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IRL racer dies in crash

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that was messed up, i couldnt believe when i saw the crash.

 

it happened in homestead.

im sorry and i feel bad for the guy and his family...but damn...what do you think is going to happen at 200 mph? this sport is about the mortality factor and watching traffic...i dont get it

im sorry and i feel bad for the guy and his family...but damn...what do you think is going to happen at 200 mph? this sport is about the mortality factor and watching traffic...i dont get it

 

What do you think about everytime you get in a car to drive to work, school, movies, mall, etc?

 

 

Because guess what? There is more of a chance of you dying in a regular car crash than in a racing crash.

Wow....that's very sad stuff. Indy is today, right??

 

 

The Indianapolis 500 is every Memorial Day weekend.

 

It's true that there is much less of a chance of a driver dying on the racetrack than on the road. (The IRL cars actually go about 45 mph faster than stock cars at their fastest which greatly increases the number of the rate of injury in IRL accidents as opposed to NASCAR accidents)

 

RIP Paul Dana. :(

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