I think I found Nascar's dumbest driver, what do you think?

Question

R.I.P. Eric Martin. Deborah Renshaw is the worst driver and does anyone know if she still has a Nascar license or a street licence for that matter?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rl9I1FUibJA

Answer 1

That gives me chills. That is absolutely horrible. That crash is the reason that drivers have to have spotters even during practice in all Nascar series and Arca. I can't believe she didn't avoid him. As you saw, the first car to go by made it through while he was still spinning around.

Answer 2

She raced NASCAR Craftman Truck Series but lost her sponsor in 2006, which effectively ended her racing career.

EDIT - She did race NASCAR first, then switched to ARCA, and then to NASCAR CTS.  Yeah, the wreck with Eric Martin was horrible.

Answer 3

You missed it, NASCAR's dumbest driver is earnhardt jr. watch his interviews and you will understand

Answer 4

wow i have never scene that clip ever, that is amazing... but seriously how did she not miss the car? It is a pretty bulky thing and it had a little bit of smoke coming out of it...

Answer 5

WOW! I have never seen that before. RIP Eric Martin.

Answer 6

UMMM DON'T KNOW DON'T REALLY CARE

Answer 7

Wow.  That is awful!

*Your question/comment is a bit misleading.  ARCA and NASCAR are not connected.  They are completely different and separate stock car racing divisions/series.

Answer 8

One incident does not make one the dumbest driver. Maybe you should go and watch the whole racing series from when it started to now. Lots of other drivers have done alot of dumb moves, on and off the track. Unless you were in her shoes you don't know exactly what happened. No spotters, didn't even know the wreck had happened. You don't know how her car was handling. By the time she was able to see the turned car you don't know if there was anything she could have done. NASCAR even changed the way they did things after that. They started having spotters in place at all times when cars were on the track. So in reality alot of the blame for this accident falls on the shoulders of NASCAR itself.