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[darwin dali]

Webber says not good enough, Dennis maintains it's adequate with medical assistance at location including a helicopter. What's your take? Probably a matter of money. I'd say if the drivers are concerned, then a small percentage of their salaries should go to improving the safety during testing above and beyond what is already there, like a health insurance premium. This would help keeping the costs of testing down and would also indirectly subsidize the smaller, poorer teams.

[Selcouth_Feline]

Did Webber give any specific areas he thought weren't good enough?

[Stephen]

You'd never get the drivers to sign up to that. However, he does have a point - a number of drivers have had pretty horrific accidents during testing of late.

[darwin dali]

I don't know details, but it sounded like the amount of medical assistance is not up to par with races (which kinda is a given because it's not an official race or anything by the FIA and sometimes only a few drivers participate at one given location).