Remember the carrera gt crash at cali speedway?

I think this is a valid claim to be looked into, if the track was not within safety standard. In cases like this there are 2 parts, part 1 is to assign liability, hence the laundry list of defendants. From an attorneys point of view they have to sue everyone, or they can face mal-practice claims.

I also agree that the Keaton estate should not be responsible.

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I totally agree on the design aspect. I think that if porsche makes an attempt to inform the buyer of driver training for the car and reccomends it there’s no claim there either. And even then I’m unsure if I would find this a reasonable claim to make, unless Ferrari & Lambo have corp. policy to inform, offer and reccomend driver training.

As long as the track was within safety specs I agree with you. I’m sure the driver of the GT and the passenger would agree with you. Maybe the wife is not “into” motorsports…