My Video of the weekend.

[Evan]

No-one likes being humiliated in public, I think we can all agree that had the roles been reversed and someone came on our forum attacking one of our members we'd jump to their defense as well (well except for RJ). I certainly support Chad's post, but I think it could have been a little more diplomatic.

There is a difference between being un-deservingly slandered and thereby humiliated in public, and accurate accounts of someones own behavior humiliating them. I have zero sympathy for the latter, they brought it on themselves.
On the other side of the coin, dan's post was a "Press Release" which are notoriously word-smithed to take out any kind of negativity. Thats just the style of it, and I dont think that Dan meant it as an accurate account of the incidents, and just wanted to give a writeup about the overall weekend.
ALthough FWIW, I think Chad you did the right thing by posting there.

I believe the risk of public humiliation is a great deterrent to jackassery. Ive seen people do stupid shit on track and think they could hide behind their helmet and car. If we had public announcements of incidents, license revocations, protests, etc that would make some people think twice. Hell, SCCA posts that stuff in the newsletter.