From what i have been able to read on the internet it seems that the coroner is not blaming the marshals on the ground, they did everything they could do and had no blame on the spectator area not being marked - they had no way to know it was a no go area- but he is pointing a finger those higher up who seem to be unwilling to accept responsibility. No one seems to be willing or able to say "this is who is responsible for signage and this is who is responsible for determining which area is signed." All the people who would be in that position pointed fingers at others or claimed ignorance.

The marshals on the sight DID NOTHING WRONG AND HAD NO WAY OF KNOWING THAT THE SPECTATORS WERE IN A NO GO AREA. I just want to emphasize that because I am sure they are feeling horrible about the whole thing and they did everything right.

If the TT is to survive and thrive it MUST operate in a modern open manner. Mistakes will be made and people will be hurt, it is a dangerous activity but it is HOW the organizers react to mistakes that will determine the future.

The good news seems to be that, based on statements from the organizers, they are willing to change and improve.