Potential For Human Error: Something To Consider When Picking A Team Name…

Potential For Human Error: Something To Consider When Picking A Team Name…

© 2004, Roadracing World Publishing, Inc.

Categories:

Copyright 2004, Roadracing World Publishing, Inc.

On page 103 of the October 2004 issue of Roadracing World, a report on the WERA National Endurance Series 6-Hour at Summit Point is headlined “Velocity Crew Wins…”

A photo caption on the same page refers to “Velocity Crew…”

A hint of the problem with that is provided by the opening sentence of the race report, which starts out “Team Velocity Racing’s…”

The overall race win and 1st in the Heavyweight Superstock class were taken by Team Velocity Racing. Velocity Crew Racing, another team in the series, took 5th overall and won in the Mediumweight Superbike class.

Roadracing World regrets and apologizes for the error, which was made in the editing and layout process, after reporter Beth Wyse turned in her report.

Team Velocity Racing, not Velocity Crew Racing.

We’ll try not to make that error again, but really, is a little originality in team names too much to ask?

Latest Posts

British Superbike: Race Two And Race Three Results From Oulton Park

      More, from a press release issued by MotorSport Vision...

Moto2: Roberts Leads World Championship Heading Into Le Mans

Moto2™: Roberts in the hot seat on the road...

MotoGP: 850cc Engines And Many Other Changes Starting In 2027

Welcome to the future of MotoGP™: new bikes in...

ASRA: Race Results From Pittsburgh International Race Complex

Race results from the ASRA Championship Series event held...

British Superbike: Race One Results From Oulton Park

      More, from a press release issued by MotorSport Vision...