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14 Mar 2004, 13:28 (Ref:905081)
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The Marshal - Issue 15
The latest issue of The Marshal has a front page headline 'Volunteers taken for granted?'. Inside 2 experienced drivers, Martin Brundle and Barrie Williams both appear to critisise Clerks of the Course and other officials for not understanding what it is like to drive a racing car.
As a former 'Novice' driver and now a Flag Marshal I wonder how many FIA International and Super Licence racing drivers have ever become Clerks of the Course as a way to improve the way their fellow drivers are treated and to broaden the knowledge of those who did not have the skill, or opportunity, to become successful drivers? |
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