Bullet
Nitro Member
After watching Roberts Hight's fire yesterday and subsequent thrash to get the car ready, already being resigned to forefeit the race due to safety reasons, followed by John Force's 'rant' I would like to post the following poll:
Should race teams be able to substitute a chassis in the event that it is damaged to the point that it's integrity is in doubt?
I am split on this.
Part of me says that winning a race involves not wrecking on Sunday.
On the other hand, these teams have so much invested that it is almost a crime to make them pull a perfectly good car apart to piece together a potentially compromised race car.
From a safety standpoint, allowing the teams to change cars would remove any possibility of a damaged race car making a run after an accident.
Should race teams be able to substitute a chassis in the event that it is damaged to the point that it's integrity is in doubt?
I am split on this.
Part of me says that winning a race involves not wrecking on Sunday.
On the other hand, these teams have so much invested that it is almost a crime to make them pull a perfectly good car apart to piece together a potentially compromised race car.
From a safety standpoint, allowing the teams to change cars would remove any possibility of a damaged race car making a run after an accident.
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