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  • I was all for giving women chances but watching this video has completely changed my mind.

  • R.I.P. E.M. so sad this shit bothers me so bad, best drivers in the world with open track 3 avoided but Deb can't she shudda stayed in the kitchen

  • i hope she lives with regret. I'm not kidding, not am i being funny...but women cannot drive. Most avoidable wreck I've ever seen. Almost looked on purpose.

  • ARCA is a lower level series meant to weed out incompetent drivers before they reach major league level. Unfortunately, in this case, it took a fatal accident to weed one out. In racing, if you have enough money, you can buy your way into the game whether or not you have the ability to compete. You can't do this in other sports. And yet racing is a sport where people get killed ARCA, though a lower level, is just as fast as NASCAR & more dangerous because of the lower talent level of the drivers

  • the wreck that very well could have been avoided. ARCA should have paid dearly for allowing this. No spotters? Are they fucking crazy? Racing is dangerous as hell and theres no way drivers can do it by themselves, they need a little guidance, even in practice. I wasnt there and I dont know what Deborah was seeing, but I don't see how she needed a spotter to avoid him, but what do i know? Its mainly ARCAs fault for not having the proper rules in place to prevent a tragedy like this.

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  • Blackopsflare: but a stationary car is harder to see than a moving car. From her periferal view it was difficult to see until it was too late.

  • 0:00 waht for a driver is this?

  • Eric's car is white, resting up against a white wall. It is also resting perpendicular to the wall giving Deborah a narrow view of Eric's car when she's approaching the corner. The contrasting car numbers aren't as visible to her as they were for the other drivers. The other drivers had the benefit of seeing a moving car as opposed to a stationary car. There is no smoke visible to her. She is relying on radio communication for situations like this. This isn't negligence, just an accident.

  • @reddog815 A moving car is harder to avoid than a stationary car...

  • a car is not suppose to just rip apart like that. thats very uncommon

  • Nomatter what the "spotter" problem were, Deborah Renshaw had a long site of free view, regardless of the speed. If thats not enough time to react, she shouldnt be racing. May she rot in hell.

  • I kinda have to agree with snappy452, spotters or no spotters, Renshaw needs to take most of the responsiblility for this accident. As a former racer myself, she still needs to look out the front of the car.She just went thru a corner so she would have been looking forward. It didnt even appear as though she hit the brakes until right before impact. Keep your head up and eyes facing forward while driving Deborah ! Nice work on the vids goodwilltubing

  • If a man hit him, you guys wouldn't be bitching nearly as much.

  • @KillerFreya That's because a man wouldn't have hit him..

  • Kids, this is why some people say women can't drive.

    How ironic that Martin radioed in he was fine, then, in all of six seconds, Renshaw doorslams him at 160 miles an hour.

  • @kensethmartinfan also how danica crashed half the feild in the nationwide race on friday....she dident have to peel back down into the 01 just because she wanted to work with the 88 and she admited to holdin the gas while the 2 cars were on fire in front of her... coulda got them killed.

  • It was nobody's fault. When there's a car stalled at the END of a corner, someone can commit to the outside without knowing that there's a car there. That sort of thing is something that's unfortunate in racing, but it happens once in a blue moon.

  • What was Redshaw thinking, did se look ahead at all?

  • Yeah, I did. I also know that in EVERY OTHER STOCK CAR RACING BODY they did not use spotters during practice at this time either. If it were truly as hard to miss a spun out car as you make it, a LOT more drivers would be dead. She wasnt paying attention, end of story.

  • @snappy452 agreed... she didn't even brake! if she had locked ehr brake massive smoke would have come out, and you would see big rubber marks on the track but no...

  • There is no excuse for this accident, and Deborah Renshaw shoud prey for forgiveness every day that she has left on earth, because her gross negligence cost a man his life. She should never be allowed to drive a vehicle again. How is it that 3 drivers were able to miss Martin immediately, yet she plowed right into him? She deserves jail time for this.

  • @snappy452 did you read what zzzbbbccc wrote: "A spotter is the person who sits at the top of grandstand and sends a transmition to a driver telling him or her where the other cars are in relation to the driver. Before this crash, spotters were not used during practice. A spotter would have told Deborah Renshaw that Eric Martin's car was stopped at the top of the track. Since she did not know this information, she drove her lap as normal" ---> any questions?

  • @goodwilltubing where's yoru argument? the 3 previous cars didn't have spotters too, but the avoided him quite easily... remember she was already disqualified for cheating... she doesn't deserve respect

  • @goodwilltubing Deborah had a spotter but he was sitting on top of the team trailer which made it so the spotter coudn`t see eric martin at the top of the track

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  • @goodwilltubing You missed the point. The track caution lights were on. She did not obey them when she was on the BACKSTRETCH. This cannot be blamed on lack of a spotter. She made half a lap before striking and killing Eric.

    There is a reason she no longer races. She is incompetent behind the wheel.

  • @snappy452 r u fuckin stupid she is not at fault there was no spotters so u better opray to giod he can forgive u for what u said about debra renshaw shes a hell of a racer

  • @justin3815 yeah, and where is she now? YOU DONT NEED SPOTTERS TO LOOK OUT THE FRONT OF THE CAR. SHE WASNT PAYING ATTENTION DUMBASS, END OF STORY. If what you said was true, racing would NOT BE POSSIBLE, and people wouldnt be able to drive on streets WITHOUT SPOTTERS.

