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That is a very good point and the solution lies in physics. A car travelling at speed through Adelaide's destructive turn 8, hitting a concrete barrier is going to keep travelling down the track until it comes to a halt. It will skid along skimming the wall as they do. If a tire barrier was installed instead, chances are the car will crash into the tire wall and exert all of its force into the tire barrier to which the tire barrier will spring back, which will repel the car back onto the track (Like a pool/snooker ball off the cushion) likely back onto the racing line. I know which I'd prefer. Good question though ukfan758
Weren't they discussing nascar's "safer barrier" at one point?