Kenny Koldsbaek lost his good friend Jason Leffler in a 2014 sprint-car crash before he could get a full-containment seat finished to protect a driver’s left side. Following Dave Steele’s fatal crash earlier this year, Carbon Kenny called safety pioneer Bill Simpson and they went to work developing the safest seat possible for a sprint or midget driver.
Koldsbaek and Simpson show Robin Miller their new seat design for sprints and midgets.
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