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Drag Boat Racer Projected at 150 mph from His Seat (4 pics)

Posted in Pictures   26 Nov 2009   / 6487 views

Drag boat racer Quinton Knight crashed his boat but happily he had minor injuries – he broke his leg, in comparison to what could have happened to him in this accident.
Drag racing is considered to be one of the most dangerous sports in the world as the lightweight boats are easily crashed and burst into flames.
Anyways, the pictures are impressive!


1 Drag Boat Racer Projected at 150 mph from His Seat (4 pics)

2 Drag Boat Racer Projected at 150 mph from His Seat (4 pics)

3 Drag Boat Racer Projected at 150 mph from His Seat (4 pics)

4 Drag Boat Racer Projected at 150 mph from His Seat (4 pics)


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dr.luci 2 year s ago
mega fail . . 35
       
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chrisbumble 2 year s ago
with all the safety features for extreme sports, these guys barely have scratches after an accident..
       
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einsib 2 year s ago
WRONG!! they die all the time JC-LOL
       
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raeven 2 year s ago
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Knowing others is intelligence, knowing yourself is true wisdom.
Mastering others is strength, mastering yourself is true power.

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Jinxx 2 year s ago
Ninja moves! dance3
       
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xpwurld 2 year s ago
i love drag racing all the time..hehehe
       
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Aunt Kimberly 2 year s ago
This person racing this boat is my nephew.

The correct spelling of the racer's name is Quinten Kight (pronounced "Kite") and he is 24 years old (the original article said he was 32, no clue where they got that.) Quinten inherited his need for speed from his father (my brother), Willie Kight, Jr., and I am very proud of them both.

There are many classes of boats out there, and this boat did NOT have a protective capsule that encloses the driver. So, you can imagine that my family is counting our blessings that my nephew lived through the accident with just a crushed right knee and several broken ribs.

Quinten is a GREAT guy, a hard worker, and was home after his first tour in Iraq. Had he not been home, my brother would have been driving the boat.

Again, my family certainly was counting our blessings this Thanksgiving.

Kimberly Kight Stocker



       

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