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Robbie Brewer, a short -halted racecourse pilot, died during the weekend after suffering a medical emergency while competing in a race.
Brewer’s vehicle crashed from the front against a wall on the Bowman Gray Stadium in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, Saturday night. I was competing in the 20 laps Sportsman series race, which occurs every weekend in four divisions.
The car stopped near the finish line, and the 53 -year -old brewery was taken after the track workers took off their roof.
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The members of the track crew start the roof of the Robbie Brewer car to remove it after a medical emergency in the first 20-round Sportsman series race at the Bowman Gray Stadium, on Saturday, August 9, 2025, in Winston-Salem, NC (Walt Unks/The Winston-Salem Journal through AP)
Brewer was urgently taken to the Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist Hospital, where he finally died, according to the Winston-Salem Journal.
“We are saddened by Robbie Brewer after he was transported to a medical center in the area after a medical incident on the track,” athletics officials said in a statement on Sunday.
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“Robbie was a talented and passionate race, and competitive very respected among his companions. Our thoughts and prayers are with Robbie’s family and friends at this time.”
The details of Brewer’s medical emergency were not revealed.
Robbie Brewer’s car slides along the front section after a shipwreck in the reboot in Tour 16 of the first 20-round Sportsman series race at the Bowman Gray stadium on Saturday, August 9, 2025 in Winston-Salem, NC (Walt Unks/The Winston-Salem Journal through AP)
Brad Lewis, a driver’s partner from Bowman Gray, said Brewer “was like an older brother for me even though we were not so far old.” The Lewis racing store was close to where Brewer lived.
“It was a Thorough trunk and during,” Lewis added. “I will not only honor it for the rest of the season, but during the time we run there. We’ll miss it.”
Brewer has been competing on the track, which served as an event of exhibition of Pretapia Nascar Cup Series in February, since 1990.
Crew work to eliminate the pilot from the Sportsman Robbie Brewer series from his car after suffering a medical emergency in the Restart in Tour (Walt Unks/The Winston-Salem Journal through AP)
Brewer did almost 260 openings of the Sports Division, and won the championship in 2011, according to the Winston-Salem Journal.
