The owner of Johncock's, Savage's and McRae's cars, Pat Patrick refused to talk about this race for years, because he had lost a driver and a crewman. In his book \"Rapid Response: My Inside Story as a Motor Racing Life-Saver\" published in 2010, Dr. Stephen Olvey who was Swede Savage's attending physician at Indianapolis hospital, and later CART's Director of Medical Affairs, indicated that the real cause of death was complications related to a blood transfusion, contaminated with Hepatitis B, which caused his liver to fail.While safety crews and fire fighters were rushing to the scene of Swede Savage's crash, a firetruck tried to shortcut its way and drove up the pitlane against the normal flow of race traffic at about 60 mi/h, striking in his back the unaware Armando Teran, a crewman for Graham McRae's car, causing him fatal injuries. While other sports have inherited dangers, auto racing by definition is dangerous, considering the blend of fuel, speed and bravado in the one-eighth mile short chutes that seldom accommodate all three. 5/30/1973 7307220348 . Swede was a native of San Bernardino, California. He was as unassuming as he was good looking. In a split second during that Indy 500 in 1973, with heavy winds sweeping across the monstrous 2.5-mile oval track and gray scattered clouds overhead, the roars of 300,000 fans were silenced when Savage's car slammed into the inside wall coming out of the fourth turn, broke into pieces and exploded into a fireball. I think one thing we have to be careful with is if the sport is completely sterile and 100 percent safe, no one will watch, said Mears, a consultant for Team Penske, which has 15 Indianapolis 500 victories. (AP FILE PHOTO) INDIANAPOLIS High speed,. 5/30/1973 7307220355. Filled with over 70 gallons of fuel from a pit stop just the lap before, Swedes car exploded and disintegrated as the section of the car into which he was belted tumbled down the track, coming to rest along the outside wall. Savage died more than a month after the race. Savage's car twitched back and forth, then slid across to the inside of the track at nearly top speed, hitting the angled inside wall nearly head-on. On May 12, 1973, Swede broke the track record in Indianapolis 500 qualifying in front of a Pole Day crowd estimated at 250,000 people. With AAR's racing program cut back due to budget troubles, Savage resumed semi-pro motorcycle racing in the Southern California area. Savage, still strapped in his seat, was thrown back across the circuit. (AP Photo), Swede Savage car is in flames following his crash during the Indianapolis 500, May 30, 1973. Like Savage and Pollard, Andretti accepted the dangers. Even though Savage suffered extensive and complex fractures on his legs, his return to the tracks was considered sure, and Wally Dallenbach was recruited by George Bignotti for Team Patrick-STP as a temporary replacement during his absence. Browse and buy images now. In the 1973 Indianapolis 500, Savage was entered in an STP-sponsored Eagle-Offenhauser (number 40) prepared by master mechanic George Bignotti. I think that could have bothered him a little bit before the Indy race, Foyt said. Savage, still strapped in his seat in a large piece of the car, was thrown back across the circuit. On 133rd lap it was raining harder and Gordon Johncock took the chequered flag, ending one of the grimmest Indy 500s after 332.5 miles, with only ten cars running at the end. For other uses, additional clearances may be required. Access the best of Getty Images and iStock with our simple subscription plan. Streamline your workflow with our best-in-class digital asset management system. CREDIT: John Iacono (Photo by John Iacono /Sports Illustrated via Getty Images) Swede was a naturally gifted athlete who helped his high school football team win its first conference championship. Longtime Indy 500 spectators who witnessed the crash called it the most spectacular single-car accident in the history of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Sadly, one of the most promising talents and most fascinating personalities in the sport of auto racing in a generation, died on July 2, 1973. I remember in 1964, it looked like the whole front straightaway was on fire. The elder of Savage's two daughters passed away from leukemia several years ago; the younger of the two still resides in Southern California. Reach him at rpaulk@tribweb.com or via Twitter @RalphPaulk_Trib. On May 5, Swede Savage upped the speed chart to 197.802 mph (318.331 km/h), inching closer to the elusive 200 mph (320 km/h) mark. [8][9] Savage held the lead from laps 4354, and then made his first pit stop. It was also reported that Savage could have lost control of his car due to the oil that Johnny Rutherford's McLaren - Offy was putting down, having been black flagged for dropping oil just a couple of laps