I see both sides of this the "where there is blame there is a claim" is heading like the good old USof A who seem to be dictating their way of living all around the world, when to be honest they should be sorting their own yard because it is not great,
People are growning up with this now fixed in their heads and are waiting for the "easy money" claim, i have seen it many times and it winds the f**k out of me, when you have honest poeple that DO need to claim.
Health and saftey law over here as gone stupid, and if we are honest they are in place to "cover ar*es" so they do not get stung with a law suit, and it is killing the joy of everything from these poeple that are not in the real world sat behind a desk making all this rubbish up on stupid amounts of money a year.
I agree that you need a line of does and don'ts, thats life as we were all dragged up with the wrong and right rule, unsure if that is being pushed now in this day and age as we are our own worse enemy, we have made life far to easy.
It would be a shame to see yet another shared fun days killed through red tape, but is that not why you have your marshalls that you are paying for in the price, to black flag the n*b heads and throw them off track before they kill someone?
M-m
Edit:- just read it, i can understand why the chap as claimed as he wants to put the car back right, but i think there was a bit of rubbing of the hands and £ signs put into play, but at the end of the day it is a track day ,and you risk damage to your pride and joy, ,this is the way i see it, if you are worried about hurting your pride and joy, don't do a track day, if you understand there is a risk, then take it on the chin and do a track day, the problem you have is most are going on in their pride and joys that they have spent hours and hours bringing them up into something special, and wingh like a b*tch when something happens, he could not control the car and spin out, his toy was to much for him and he pushed it to far to find his limit ....he found it and throw his toys out of the pram, the other chap did not control the car to miss it, end of,lack of experience on both parts, they are both to blame, it's a track day ,and the frill ,the buzz, the chase,and the risk playing racing car drivers, in your pride and joys