In late October, journalist Jill Singer wrote a piece on the death of Moto GP rider Marco Simoncelli. The feature fire up a huge and at times aggressive response from the motorsport community, and it's not hard to see why, with comments such as. "It's as though supporters can't face up to their complicity in how these young men came to die. They try to rationalize their dangerous thrill-seeking by saying the men died doing what they love, and in the next breath they talk of 'tragedy' and their disbelief when someone dies".Jill goes on to suggest that we as motorsport fans actually "get off" on road trauma, "but it's not just squeamish women such as me (and I have seen more than enough road trauma in my life) who suspect that people are getting off on the carnage", and finishes off her piece by interring that fans have a part to play in death of a rider : "So for those who now grieve for Simoncelli, as yourselves : Isn't there perhaps just a speck of blood on your hands?
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