
:get some remote cameras or boom cameras. If you can't get a boom camera, get one of those courtroom artist guys to draw a picture and distribute it over that WWW thing all the cool kids are into.....
I think ever since Dean and Main Event video pioneered "dynamic" camera work, the media industry has gone "stupid" crazy overboard....they can't seem to settle on typical angles, and feel the need to "spice" it up by adding weird camera angles that offer nothing other than a change, but then the interesting angles are usually short-lived....I'm tired of seeing the TF angle from the wing over the engine...but I haven't seen that under car tire view forever (which I found very interesting)
if you go to the track, last thing you want is a swarm of media and camera booms blocking your view, if you're at home, last thing you want is a swarm of spectators blocking your view...