Giok, it's easier to kill people if you've got a gun, or a fast car (in a public place). The actual conditions of Hammond's crash are not the issue; the problem is that Clarkson's attitude encourages people to take risks (self- assessed, and usually ill- assessed) in public places.

Maybe there ought to be subsidised racetrack burnups for drivers who want them, and instead of fining speeding or dangerous drivers, they lose their entitlement to their day out at the fair.