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Helmet cameras are good for reviewing exactly what you were looking at, well, kinda anyways.
A helmet cam would not be best in a car since it will probably be too high and either hit the roof or get poor visibility because of the top of the windshield.
I still like what Stikypod has to offer. It is proven and does not cost too much.
I know what he means about not wanting to get stabbed if he gets in an accident (god forbid) and also the race track officials will have something to say about it!

http://www.stickypod.com/race_camera_mount.html

Quote:Did you know that:

    Most race cameras can make time lapse Races that last for several hours.
    You can mount your camera to any smooth surface in your race car.
    You can setup your race camera mount on your dash in the front or back.
    Our race camera mounts can be used with any consumer or professional camera.

Here are some Sticky Pod facts:

    Suction Force: 200 pounds! (that's how much force it takes to pull the Sticky Pod Original or ProPak model straight off)
    To Release: Just roll up the edge of the suction cup with your finger to release the vacuum pressure.
    Dimensions: Rectangle - 11-1/2 X 9-1/2 inches, triangle - 8-1/2 X 9-1/2 (locked down in place)
    Extensions: solid black anodized CNC machined aluminum rods (not hollow tubes)
    Construction: All metal, no plastic at all.
    Weather Climate: sub-zero to 105 degrees F (it doesn't get any hotter here in Denver)
    Duration: Up to 30 days when sitting still, around 4 hours in a very hostile (off road or racing) environment.
    Speed Limit: At least 175 MPH! (We do not know the Sticky Pod's speed limit!)