未成年卡丁车手万某在参加某体育公司场地的非营利训练赛时发生侧翻事故，身体多处受伤1。万某父亲按要求支付了460元参赛费1，万某未购买保险、摘掉护肋进行比赛1。事故发生后，万某及其监护人诉求赔偿近50万元1。
北京通州区法院经审理认定，虽然组织者张某主张活动非营利，但其作为实际控制活动的群众性活动组织者仍需承担安全保障义务1。法院判决"非营利"绝非"免责金牌"，安全保障义务来源于组织者对活动的实际控制力1。根据过错程度，体育公司因未尽安全检查责任承担50%的赔偿责任，张某承担20%的赔偿责任，万某及其监护人自行承担30%的责任1。
A Beijing court has determined that organizers cannot use non-profit status to evade safety responsibilities after a teenage go-kart racer was severely injured during a training event.1
The incident involved a minor named Wan, who suffered multiple injuries in a rollover accident while participating in a non-profit training race at a sports company's facility.1 Wan's father paid 460 yuan in race fees as required, and notably, Wan had not purchased insurance and removed his rib protector before competing.1 Following the accident, Wan and his guardians sought compensation of nearly 500,000 yuan.1
The Beijing Tongzhou District Court ruled that organizer Zhang, who maintained actual control over the event, remained obligated to fulfill safety responsibilities regardless of the activity's non-profit nature.1 The sports company was found primarily liable for failing to conduct adequate safety inspections, bearing 50% of compensation responsibility, while Zhang bore 20% for organizational failures.1 Wan and his guardians were determined to carry 30% of the responsibility themselves.1 The court explicitly rejected the notion that non-profit status could serve as a liability shield, emphasizing that safety obligations arise from an organizer's actual control over an activity.1
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