2011-10-17, 10:10 AM
Satellite Wrote:Is this some kind of American wnb Formula 1 with a wide road and too much cars?
Anyway, I agree, like in Steve Jobs thread... I don't get why people are being asses over it. Sure, we don't make a huge headline about every death of a random John Doe, but do you really find this stupid or unfair? Well, if so, welcome to the cruel world. The fact is that these headlines sell and there's many who want to be informed about the deaths of certain people. The least everyone should understand is that outside what people appear in the media, they also have their "normal life". They are normal people too, with family, possibly small kids.
The IZOD IndyCar series is the highest open wheel series in the US, so yes. If you follow open wheel racing even in the slightest, no matter where you live, you should know of the IndyCar series. Considering they race one of the most prestigious events in the world, The Indy 500.
I don't follow the IndyCar series myself, but I do follow other auto racing series, so as a fan of racing it's never a fun day to see someone die in a sport you like.
Also, am quite disappoint at some of the SP users after reading this and the Jobs thread..