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I don't know what to do at this time.
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The spectator that died
wasn't hit by anyone in the race
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or any vehicle in the race.
But by another spectator
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on a motorcycle going
the wrong way on the course.
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My biggest fear
is not me tearing up the truck,
:43:26
me getting hurt,
it's me killing some kid,
:43:30
me swapping out
and going into the group of people
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or some guy pulling a truck out
and I bounce off of him
:43:35
and kill these people
that weren't doing anything.
:43:37
But why quit what you love
for a situation?
:43:40
You don't quit driving on the road because
somebody gets in a car accident and dies.
:43:43
I mean, I'm not gonna stop flying
because of 9/11.
:43:46
Do I feel anguish for it? Yeah.
:43:47
I don't ever want that,
or want that for anybody.
:43:50
But I can't stop my life because of it.
:43:53
They don't understand.
I don't understand.
:43:55
I just do it. I just do it.
:43:58
The Weatherman knows death
is neither fair nor just.
:44:01
And there's nothing to do
but to go back to work.
:44:04
Was concerned
that he had checked out.
:44:05
To make sure he's all right
or are there other problems.
:44:07
Everything will be fine.
:44:09
Great. Brian passes along
a thank-you to you.
:44:14
Fortunately there would be
no more fatalities.
:44:19
Jetboat. Greg Tracy. Mace.
And his son Chad were on a mission.
:44:22
They wanted to get
to Race Mile 205 and set up pits
:44:24
in plenty of time for Mouse.
Who was now in third place.
:44:33
- Do I hear a bike?
- I hear a bike.
:44:36
No, I hear a tractor.
:44:44
Ricky Johnson. Slated to race
that night in a protruck.
:44:47
Stopped on by
to see if he could help.
:44:49
- He's a mile and a half out.
- Coming up on five...
:44:51
Coming up on five minutes.
So we got two more minutes to sweat.
:44:56
Senior McCoy seemed nervous.
Although he denied it at every turn.