These Monday Morning experts never fail to amaze me. Put yourself in her seat (though, you may have a hard time even making it through the burnout without soiling your drawers!), you are the reining world champ, it is first round, you start losing traction, don't know where your opponent is, everything is happening in milliseconds yet seems like an eternity, your brain is thinking dozens of things all at once - " what is going on....where is he in the other lane......I CAN'T loose first round.....recover, recover, recover.....ok, we're good, now stab it again to stay in front and win....". No, she certainly does not have the experience that her Dad does but these ain't super comp cars. I can absolutely see where her adrenaline would have been pumping so much that having the patience to wait the car out until it is dead straight would be tough. I have not been a John Force fan ever since Castrol took the money from all the sportsman racers plus Larry Morgan and gave it all to Force, but I can certainly see what Britney was up against that caused the crash.
So cars heading for the wall can be going that much faster prior to impact? Yes, it might prevent some of the side slaps but think of all the head-on or sharp angle wall impacts, this would NOT be a good idea.
