Chuck Bryant
👤 SpeakerAppearances Over Time
Podcast Appearances
So it seems quite heartless, but it actually was the right move to make.
I wonder if that was the reason, though.
Do we know that?
Or if it's just like in retrospect, it worked out better.
I want to just believe in humanity.
So I'm going to say that that guy had that that level of foresight.
Regardless, Mike Hawthorne, the guy who caused the crash, won the race.
And no matter how history looks at that decision, like him popping the champagne at the end when 21 hours earlier, 80 people or 84 people had died.
It's a tough pill to swallow, you know?
Not just died, died because of him.
And he's like just celebrating like it's the end of whatever race, any other race, you know?
He never claimed responsibility for it.
He would never take accountability.
And two years after that, he died in a car wreck when he was racing a friend.
And when he overtook the friend, that was when he spun out and died.
He was also driving a Jaguar.