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Originally Posted by Dannypollock24
Different State different waiver! Lawyers help tracks with that the waivers are to protect them from getting sued! Some Lawyers are not as good as others we all know that!
The Tracks now let kids in the pits so take it up with them and quit throwing Her and other Parents under the bus for it.
She has been around racing all her life same as me I use to go to all the tracks after I got injured in my Wheelchair before I got racing again we are aware of the risks and when the cars are coming in the pits we know to move to the side to be safe as can be nothing anywhere is 100% safe not even the Stands, Actually more people get hurt in the stands from Dirt clogs and other debri from the cars! Do you sign a waiver to sit in the stands no! I understand little kids running around is not a good thing and they shouldn't be but a kid that can be carried around or confined to a stroller is a lot different! Yes the Stroller tires are to small and harder to push in the dirt but if your in a hurry pulling it backwards they roll faster and easier if that's needed to be! Just my 2 cents here and I know many that agree just won't speak out because they don't want to hear all your negativity about them!
Danny 24
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It's fine with me either way. I'm not going to get sued regardless of what happens in the pits of any given racetrack. I don't own a racetrack and at this time I don't promote any races and I very seldom have time after a race is over to even venture into the pits. If these track owners and promoters want to expose themselves to the degree of liability that comes with young children in their pit are, which by the way, comprises a very small percentage of pit pass sales, then fine by me. I mean no disrespect to any parent, just stating one point of view. There obviously are places that aren't conducive to babies and small children to be present and an active pit area is one of them. After the races are completed and everything has settled down in the pit area is another matter altogether.