The word we got from the crew back then was that one of the water hoses had let go and he slipped on his own water out of the gate. This is backed up by the fact that you can see a small puddle or something on the line where the car left from.

How ridiculous. They're constantly wadding up these NP cars.

@@foghornleghorn8536 um no. Some of the cars have been around for 10 plus years in the no prep scene. Also crashes are bound to happen to everyone no matter what you race on just a matter of time. People crash cars at nhra events pretty much every event and they’re on prepped tracks.

@@UnhingedCanadian Your comment: "Racing no prep takes way more skill tuning your car not only for power management but suspension, chassis, tires etc." What would you expect would be the likely outcome of a type of racing that required "way more skill tuning your car not only for power management but suspension, chassis, tires etc." More wrecks or less wrecks.

@@foghornleghorn8536 exactly the same amount of wrecks if the people racing in it are more skilled and are real no prep racers. If you take a bunch of lesser skilled regular prep drivers that race brackets at pristine tracks all day then yeah sure it’s probably more dangerous and there will be more wrecks. This is stated as a no prep race tho so don’t enter if your tuning skills aren’t up to par. I don’t see all the hate no prep racing is no more or less dangerous then bracket racing if you have people who know what they’re doing. As for the guy who crashed I heard he’s a bracket racer he probably should have been more conservative since he isn’t as experienced in the field of no prep. Also doesn’t help that he didn’t lift his foot until he was damn near already pointed at the wall, total driver error.

​@@UnhingedCanadian" no prep racing is no more or less dangerous then bracket racing if you have people who know what they’re doing." How many of the top drivers in NP have wadded up their cars multiple times. End of story.

No kidding, I hope John can get his car fixed up soon, that thing is killer during regular bracket races.

​@@NolanRempelbracket racing sucks but is a good tool to get started but only for that. Ran foot brake and 6.50 index for a few years before I grew up and started really drag racing

@@damianlindsey6177 Bracket racing only su*ks when you're not good enough to be good at it

Oh hell yes. I used to bracket race down in Florida in the late 70's. I had a turbocharged 71 camaro. Back then, most folks didn't understand, let alone know, what a tubocharger was. Lol I got away with it for a little over a year. Won a lot of races "sandbagging " lol. Once they realized it was a little more than a "exhaust gas recirculator" as I referred to it, game over, they stuck me in a heads up altered , I didn't stand a chance. Lol

@@briansmith5469 Well in this instance it is. We have numerous exits, one safety truck at the finish line, one at the very end, ambulance is usually either in the middle or at one of the others

Another clu e less Troll

@PASQUALE-j7w Yep, up here at SGMP. Same thing.

@@PASQUALE-j7w I 10000% agree with you, but every time I’ve asked about it it’s the same answer: “That’s just part of the culture”

@@davidkeeton6716 Spectacle and money, this was the series that used to be on the Discovery channel. Not my thing either per say but I mean those seats never get even close to full on the regular prepped weekends. Even Doorwarz wasn’t that busy, so clearly there’s a market somewhere

So we should stop Football and head injuries, Swimming with sharks, MMA and Cte, Hockey! Blah Blah Blah! I guess we should all stay indoors and be SAFE!? Livin' on the edge! Aerosmith👍✌

Ah yes because tackling somebody is the same as racing a car at well over 100 mph on the low end yes great argument you have vanquished the masses

@@NolanRempel What's Vanquished mean? 🤔

@@micron3268 You are MORE than happy to look that up yourself!

Jan’s left sides were just barely outside of the groove, I think that combined with John wrecking next to him caused him to lose control when he throttled up. He may have just barely been nicked too it’s a tough angle to tell for sure though. This is a No Prep event though something neither of these drivers are used to, on a track properly prepped for the classes they usually run they practically never get squirrely like that.

I hear the white Camaro just barely grabbed the chutes on the red car. But watching the video now doesn’t look like he had popped the chutes at all

@@stevenlaxton3618Unless maybe he caught them before they deployed? Just hard to see though.

It's a little hard to handle a car at speed under power once you get hooked in the rear end.

One day, don't expect anything before the fall. Real busy at the track, and with online work. Got next to no free time.

Hey! Unfortunately since making this I've gotten a new PC and a lot of files like this one were lost in the transfer, so there's nothing I can do unfortunately. Moonscraper was the program I used, it's free and very easy to use, so if you really wanted to you can feel free to remake it yourself!

@@NolanRempel Thanks for getting back to me! All's good. I might try to recreate it soon !

@@carlosarturopaezgonzalez5571 If you do, let me know and I can pin the comment to a new download link

i continue to ask myself this very question

When I feel like it 🤷‍♂️

i didn’t think it was possible but he found a way to

Ended up in the wrong folder :🤷‍♂️

One day