John Haner credits these sections of Air Fence Bike with saving his life in Turn 8a at Texas World Speedway. The corner is also known as Ryan’s Corner after Ryan Smith, who died in a crash there in 1999, before the Air Fence was deployed by the Roadracing World Action Fund. “I hit it unbelievably hard, and probably wouldn’t be here if it wasn’t for that Air Fence!”. Click here for full story
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This rider put this section of inflatable air barrier to the test at the WERA GNFs, Road Atlanta. He walked away uninjured. View Testimonials