More On Multi-Tech Racing Fire

More On Multi-Tech Racing Fire

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Details of the fire that destroyed Multi-Tech Racing, from Eileen Hyland-Leal, wife of Multi-Tech owner Neill Leal, who commented via e-mail:

The fire started around 4:00 p.m., Monday afternoon. It may have started at an electrical outlet or something related to electrical…not sure. No one was injured despite some local news stations reporting otherwise.

I was in the shop when it started and remained on scene well after everyone else (except firefighters) had left. There was not enough water to battle the fire so it spread and could not be contained despite the efforts of firefighters.

We were told by the Chief that the one hydrant (approximately 800 meters away) could not supply enough water to all trucks.

Again, no one was injured. I cannot comment on Neill’s future plans. For all those interested, please consult the business website www.multitechracing.com for any updates.

Sincerely,

Eileen Hyland-Leal





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