NHRA statement on Atlanta incident (1 Viewer)

[Bubba]

https://www.nhra.com/news/2018/nhra-statement-atlanta-incident

UPDATE ON TOP SPORTSMAN INCIDENT: It is with heavy hearts that we report Randy Alexander of Harvest, Ala., passed away at a local hospital after sustaining injuries in an on-track incident at the NHRA Southern Nationals in Commerce, Ga. NHRA and the entire racing community extend their deepest condolences and their prayers to the participant’s family and friends. We also ask that everyone respect the family’s privacy during this difficult time.

 

[mikebcurve]

Just terrible

 

[tx_trojan]

RIP brother.......

 

[TooTall999]

R.I.P.

 

[Pete]

Deepest condolences. Rest In Peace

 

[Paul]

Sad news, thoughts and prayers to his friends and family.

 

[Jimbo]

I love drag racing but not when things like this happen.
My thoughts and prayers to his family and friends.

Jim Hill
www.nostalgicracingdecals.com

 

[Con]

"Happened at a truck stop"?
It was a on track racing accident.
And there were stcameras and video

 

[Nunz]

"Happened at a truck stop"?
It was a on track racing accident.
And there were stcameras and video

I think he just posted on the wrong thread.

 

[Jer]

I thought it was pretty classless that fs1 didnt even mention anything or have a special moment for him on tonights show.

 

[mastertone]

we all get comfortable forgetting this is a very dangerous sport, Prayers to Randy's family RIP brother!

 

[Sean D, shondoo]

I thought it was pretty classless that fs1 didnt even mention anything or have a special moment for him on tonights show.

I kinda' wondered about that myself......

Sean D

 

[mike]

On all Access during the invocation it was mentioned, and to pray for him and the family.

 

[Jack]

The National FS1 audience does not watch all access. A mention in memoriam should have been made on the regular broadcast.

 

[NITRO JUNKIE]

I thought it was pretty classless that fs1 didnt even mention anything or have a special moment for him on tonights show.

I thought they should have stopped racing for the day

 

[stitcherbob]

NHRA (and ESPN) knows how to handle these things...we all saw this...Paul Page had the unenviable task of telling race fans what occurred on the track that day