One of the most heartbreaking parts of this insane sport we call racing is the risk of destroying your race car and effectively reversing all the time, tuning and engineering that goes along with one of these project. Stevie Jackson was the pilot of Phil Shuler’s Shadow on that fateful day when participating at Southern Georgia Motorsports Park – home of the flying car. Lining up against the #1 qualifier at No Mercy 7, Stevie Jackson wasn’t expecting what was about to come his way. The sheer power of Shadow forced this car off the ground and into an airborne state, causing major destruction. We take a look behind the scenes of the crash and expose the untold story that Stevie Jackson shared with us about what it’s like to be in one of these wrecks and the hazard of fire in one of these kinds of incidents.
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These cars need more downforce.
So lucky your alive. Money will come with time bro. You will get there again!!!!
Glad you're safe!👍😇
Dammm
Should have fire trucks at each end of track, close enough to put our the FIRE!
Would make a great 'Red Bull ' commercial eh?
That's fucking power
Stevie Fast? More like Stevie Crash
That poor drag car man if only he didn’t touch the gas again he could have made it
I’m glad he is ok, sucks about the car but you need to be prepared to lose your investment every time you take it on a track. I hope he get back to racing soon if he desires.
What exactly do some of these guys figure that clear plastic thing shoved up above their eyebrows and attached to their helmet is for?
Panic is not a good reaction in a time of crisis.
These cars take flight so fast and all you can do is hang on and hope for the best.
Just an advice when going into a crash never tense up your body .. this causes a chance of bone facture by 80% i know its reflex but try trust me this is the same reasson why most people who fall asleep behind the wheel suvive the most crashs
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Glad everyone came out ok in the end.
On a positive note, the ambulance turned out a nice 24 second pass.
This being my step-uncle..
" I'm on fire, I'm on fire!!!" …Ricky Bobby
Glad your good Bro🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
Sad should of never put paint on that car!!!!!
skibidi bop mm dada
Do they not have detachable steering wheels
What a Terrible way to Lose a race…
The paramedic that ran right up while he was trying to get away from a burning car and she got so close that she made contact with him should consider other job opportunities. Let somebody get away from a dangerous situation like a fire because that's your first concern of safety for the person's health before you can begin to assess them for injuries.
the red short man who ran fast as hell is the winner in everybody hearts
They used to have safety crews all over the track outside the walls so they could get to the car a lot faster. What happened with that?
Idk since he survived id just call that a really good succesful wheelie
Man that guy was zooming down that track to the car
The shoot should have a safety on it to deploy when the car gets airborne.
The guy on foot was faster than the rescue vehicle
The dude running was a hero, he went straight up to extinguish the fire. Hes the man…
You can push that car a little too far on any Sunday afternoon. Charlie Daniels Band
She did a great job keeping him safe
One part of crashing many people don't understand. Even with all the safety systems and equipment, any rapid change of direction or velocity hurts the Human body. Go from 200 to 0 in 1/10th sec, body experiences many G's. Car stops, body stops, organs in body continue to move. Might not feel it immediately because of all the Adrenalin, but sooner or later driver is going to experience pain.
Doesn't close visor before pass then catches on fire.