Inside The Tragic Death Of Race Car Driver Gordon Smiley. Officials spent 3 1/2 hours cleaning the track from both debris from the car and from Smiley. Smiley, whose helmet came off, was entangled in one of the three pieces. The car turned to the right, directly into the wall. \"My granddaddy went through this (expletive) with my dad and somehow, here I am going through the same thing my grandparents went through. Ffs only 1 person died. Mears won the pole position, with Cogan currently holding the second position and Foyt, competing here for the 25th year, on the outside of the first row. Privacy Policy. One of the most famous war photographs ever taken. The 1955 Le Mans disaster killed 83 people and the driver instantly when he crashed at 200+ mph same as this but with a SHITLOAD more carnage SmoothOperatorrr 2 yr. ago "Most violent single car accident " From memory, Le Mans disaster was a multi car pileup with a car being launched into the crowd. Octavia was bitten by a tstete fly and presumed dead. 16 anni fa. In 1982, Racer Gordon Smiley was killed after reaching his stated goal of 200 mph straight into a wall. In the ambulance, it was discovered that Smiley had actually broken every single bone in his body. There is a warm up lap before each run which is used to warm up the tires, but Smiley was pushing the car, hard. The Spanish Flu killed over 3% of the world's population in 1918. Not long after other drivers had created records with each lap in the first hour of qualifying, Smiley, who was 33 years old, died instantly when his March racer, powered by a Cosworth engine,. To preserve these articles as they originally appeared, The Times does not alter, edit or update them. It just takes off. The refuse truck turned up and they threw the remains on the back of the truck and took it away. According to Dr. Henry Bock of the Speedway medical staff, Smiley died of massive head injuries. Gordon was a VERY aggressive driver, fearless beyond reason IMO. So he was cocky, BIG DEAL! By accepting all cookies, you agree to our use of cookies to deliver and maintain our services and site, improve the quality of Reddit, personalize Reddit content and advertising, and measure the effectiveness of advertising. Smiley died instantly from massive trauma inflicted by the severe impact. Tom Sneva had set both the one-lap and four-lap track records in 1978, with speeds of 203.620 and 202.156 miles per hour, respectively. Mears said he could feel that the car was even more slippery as he took his fourth lap. Smiley corrected, and the car spun back to the right. Jim Clark thought so. Before the attempt, drivers must warm up their cars. They continued to make improvements of the tracks of the series. Even more so than a typical Indy Car of the time. Libreria. CNN . ''The only thing that bothers me, just a little bit, is the ground effects,'' he said. That must have been prior to the accident.'. Smiley went out for his 4 Lap qualifying run, the average of which would serve as his qualifying time. ''Not good,'' said a woman standing close to Mrs. Smiley. 8. Gordon Smiley's fatal accident Shutterstock On May 15, 1982, Gordon Smiley got ready for the qualifiers for the Indy 500. While rushing to the car, I noticed small splotches of a peculiar gray substance marking a trail on the asphalt leading up to the driver. Lone Star JR thought so. I'm assuming Dr Olvey's description of the injuries to be as accurate as we're going to get, so due to the massive trauma i'm very sure the coroner decided the cause of death as being self evident , made a cursory examination, and filled out the forms. No hidden fees. and our Smiley was a road racer and was used to counter-steering his car to avoid a crash if the rear wheels broke traction. No. Smiley talked to his car owner, Bob Fletcher before he strapped into his car. And it is entirely likely that this attitude contributed to the mistake that led to his death. He also disputed the F1 non-championship 1979 Race of Champions in Brands Hatch, finishing 10th with a Tyrrell. But his decisions and his engineering were factors. Smiley told the owner of the car he was driving, Bob . The next day, the New York Times wrote an attack piece on USAC and the Indianapolis 500, demanding they do something before someone else was killed. Community Forum Software by IP.Board, This is not recommended for shared computers. He recorded two pole positions at the SCCA National Championship Runoffs, with a best finish of second in Formula Ford in 1971. People crashed, people survived. On the way in I performed a cursory examination and realized that nearly every bone in his body was shattered. Pray for my son's mother and my sons siblings, everybody that was raised with Brandon.\"While he didnt provide any details on Brandons death, the \"Dish Nation\"alum alluded to past family tragedy as he spoke about his own grief.\"Now I see what my granddaddy went through and why he felt the way he felt,\"Smiley said. \"My condolences.