What does KB think i should do to this prick?

[D3ADLYTuna]

Oh, my bad, forgot everything you read on the internet is the truth... LOLOL

[Katman]

Never signed one that didn't absolve everyone there.

Really Drew?

I'd be surprised if any waiver you've signed absolved anyone other than the event organisers and associated helpers.

If you can show me a waiver that absolves everyone involved on the day (including participants) I'd be interested to see it.

[Drew]

Ok. If thats the case he's fucked and I withdraw my support. It will never get to court either - time will tell I guess.

I'm not certain that the one he signed is the same, I haven't seen it. But I have done a lot of track time in one form or another, and always had to say I don't get to go anyone for damages.

[Drew]

Really Drew?

I'd be surprised if any waiver you've signed absolved anyone other than the event organisers and associated helpers.

If you can show me a waiver that absolves everyone involved on the day I'd be interested to see it.

Starting to sound like I need to read the non race ones more closely. I'm sure it's the same as the race one, but these roosters seem sure of themselves too.

Two men say their Jesus, one of them must be wrong!

I still think it's fuckin rank to go for damages from the guy. You were going fast (by your definition), which is the point of going to the track. Going fast has a high risk, the circumstances of crashing were unfortunate, but it's still just a shit happens thing to me.

[Katman]

[/I]I still think it's fuckin rank to go for damages from the guy. You were going fast (by your definition), which is the point of going to the track. Going fast has a high risk, the circumstances of crashing were unfortunate, but it's still just a shit happens thing to me.

Drew, an accident occurred as a direct result of someone doing something they had strict instructions not to do.

Why shouldn't they be held accountable?

[Drew]

Drew, an accident occurred as a direct result of someone doing something they had strict instructions not to do.

Why shouldn't they be held accountable?

Because it is wetting an already slippery slope. Start this shit, and racing will eventually get some fuckwit with a bad attitude who shouldn't be on the track, blaming someone else for a crash and getting paid for it.

How I see it.

[Katman]

Because it is wetting an already slippery slope. Start this shit, and racing will eventually get some fuckwit with a bad attitude who shouldn't be on the track, blaming someone else for a crash and getting paid for it.

How I see it.

It wasn't a race.

It was a rider training day.

[short-circuit]

Because it is wetting an already slippery slope. Start this shit, and racing will eventually get some fuckwit with a bad attitude who shouldn't be on the track, blaming someone else for a crash and getting paid for it.

How I see it.

Ya fuct that one up for yourself

http://tinyurl.com/9ed4e

[DEATH_INC.]

are you a little bit slow

Yes he is.

[Drew]

It wasn't a race.

It was a rider training day.

I can read.

But it was on a racetrack, and if courts start getting lots of dicks making these claims, it's downhill pretty quick.

He went on a race track and increased his risk of crashing by his own choice, the crash might not have been his fault but it definately wouldn't have occured if he hadn't been there. He'll do whatever he wants, everyone does. I just don't like it.

By the way. Anyone who says something as stupid as, I've studied top racers going over there, so I was doing it right, or words to that effect, is going to crash of their own accord anyway.

[DEATH_INC.]

It wasn't a race.

It was a rider training day.

Correct, and one of 'em obviously needs more, probably what he was there for.
But it still doesn't count out the number 1 rule of being on the track, which is 'SHIT HAPPENS!'
Get the fuck over it and leave it the fuck alone before rider training and trackdays end up being 50kph bubble wrap parade days.

[Crasherfromwayback]

It wasn't a race.

It was a rider training day.

Get the fuck over it and leave it the fuck alone before rider training and trackdays end up being 50kph bubble wrap parade days.

I think as Drew has said...it's a slippery slope.

If everyone starts getting taken to court...it'll all be over before you know it.

[Virago]

Just out of interest, has there been any admission of attempted undertaking? Is it possible it was a failed attempt at avoiding a collision with someone who braked early and hard? Just sayin' like...

[BoristheBiter]

Two men say their Jesus, [I]one of them must be wrong!

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There's a protest singer singing a protest song.

[Katman]

But it was on a racetrack, and if courts start getting lots of dicks making these claims, it's downhill pretty quick.

If we once start seeing race day organisers stipulating no undertaking then I'd agree we're on a slippery slope.

Until then, if a training day organiser stipulates no undertaking then that's just the way it is.