You tell em!

What happened the night before?

Guarantee you there still was people probably wearing t-shirts under the suit and not proper underwear. See it all the time even if rules state you must wear the underwear. Also there was an ambulance there. It's pretty common for a track to call in another ambulance as a transport or standby ambulance. A lot of times the ambulance on site has paramedics trained to deal with racing situations, accidents and extractions from race cars. So if they can get the person stable enough, they will call in a transport ambulance, to keep the race trained ambulance at the track. So they can continue racing. I have seen several friends get transported out by ambulance. I was also almost transported out by ambulance. They called for the transport ambulance, but before it arrived I decided I didn't want to go. (Worst decision of my life.)

@@GPSjammer In Southern Oregon the feature was called after 13 laps when Angelique Bell crashed in turn 3, breaking the fuel cell, methanol fire burned her bad, track had no more fire extinguishers and didnt feel safe

@@camsterrr jesus, thank you for the info

Last year or the year before Brian Crockett took it over and they put dirt back on it. I remember in the 90's it had dirt on it too.

@@chappybmx ok, so I wasn’t imagining things. From having seen the asphalt video, I can definitely say it’s much better as a dirt track- it just has a great layout and shape for that surface.

Don't like it? Just simply don't watch 🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️

Racing highlights are COOL. Interviews are BORING!!

You’re complaining about watching it for free. Grow up

Said the same thing about your mom last night.