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How many racers have been killed at the Daytona International Speedway?

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How many racers have been killed at the Daytona International Speedway?

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  1. That guy knows a lot


  2. 1. Marshall Teague, NASCAR stock car practice, Feb. 11, 1959.

    2. George Amick, USAC 100-mile race, April 4, 1959.

    3. Dr. Bernie Taylor, powerboat race in infield lake, June 14, 1959.

    4. Harold Haberling, NASCAR stock car practice, Feb. 21, 1964.

    5. Billy Drew Wade, NASCAR stock car tire test, Jan. 5, 1965.

    6. Don MacTavish, Sportsman 300 race, Feb. 21, 1969.

    7. Wayne Harris Bartz, lightweight motorcycle race, March 12, 1969.

    8. Talmadge "Tab" Prince, Twin 125-mile qualifying race, Feb. 19, 1970.

    9. Joe "Rusty" Bradley, Daytona 200 race, March 14, 1971.

    10. Davd Pearl, Paul Whiteman Trophy Race, July 30, 1971.

    11. Friday Hassler, Twin 125-mile NASCAR qualifying race, Feb. 17, 1972.

    12. Ricky Knotts, Twin 125-mile NASCAR qualifying race, Feb. 14, 1980.

    13. Francis Affleck, ARCA stock car practice, Feb. 7, 1985.

    14. Dr. Charles Ogle, stock car testing, injured Dec. 15, 1985, died Dec. 26, 1985.

    15. Bruce Jacobi, Twin 125-mile NASCAR qualifying race, injured Feb. 1983, died Feb. 4, 1987.

    16. Joe Young, Charlotte-Daytona Dash race, Feb. 13, 1987.

    17. James Kolman, kart testing, Dec. 27, 1987.

    18. Randy Glenn, motorcycle practice, Feb. 26, 1988.

    19. Don Williams, Sportsman 300 race, injured Feb. 1979, died May 21, 1989.

    20. Dale Robertson, kart race, Dec. 27, 1989.

    21. Julius Johnson, ARCA 200 stock car race, injured Feb. 11, 1990, died Feb. 14, 1990.

    22. Joe Booher, Florida 200 Dash race, Feb. 12, 1993.

    23. James Adamo, motorcyle race, March 7, 1993.

    24. Neil Bonnett, NASCAR stock car practice, Feb. 11, 1994.

    25. Rodney Orr, NASCAR stock car practice, Feb. 14, 1994.

    26. Michael Himes, IMSA Two-Hour endurance race, Jan. 31, 1997.

    27. Dale Earnhardt, NASCAR Daytona 500, Feb. 18, 2001.

    28. Roy H. Weaver III, Dash Series race, Feb. 8, 2003.

  3. very good But technically wrong about Bruce Jacobi. Nearly all state laws and federal state that a person must die within 1 year of an injury for the injury to be determined as the cause of death. Jacobi did die from "complications from injuries suffered" due to his condition after his accident. Despite all the legalese, I actually agree with you and consider Daytona as his cause of death.

  4. wow tbone your good no one needs to say anything else

    I'm impressed boy, your good!! thumbs up for you!!

  5. 10 points for Tbone.

  6. WOW  TBone.  You are goooood!!!

    also:

    Frank Lockhart who won the 1926 Indianapolis 500 in his first race on a paved track.blew a tire on a sharp object and his Stutz-sponsored "Black Hawk Special" flew in the air, killing him.

    1929 Lee Bible in an  attempt to break a record. Bible took practice runs and then a run for the record. Something went wrong in his second attempt, and the 1500 horsepower Triplex swerved. The machine rolled, throwing Bible to his death.

  7. Too many.

  8. 31 racers on the track, plus one on Lake Lloyd and one driver during a Richard Petty Driving Experience crash.  11 were during NASCAR sanctioned events.

    In chronological order:

    1.  Marshall Teague, 2/11/59, Indy Car Testing Crash

    2.  George Amick, 4/4/59, USAC Crash

    3. Harold Haberling, 2/21/64 NASCAR Practice

    4. Billy Drew Wade, 1/5/65, NASCAR Tire Test

    5. Don MacTavish, 2/21/69, NASCAR Race (not Cup- equivalent to Nationwide/Busch)

    6.  Wayne Harris Bartz, 3/12/69, Motorcycle Race

    7.  Talmadge Prince, 2/19/70, Duel Race

    8.  Joe "Rusty" Bradley, 3/14/71, Motorcycle Race

    9. David Pearl, 7/30/71, Trophy Race

    10. Friday Hassler, 2/17/72, Duel Race

    11. Ricky Knotts, 2/14/80, Duel Race

    12. Francis Affleck, 2/7/85, ARCA Practice

    13. Dr. Charles Ogle, 12/26/85, Testing

    14. Bruce Jacobi, 4/4/87, Duels

    15. Joe Young, 2/13/87, ISCARS

    16. James Kolman, 12/27/87, Kart testing

    17. Randy Glenn, 2/26/88, Motorcycle Practice

    18. Don Williams, 5/21/89, Busch Race

    19. Dale Robertson, 12/27/89, Kart Week Race

    20. Julius Johnson, 2/14/90, ARCA race

    21. Joe Booher, 2/12/93, Florida 200 Dash

    22. James Adamo, 3/7/93, Motorcycle Race

    23. Neil Bonnett, 2/11/94, NASCAR Practice

    24.  Rodney Orr, 2/14/94, NASCAR Practice

    25.  Michael Himes, 1/31/97, IMSA

    26. Roger Reiman, 3/5/97, Motorcycle Practice

    27. Dale Earnhardt, 2/18/01, NASCAR race

    28. Dirk Piz, 3/11/01, Motorcycle Race

    29. Stuart Stratton, 10/19/01, Motorcycle Race

    30. Michael Davis Jr, 12/30/01, Kart Week Race

    31. Bryan Cassell, 10/18/05, Motorcycle Practice

    * Bernie Taylor died on 6/14/59 during a boat race on Lake Lloyd.  Not on the track, but at the facility.

    **Robert Boswell died of a heart attack during a Petty Driving Experience ride on 2/3/08.

  9. Wow that's crazy!

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