Take a look at this, Big Chief Shares Shocking Revelations About The Most Horrific Accident!
In the adrenaline-fueled world of street racing, Justin Big Chief Shearer, an iconic figure known for his charismatic presence, recently found himself at the center of a heart-stopping spectacle during the filming of a Street Outlaws episode. The incident, which unfolded in the early hours of a Sunday morning in 2015, involved a collision between Brian Chucky Davis and Big Chief’s renowned twin-turbocharged 72 Pontiac Lemans, affectionately named Crow.
The collision left both vehicles mangled beyond recognition, a stark reminder of the inherent risks of street racing. Miraculously, both drivers emerged from the crash site, providing a sense of relief. However, the gravity of the situation became apparent as they were swiftly transported to a local hospital for treatment of substantial injuries sustained during the ordeal.
Speaking from a medical center near the filming location, Justin Big Chief Shearer addressed the incident and passionately defended the often-criticized street racing culture. “I know we take a lot of heat for racing on the street,” he acknowledged, “but we take safety as seriously as any drag racer. It’s just that you don’t talk that much about it until things like this happen. That’s when you really appreciate all the extra time and money that goes into making a car safe, not just fast.”
Despite initial expectations of a complete recovery, Big Chief detailed the toll the accident had taken on him – pulmonary contusions, fractured vertebrae, a broken collarbone, and an array of bumps and bruises. Reflecting on a pivotal moment in the past, he recalled a conversation with Don Dial, a respected figure in the racing community, back in 2010. Dial insisted on prioritizing safety, a decision that ultimately played a pivotal role in saving Big Chief’s life during the recent crash.
“The disclaimer at the beginning of the show isn’t a joke,” Big Chief emphasized. “We know what we’re doing is dangerous, and we choose to do it anyway. It’s a risk we’re willing to take, and it’s one I’ll take again.” He expressed gratitude for the outpouring of support from friends, family, fellow racers, and fans.
The incident serves as a stark reminder of the precarious nature of street racing and the enduring commitment of those involved to push the limits of speed and adrenaline. In the face of adversity, Big Chief’s resilience and dedication to safety stand as a testament to the unwavering spirit of the street racing community.
