Anyone who saw the Scott Kalitta crash video on ESPN would have been shocked and horrified as it was exactly like watching death in motion being replayed over and over again as Scott Kalitta was shown crashing his car in a flaming wreck in the crash video. The incredible thing was that ESPN chose to air it on national TV across the country and there must have been thousands who saw Scott Kalitta crash in the video and threw out their insides. It was truly horrifying to see the drag racing event end in such tragedy, as Scott Kalitta hurtled down the track during his qualifying round and no one really knows what went wrong but Scott Kalitta’s car simply start catching fire and when it finally crashed as shown in the crash video, there was an amazing burst of flames.

The Scott Kalitta crash video then showed the car burning and the staff stations for the Lucas Oil NHRA SuperNationals drag race could not put out the flames in time nor save the poor man from the wreckage. Everyone saw how he died in the Scott Kalitta crash video and one wonders who would have to take the blame now. Would it be the NHRA? Hard to say because the Scott Kalitta crash video also showed the car traveling at almost 300 miles an hour and that might have contributed to the car going up in flames. I don’t know.

What can be certain is that the Scott Kalitta crash video will be questioned as to whether it should have been shown on national tv that might have been seen by thousands of kids. And now the Scott Kalitta crash video might even be shown online which would be available to kids worldwide. It might be sensational to watch a car go up in flames in a dramatic crash, but the crash video also showed Scott Kalitta literally burning in the wreckage and dying a fiery death. It is no wonder that people and kids in general are so immune and unfeeling towards death and destruction in the world because of such footage being shown.