Robbie Brewer, veteran pilot of stock carhe died after suffering a sudden illness and hit a wall as he ran on a track in North Carolina, USA last weekend.
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Brewer, 53, crashed into a wall on the 400-meter track of Bowman Gray stadium in Winston-Salem during a 20-lap race last Saturday (9) and stopped near the finish line.
Workers took the roof from the car to remove the pilot before an ambulance took him to the Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist hospital, where he was declared dead, said the Winston-Salem Journal.
“We are saddened by the death of Robbie Brewer, who was transported to a local medical center after a medical incident on the track,” the track leaders said in a statement on Sunday (10).
“Robbie was a talented and passionate pilot, and a highly respected competitor among her peers. Our thoughts and prayers are with Robbie’s family and friends right now.”
Brewer won 11 times the division Sportsman in Bowman Gray and made 311 career matches at the historic stadium in all divisions, according to the site FloRacing.
On your Facebook profile, Courtney MarquetteBower’s daughter paid tribute to her father, which she called her “mentor and best friend.” “He left this world doing what he loved, but it was very, very early,” she lamented.
Tragedy at Bowman Gray Stadium last night during a Sportsman Series race. Former track champion Robby Brewer suffered a fatal heart attack during a lap 16 restart. His car accelerated into the Turn 4 wall at full throttle. Safety crews had to peel back the roof to reach him. He… pic.twitter.com/dyVFss6tPc
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