  • @snappy452 he's right... this was before spottors. she went too high and no spotter was able to tell her that she needed to slow down and stay low. if that wasnt the case, eric would still be alive. it was really nascar's fault, not hers. she wasnt able to slow down in time, either. do your research before you blast someone. you dont know how they feel about it, and if they read this, they would feel worse about it. so nice one, jerk.

  • @cetras56 Does the spotter then remove the responsibility of looking out the windshield and paying attention? Other cars missed him, they had no problem missing him without spotters.

  • @cetras56 It was fault of Nascar and Renshaw, did you see that other cars did react on time while she went straight on. I wonder were her eyes on track at this moment when any split second does count?

  • @snappy452 she couldnt stop. she was going at high speed and the others that passed him saw him because he was moving and right in front of them. deborah was going fast and didnt have time to react.

  • @snappy452 there is a excuse her spotter coudn`t (the spotter was on the team tralier) see martin parked at the top of the so she never got information about a car parked at the top of the race track.

  • @nerdson218 Im gonna start a race team and hire a blind driver, since apparently you only need a spotter to be able to drive a race car. Sheesh.

  • @snappy452 dude she didnt mean to do it. there were no spotters telling them what was going on and she was too far back to see him crashing.

  • @djv2448 gordon smileyz crash makes this look like a fender bender

  • this is why women should not race in nascar....

  • It's easy enough to say she should have slowed down or seen him ahead of time, but there was oil and water spread across the track (with 15 seconds to allow it to coat the pavement well) from where he impacted the wall to where he finally stopped. She was already losing traction before she comes into the screen. You can see her try to correct against the slide twice before she finally hits him.

  • Renshaw should have been banned from racing for that. Even without a spotter, the caution lights, including the one on the dashboard required by ARCA should have been enough reason to slow down. Also, the car was not in an unavoidable position, and a driver who was paying attention and the requisite skill set would have been able to avoid it.

  • i find this one the most tragic out of all of them just really sad :(

  • the main reason i think Renshaw is to blame is beacuse when your driving your looking roughly far ahead of where you really are. not directly at the ground infront of you. if Renshaw had been doing that correctly. she would have noticed the battered car sooner thus being able to avoid the accident. Martin didn't help himself much either by removing the safety restraints, but even with the seat belts and what not he would have still died

  • women cant drive XD

  • this was practice.... knowing that much there is no flag man... so the spotter could not tell whats going on.

  • @pieman5ooo at the time. there were no spotters on the track. this prompted the use of spotters during practice

  • and he was about 2 come out of his car as you can see in the 2nd angle as he is moving his head to get out. just like the 3 drivers Deborah didnt see him, witch is sad.... really

  • I do have one complaint about the video. You do not leave the text up for long enough. I find myself pausing the clips sometimes and going back a second or two just so that I can read it. But overall, I like you videos. 5/5

  • Sorry, but I wanted to have the whole text on the slowed down second angle, and if I had slowed it more down the whole video would have been messed up.

    Sorry, but I do my very best for my vids.

  • It's still a good video

  • What is Renshaw doing now? I mean, I would like to have heard her comments after the accident. This would make me sick enough to give up the sport.

  • wait a minute! deborah renshaw was a woman???? well im not sexist but the name kinda worries me. if he/she was it couldve easily cost martin's life.

  • She had no way of knowing that the car was stopped on the track. It was not her fault.

  • no but still.... how could this have happened.. (i dont care about girls or boys in ARCA) she didnt notice and yet he wouldve lived to

  • She didn't notice him because they had no spotters during practice. This was common until this crash happened. She came out of the turn running her normal lap because nobody told her that a car was stopped in the racing lane. By the time she was able to see Martin's car she did all she could do, slam on the breaks because it was too late to turn out of the way.

  • i understand but to tell you the truth ive never heard of a spotter on ARCA.btw i dont even no what a spotter is. could you tell me?

  • A spotter is the person who sits at the top of grandstand and sends a transmition to a driver telling him or her where the other cars are in relation to the driver. Before this crash, spotters were not used during practice. A spotter would have told Deborah Renshaw that Eric Martin's car was stopped at the top of the track. Since she did not know this information, she drove her lap as normal.

  • yea i was thinking of that.

  • @zzzbbbccc the three other cars didnt need spotters to avoid him

  • but still,they did wave yellow flags,right?she should have slowed down...

  • GWT why dont you put Tom Pryce's accident?

  • I'm thinking about it.

    I just need to put the material together.

    Maybe today or tomorrow.

    It's like at id Software:

    "(it's done) When it's done"

  • he only died because the guy was to scared or shocked to turn fast enough so he went right into him..... he died fast as hell.... thats really really sad because he wouldve lived to. i like these MVM's. not only for how they died but they show what can prevent them in the future

  • There's something wrong when the intro to a video is well over a quarter of it's total time.

    Good video otherwise though, interesting and tragic.

  • Sorry about that, but there's not much footage about this fatal crash.

    The videos of the crash are about 30 and 7 seconds long, and my vid got 2 minutes.

    I did my very best to get the best of this vids.

  • RIP, shame ARCA didn't require spotters to be in the Spotters Stand during practice at the time, that could've prevented this tragedy

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