More than half the deaths investigated by the B.C. Children's Commission between 1995 and 1998 involved boys killed in car accidents. The report says the accidents are often a direct result of speed, alcohol or failure to wear seatbelts. Auto races are a macabre celebration of speed, alcohol, and tobacco, and many more innocent young people will die in mundane hatchbacks and minivans as they emulate their racing heroes. Of those who die in speeding cars, in many many cases, alcohol will play a major role. And lest we forget, it is Molson who is responsible, in Canada, for the persistence of the blood spectacle known as the Molson Indy.
Auto racing is a sport whose time has come and gone.
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