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Baz, my own perspective from being on the deck is that a crowd trying to help is additional stress, more questions, more difficult, more confusing.

One person helping, one person directing.

If Look needed additional help, he could have asked.

The only time I have seen the need for a crowd those there first called for help, so the crowd arrived, including me.

That was when a youngster at a race track went unconscious and exited a track full throttle, angled just right to miss all the barriers to stop him and instead continued full throttle into the parking lot.

We had to pick a SUV up and off him.

Once that was done, and I helped pick up the SUV there was already the track ambulance on the way, there were racers I knew had more medical knowledge than I had, so I left to get out of the way.