Videos tagged with "truck"

Huge crash during 2013 Daytona Truck race! [02:13]

Aarup Gokarthal(Dk) - Caroline, Jeppe, Daniel, Oktay & Kris.mp4 [12:49]
Music: Michael Jackson - Beat It Queen - We Will Rock You AC/DC - Thunderstruck Van Halen - Jump

RACE DAY Documentary (Full Film) [23:11]
RACE DAY is a short documentary about harness horse racing, created with user-generated content. The film captures a typical day in the life of harness racing (where no day is typical) and offers a rare glimpse of the colour, emotion, character and characters of horse racing. The producers of RACE DAY invited harness racing participants and enthusiasts to record their harness racing day on Saturday, August 6, 2011. Twenty people from across North America submitted more than 10 hours of footage, and from that footage we crafted this film. The colourful people you'll meet, and the behind-the-scenes action you'll experience run the full gamut of this intriguing world. Filmed at racetracks, farms and homes -- and from race bikes, trucks and private jets -- across North America, each contributor has a unique perspective. From pomp and polish and million-dollar races, to lush fields, pitchforks and elbow grease. Run Time 23:10

Miguel Paludo Hard Crash - NASCAR Truck Race Daytona 2012 [03:18]

Folowthemoneytrail Wins at Turfway Park [05:26]
FOLOWTHEMONEYTRAIL settled in hand four wide, moved up to engage the leaders leaving the turn, struck the front entering the stretch and edged clear. BREAK OF SILENCE made a long drive circling six wide, and continued on well to earn the place. GO BRAY BOO attended the pace off of the inside, bid between horses leaving the second turn, garnered a brief lead, weakened during the drive and settled for the show. SAVAGE VOW was close up four between horses, offered a mild bid but lacked the needed late response. BIG PICTURE GUY was unhurried into stride, came seven wide and finished with a belated gain. FIRE ANGEL settled saving ground, angled out leaving the second turn but passed only the tiring ones. MOMMA'S HAPPY bobbled at the start, recovered quickly and was forwardly placed three wide, but came up empty between horses on the second turn and dropped out. TIME TO ENGAGE lagged far back and was never a factor. DRAKE MANOR opened clear to set the pace, was headed nearing the five-sixteenths pole and stopped.