d1rtyc4r

A lot of people in the comments are saying people were spectating too close to such an event and it's their fault they got hit.

It looks like it's a cannonball style event, and the drivers shouldn't be racing at all. I definitely blame the moronic driver. Not only did he fail the first time, but he tried to redeem himself and hit a rev limit on end afterwards and spun out AGAIN.

fernando.

...how is it anything but the drivers fault? If you can't control your car that's your own problem.

Play stupid games, win stupid prizes.

Manga_Spawn

Yup. Drivers fault.

LUV2REV

Not sure how this is even a question, the driver is 100% at fault. The car left the bloody road and smashed into them. This is from nearly 5 years ago...

darcyw

yeah, this fence will protect us.

darcy

noodels

Fence fault for false security issue,Should have been wire reinforced concrete barrier painted in white and red with warning signs.
Bad driving is possible!! or
Richard Hammond types with fast cars coming this way beware !!..

mosesbotbol

I would put blame first on the promoter for not providing adequate safety for the spectators, and then on the driver of the car for driving erratically.

Saki GT

If it was a normal street or leaving a C&C, then definitely the driver. If it is an organized event with safety barriers, those barriers need to be more than some lightweight fences, so it's the event organizer more than the driver, not that they are innocent.

bgoetz

I am sure some judge will figure out the answer

cosmomiller

A Super Car is still under the laws of physics.