Hall v Brooklands
Court of Appeal, England[1933] 1 KB 205Bench: Scrutton LJ, Greer LJ, Slesser LJ
A spectator attending a motor race voluntarily assumes the ordinary risks inherent in such an event. The club had taken all reasonable precautions. The defence of volenti non fit injuria succeeded. The risk of a collision and crowd injury was an ordinary risk of motor racing which the spectator accepted by attending.