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I happen to like both drivers in question. And I don't have a huge problem with paybacks. But at a track that fast, the possibility of one getting into the stands is very scary, not only for anyone involved, but for what it would do to racing in general. Racing is a dangerous sport even for the spectators, but I think they could keep this kind of retaliation to a minimum if they would suspend any driver more than a lap down for any contact. If they are more than a lap down, they are usually just cruising for points. If they aren't then they are probably planning a payback. For the few that could actually get their lap back and still be a factor in the race, they shouldn't be a problem since they would need to be clean in order to catch up.
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