While the fire may have taken Douthit out of the race, you can't take the fire out of his love for the sport.David Douthit said he can't wait to race again, and plans to be back at the same track for the Fourth of July.At a Memorial Day classic, his jet-engine-propelled 1997 Scallywag Wheelstander flipped on its side and burst into flames.Even though he was in a hospital bed, he couldn't help but smile.He was taken from the track to the skies.
"One of my promoter buddies called and said it looks like I went 12 rounds with Mike Tyson," Douthit said."Graduated high school and got a jet car license right after graduating high school," Douthit said.He and his wife, Robyn Douthit, now own a jet car business, driving over 30,000 miles across the country each year.
"To say that there's an addiction is, is an understatement," Robyn said. "We'll be back. We love Wisconsin. We come here five weeks out of the year." While the fire may have taken Douthit out of the race, you can't take the fire out of his love for the sport.
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