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Join Date: Nov 2009
Location: London, Ontario
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I agree it is very rare to have an actual crash. When the occasional spin happens it seems it is often due to either the student trying to chase a faster car/driver (as was said above), or the student is trying to pull away from, or keep in front of, a faster car/driver that has come up behind him.
I think the vast majority of people who track cars would qualify as "type A" individuals, so the competitive nature is hard to keep in check.
Unless there is a weather factor or fluid on the track, a spin or crash when the student and instructor are away from traffic is very very rare.
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