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In Europe, it has been a tradition that the cars (and drivers) were made to race - so they do. When some of the newer events arrived, held at Le Mans, Spa and Goodwood etc, things got even more serious as a number of ex-professionals decided to join the fun which was never a great idea as they raced against enthusiastic 'gentleman' drivers who lacked both the skill and ruthless determination of the pro's. Never a good mix. It has been notable over the years that a number of the more 'committed' drivers have disappeared due to not receiving invitations to take part.....they can, and should, be weeded out. Naturally accidents do happen but today they are are fewer and often less violent. A major accident would certainly bring out the fun police who will always try to put a stop to motorsport and people daring to enjoy themselves
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