Doran was a sales representative for Crazy Watersports Inc. Doran was driving his truck along a busy country road on his way to a windsurfing championship at a nearby lake where he was asked by Crazy Watersports to show off their products. Suddenly the windsurfing board that he had secured to the roof of his car flew off into the traffic behind him. Bessie was driving behind Doran and swerved to avoid the windsurfing board, hitting Jamil, who was cycling on the shoulder of the road. Jamil was not wearing a helmet. Witnesses stated that Bessie was exceeding the speed limit. Crazy Watersports Inc. says that it had equipped Dorans truck with a proper rack which should have made the board very secure, and that Doran must have ignored instructions regarding attachment of the board. As a result of the accident, Jamil suffered a broken arm and leg as well as facial injuries and his $3000 mountain bike was wrecked.

		If Bessie had in fact been speeding, then she would have been contributorily negligent.
		If Jamil had in fact been speeding, then he would have voluntarily assumed the risk.
		Since so many people are involved, then no one is to be held liable.
		Crazy Watersports would not be liable as their employee did not follow their instructions.