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10 Oct 2006, 09:25 (Ref:1733788) | #26 | |
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Most things covered here already, but it may be worth reminding drivers of two trucks that single seaters have very little steering lock, so sudden changes of mind re the route back to the paddock which result in sudden changes of direction can result in us being "pulled over".
As for fire extinguishers, I'm not sure that we are typical, but quite frankly we have never seen a system in any of our cars which we would put any faith in, so in event of an on board fire we will be looking for guys and gals in orange. Those big bottles may be a pain in the bum to carry, but at least they are going to work. |
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10 Oct 2006, 09:26 (Ref:1733789) | #27 | |
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That wasn't 2 trucks, it was tow trucks
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He backed out of competing. (Which I have seen happen some years ago.) He decided to drive carefully. Regards Jim |
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