2013 #NASCAR Royal Purple 300 Pre-Race Part 2

Fontana, CA (W&HM) - The actual race is starting!  It's very exciting to see all the competition cars entering the "stock car racing arena".  This is the race of Royal Purple 300, so there was only 150 laps to run, and not all the drivers were qualified to compete.
 
 
 
  

And the race is on!  You can hear the thunders following those cars and the raw power enraged adrenaline through everybody's body.  Most of the time, the drivers were jostling for positions and sometimes they were alone or almost lonely by themselves chasing their goals or dreams ahead.
 
 
 
  

It came to the final moment of truth that Kyle Busch won the race.  Here he did a burn out in front of the grand stand, celebrating the victory.
  

And he took the victory flag too.  And the crew celebrated their win!

  

Here Kyle Busch at the opening ceremony, accepting many awards and prizes. 

2013 #NASCAR Royal Purple 300 Pre-Race Part 1

 

Fontana, CA (W&HM) - At the NASCAR Royal Purple 300 race, it's a busy day.  Eve n inside the garage area, there were full of people roaming around, make it a very festive atmosphere.

 
    

After the practice runs, each driver brought back their cars for final checks and adjustments.
 
 
 
 

(more to come in the next article.)

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2013 #NASCAR Paulie Harraka's Car Caught Fire at Royal Purple 300 Fontana - Close Call

Fontana, CA (Py) - 2013 NASCAR Royal Purple 300 Saturday race had a close call with #79 Paulie Harraka's car caught fire during the race.  The mere three-minutes episode gave us a full picture of just how cool Paulie Harraka is, how efficient the firefighter team works and that NASCAR is a really exciting sport!

During the race, between the Turn 2 and Turn 3, suddenly, there was a car coming toward us and stopped near the wall.  We knew it was in trouble because it was full of smoke and some flames were coming out of the bottom of the car.  We immediately raised the camera to record this.
  

It was #79 Paulie Harraka's car.  The smoke and fire got bigger and bigger, and then we saw Paulie slided out of the car and very calmly surveyed the situation.
 

  

The spectators over the fence on top of their RVs were shouting and getting firefighter team's attention.  In no time, the firefighters were right at the spot, and in less than roughly 5 seconds, the whole things was done.  No fire nor smoke, just the mists from the extinguishers.  We were impressed by the way they handled the hazards at hand, and how professionally it was done.  It surely gives the drivers a peace of mind that they are in good hand just in case the things goes haywire.  Kudos to everybody!
 
 
  

In less than three minutes, the episode is complete, and the race continued.  Paulie was really cool given the misfortune, and the firefighter and truck teams were simply awesome!
  

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