That was awful! Glad he's OK!
Couple feet forward of the cockpit and I don't think the outcome would have been good. Amazing how much these cars dissipate the impact energy.
Amazing cars and drivers. Dixon said he can't wait to come back and race again next year.
I was there today. It was on the opposite side of the track from me, but when I heard the radio call my stomach dropped. Way too close to the way Wheldon went out. Waiting to watch the local replay now. Awesome race, probably one of my favorites. I was pulling for Helio at the end, but Sato taking it was good.
Kiwi's we are tough buggers
Dixons crash stopped my heart. So closely resembling Wheldons.
Glad their all ok. Gonna be sore tomorrow. Was rooting for Alonso & Rossi.
Glad for Sato.
One hell of a race!! When I saw 1/2 of the car first sitting there before they showed the replay I was sick to my stomach... and then the replay. Holy sh*t- as noted, if he'd hit 3 feet forward we'd be comparing it to poor Greg Moore.
He was so composed in the interview (though he was limping when going away from the interview)- I'd be shaking so hard I wouldn't be able to talk, or change my underwear!!
Glad for Taku- find the racer.com interviews with Robin Miller and Marshall Pruett- only wish they'd been doing the TV rather than ABC. 3 hours of Eddie Cheever is pretty painful...
Dixon wasn't driving, he was flying his car and he was out of control.
Helio went under him. Excellent video looking back on Helio's car.
Good race. Go Sato.
The high light though was Fred. I stopped watching after Alonso broke his Honda. Funny thing though, the only reason he was at Indy for the 500 was because his daily Honda F1 power unit SUCKS. Jenson rode around at the back of the pack until his Honda broke.
Maybe karma hitting Alonzo leaving Honda F1 to do Honda 500???
Eddie Cheever is a dipshit.
truly amazing ! Can't believe anyone could survive the G-Forces on the internal organs. Anyone familiar with internal trauma ?
As far as G forces go, Seabass' survival is even more amazing. Up and walking 2 days later with crutches, and he didn't even lose consciousness. Unbelieveable!!
Compare that to the poor unfortunate Gordon Smiley - youtube that if you can stomach it...
(and next weeks' races are on ABC again, so we have Cheever for another 2 days...)
OUCH
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