Re: Speeding cars get green light on Texas highway - Racing - ESPN

[Guest guest]

Sounds like an expensive ticket to take a chance on committing suicide.

Personally, it's stupid-no- just plain ascinine. Open road racing like that has

too many variables, including " critters " on the road. I wouldn't do it----- not

even if they GAVE me a car to drive.

 

Whoever is covering EMS for this stunt, I hope you guys HAVE NO CALLS!

Especially for any TRAUMA JUNKIES just hovering for the chance to get in there

and " play. "

 

 

Subject: Speeding cars get green light on Texas highway - Racing -

ESPN

To: texasems-l

Date: Saturday, April 25, 2009, 10:24 PM

Never heard of this one, and it's been around 10 years. New Trauma Prevention

Program. Right?

Ron

http://sports. espn.go.com/ espn/wire? section=auto& id=4097789

[Guest guest]

Sounds like an expensive ticket to take a chance on committing suicide.

Personally, it's stupid-no- just plain ascinine. Open road racing like that has

too many variables, including " critters " on the road. I wouldn't do it----- not

even if they GAVE me a car to drive.

 

Whoever is covering EMS for this stunt, I hope you guys HAVE NO CALLS!

Especially for any TRAUMA JUNKIES just hovering for the chance to get in there

and " play. "

 

 

Subject: Speeding cars get green light on Texas highway - Racing -

ESPN

To: texasems-l

Date: Saturday, April 25, 2009, 10:24 PM

Never heard of this one, and it's been around 10 years. New Trauma Prevention

Program. Right?

Ron

http://sports. espn.go.com/ espn/wire? section=auto& id=4097789

[Guest guest]

Actually, they have a pretty good safety record, only one fatality if I read it

right in over 10 years.

 

The 2008 winner had a top speed of 165mph out of a 99 Grand Prix, that too is

impressive. I don't see a motorcycle group or I would sign up for next year...

Hatfield

www.michaelhatfield.net

From: Ron Haussecker

Subject: Speeding cars get green light on Texas highway - Racing -

ESPN

To: texasems-l@yahoogro ups.com

Date: Saturday, April 25, 2009, 10:24 PM

Never heard of this one, and it's been around 10 years. New Trauma Prevention

Program. Right?

Ron

http://sports. espn.go.com/ espn/wire? section=auto& id=4097789