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I came home from work and turned on NASCAR qualifying at Texas Moter Speedway and saw this unbelievable crash. Rookie Michael McDowell was able to get out of the car, walk to the ambulance and come out of the care center with nothing more than a few bumps and bruises.
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Thats unreal. There is another angle of this wreck at http://www.nascapper.com right at the top of the page. An unbelievable wreck.
Just. Damn. Thank God NASCAR put in the SAFER barrier and made the drivers wear the HANS.
No way he would have walked away from that crash a few years ago.