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7. Not an unusual response from the racing community

Sat Feb 8, 2025, 10:50 AM

Feb 8

His son was in his 40s. I've been involved on the sport for most of my life in various capacities and the vast majority of my friends are racers

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Death of girl, 7, in Florida raceway crash fuels grief amid sport's popularity [View all] Zorro Feb 8 OP

Who would support this after losing a son to the same "sport"? Diamond_Dog Feb 8 #1

Not an unusual response from the racing community MichMan Feb 8 #7

Not accurate according to the link MichMan Feb 8 #4

Could go 80 mph, but restricted to run slower in her age group MichMan Feb 8 #12

Yes, and I never stated the girl was doing 80 mph. sop Feb 8 #13

I do MichMan Feb 8 #3

Life lessons? oberle Feb 8 #5

You're right MichMan Feb 8 #11

That may be true but a lot of people have died of Wonder Why Feb 8 #14

You killed her so STFU. twodogsbarking Feb 8 #8