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If your racing for a living thats great, but if your husband worked in an office would you feel obligated to go visit him while he performs his day to day tasks? If this is the family's livelyhood at stake wouldnt the racer/father be able to better perform on track without the distraction of a child in pits? I can understand supporting a loved one in what they do. However if this is veiwed as a job that brings stability to the familys economic foundation then there is zero need for added chaos, and increased risk to a nights work i.e. racing.
IMHO
Greg Miller
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