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Originally Posted by M3 Esq.
^ Agree with the others on this. What happens at the track should stay at the track. The privacy of the driver should be respected in these cases. They usually make an announcement at the drivers meeting that photos of anyone else's cars should not be shared on social media without the permission of the drivers. I am especially sensitive to this because when I wrecked I wasn't sure how it was going to go with my insurance company. The last thing I needed was some joker posting pics of my car with some half assed description of what happened. I felt bad enough about what happened and I didn't need to see anyone posting about it. Just my .02.
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This is why people should remove the plates at the track to prevent any trace as its inevitable this day and age to see stuff on the interwebz.
Remove you plate so there's no trace.
And most of those Driver's meetings advising against pics are funny as there geared more towards the "street" cars and def not race cars. They do this for "protection" I believe and it smells a little fishy... (think insurance)