Kyle Busch dies at 41
Kyle Busch dies at 41
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cirian75

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5,469 posts

259 months

Friday 22nd May
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"Two-time NASCAR champion Kyle Busch has died suddenly aged 41 after a severe illness."

https://www.crash.net/nascar/news/1095722/1/two-ti...

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greygoose

9,497 posts

221 months

Friday 22nd May
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Shocking news, wonder what the illness was as he was no age?

Sandpit Steve

14,165 posts

100 months

Friday 22nd May
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Shocking news to wake up to. He was apparently taken ill Wednesday morning at the track, and was gone by the evening. No age at all, leaves a wife and two young children. RIP.

bergclimber34

3,228 posts

19 months

Friday 22nd May
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That is in an incredibly quick illness, maybe a brain tumour or haemorrhage or heart issues, bloody awful.

Never liked either of them, both nasty pieces of work the Busch brothers, but Kyle especially had a love for racing that was infectious and his boy was showing huge promise, I feel so bad for him, his close family, 41 is no age, but at least they should be happy knowing he achieved a lot and has a legacy most of us never will, and a secure future.

Frimley111R

18,815 posts

260 months

Friday 22nd May
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'Severe illness'? What could that be? I can't think of one

cirian75

Original Poster:

5,469 posts

259 months

Friday 22nd May
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Frimley111R said:
'Severe illness'? What could that be? I can't think of one
probably and aneurysm or aortic dissection

CSR Performance

515 posts

14 months

Friday 22nd May
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Very shocking and sad news. RIP.

ask1ngforafriend

62 posts

65 months

Friday 22nd May
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It was a pulmonary embolism

Very sad. He was always good to watch.

WilsonWilson

815 posts

175 months

Friday 22nd May
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Shocked at this. There was a time a few years ago where he was wining so much. Not just in the Gibbs M&M 18 in Cup but also in Trucks and Nationwide/Xfinity. I seem to remember he won all 3 races in a weekend on a few occasions.

cptsideways

13,851 posts

278 months

Friday 22nd May
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Very sad news at such a young age, only recently interested in NASCAR & another great loss to the sport, RIP.

The news of it being a PE is pretty humbling, having very very luckily survived one myself.

FredericRobinson

4,856 posts

258 months

Friday 22nd May
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Frimley111R said:
'Severe illness'? What could that be? I can't think of one
Uh?

SodiumThiopental

497 posts

2 months

Friday 22nd May
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FredericRobinson said:
Uh?
The official cause of death hasn’t been released, but he was complaining of sinus difficulties, and a worsening cough in the days before his collapse and death.

FourWheelDrift

92,074 posts

310 months

Saturday 23rd May
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Family have said "severe pneumonia progressed into sepsis"

https://www.crash.net/nascar/news/1095901/1/nascar...

SodiumThiopental

497 posts

2 months

Saturday 23rd May
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FourWheelDrift said:
Family have said "severe pneumonia progressed into sepsis"

https://www.crash.net/nascar/news/1095901/1/nascar...
Interesting, from a scientific angle.

FredericRobinson

4,856 posts

258 months

Saturday 23rd May
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SodiumThiopental said:
Interesting, from a scientific angle.
How so?

SodiumThiopental

497 posts

2 months

Saturday 23rd May
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FredericRobinson said:
How so?
A fit athlete who dies quick smart, is going to raise a load of questions. I cannot understand what got him, unless it was an embolism or some such. I’ll stay tuned.

FredericRobinson

4,856 posts

258 months

Saturday 23rd May
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Why not sepsis following pneumonia as stated?

SodiumThiopental

497 posts

2 months

Saturday 23rd May
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FredericRobinson said:
Why not sepsis following pneumonia as stated?
Could be. We will see.

paulguitar

34,698 posts

139 months

Sunday 24th May
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SodiumThiopental said:
FredericRobinson said:
Why not sepsis following pneumonia as stated?
Could be. We will see.
Do you have evidence to suggest that the official explanation is not accurate?



mmm-five

12,237 posts

310 months

Sunday 24th May
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My 30-odd year old niece was rushed into hospital earlier this week when a sinus infection she's been struggling to clear (with GP prescribed antibiotics) developed into encephalitis.

Required a couple of days on an IV antibiotic drip, and was released yesterday with a further 10 day supply of a different antibiotic tablet (to the one the GP provided).

Edited by mmm-five on Sunday 24th May 11:23