Originally Posted by Sailorgoon

Good God that's horrible. I have to feel for the family that lost two at once, but it's safe to say that they did not suffer, what small condolence that is.

This hobby/sport is a dangerous one, but track deaths are not overly common. This is why the racing belongs on the track and not in the street. Any of you who think you know what you're doing when you're at 100 on the highway really have no clue. This was a professional, with a car made to go fast and work well...not a mass-produced people mover.

Be careful out there. Nobody wants to go out before thier time.