I tend to doubt there is some sinister coverup. If true, that is unacceptable in matters of life and death. The powerful racing empire, whose financial success depends on fans and publicly traded companies, mostly has itself to blame for a story that has spun out of control. Let's just say that the France family isn't into full public disclosure. Of course, there are times when information should be private.
Safety is one.
Obfuscation, evasiveness and arrogance do little to further the search for truth, particularly when drivers' behinds are on the line in the name of commerce. St. Petersburg Times. All rights reserved.