\"\"Oh no! His race ended when the turbocharger blew on lap 47, causing him to finish 25th. Please re-enable javascript to access full functionality. In 35 Years, IndyCar has turned an unsurvivable accident into only a broken pelvis and a fractured hip, while still gaining 30 mph around the track. Her nails were found bloodied, and her face contorted in anguish. The material on the race track was most of his brain. Reddit and its partners use cookies and similar technologies to provide you with a better experience. During an attempt to qualify for the Indy 500, Gordon Smiley, a cocky young driver from Texas, was determined to break 200mph or die trying. This brought back many memories for Fletcher, who owned the car that Art Pollard died in during the 1973 race. Octavia Hatcher was buried alive.Octavia was bitten by a tstete fly and presumed dead. Bourdias was unable to get out of the car, but he was alive. Cars were braking speed records at Indianapolis already, with Rick Mears setting the fastest qualifying average ever earlier in the session. Smiley first competed at the Indy 500 in 1980, and then again in 1981. He raced SCCA Formula Ford, Formula Atlantic, Formula 1000, Can-Am, Formula 5000 and Formula Super Vee, winning in each series while setting 25 track records, winning the SCCA Midwest Divisional Championship four times. The next year, the cars got faster. Im so sorry for your loss,\"Xscape singer Kandi Burruss wrote. There was a spectator death in 1987 from an errant tire though. In 1982, Racer Gordon Smiley was killed after reaching his stated goal of 200 mph straight into a wall. At the end of the third turn, at the northeast corner of the 2.5-mile oval, the rear of the car began to veer slightly to the right. She was waiting there for the traditional picture, taken after the run, with the driver and crew all around the car. By rejecting non-essential cookies, Reddit may still use certain cookies to ensure the proper functionality of our platform. It showed both in his body language and in his voice.Having all of that, I never heard anyone say anything bad about Gordon, he was well liked in Road Racing circles. one of them asked. The car he will be driving is for the low-budget Dale Coyne Racing. INDIANAPOLIS -- She had no one to cheer for, but Barbara Smiley quietly climbed to the stands behind the starting line Sunday to watch the 1982 Indianapolis 500 she had hoped her husband might win. Several functions may not work. Instead, she stayed calm and remembered every number but that of her next-door neighbor in Grapevine, Texas. Smiley hit the wall at an estimated 185 mph. TimesMachine is an exclusive benefit for home delivery and digital subscribers. Smiley's racer, Fletcher said, ''hit it dead on. He was only 36 years old when he died, and was the 38th race car driver who lost his life at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway since 1909. Occasionally the digitization process introduces transcription errors or other problems; we are continuing to work to improve these archived versions. 5. The Decapitated heads of guillotine victims continued moving for up to 30 seconds after death.A quote Dr. Beaurieux, who experimented with the head of a condemned prisoner by the name of Henri Languille, on 28 June 1905: Here, then, is what I was able to note immediately after the decapitation: the eyelids and lips of the guillotined man worked in irregularly rhythmic contractions for about five or six seconds. 7. Gordon Smiley fatal Indy 500 Crash @ Indianapolis 1982 andromeda78f 349 subscribers Subscribe 2.6K Save 354K views 14 years ago Notice Age-restricted video (based on Community Guidelines). Renna's car went through the fence and bounced off the front of the grandstand. It is infact the opposite. An accident had not killed a driver here since 1973, when Art Pollard died on the first day of qualifications and Swede Savage died of injuries sustained in an accident during the race. Guarda a tutto schermo. In the second row were Mario Andretti, Gordon Johncock and Bill Whittington. It targeted the healthy.The first time humanity met H1N1, we were far less prepared. There was a straw that broke the camels back, however, but it came 17 years after Smiley. Open-Wheel racing had become much safer than it had before. ''In turn 3, especially, I got the car sideways a little bit,'' Mears said. range to approximately 185. The car flipped over, caught on fire, and slide to a stop on the backstraightaway. This article wasnt meant to scare Formula 1 fans who are just tuning into IndyCar because of Alonso into thinking Indy is a death trap. He did but going into turn 4 he over corrected his steering and hit the wall. 