Fatal Scott Bloomquist plane crash in Hawkins County ruled a suicide

[ftfiowa]

This is the end.....my only friend the end!

[Tyy7777]

I believe you've been called to the tailgate section 👋 or not.

On my way, solider .

On another note do we still have active mods? Maybe we should lock this thread and lay it to rest lol.

[Highside Hustler25]

Incredibly ironic to say that on this forum.

I believe you've been called to the tailgate section 👋 or not.

[Tyy7777]

^^^ Yep- 1/4 of the 160 teplies are from the same person and now he’s started another Bloomquist thread!

Well I was the one happy to leave it at the NTSB's findings.

[Tyy7777]

Some people love to ride on hogs. Idol worship is mental illness.

Incredibly ironic to say that on this forum.

[blncfn57]

It feels like life is getting back to normal again, with an 11 page Bloomer thread on 4M. LOL

Mostly from people who refuse to believe what's right in front of them.

[chathamracefan]

Even after his passing, no one evokes reactions from people (good or bad) like Black Sunshine.

[Josh Bayko]

^^^ Yep- 1/4 of the 160 teplies are from the same person and now he’s started another Bloomquist thread!

Some people love to ride on hogs. Idol worship is mental illness.

[foxfire2dirtracing]

^^^ Yep- 1/4 of the 160 teplies are from the same person and now he’s started another Bloomquist thread!

[Driver50x]

It feels like life is getting back to normal again, with an 11 page Bloomer thread on 4M. LOL

[Tyy7777]

Devin Jones..

Yep, that's it.

From memory he was racing Devin's car up until the wreck he had on the HTF tour. Then he raced Wolfenbarger's car. I could be wrong but did he then race someone else's car back in TN and at Cedar Lake?

Either way it'd be interesting to see what happened to the newer gen car he was building.

[zyoung25]

Firstly, I know. Scott was racing for Wolfenbarger at the Dream onwards I think??? and he had another car with someone else but the name escapes me.

Devin Jones..

[chathamracefan]

Only way you get hit on the track is by being ON THE TRACK and NOT in the car where you're supposed to be. Now IF a car is on fire and you get out, that's different. His accident was a fairly minor one. He made a fatal mistake by getting out and running out on a poorly lit track in a dark suit. Nobody to blame but the guy that got hit. Tony never saw him until way too late. Just a bad deal.

Not to mention the guy right in front of Tony in the 45 car had to swerve at the last second to miss the kid.

[Tyy7777]

he hadnt raced anything he owned all year. I loved what scott did for the sport but he had his own issues like everybody. Alot of ppl on here arent just fans like you and are in the know, so im not sure why you think you know more than they and professional investigators do

Firstly, I know. Scott was racing for Wolfenbarger at the Dream onwards I think??? and he had another car with someone else but the name escapes me. He was also I think building a newer gen TZ car with that guy who was pretty big in getting him back racing. I think his name started with a "d"? I think Scott was supposed to run that newer gen car at the start of the year but they got behind on it.

"A lot people here are in the know". No. There may be a few at best.

At what point do I claim to know more than professional investigators?

[riddle28]

On another note, and I don't indicate anything by saying this but something that never got mentioned on here as far as I'm aware was the fact that Scott was originally supposed to race the weekend of his passing, at Batesville. He had cancelled that week. From memory, and I could be wrong but Scott had sort of pinned that as a race to really prepare for. I forget his name but that was from someone in the Bloomquist Fan FB group who was crewing for him. I remember thinking it was kind of weird he had cancelled.

he hadnt raced anything he owned all year. I loved what scott did for the sport but he had his own issues like everybody. Alot of ppl on here arent just fans like you and are in the know, so im not sure why you think you know more than they and professional investigators do