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Originally Posted by AJ_Engines
I was not there that night but I do have to say that Lincoln Speedway is one of the only tracks that I have ever seen a person on full fire gear standing in each turn with a fire extinguisher by his side. Each and every race, they are there and they move quickly to the scene of a wreck. Seconds matter! Most tracks I've been to, there is a "flagman" in the turns in jeans and a t-shirt who stands there for 30 seconds or a minute before moving to a crash site. Lincoln Speedway, there fire crew, and Andy should all be recognized for their contributions to make this situation just a learning experience and not a mourning experience as well. AJ.
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I've never been to Lincoln so I can't dispute what you're saying, but if there is a fire crew on scene in full gear, how is it that the first responder didn't have face protection? I could see that if he wasn't part of the fire crew but in that case where were they?