The journalist in Las Vegas 300 Indy Racing driver Dan Wheldon, who died of a massive 15 car wreck says that race conditions are such that "all the expectations, at least one or two really big bang."
A few minutes after the Las Vegas started the 300, Dan Wheldon - rather than driving. 77 - waiting tara.Kokku and damaged 15 trucks involved in a massive pileup that the driver is described as looking like a scene in "The Terminator".
Wheldon was transported by rail in a local hospital. A moment later, IndyCar CEO Randy Bernard said Wheldon was dead to "unsurvivable injuries."
CBS News correspondent Bill Whitaker reports, it was the first death of IndyCar since 2006, when Paul Dana was killed in a crash in Miami, the latest race, Wheldon won.
Annual review of the race this week in sports you blogged Wheldon S. Today and yesterday post, he wrote: "As long as I can find some speed and keep the pack, I'll do everything I can on the show."
Wheldon was racing on Sunday, team owner Sam Schmidt, whose own Indy racer was cut short when a terrible accident that left him a cripple.
During the session, in the past, some drivers have expressed concern about the track at speeds approaching 225 mph
"We all have a bad feeling of this place, especially in the high bank, and how easy it is to go flat," said the driver Oriol Servia. "We knew this could happen, but it's just very sad."
A few minutes after the Las Vegas started the 300, Dan Wheldon - rather than driving. 77 - waiting tara.Kokku and damaged 15 trucks involved in a massive pileup that the driver is described as looking like a scene in "The Terminator".
Wheldon was transported by rail in a local hospital. A moment later, IndyCar CEO Randy Bernard said Wheldon was dead to "unsurvivable injuries."
CBS News correspondent Bill Whitaker reports, it was the first death of IndyCar since 2006, when Paul Dana was killed in a crash in Miami, the latest race, Wheldon won.
Annual review of the race this week in sports you blogged Wheldon S. Today and yesterday post, he wrote: "As long as I can find some speed and keep the pack, I'll do everything I can on the show."
Wheldon was racing on Sunday, team owner Sam Schmidt, whose own Indy racer was cut short when a terrible accident that left him a cripple.
During the session, in the past, some drivers have expressed concern about the track at speeds approaching 225 mph
"We all have a bad feeling of this place, especially in the high bank, and how easy it is to go flat," said the driver Oriol Servia. "We knew this could happen, but it's just very sad."
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