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![]() Your Donation At Work Robert Nigl (45) put a section of inflatable air barrier to the test during the 2002 CCS Race of Champions at Daytona International Speedway and was able to ride his bike back to the pits to tell the tale. Photo by John Marley/Cycle Scene Magazine. ![]()
Racing Safety An Essay On Dale Earnhardt And Daijiro Kato I think it's time we wake up and do something about this racing death problem. "Who, me?" you ask? Yes. You. If you are a racer, you have an interest. If you are a race promoter, you have an interest. If you are a track owner, you have an interest. If you are a parent, a crewmember, a friend, a fan, anyone! Too often we do nothing. TV and magazine spokespersons spout the philosophy and the sound-bite answers when someone gets killed at the track. Nothing gets done. Read the rest of this feature... |
Welcome This is the official website of the Roadracing World Action Fund. Thanks to contributions from friends, fans and family of racers as well as from the motorcycle industry, the Roadracing World Action Fund has been able to promote motorcycle racing safety, and in particular, to encourage and facilitate the use of soft air barriers at motorcycle racing events. Donate Now To help save lives and prevent injuries at the race track, donate online on our secure server, call 800-464-8336 or send your tax deductible donation to: Roadracing World Action Fund Your name will be added to our growing list of Road Race and Dirt Track of contributors. News Roadracing World Action Fund Deployed Another 25 Soft Barriers Last Week, Thanks To Your Support March 23, 2009 Roadracing World Action Fund Donations Reach $632,622.05 September 25, 2008 June 30, 2008 |
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