It'sYourLegacy
Banned Por Vida
(Edit; thanks Sand Shark): https://www.race-dezert.com/forum/threads/call-for-support-racers-burned-at-lucerne.130958/
As far as I know, this is the most comprehensive account of what happened and most importantly how to help both racers and their families recover. The fact that this happened quite some time ago with no interest shown here is obviously indicative of what has long been feared regarding the gravitation of those 'in the know' to much more manipulative sources of interaction with racing fans. Thank God that a few brave souls took the time to not only tell this story but inform the average fan that fellow community members actually needed some help.
What obviously follows this type of tragedy (or 'used to' when forums were respected as desperately needed tools used to improve both community and safety in general in the sport) is the question of where do we go from here.
As it stands now, we have two individuals currently paying a high price for what we all should have been building and did not. This fact is evidenced by the current lack of immediate response in a first charitable and then we-will-never-let-this-happen-again manner.
If we cannot talk about what happened, why and FIX IT so that our own children and grandchildren do not suffer the same tragedies(?)....God will surely ask us all why we flat out rejected the forum tools put in our hands for the allure of...what?
These two families deserve more and every enthusiast who straps themselves in to a car moving forward does as well.
(True) Community + (never ending discussion re: Safety = (True) Offroad Legacies (period).
As far as I know, this is the most comprehensive account of what happened and most importantly how to help both racers and their families recover. The fact that this happened quite some time ago with no interest shown here is obviously indicative of what has long been feared regarding the gravitation of those 'in the know' to much more manipulative sources of interaction with racing fans. Thank God that a few brave souls took the time to not only tell this story but inform the average fan that fellow community members actually needed some help.
What obviously follows this type of tragedy (or 'used to' when forums were respected as desperately needed tools used to improve both community and safety in general in the sport) is the question of where do we go from here.
As it stands now, we have two individuals currently paying a high price for what we all should have been building and did not. This fact is evidenced by the current lack of immediate response in a first charitable and then we-will-never-let-this-happen-again manner.
If we cannot talk about what happened, why and FIX IT so that our own children and grandchildren do not suffer the same tragedies(?)....God will surely ask us all why we flat out rejected the forum tools put in our hands for the allure of...what?
These two families deserve more and every enthusiast who straps themselves in to a car moving forward does as well.
(True) Community + (never ending discussion re: Safety = (True) Offroad Legacies (period).
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