summit point turn 9 race 7

[yetidave]

The guy doing the passing was wrong plus he has buddies who look out for him off the track.

Meaning who? Me? I'm not his buddy, I was pitted next to him. I didn't see it, I have no opinion. Just a reminder that there are three sides to every story. You disagree? Were you behind them when it happened? If the answer is "no", then you have no more opinion than I. And your statement that "the guy doing the passing was wrong" is based on nothing more than your completely uneducated opinion. See how this works?

[Hollywood]

BRICKMAN, if one cannot embrace the possibilty of dire consequence as a result of ones action, than one should not choose that action. Period.

Rubbing isn't racing, but doing what we do, stuff happens, bottom line. A certain amount of trust is placed into the hands of those around you when we do these things, some more than others. Other people will make decisions that could negatively affect you, and that must be acceptable.

Intentionally creating a dangerous situation is unacceptable, especially if you can prove it. If someone endangers you, confront them. If the result is not amicable look for a solutionand speak to the officials, that's what they do.

not trying to sound condescending, but yetidave has a very valid point. Three sides about sums it up, and until they all post, we really won't know. It sucks you feel slighted from someones actions before, it's happened to me before and hopefully you can figure out what happened and come to terms and keep racing. 8)

[BRICKMAN]

You know when I make a mistake it is alot easier to deal with, but when someone else does it it is a much harder pill to swallow. I raced 7 years ago and it seams to me there were a lot less crashes. 40 bikes at VIR in one day? maybe everybody thinks there the next Rossi or something. April at CMP 3 airlifts- I came back to have fun and not ride like a jackass on the street so if you all want to play ruff I guess I will learn to play ruff to. I will be back in Sept, but looks like the guy who started this thread won,t be back at all, so what does that say about this sport and sportsmanship?