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Listen Gerard is an Olympic speed skater. Ron is his equipment manager, who is responsible for taking care of Gerard's equipment and helping him get dressed before an event. Gerard skated in a qualifying round and won it easily. When he finished, he noticed Ron had failed to fasten his helmet properly. He had not noticed it while he was skating, but it could have been a dangerous situation. Did Ron commit a tort? No, there was no negligence on these facts. Yes, this was negligence. Ron owed a duty of care and he was clearly not careful enough. Yes, this was negligence. However, Gerard should have checked the helmet before he skated, so he is responsible too. Yes, Ron was negligent. However, Gerard chose to be a speed skater, which is a dangerous activity, so voluntary assumption of risk applies