I then spent the last seven hours on the way home, sitting behind one of those horrible people who insist on pushing their seats back into your space at all times and are not even civilised enough to sit up at meal times, unless ordered to do so. I know that passengers have a right to do as they please, but there is also a thing called “airline etiquette” which is an informal way to behave in a civilised fashion, given the restrictions imposed with airline seats. Anyway, there are always a few people who don’t get it, and one is left with a lot of time looking at the scalp of the person ahead of you. As I watched The Revenant, I was sad that sharp knives are not allowed on flights because scalping the person in front seemed, in my state of some fatigue, like a perfectly reasonable response.

It's easy to assign blame in a situation like this to either Busch or the woman, who was the only person in the path of Busch's car. But, at least initially, this doesn't seem to be a case where there's any fault. If you watch the GIF closely, an official had to jump out of the way of Busch's car. And Busch's car appears to be traveling underneath a rope dividing parts of the garage.