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31 Oct 2003, 20:05 (Ref:769572)
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Can anyone help me pass my degree?
Hi guys, just wondering if any of you can help me? As part of my final year at Uni, I'm doing a dissertation comparing the visual behaviour of normal drivers and racing drivers. Anyone know if/where I can get hold of motor racing accident statistics? If any one can give me any help, I'd be most grateful.
On a more marshalling note, see any of you at the Trucks at Donington?? |
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31 Oct 2003, 20:43 (Ref:769614)
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I don`t know tax dodgers these days!! My best "effort" (if thats the right description) would be to try the MSA (http://www.msauk.org/) or the FIA (http://www.fia.com/). Other than that can`t help except formula ford race always guaranteed a incident so 100% crash to race ratio!!!
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31 Oct 2003, 23:30 (Ref:769749)
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Try the back pages of Professor Sid Watkins book for Stats. for F1/FIA events. Haynes do a book called Safety might be of help.
May we ask why are you doing such a dissertation? |
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31 Oct 2003, 23:57 (Ref:769765)
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Bill Bryson: It is no longer permitted to be stupid and slow. You must choose one or the other.
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1 Nov 2003, 11:37 (Ref:770010)
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I would be interested to know where the normal accident figures are coming from too.
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Warning - Motorsport is dangerous let's keep it that way.
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1 Nov 2003, 11:41 (Ref:770013)
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This would interst me too, so when you find any info could you forward it to me please.
Cheers, Scott |
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Hmm...maybe...I dunno...really... could do...no....maybe not! Told ya he wldnt make it!
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1 Nov 2003, 14:53 (Ref:770133)
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 Many many thanks, knew I could get some help here! I will check out all sources. The normal road accident stats can be found on the department for transport website www.dft.gov.uk, it's really in depth and you can get stats for just about anything associated with roads and traffic! Quote:
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1 Nov 2003, 17:53 (Ref:770224)
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I've just been trying to get around to reading this which may be relevant : http://supervroum.free.fr/pilotageetcerveau2.htm
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1 Nov 2003, 23:32 (Ref:770421)
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Try Formula Vees
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2 Nov 2003, 00:22 (Ref:770454)
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Good luck cookiemonster seems to me you have a LOT of work to do do not spend time replying to idiots questions.
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