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BEAVER DAM --Some are calling track safety into question after a second driverdies in four years at the same Wisconsin raceway.Sprint car driver Jason Johnson was killed in a horrific crash Saturday night at the Beaver Dam Raceway. The 41-year-old was from Louisiana.Austen Semmelmann was one of thousands who packed the stands for the race. It was just shock, screaming, then it got really quiet really quick, Semmelmann said. Semmelmann watched as Johnson lost control on lap 18 on the dirt oval. Johnson got clipped on his front end and he kind of went for a ride, went rolling and got to the top of the billboard and landed on the wall, Semmelmann recalled. The heartbreaking scene
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