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  Mr. Breen, 33, was getting ready for his second rally of the season next week when his car went off the road and hit a pole, according to Reuters. Mr. Breen, who started out as a co-driver before becoming a driver in 2008, finished second in the Rally Sweden in February after joining the team part-time. He as often as possible contended in the big showdown throughout the long term, albeit seldom for a whole season and regardless of never taking the primary position, he came in second in six conventions. "The Irish motorsport local area is desensitized by this unfortunate news. In a condolence statement, Motorsport Ireland President Aiden Harper said, "Craig was a world-class driver and a world-class person." "The WRC family is shocked and saddened to learn of Craig Breen's passing," the World Rally Championship stated in a statement. At this extremely sad time, our thoughts and condolences are with Craig's family and friends." Mr. Breen was descr...

  Veteran run vehicle driver Justin Owen passed on Saturday following an accident in qualifying at the USAC AMSOIL Run Vehicle Public Title at Lawrenceburg Speedway in Indiana. Owen crashes into the wall before going up high into turn 3 on video of the incident. His vehicle then, at that point, went air conceived, flipping through the air a few times prior to stopping in the track. On social media, well wishes and tributes poured in. Chase Briscoe of NASCAR posted on Twitter on Saturday that he learned of Owen's passing shortly after finishing his own race. Briscoe wrote, "Raced against Justin a lot in sprint cars." Contemplations and petitions to God are with him and his loved ones." Tony Stewart Racing wrote on Twitter, "It's never easy to be reminded how quickly things happen in this sport that we're not promised tomorrow." Keeping the family, companions and enthusiasts of Justin Owen in our requests. We're so upset for your misfortune."...