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Jack Roush Plane Crash PICTURES: Photos Of The Flight Wreck

First Posted: 07/28/10 06:46 PM ET Updated: 05/25/11 06:10 PM ET

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Jack Roush Plane Crash Pictures Photos

TMZ:

TMZ has obtained several photos of the moments before and after NASCAR team owner Jack Roush crashed his airplane yesterday in Wisconsin ... a crash Roush was lucky enough to walk away from.

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TMZ has obtained several photos of the moments before and after NASCAR team owner Jack Roush crashed his airplane yesterday in Wisconsin ... a crash Roush was lucky enough to walk away from.
TMZ has obtained several photos of the moments before and after NASCAR team owner Jack Roush crashed his airplane yesterday in Wisconsin ... a crash Roush was lucky enough to walk away from.
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HUFFPOST SUPER USER
RKBA 2A
DON'T TREAD ON ME
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05:29 PM on 08/03/2010
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GeoNorth
Eat your spinach
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01:54 PM on 08/03/2010
Get well, Jack. But considering your flight record, may I suggest that you hire a pilot?
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PRONESE
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06:31 PM on 08/01/2010
Greg Biffle has just won the Pocono 500 for Jack Rouch Racing.
Congratulations Greg and Jack!
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KIVPossum
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03:02 PM on 07/29/2010
Roush needs to hire a pilot. 3rd time's a charm, they say
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Christian Schultz
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07:10 PM on 08/01/2010
Thankfully he was not near a populated area.
That would be a nightmare scenario.
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dinglebe
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11:48 AM on 07/29/2010
He was trying to turn left.
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cookerman45
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10:38 PM on 07/28/2010
and it wasn't a ford.......
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exile
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09:23 PM on 07/28/2010
his last crash was in a lite weight experimental plane
he clipped a wire landed upside and unconscious in a pond.
the good luck was the pond is in the backyard
of an underwater rescue trained retired marine
who of course runs out the back door
jumps in the pond
gets jack out and revives him.
end of story or so we thought.
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olddognewtrick
Half full or half empty...It's the same
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07:43 PM on 07/28/2010
Next time...Both hands on the flight controls!
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TheIndependenceParty
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07:03 PM on 07/28/2010
Nice approach, ... perpendicular to the runway! Kind of experimental, ... and a bit out of the ordinary. Had he thought he was coming in to Sioux City or some other place?

Hope they are all okay. The pilot should have to face a serious review by the FAA before he gets in the cockpit again.
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Mikeeee
conservatism = "low-effort" thinking.
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07:36 PM on 07/28/2010
You didn't read the story did you? It's about a pilot who can't fly who happens to own a race team with cars that are driven by people who can't drive.
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KIVPossum
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03:03 PM on 07/29/2010
I'd give you about 2 minutes on a NASCAR track before you were in the wall.
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Christian Schultz
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07:11 PM on 08/01/2010
I like the way you write better than the author of the article.
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cinnysmom
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06:11 PM on 07/28/2010
I am very happy that Jack and his passenger will be ok. I know that Mr. Rousch was injured pretty bad, but is expected to be ok eventually. I go to EAA every year in Oshkosh, WI and I am always amazed that there are not more accidents, considering they usually have between 6 and 10 thousand planes there for the week long celebration. Best wishes to Jack and his passenger and there family.
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