earlier.Despite the sheer violence of the crash, and the fact that he was completely exposed by the impact, Savage never lost consciousness at any time, and later he talked with doctors throughout his journey to the Methodist Hospital Medical Center in Indianapolis. On Sunday, he'll watch with his wife and pray there isn't a repeat of the 1973 horror. Sadly, though, Savage succumbed to a kidney infection while still in the hospital thirty-three days later, on Monday, 02 July 1973. He rejoined in second place, closely behind Al Unser and just ahead of Bobby Unser. On the first day of qualifying, gusting winds slowed Savage from matching his best practice speeds, but he still shattered the track record with a four-lap qualifying average of 196.582 mph (316.368 km/h). But Tuesday was wet and the drivers saw the red flag while on their parade lap. A few laps after this pit stop, on 58th lap, just as he was about to retake the lead from Al Unser in his Vel's Parnelli - Offy #4, who was in the process of coming into the pits for his second stop, Swede Savage's car suddenly veered off course on the left side at the exit of Turn 4. That day you become tentative is when you become very dangerous. Swede Savage (1946 - 1973) Race car driver, died from injuries sustained in a crash at the Indianapolis 500 Gp Do Brasil Nascar Crash Indianapolis Motor Speedway Old Race Cars Pro Sports Indy Cars Race Day Swede Savage's car explodes after a spectacular crash in Turn 4 in the 1973 Indianapolis 500. The car that was carrying a full load of fuel, slid sideways across the track and slammed into the inside wall at high speed and in an acute angle, exploding on fire and disintegrating. Swede Savage's car explodes after a spectacular crash in Turn 4 in the 1973 Indianapolis 500. Gordon Johncock took the checkered flag under caution with 67 laps remaining on a dark, gloomy Wednesday afternoon. A few laps after this pitstop, on 58th lap, just as he was about to retake the lead from Al Unser in his Vel's Parnelli - Offy #4, who was in the process of coming into the pits for his second stop, Swede Savage's car suddenly veered off course on the left side at the exit of Turn 4. On lap 58 Savage, just behind Al Unser, who was about to make a pit stop of his own, and pushing hard in anticipation of a coming rainstorm, lost control as he exited turn four. While still being trapped into the wreckage, rescuers saw him moving, a fact that astonished Jim McKay and Chris Economaki, covering the race for ABC Sports broadcasts. In the 1973 Indianapolis 500, Savage was entered in an STP-sponsored Eagle-Offenhauser prepared by master mechanic George Bignotti. (AP Photo/File), Special Instructions: 5314. In 1968 and 1969, he also raced in NASCAR events. Even though Savage suffered extensive and complex fractures on his legs, his return to the tracks was considered sure, and Wally Dallenbach was recruited by George Bignotti for Team Patrick-STP as a temporary replacement during his absence. The 1973 fatalities, coupled with the earlier deaths of Eddie Sachs and Dave MacDonald during the 1964 race at the Brickyard, were numbing truths for a sport in which death had become an acceptable reality. (AP Photo/File), Family and friends of race car driver Swede Savage, who died Monday, July 2, of injuries sustained in the May 30 crash at the Indianapolis 500, gather at the grave site at Mountain View Cemetery following funeral services in San Bernardino, Calif., July 6, 1973. [1][2][3] . SWEDE SAVAGE 1973 ~ died in the hospital 33 days after the accident. It was Swede's choice. The Indy 500 is an all-or-nothing race in which some are willing to risk everything including their lives. During the replays of Savage's crash on the tape-delayed broadcast on ABC Sports, Jim McKay and Chris Economaki also mentioned that Savage's rear wing may have come loose, possibly contributing to the crash, as well. He appeared on a major network TV talk show and was a guest at the White House at an age when most people are still figuring out what to do with their lives. Five-time Indy 500 winning chief mechanic, George Bignotti, was in charge of technical preparation, and Swedes close friend from his days at All American Racers, Jim Wright, was Bignottis talented assistant. United States. Competing in the 1969 Daytona 500, he crashed after a wheel fell off on lap 124. The choice is something we all made. But reducing the size of the fuel tank (now 18 gallons) and switching to less combustible fuels are among the primary reasons open-wheel racing is safer, Andretti and Foyt said. Grow your brand authentically by sharing brand content with the internets creators. In his autobiography, Bobby Unser wrote that when Savage exited the pits, he became alarmed at how hard Savage was pushing, and dropped back slightly in anticipation of an incident. Foyt, a four-time Indy 500 