Montoya Crashes into Jet Dryer 2012 Daytona 500

por Marlangas2012

Tonight's Daytona 500 was supposed to be yesterday's Daytona 500, but massive amounts of rain delayed the event until today, and would have likely continued to delay the start time had it not been for the slowest cars on the track, the jet dryers. Modified trucks with 1960s jet engines, jet dryers blast hot air and (literally) boil the rain off of race tracks. They move very slowly (rarely moving faster than 5 mph), hold 200 gallons of kerosene jet fuel, and once the race starts do their best to stay out of the way. Why? Because if a car loses control and hits a jet dryer, like Juan Pablo Montoya's did tonight, it will explode.

29 Feb 2012
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