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racersedge @ May 13th 2008 2:10PM
Bummer. We are not supposed to die while participating in a racing spoof of racing. But it just proves the point that racing of any kind has its ultimate hazards. I love watching racing, and I always hope for the best when there is a bad incident. My first meaningful racing moment was hearing over the radio that Bill Vukovich had gone over the outside wall at Indy and had been killed. I was less than 10 years old and living in California at the time.