[sp6967]

we all know that safety of the drivers is the biggest concern when the cars hit the track. since the beginning of sprint car racing things have changed for the better out of that concern: seat belts, crash helmets, fire resistant suits, roll cages, arm restraints, full containment seats, and so on. and many things have got worse: bigger tires, bigger motors, more horsepower, and so on. now people in the "know" have decided to do this and do that to make cars safer. i am like everyone else on this board, nobody has any idea what is going to work. but we all know that slowing down the cars would definitely make the biggest difference. so why haven't we heard from the people in the "know" about slowing them down. instead there experimenting, why experiment when you could just cut 100 cubic inches. slower is safer especially when your talking about the weekend warrior. and if people say that would be to expensive to do, then are those people truly concerned about safety?