whatever happened to simple decency.

[haydes55]

Anyone who thinks the organisers should "take responsibility" need to wake up & realise that if they are expected to cover eventualities such as Tuna's then track days would cost something like $5,000 per person.

The other rider is likely a supreme fuckwit. Thems the breaks, pardon the pun.

Sorry for your pain.

What I meant was the organisers set rules to ensure participants were behaving as safely as possible. When a rider has breached these rules the organisers should be responsible to enforce their rules.

This would take time for the organisers not cost. In fact they could fine the guilty party and earn money. SNZ fines competitors if they cause crashes through stupidity at big events. I'm sure track day organisers could have the same power through MNZ?

[98tls]

That's racing (tm)

Bullshit mate,its just a lack of fronting up and sorting out your fuck up,never did anyone any harm in the past.

[Madness]

What I meant was the organisers set rules to ensure participants were behaving as safely as possible. When a rider has breached these rules the organisers should be responsible to enforce their rules.

This would take time for the organisers not cost. In fact they could fine the guilty party and earn money. SNZ fines competitors if they cause crashes through stupidity at big events. I'm sure track day organisers could have the same power through MNZ?

[Crasherfromwayback]

Amen to that,all this bullshit re "suck it up" is pathetic,if indeed the thread starters telling it as it was then the dipshit should front up with some $ and walk away at least retaining some self respect,if hes not prepared to then he should at least front up to a smack in the mouth.Fuck all the legal beagle bullshit whatever happened to simple decency.

Mistakes are made mate. It's what makes us human.

[Kickaha]

whatever happened to simple decency.

It fucked off with its mate"personal responsibility" years ago

[Crasherfromwayback]

Bullshit mate,its just a lack of fronting up and sorting out your fuck up,never did anyone any harm in the past.

What if Stoner had punched Rossi in the face last year?

[haydes55]

? Is it stupid of me to think that an organiser can tell people rules then act when someone breaks the rules?

[Maha]

Save it for the track!

[Kickaha]

? Is it stupid of me to think that an organiser can tell people rules then act when someone breaks the rules?

They probably can but chances are they'll be pretty limited in what they can do

[Madness]

...whatever happened to simple decency.

I've often wondered that myself. It appears to have disappeared a long time ago, just like Georgie Pie.

[Pussy]

What if Stoner had punched Rossi in the face last year?

That would be a valid remark if the day was a raceday or a garden variety track day.
In this case it was a training day. Someone's head would be rolling if they did it to me.

[Madness]

? Is it stupid of me to think that an organiser can tell people rules then act when someone breaks the rules?

Naive perhaps. They would enforce such action under what jurisdiction? If a club fines a member that member has the option to say "fuck you" and not come back. This was an ART day and as such participants indemnify the organisers but the participants don't necessarily have to agree to abide by the organisers rules.