On the track? I've sat on the side for about 8 laps with my crashed bike watching people go by and workers forget about me. Otherwise nothing. I'm not an asshole when property and safety are involved.
This one night at the race track, I ate a "special" brownie given to me by a P3 heavy racer at Mosport. It turned out to make me FUBAR for most of the night and I got very little sleep. The next morning, I was on the starting grid on a heavily built Kawi Z1, shaking and sweating my face off. God that was terrifying and overall, a pretty shitty experience.
I spun a rod bearing at daytona about halfway down the long straight between the 2 big banks,and pulled of to the side by the lake"whatever its called". Not a single corner/track worker in sight,and if you've never stood there,the immense size of that track really starts to sink in. I seriously started to think I was going to be completely abandoned and forgotten out there. It began to feel like a concrete desertBut Yes......safety is paramount
I did the same when my clutch basket came apart and locked up my real wheel just exiting nascar 2. I am greatful for that piece of flat asphalt there as it’s hard to control a bike with rear tire popped from skidding for so long.
It's more like old hungover fat guy vs. ancient hungover fat guy with us. And it's more WHEN than IF...
I gave someone the finger once when they stuffed me on the warm up lap. First lap third corner he crashed out in front of me. I waved at him each time I passed for the next seven laps. Corner worker he was standing next to eventually started waving back probably because he thought I was waving at him since captain duouche canoe wouldn’t acknowledge me!
Exact same happened to me in 2009 at JGP in T9, but there were 3 of us lined up. I was the middle rider that ran over the lead guy when he tucked the front, hit him same area, except he wasn't hurt other than soreness. Was NOT a good feeling knowing what's about to happen, and nothing you can do. And, it wasn't deliberate, as I'm sure yours wasn't either. : )
I weaved like mad on the front straight at Willow Springs for the checkered flag in my first victory ever on an Aprilia RS250. I was DQ'd for that stupidity. I argued after the race that the AMA guys do it, but it didn't catch me any points, LOL.