[bjohnsonsmith]

Originally Posted by Nikki Katz

I'm not a fan of the vsc and am skeptical that they would have used it in the case of bianchi's accident (men and a crane on track at the point where a car has just aquaplaned off the road - why would that not be a safety car in the first place?), but I've got to say that it's a much better idea than what indycar currently have. If the track isn't marshalled enough to leave the pits open during a safety car then it's got to be the solution. At least bourdais is a decent driver, that race that huertas won a couple of years ago was just a sham

I thought the VSC worked well at Monaco.