From: Dumas.Walker@f10.n1.z17064.fidonet.org   
      
   > > On the red - was it really necessary? It didn't look like they had to   
   > > do much apart from re-right some of the panels in the barrier that   
   > > were leaning, nothing seemed to need replacing.   
      
   > Commentary suggested that it was a question of avoiding running many   
   > laps behind the safety car.   
      
   Televised US racing series have been leaning heavily on the red flag in   
   recent years, often to "manufacture" a "better end" of a race.  US promoters   
   have probably gotten used to this.   
      
      
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