Well, the news thus far is about as positive as we can expect. Now DaMatta is on the road to recovery. Albeit a hard and arduous road, but nonetheless we can now focus on his recovery. He has his friends and his family, he has the unvelievable support from the fans and the utmost respect from his fellow drivers. Respect is something earned, not given and DaMatta has certainly earned it. I look forward to seeing him drive the new Panoz next season in Vegas.
In a way, it’s a blessing that my camera is broken right now, because I don’t know that I could be up for creating an Overheard at the track or something similar. Its tough to laugh these last few days. Although, having said that, lifting some spirits under these difficult times is certainly something I’d like to do (my own too). I don’t know what will happen in Denver, whether I will have a camera or not. Right now, it looks bleak. But we’ll see. Ultimately it’s a Champ Car decision.
I’ll write more about Denver very shortly. Its been difficult looking forward to the race last week, but I think under the positive circumstances we can soon start looking ahead and forward to Denver, which has been an event that you can literally see grow and grow since the inaugural race a couple of years back.