'There was only one person I ever rooted for,' she said as she perched on a hard metal chair in the shady hospitality tent of Intermedics, Smiley's sponsor. Gordon Smileys death Roland Waites 320 subscribers Subscribe 125 12K views 1 year ago The ugliest racing accident ever filmed and photographed. But not what the legacy of Gordon Smiley. Smiley raced in the Indianapolis 500 twice, in 1980 and 1981 The Spanish Flu killed over 3% of the world's population in 1918. During an attempt to qualify for the Indy 500, Gordon Smiley, a cocky young driver from Texas, was determined to break 200mph or die trying. So just pray for our family.\"A number of Smileys famous friends flooded the comments section of his video with words of support.\"Im so sorry Rickey,\"actress Niecy Nash wrote.\"My heart goes out to you and your family brother,\"comedian Jay Pharoah commented. In 1982, Racer Gordon Smiley was killed after reaching his stated goal of 200 mph straight into a wall.Medical Director Steve Olvey described the brutal and disturbing scene. But his decisions and his engineering were factors. The impact shattered the March chassis, which completely disintegrated, causing the fuel tank to explode, and sent debris, including Smiley's exposed body, into the catch fence and then back onto the track, tumbling hundreds of feet across the short-chute connecting turns 3 and 4. The difference between the two crashes was that Ongais hit the wall at a slight angle with the left front of his car. DHLTV. So it was the only driver death in a 19 year span at the speedway. In the 1981 Indianapolis 500, Smiley qualified the Patrick Racing Intermedics Wildcat VIII/Cosworth, qualifying 8th and led 1 lap, but finishing 22nd after a crash on lap 141. So did Andretti. and our Smiley, a 33-year-old native of . 1BN. Only a week after Gilles Villenueves passing at Zolder, the world was worried about open-wheel racing and its perils. The car, and Smiley, was scattered everywhere across the track. An atomic bomb was accidentally dropped on North Carolina. I've always carried a pocketful of phone numbers in my purse,' she said. In July 2020, Smiley shared that his youngest daughter Aaryn was injured during an alleged road rage incident.We send our prayers to the smiley familyRest in power king Originally posted by Flat Black One thing to keep in mind: Gordon was doing around 200 mph on impact. \"Ilove you (and) Im praying for you!\"Im so sorry friend,\" TV personality and singer Tamar Braxton commented.\"Condolences brother,\"singer CeeLo Green wrote.This isnt the first time Smiley has opened up about hard times in his family life. The disease turns the immune system against vital organs, so those with the strongest immune systems were more likely to die. But as designs have been more successful, a new danger has apparently developed when the areodynamic improvements fail. You talk from experience that won't be found with many other posters here.henri. But soon came the announcement: There is a yellow light. Originally posted by David M. Kane Perhaps someone more knowledgeable on ground effects can explain why once that car turn to towards the wall there was little physically he could to change its direction again because of the tremendous downforce. Originally posted by Henri Greuter Your last remark makes every post you make on this subject more than welcome and respected. Originally posted by brandspro Drawing on the above mentioned Nelson Piquet shunt and the head-on shunt that Mark Blundell walked away from - on broken ankles - in Rio, I'm inclined to say the chances of surviving that exact incident would be quite good. He had competed in the last two 500's here, finishing 25th in 1980 and 22d last year after he crashed in turn 4. 1. In 1979, he raced in the British Formula One Championship (sometimes called the "Aurora Formula One Championship") for the Surtees Team, and in 11 races he had eight top-10 finishes, including a win, which is the last by an American in an FIA sanctioned event, at Silverstone, England in 1979. Other townspeople became ill with the same thing, which turned out to only be sleeping sickness. It's cable reimagined No DVR space limits. As the car went into the air and burst into flames, it fell into three large pieces and many smaller fragments. Fast Early Times. Read Also: 5 Haunting Images You Wont Be Able To Shake. ''If you hit just wrong, I don't care if it's a Sherman tank. May 14, 1982 - Gordon Smiley Talks with Dick Rea the Day Before His Fatal Crash TheClassicSports 5K views 1 year ago Gordon Smiley Interviews Before 1982 Indy 500 Tim Richmond Archive 8.1K. They stood all around, looking over his shoulders, trying to peek inside. Gordon Smiley went on to do his practice laps, and it seemed that the racer was determined to achieve his goal of getting to 200 miles per hour. had warned him that he was in way over his head, driving all wrong for the Speedway. ''I'm sorry.'' Barbara Smiley knew the risks she faced, and she gave them sober thought. Nothing is said much of his fatal accident, other than the car broke apart and he suffered massive head and chest trauma. CART Safety