Bart Bones

Wendell Bartram · 6/3/11, 7:43 PM

Who is in charge of providing a safety crew at an event..? Is it the track owner or the sanctioning body. I saw major carnage at a recent sprint car race,and they were lucky every one walked away.At no time did I see an offical looking crew.

sprinter25 · 6/3/11, 10:53 PM

Normally, the promoter is the one responsible for providing the ambulance(s) and the safety crew. Most sanctioning bodies have some wording in their contracts regarding the tracks' obligation to provide both the ambulance and fire protection. But most sanctioning bodies don't really check out exactly what the promoter provides.......

jim goerge · 6/3/11, 11:19 PM

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Originally Posted by sprinter25

Normally, the promoter is the one responsible for providing the ambulance(s) and the safety crew. Most sanctioning bodies have some wording in their contracts regarding the tracks' obligation to provide both the ambulance and fire protection. But most sanctioning bodies don't really check out exactly what the promoter provides.......

....and that right there should be a crime...imo.

Russ · 6/4/11, 9:32 PM

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Originally Posted by mortboyz

....and that right there should be a crime...imo.

lol

6/3/11, 7:43 PM	#1 Bart Bones
Wendell Bartram Member Join Date: Apr 2011 Posts: 5	Who is in charge of providing a safety crew at an event..? Is it the track owner or the sanctioning body. I saw major carnage at a recent sprint car race,and they were lucky every one walked away.At no time did I see an offical looking crew.

6/3/11, 10:53 PM	#2 Re: Bart Bones
sprinter25 Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 547	Normally, the promoter is the one responsible for providing the ambulance(s) and the safety crew. Most sanctioning bodies have some wording in their contracts regarding the tracks' obligation to provide both the ambulance and fire protection. But most sanctioning bodies don't really check out exactly what the promoter provides.......