19-12-2006, 22:14
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Mosley zegt nog eens dat de rijders maar hun bek meoten houden.
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In his exclusive column in this month's issue of F1 Racing, Mosley claims that track safety is now so complicated that only the FIA's appointed technical experts are able to judge the situation correctly.
"Safety has become far too technical for anyone but the specialists," wrote Mosley. "For example, a GPDA director once told me that he would be safer on wide slicks because the cars stop quicker.
"I said that even I could prove on one sheet of paper that slicks were more dangerous - the greater the grip, the worse the accident. 'But would I understand your calculation?' he asked.
"Yet, today, things are even more complex. No driver would want to redesign the electronics on his car, so why try to overrule our safety experts."
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