[Shotimes] Re: Rookie Significant Others

[Mark Blacknell]

I seriously doubt you'll see any "legal" problems with such a set up, 
Ian.  However, your questions are timely - what, exactly, is it behind the 
thought process that presumes women should be in a separate class than men 
on a track?

My guess is that it's simply a function of age and ignorance, in this 
instance.  Of course, it's not just Don - it's a pretty pervasive attitude 
in motorsports, and one that tends to drive women away from it (who wants 
to fight to be accepted as regular member of a club?).  It's a shame, really.

At 03:47 PM 2/16/2003 -0500, ianf@eden.rutgers.edu wrote:
>Yeah, but I still don't see the logic behind the idea. What is the
>diffeence between a male driver without track experience and a female
>without track experience? Seriously (no jokes). Legally, it could be a
>nightmare.
>
>sorry for the typos (no spell check at work and no time to check)
>
>Ian