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2 Comments October 5, 2009
R.I.P. - Shaun Carlson
Honoring one of American motorsport’s great innovators.
Today bears sad news from the racing community, with the passing of Mopar’s Shaun Carlson. Owner of NuFormz racing, Shaun had a very colored history in motorsport. Ranging from building the first sport compact drag car with a tube chassis (and being the first FWD builder to run in the 9’s and 8’s) to racing professionally in both drag racing and drifting. He was a great innovator and person in general, and will be sorely missed.
To see a full list of Shaun’s accomplishments in the world of motorsports, check out his page on the Mopar site.
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2 Responses to “R.I.P. - Shaun Carlson”
10.5.09 at 2:28 pm
Crenshaw says:
What happened??
10.5.09 at 5:29 pm
Ron says:
Nothing has been said yet, but he did have a rare heart condition, and has gotten a heart attack before.