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Driver and pilot Carl Edwards relieved to see Jack Roush walk away, wonders what happened at busy Wisconsin airstrip
POND, Pa. “That’s the greatest thing in the world to see him walk out of that airplane,” Edwards said about his car owner. “It’s like they say: Any landing you can walk away from is a good landing. Roush, co-owner of Roush Fenway Racing, was injured... Full Article at Scene Daily: NASCAR News, Blogs
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We know that he’s got some surgeries to probably go through and it’s gonna be a little bit of a road to recovery, but we know he’s gonna be all right and back at it
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Jack’s a very, very, very good pilot ... I think it is easy to say, ‘Well, he doesn’t fly for an airline so maybe he’s not a great pilot,’ but let me tell you, he takes a lot of pride in being a great pilot. I’ve flown with Jack a lot and I’d fly with him again today. It’s sad to see what he is going th...
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Flying is inherently dangerous ... You’re defying gravity and it’s complex, but I think until we really know what happened – I mean, I don’t know what happened. I’ve flown in there. I’m as close to the situation as anyone. I’m a pilot and I still don’t understand exactly what happened. I think it’ll be ...
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I have flown into Oshkosh a couple of times in my jet and it’s amazing ... They get more planes in and out of there than anywhere I’ve ever seen, so it’s very tight quarters and there are a lot of planes stacked up one behind the other, all at varying speeds, so it’s a high-pressure situation for the gu...
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