worker Steve Olvey rushed to his car, only to find the top half of Smiley still inside the wreckage. Gordon Smiley, Indy 500 qualifying, 1982, Scan this QR code to download the app now. In 1920 a scientist successfully conditioned a child to have a severe and permanent phobia of fluffy objectsJohn B. Watson was fired not long after his unethical experiment, and the anonymous subject, "Little Albert" was never deconditioned.6. Mrs. Smiley said she stayed in Indianapolis for the race because 'I enjoy being around the people.' A bomb disposal expert Lt. Jack Revelle, in 2011 admitted that "we came damn close" to a nuclear detonation that would have completely ruined the eastern half of NC. The back end stepped out, Bourdias corrected, and the car went straight into the wall at 230 mph. Adding to the danger was Thompson's unwillingness to run the car with a full load of gasoline, owing to his search for speed. Officials initially started treating it as oil, but it was soon discovered that it was Smileys brain matter, which had been scattered across the track. Jim Clark thought so. So did Andretti. Fletcher said the car was timed at 196.7 during earlier practice runs today, before the track was closed prior to the beginning of the qualifying period. The spasmodic movements ceased. 6. 2. Nothing was done. Piquet by spinning and Blundell by using what was left of his failed brakes and impacting at more of an angle than Smiley.With modern cars, the HANS device and the safer barrier I think there would be a very good chance for survival. No, of course not. \"My son Brandon Smiley has passed away this morning.\"Smiley did not specify his son's cause of death nor give his age. It's all over. Lone Star JR thought so. This brings us to today. Originally posted by Old_school As for the autopsy i doubt there would have been one. He was killed instantly. As he was preparing to leave for the airport, Smiley asked people to pray for him and his family.\"I just want all my cousins and different family members to pray, be strong, and Im OK,\"Smiley said. Marcelo is the first driver to die at this track since Gordon Smiley hit the wall head-on during practice in. He quit after 16 years at IMS, including 13 years on the safety crew, and he was traumatized by the near-death experience. During the two afternoons I spent interviewing her, I heard about how her great-grandmother, a Norwegian immigrant, met her husband while going door-to-door as a dressmaker in Saint Paul, Minnesota; how her grandfather nearly froze to death during a blizzard on an Idaho ranch . His body will be taken to Omaha for burial. There are a few threads on TrackForum discussing the accident, although it seems like nobody in the know wants to share . [], It was at that point that I called out again and, once more, without any spasm, slowly, the eyelids lifted and undeniably living eyes fixed themselves on mine with perhaps even more penetration than the first time. Originally posted by Flat Black Don't insult my intelligence, fines, by suggesting that I was insulting Gordon's. The first time humanity met H1N1, we were far less prepared. Today, Kevin Cogan, the first driver on the track, broke the one-lap record on his second time around, and the four-lap record on his complete 10-mile run. The fuel tank burst, catching what was left of the car on fire. Her gravesite was quickly uncovered. Before the attempt, drivers must warm up their cars. 3. This week, there had been minor problems with his car, and the speed had dropped from the 197-m.p.h. On Sunday, Fernando Alonso will be running in the Indianapolis 500. Brandon Smiley Death Video Scene, Rickey Smiley son Brandon Smiley DIES, Cause of death is shocking. The disease turns the immune system against vital organs, so those with the strongest immune systems were more likely to die. This rate, according to the Florida Health Charts statistics, has increased twenty percent in 2021 from 2019. 5. [2][3], After the 1981 CART season ended, Smiley was released from Patrick Racing, but was essentially traded to a Patrick-affiliated ride, Fletcher Racing.[4]. John B. Watson was fired not long after his unethical experiment, and the anonymous subject, "Little Albert" was never deconditioned. 