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Racing isn't worth a life

Published: Monday, April 3, 2006 12:00 a.m. MDT

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It was sad that the rookie Paul Dana died on the racetrack the other day. There's a wreck in almost every race. Most of these guys are ticked off at each other and drive like crazy to get even.

I can't believe sane people would sit and watch guys going around in a circle 200 mph.

This dumb "sport" isn't worth giving your life for.

Bill Simms

Bountiful

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