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Racing Safety Articles
Air Barrier Installation
We follow the trusty corner workers while they set up the soft barriers at Road Atlanta for round 4 of the AMA Superbike Series July 2003
We follow the trusty corner workers while they set up the soft barriers at Road Atlanta for round 4 of the AMA Superbike Series July 2003
April 13, 2004
An Essay On Dale Earnhardt And Daijiro Kato
Every time someone dies, the same ritual is repeated. Safety is our first concern, we say. The dead person is remembered for his hard work and competitiveness.
Every time someone dies, the same ritual is repeated. Safety is our first concern, we say. The dead person is remembered for his hard work and competitiveness.
December 17, 2003
Learning From Accidents
Our foundation started our racing safety research for 2003 at the WERA Regional race at VIR in mid-March. Since 1999 we have been gathering information from accident studies in order to improve our program for teaching efficient methods for ambulance workers to use at racecourses.
Our foundation started our racing safety research for 2003 at the WERA Regional race at VIR in mid-March. Since 1999 we have been gathering information from accident studies in order to improve our program for teaching efficient methods for ambulance workers to use at racecourses.
October 09, 2003
What Happened to My Brain?
A primer for those who use their helmets for the intended purpose.
A primer for those who use their helmets for the intended purpose.
July 01, 2002
Time To Standardize At-track Emergency Treatment
It is time to begin to standardize systems to improve the consistency of care for athletes who race motorcycles. This does not require new thinking. The lessons are known; effective systems have been developed already.
It is time to begin to standardize systems to improve the consistency of care for athletes who race motorcycles. This does not require new thinking. The lessons are known; effective systems have been developed already.
March 01, 2002
What Does Racing Teach to the Street?
An article all street riders should have to read.
An article all street riders should have to read.
February 02, 2002
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