Can hardly blame them, it was wise to sit behind the safety car for the time they did, given the conditions, nothing you can really do about it. Only complaint really is perhaps they should've gone to red sooner, with aquaplaning such an issue.
Sure. Let's go racing and have a farcical race because GTFan24 thinks IMSA are scared. Let's ignore the views of drivers who are saying the standing water is getting worse and worse.
People would bitch if IMSA kept the race going and people would bitch if IMSA red-flagged the race. I'd rather either of the two that happened over most of the field joining Tommy Milner in the wall since the two fastest points of the track are the two slickest points of the track and having a farce of a race with most of the field crashed out.
It always annoys me when people have this attitude considering it's not their money or wellbeing at stake. If the people actually participating in the race say it's unsafe, it's probably unsafe
I'd guide you all towards some motorsport that hasn't actually stopped right now, but unfortunately the WRC has just finished. Shame that, because it was absolutely cracking.
I'd guide you all towards some motorsport that hasn't actually stopped right now, but unfortunately the WRC has just finished. Shame that, because it was absolutely cracking.
Well yes, if you consider him winning in a Citroen (!) with a sticking throttle (!) by 2.2 seconds (!) from a man with a faster car (!) 'unsurprising'.
Bang on 9am, and the safety car is going once again. A long red flag period, but it was needed, though still raining, the conditions are much more race-"able" now.
