NASCAR driver Jason Leffler, 37, died during a race in New Jersey result of the tragic accident suffered. He was taken to hospital but nothing could be done for her life.
NASCAR driver Jason Leffler, 37, died during a sprint race test in Bridgeport Speedway in New Jersey result of the tragic accident suffered. Security measures in such competitions are more lax than other NASCAR motorsports.
According to reports, after the accident, Leffler was transferred to the nearest hospital by helicopter, but nothing could be done and for his life. Attempts to revive the California pilot were ineffective and died a few hours after admission.
"We extend our thoughts, prayers and deepest condolences to the family of Jason Leffler.'s Gone a fierce competitor of our sport for over a decade and we will miss him," he said in a statement instances NASCAR wings. Several drivers also wanted to show their condolences to relatives of Leffler, as the winner Brad Keselowski, last NASCAR Cup champion.
Twice winner of the NASCAR Nationwide Series, began its journey through this motor racing in the Sprint Cup Series. In 2000 participated in the Indianapolis 500 being in seventeenth place. His last full season in NASCAR was in 2011. That same year, the Nationwide Series placed him sixth in their classification.
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