winner, said softly. All Indy 500 Legends. That reality is reinforced by this year's theme for Sunday's 97th Indianapolis 500: Indy 500 or Bust. Savage would survive the crash but die a little more than four months later. It is widely reported that Savage died of kidney failure from infection, but Dr. Steve Olvey, Savage's attending physician at Indy (and later CART's Director of Medical Affairs), claimed in his book Rapid Response that the real cause of death was complications related to contaminated plasma. I hated to see someone get killed because so many times I knew (him), Foyt said. He had been the fastest driver for much of practice. Born David Earl Savage, Jr. on August 26, 1946, in a hospital founded by his grandfather, "Swede" Savage was an American race car driver whose career was just reaching the stratosphere when he was fatally injured in a devastating crash in the 1973 Indianapolis 500. I'm sure it was the same way for those drivers in 1973, but you have to pick up your boots and move on.. Sign. Boards are the best place to save images and video clips. View Cemetery in his hometown of San Bernardino, California. Savage died more than a month after the race. I felt I wouldn't make a mistake that would kill me, but I knew I could pay for someone else's mistake. I remember the wind blowing real bad. But the pain of an inescapable memory is still there in his voice and on his face. But at a race that has too often ended in tragedy for drivers, crew members and fans, the most spectacular crashes are often the most unforgettable. On Sunday May 6, three drivers left the grounds to race in the NASCAR Winston 500 at Talladega. (AP Photo), Swede Savage's car, which was in a wreck in the Indianapolis 500, is pictured spinning out, May 30, 1973. While still being trapped into the wreckage, rescuers saw him moving, a fact that astonished Jim McKay and Chris Economaki, covering the race for ABC Sports broadcasts. Ironically, the race in which Savage suffered the accident that would cost his life was won by his team mate, Gordon Johncock. Winning the Brickyard's coveted Borg-Warner Trophy remains the aspiration of nearly every open-wheel driver. Grow your brand authentically by sharing brand content with the internets creators. TribLIVE's Daily and Weekly email newsletters deliver the news you want and information you need, right to your inbox. Drivers and fans were convinced Savage could not have survived. You have to be on the offensive but not stupid about it.. Today, Angela is a mother of two children of her own. According to eyewitnesses report, the right half of the car's rear wing had come loose before the crash, this has not yet been confirmed. It's the life of a race car driver, especially at the Indianapolis 500.. It is widely reported that Savage died of kidney failure from infection, but Dr. Steve Olvey, Savage's attending physician at Indy (and later CART's Director of Medical Affairs), claimed in his book Rapid Response that the real cause of death was complications related to contaminated plasma. Tap into Getty Images' global scale, data-driven insights, and network of more than 340,000 creators to create content exclusively for your brand. See photos from throughout Swede Savage's career. (AP Photo/File), Special Instructions: MAY 30 1973, FILE PHOTO, FILE - In this May 30, 1973, file photo, Swede Savage's car is in flames after a crash during the Indianapolis 500 auto race. He began Soap Box Derby racing at the age of five, moved up to racing quarter midget cars, then at age twelve to Go-Kart racing. He won well over a hundred quarter midget races. It's still on my mind.. A few laps after this pitstop, on 58th lap, just as he was about to retake the lead from Al Unser in his Vel's Parnelli - Offy #4, who was in the process of coming into the pits for his second stop, Swede Savage's car suddenly veered off course on the left side at the exit of Turn 4. Check out the vast collections of swede savage pictures from AP Images. I think there has to be a little drama. [1] [2] [3] Contents 1 Early life 2 Racing career 2.1 1973 Indianapolis 500 crash and subsequent death One thing is for sure, if you dwell on the negative, you better get out of it. However, due to Savage's reputation in the racing world as a highly skilled driver who did not take unnecessary chances, Unser's comments have been attributed to his resentment of Savage's rapid rise in the racing world as opposed to the "hard knocks" experiences of Unser's career. Read more about this topic: Swede Savage, Racing Career, O shipwhite-sailed of Crete,you brought my mistressfrom her quiet palacethrough breaker and crash of surfto love-rite of unhappiness!Hilda Doolittle (18861961). He finished fifth at Riverside in his one appearance in the car. The big ones like that you can't accept. Streamline your workflow with our best-in-class