Ryan Newman Daytona 500 Crash: James Woods Weighs in on Hospital Exit Video and Twitter Chimes In
James Woods recently weighed in on Ryan Newman's hospital exit video, after his intense Daytona [...]
At first, I thought the worst. Then, because of no updates, I thought he might be paralyzed. This - this is a miracle. I am so happy for him and those who love him.
— Sasha Matthews (@Sashamum) February 20, 2020
prevnextIt was really GREAT to see this ❤️ I know he LOVES the sport BUT really hope he decides to retire now for the sake of his 2 girls.
— 💋**Leisa**👠TEXT TRUMP TO 88022 (@Leisa1D28) February 21, 2020
I am so impressed that he helped engineer the cage design of his car, for these types of crashes - that helped to save his life!
— Wonda Sanchez (@WondaSa08762447) February 20, 2020
prevnextI am so impressed that he helped engineer the cage design of his car, for these types of crashes - that helped to save his life!
— Wonda Sanchez (@WondaSa08762447) February 20, 2020
This easily could've ended in tragedy the other night. I was almost expecting it. And now he's walking around with his girls. Incredible. Man, life is so fragile and amazing.
— Joseph Gonzales (@joseph7gonzales) February 20, 2020
prevnextAll our prayers to our Father in Heaven have been answered. Thank you God, you are Lord of all who love you & trust your lovingkindness to all of us. Amen
— Alice @PennysMom (@Penny20035) February 20, 2020
Yes, he flew back to Charlotte not long after that video, Ryan and most the #NASCAR drivers are tough as nails. Glad he's doing well.
— Mark (@MarkCNC64) February 20, 2020
prevnextNot a racing fan but glad he's ok. Credit should be given to Dale Earnhardt. Sad though his passing was, it served a great purpose in giving others the tech to be able to not only survive a wreck like that but be able to walk out holding his daughters' hands.
— Lee Rolls (@LeeRolls1) February 20, 2020
graduated from Purdue with BS Engineering designed the Newman bar that may have saved his life pic.twitter.com/2RXTrVJWqW
— Tom L (@TommyboyTomL) February 20, 2020
prevnextI’d ❤️ to go fishing with him.
— TraciLea (@TraciPower1) February 20, 2020
He needs to start building cars for @BMW @GMC @MercedesBenz @Ford @chevrolet.
Seems like he had a hand in saving his own life! Amazing! pic.twitter.com/dhxIVqgdtI
— Osok10x (@osok10x) February 20, 2020
prevnextThe man is alive because of NASCAR Safety Rules, Advancement in Technology, and good old American Ingenuity.#CreditWhereCreditIsDue
— Jim Sweigart (@06VTX1300R) February 20, 2020
HANS device (Head and Neck Support device) has saved the lives of many racecar drivers. Developed by Dr. Robert Hubbard (1943–2019), a professor of biomechanical engineering prof at @michiganstateu https://t.co/2hrx9u6596 pic.twitter.com/P8XFl4ZQWL
— Pete McSorley (@mcsorley_pete) February 20, 2020
prevAwesome news but I want a car made out of the same stuff. 200 mph wall impact flip in the air, rolls, drivers side door impact and he walks away. He may have a wound we can't see but that was a horrific crash to even survive.
— PB Firearms (@FirearmsPB) February 20, 2020