1M views 16 years ago Gordon Smiley is killed in a practice crash during the qualifyings warmup lap for the Indy 500 1982. ''It was very similar, they tell me, to the accident Ongais had,'' Fletcher said. ''I think the cars are safe, until you hit wrong,'' A.J. Many credited the tracks safety, specifically the SAFER barrier that is installed all around the track, and the safety of the DW12 generation of IndyCar. Gordon Smiley (April 20 1946 - May 15 1982) was an American race car driver. Then there was a further closing of the eyelids, but now less complete. Contents 1 SCCA and Road Racing Career 2 Indy career 3 Indy 500 results 4 See also 5 References The. Both Kevin Cogan and Rick Mears set new single lap and 4-lap records in their attempts. Originally posted by Flat Black Specifics? The elder Smiley shared the sad news about his 32-year-old son in a video on his verified . He was legendary crazy/aggressive BUT very FAST just Jody and Clay when they were young.Fines have you read the link in Hugewally's post? On May 15, 1982, Gordon Smiley got ready for the qualifiers for the Indy 500. You currently have javascript disabled. Gordon Eugene Smiley was born in 1946 in Omaha, Nebraska. During the event, drivers would drive for four laps, and the average time will be calculated and serve as the qualifying time. He turned into Turn 3, and the car broke sideways. He had essentially been scalped by the debris fence. Anyone can read what you share. For more information, please see our Comedian Rickey Smiley announced the death of his oldest son, Brandon Smiley, on Sunday. He began having nightmares, haunted by the vision of Lazier's race car. Smiley raced in the Indianapolis 500 twice, in 1980 and 1981, and was killed while trying to qualify for a third in 1982. Did you ever see or race against Gordon in FF and Formula Atlantic? Adding to the danger was Thompson's unwillingness to run the car with a full load of gasoline, owing to his search for speed. In 1920 a scientist successfully conditioned a child to have a severe and permanent phobia of fluffy objects. While rushing to the car, I noticed small splotches of a peculiar gray substance marking a trail on the asphalt leading up to the driver. He was on the limit of grip through Turns 1 and 2. In the off-season he worked a different job every year, usually in sales or office management. In 1961, a B52 crashed near Goldsboro, NC. A television tape showed that Smiley apparently tried to correct the racer but failed. Gordon as we all know had already run two Indy 500's, was he doing something out of the ordinary during the '82 Indy ? When Smiley steered right to correct this, the front wheels gained grip suddenly, sending his car directly across the track and into the wall nose first at nearly 200mph (320km/h). Fletcher gave Smiley a bit of advice and said that he should listen to veteran racers and not correct his car's position in case it lost traction. 35 Years ago, Gordon Smiley witnessed a similar crash, but with different, and more horrific, results. Originally posted by Cirrus I think that it's likely that, even if it were possible to make a survival cell that could withstand that sort of impact, the internal organs of the human body probably couldn't.I seem to recall Buford saying in an earlier thread, that Gordon Smiley's body was lying on the track, looking completely unharmed after the accident. But on the other hand, I have seen some incredibly hard hits in modern Indy cars where the driver walks away without a scratch, let alone with life-threatening injuries. Gordon Smiley was racing even then, although it was sports car driving, not champ cars. No, of course not. He raced SCCA, Can-Am, Formula 5000 and Formula Super Vee, winning in each series while setting 25 track records, and winning the SCCA National Championship four times. I had never seen such trauma. He made a mistake too many, had an accident and paid the price and we should pay him respect! Most racing drivers are, at least those who are successful in this sport. Add it all up, and McDonald was driving un unguided missile around the speedway. But with possible life threatening injuries. Please do enlighten me. Originally posted by David M. Kane Yes Fines I'm curious too. Mears went even faster on his next two laps. [1] He was inducted into the Nebraska Auto Racing Hall of Fame in 2000. Lobotomies were often successful in diminishing the effects of mental disorders, but at the cost of a patient's personality and intelligence. Actor and comedian Rickey Smiley is mourning the death of his son Brandon Smiley.Smiley, who starred on \"The Rickey Smiley Show\"from 2012-2014, took to Instagram on Sunday to share he had some\"bad news\"to deliver to his followers.In a touching video Rickey said \"I hate to announce this, but I just want to give it to you before you hear it in the streets,\"Smiley said. In all, the one-lap record was broken five times, and the four-lap record twice, in the first 12 minutes of qualifying. This means that the death count went up 20 percent to 802 people that died per 100,000 in population. The Canadian driver Gilles Villeneuve died there when his Ferrari crashed. CART and the Indy Race League was forced to do something. Gordon Eugene Smiley (April 20, 1946 May 15, 1982) was an American race car driver who was killed in a single-car crash at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. New comments cannot be posted and votes cannot be cast. Originally posted by David M. Kane Ironically while watching a Formula Atlantic race at Road America he had a similar accident where he used the same manuever but it was at a