digital asset management system. Age now has the upper hand on the square-jaw, tough-as-nails Texan whose countless injuries over four decades of racing have emboldened him to become the consummate survivor. We won't have a race. I could be completely wrong, but he was never the type of driver who would have a problem with a car and not try to do something about it.. 7/6/1973 779743884872. The years haven't been kind to a knee that was surgically repaired three times. Prior approval is required for ALL uses of images depicting SPORTS ILLUSTRATED or GOLF magazine covers, and for ANY use in RETAIL PRODUCTS. Teran was killed almost instantly.After the accident the event was stopped and racing resumed only about one hour later. 65 Swede Savage Premium High Res Photos Browse 65 swede savage stock photos and images available or start a new search to explore more stock photos and images. The exact cause of Savage's sudden turn across the race track and into the infield wall has not been settled. On lap 58, just behind Al Unser (who was about to make a pit stop of his own), Savage, pushing hard in anticipation of a coming rainstorm, lost control as he exited turn four. In his autobiography, Bobby Unser wrote that when Savage exited the pits, he became alarmed at how hard Savage was pushing, and dropped back slightly in anticipation of an incident. Walther's 75-gallon fuel tank, which was nearly full of methanol, shattered as his car slammed back onto the racetrack. Special Hot Stove Edition Angela Savage Pit Lane Radio 1/4 LIVE 12N EST JANUARY 3, 2014 BY JOHN G LEAVE A COMMENT (EDIT) Not long after Swede Savages death from an accident at the Indianapolis 500, in 1973, his wife gave birth to their second daughter, Angela Savage. Boards are the best place to save images and video clips. The message was stressed in the costliest of terms with crashes that killed drivers Art Pollard and Swede Savage and crewman Armando Teran while injuring a dozen spectators. The 57th running of the greatest spectacle in racing took three days to complete, mostly because of an unrelenting rain. He died later that day at a local hospital. Much to the dismay of his football coach, Swede promptly quit the football team, cranked the throttle on his racing career, and never looked back. (AP Photo/File), Special Instructions: WEDNESDAY, MAY 30, 1973; 5314. Possibly it happened due to a malfunctioning right rear joint, or by running on an incorrect driving line with cold tyres. Savage also had a son, John, who lives in Highland, California. Angela Rene Savage was born to Swedes young and beautiful widow, Sheryl, just three months after his death. The 1973 race was a terrible race, Foyt recalled. Finally at 14h00 on Wednesday, 30 May 1973 the green flag started the race.Swede Savage was comfortably leading the field by 42nd lap, in the STP-sponsored Eagle - Offenhauser #40 prepared by George Bignotti, when he pitted for refueling and new tires on 55th lap. Walther, whose once-promising career was derailed that rainy day, died in December at age 65. More than eleven cars were involved in the accident and the red flag halted the race on 1st lap.Rain returned again and the start was postponed until Tuesday morning. The early part of my career I figured my chances of survival would be rather slim after losing so many of my friends including Swede. Follow. He was just 26 years old when he died. This content is intended for editorial use only. He proved to be a winner on two wheels too. Tap into Getty Images' global scale, data-driven insights, and network of more than 340,000 creators to create content exclusively for your brand. 1973 Indianapolis 500 Crash. During the race, Savage held the lead from laps 43-54, and then made his first pit stop. In the 1973 Indianapolis 500, Savage was entered in an STP-sponsored Eagle-Offenhauser prepared by master mechanic George Bignotti. He had been the fastest driver for much of practice. In his book \"Rapid Response: My Inside Story as a Motor Racing Life-Saver\" published in 2010, Dr. Stephen Olvey who was Swede Savage's attending physician at Indianapolis hospital, and later CART's Director of Medical Affairs, indicated that the real cause of death was complications related to a blood transfusion, contaminated with Hepatitis B, which caused his liver to fail.Sources:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swede_Savage Angela has never been to Indy. 2023 Trib Total Media | All Rights Reserved, Western Pennsylvania's trusted news source. He crashed violently early in the race that year and died a month later. Anchoring the event live for tape delay broadcast later in the day, ABC Sports broadcaster Jim McKay expressed disbelief upon seeing that Savage was actually moving in the post crash wreckage while he was engulfed in flames. 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