Chuck Bryant
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So the tragedy that unfolded that day in 1955 was pretty much due to a very poor track design, along with a bad maneuver by a driver.
The poor design meaning, you know, when you're if you don't know anything about auto racing, there's something called a pit and a pit crew.
And you pull in and get like gas and get your tires change and get your windows clean and
Whatever else the car needs at the time.
I actually watched NASCAR for like a season in the early to mid 2000s.
For some reason, I got into it.
Did you have a favorite driver?
I did, and I can't remember his name now.
I can picture him in my head.
He drove the UPS car, whatever his name was.
He drove a UPS car?
That'd be pretty impressive.
He was sponsored by UPS.
He was known for doing wheelies in his UPS car and going into donuts in the middle of the race because he knew he was never going to win.