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SALISBURY, Connecticut — A spokesman for a Connecticut track says a man who crashed in a race of vintage cars was the first death in the historic-racing festival’s 32-year history.
Authorities say 73-year-old Lee Duran, of Lyme, lost control of his car at Lime Rock Park during a race of pre-Second World War cars. No other car was involved.
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Track spokesman Rick Roso said on Sunday that Duran was driving a 1934 MG PA Special, a sport Lee's wife said he had enjoyed for a number of years.
The track honoured Duran when the festival continued on September 1.
Authorities say 73-year-old Lee Duran, of Lyme, lost control of his car at Lime Rock Park during a race of pre-Second World War cars. No other car was involved.
VETERAN RACER
Track spokesman Rick Roso said on Sunday that Duran was driving a 1934 MG PA Special, a sport Lee's wife said he had enjoyed for a number of years.
The track honoured Duran when the festival continued on September 1.
