Sad day at the track...
 

We had a snowmobile racer die at the track last night. Apparently something broke and started leaking fluid near the finishline and got under the track and lost control and hit the wall nearly head on at about 150mph. He was pronounced dead at the scene. :cry:

Thoughts and prayers sent to his family and friends.

So sorry to hear that. My condolences to his family and may he rest in peace.

Wow, thats awful... :(

That's sad to hear. I know this is going to sound kinda bad, but at least he was doing what he loved to do.

RIP.

why... that is sad news and my prayer go out to his family :( i tell ya what though... if i had a choice.... id rather be taken out of this world doing what i love most...... drag racing and sex.... both at the same time would be even better but id go out smiling :wink:

Thats horrible but everybody has a good point, rather die doing what I love than laying in a bed useless full of IV's...

well said my brother :D

Yes, it's always tragic to loose a fellow racer/ human being. With that said, at least if I happen to end up being plugged in somehow, my memories of all my races and fun car times will still be in my memory banks.......

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Thought's and prayers to his family :!: :!:


Mark

Re: Sad day at the track...
 

That's too bad....Since childhood ,,,I've always wondered..If we could only see the future 30 seconds ahead of time..I guess God,, in his infinate wisdom made us this way because he wants us to live our lives doing what mkes us happy....Think about it!!!......Dan.

Thoughts and prayers go out to his family and friends

Thought's and prayers to his family

That is sad. We have all been in near-death-experiences & wondered why we are still here & yet we read about a fellow adrenalin seeker who did not make it... like someone said before... I am glad I can't see in the future only to live in fear of it. Man you gotta respect 150MPH on a sled... what a rush.