much lower speed. https://www.nytimes.com/1982/05/16/sports/gordon-smiley-a-driver-killed-at-indy.html. Medical Director Steve Olvey described the brutal and disturbing scene. Meanwhile, after someone else had dialed long distance to Omaha, Barbara Smiley took the telephone and told her mother-in-law, Elaine Smiley, of the death of her son. On May 15th, 1982, a cocky young driver named Gordon Smiley went out to qualify for the 1982 Indianapolis 500. There was nothing else except shattered bits, a bit of gearbox, a bit of a wheel, not even a seat. Originally posted by fines Thanks, Jim, but there is actually more than one glaring errorMy pleasure:a) I never had the chance to meet or get to know Mr. Smiley, so I can't possibly comment on his persona, but to suggest that after two-and-a-half months of practicing, qualifying and racing on the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, he was still lacking "respect and humility" is to insult his intelligence! His speed on the third lap, 207.612 m.p.h., and his four-lap average, 207.004, was almost 3 miles per hour faster than the record Cogan had just set. Reddit and its partners use cookies and similar technologies to provide you with a better experience. I thought: 'That can't be it. Smiley's wife, Barbara, was standing in the pit area, as usual, as her husband's qualifying run began. 0:29. On May 15, 1982, Gordon Smiley got ready for the qualifiers for the Indy 500. Her gravesite was quickly uncovered. On May 15th, 1982, a cocky young driver named Gordon Smiley went out to qualify for the 1982 Indianapolis 500. Gordon Smiley during the 1982 Indy 500 qualifying was determined to get to 200 mph. But even as the Penske drivers smiled soon afterward, Mears said there had been problems. Originally posted by Flat Black I don't want to seem morbid, but I'm so curious about something that I'll run the risk.The question for those of you who are up on the safety engineering of modern Indy cars is this: If a driver of a modern Indy car had an identical accident to the one that killed Gordon Smiley in 1982, would s/he survive?If you view the YouTube video of Smiley's crash, you might be inclined to think there's no way in hell anybody could survive such an impact in any car, no matter how well engineered. Comedian and radio host Rickey Smiley said his son Brandon died from an overdose, warning parents not to assume their kids are safe from drug addiction. Several veteran drivers . Gordon Smiley was inducted into the Nebraska Auto Racing Hall of Fame in 2000 (via NARHOF). 1:13. WARNING: GRAPHIC WRITING AHEAD, IF FAINT OF HEART, SCROLL PAST TO THE NEXT SECTION OF BOLD TEXT. Originally posted by Flat Black As for Thompson's machine, my research has indicated, without counterargument (until you showed up), that the car was fundamentally dangerous. "[5], Olvey later said in his book that in the aftermath of the wreck, he and the IndyCar paramedic team declared Smiley to have died at the scene. Some Problems, Though. It targeted the healthy. I wont share any pictures or videos of the accident, as they are extremely, extremely graphic but are readily available online, which can be searched outside of this article. During the third turn on the oval, however, Smiley's car started to move slightly to the right and it was evident that he tried to correct (as he was advised not to do) per The New York Times. 'I think all racing wives have to thinkahead about this sort of thing. Throughout the years, the sport of auto racing has seen plenty of accidents and fatalities. It was very ugly. She watched the race Sunday, but not to applaud. This content was originally posted by a Car Throttle user on our Community platform and was not commissioned or created by the CT editorial team. Gordon Eugene Smiley (April 20, 1946 - May 15, 1982) was an American race car driver who was killed in a single-car crash at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Thirteen mechanics, two track workers and nine spectators have also lost their lives here. And even further down that vein was Thompson's decision to hack away part of the cowlings of the car to make room for new tire specs handed down by the Indy brass. He had a gaping wound in his side that looked as if he had been attacked by a large shark. Cookie Notice One car racer who lost his life to the sport of racing was Gordon Smiley. Open-Wheel racing was under fire. The first qualifying day had begun with a remarkable succession of records. An atomic bomb was accidentally dropped on North Carolina. Gordon 0 references date of birth 20 April 1946 2 references place of birth Omaha 1 reference date of death 15 May 1982 2 references place of death Indianapolis Motor Speedway 0 references manner of death accident 0 references cause of death blast injury 0 references occupation racing driver 0 references racing automobile driver 1 reference sport
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