ZERO NASCAR DEATHS SINCE 2001
Posted 08/31/10 at 9:19 AM PDT by |
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Say what you will about the quality of Sprint Cup racing -- and as you know we've said plenty -- NASCAR has made the sport safer for participants. Since Dale Earnhardt Sr. died at the 2001 Daytona 500, NASCAR has had 917 races and zero deaths. Check out this in-depth look at NASCAR safety.
NASCAR learned from tragedy to make racing safer (SI.com)
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nascar is cool i think that they need to be spectacular crashes more of the time