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NASCAR Catch Fence Lives Up To Its Name

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Raphael Orlove
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The catch fencing at Homestead-Miami Speedway did its job before today’s NASCAR Cup race, successfully catching a skydiver’s parachute, much to the chagrin of the skydiver.

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Everyone made it out alright, though fans report that it looked more than a little sketch in person. The Skydiver missed his mark, to say the least.

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This is why I don’t jump out of planes.