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Smith to strengthen fences at New Hampshire track
CONCORD, N.C. (AP) -The chain-link fences at New Hampshire Motor Speedway will be replaced in time for its June race, partly in response to Carl Edwards' airborne accident at Talladega Superspeedway.
Speedway Motorsports Inc. will spend $400,000 to put up fences made of welding wire.
"Let's fix it because the sport is at risk,'' SMI chairman Bruton Smith said Monday. "The thing we need to do at all the speedways (is) to make sure we have the strongest (fencing) there is.''
CONCORD, N.C. (AP) -The chain-link fences at New Hampshire Motor Speedway will be replaced in time for its June race, partly in response to Carl Edwards' airborne accident at Talladega Superspeedway.
Speedway Motorsports Inc. will spend $400,000 to put up fences made of welding wire.
"Let's fix it because the sport is at risk,'' SMI chairman Bruton Smith said Monday. "The thing we need to do at all the speedways (is) to make sure we have the strongest (fencing) there is.''