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Originally Posted by Jinx
Have heard that Rockingham have some sort of special saw dust to mop up oil spills, does anyone know anything about that and would that work in the rain?
The track was dangerous at dono, the drivers kept insisting that there was still oil on the track a lot wider than the original slick
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Speaking professionally as a geologist, vermiculite (type of clay) should work very well in this situation. As a driver, all I can say (race before that - Oldies But Goldies) it was flippin slippy when it rained - always is at Donington - I suspect that the rain brings down suspended AvGas from the takeoffs at East Midlands - I think it also brings it out of the tarmac - Mcleans was particularly bad this time (you can guess that I spun there ;-).
Chris