Car Crash and Man on Track at NASCAR Race

NASCAR 賽車賽事發生車禍及有人闖入賽道

Jun 21, 2026, 14:30
USSports

Introduction

A NASCAR race in San Diego had a big crash. Then, a man ran onto the track.

在聖地牙哥舉行的一場 NASCAR 賽車賽事發生了嚴重車禍。隨後一名男子闖入了賽道。

Main Body

Driver Sam Mayer hit a wall. Then he hit another car. 25 cars crashed. The workers stopped the race for 45 minutes to fix the wall.

車手 Sam Mayer 撞上牆壁，隨後又撞到另一輛車。共有 25 輛車發生碰撞。工作人員為了修復牆壁，將賽事暫停了 45 分鐘。

During the stop, a man climbed over fences. He went onto the track. He talked to driver Sheldon Creed. They hit fists together.

在暫停期間，一名男子翻越圍欄進入賽道。他與車手 Sheldon Creed 交談，兩人還擊了拳頭。

Sheldon Creed thought the man was funny. But the man was at a military base. This is a dangerous place. Police caught the man quickly.

Sheldon Creed 覺得該男子很有趣。但該男子當時身處軍事基地，這是個危險的地方。警方迅速將該男子逮捕。

Conclusion

Police arrested the man. The drivers are okay.

警方逮捕了該男子。車手們都平安無事。

Vocabulary Learning

⚡ The 'Action' Chain

Look at how the story moves. It uses simple words to show one thing happening after another. This is how you tell a story at A2 level.

The Pattern: Action 1 →\rightarrow Action 2 →\rightarrow Action 3

Example from text:

  • Hit a wall →\rightarrow Hit another car →\rightarrow 25 cars crashed
  • Climbed over fences →\rightarrow Went onto the track →\rightarrow Talked to driver

Quick Rule: The 'Past' Shape Most action words here have a specific ending to show the event is finished:

  • Stop →\rightarrow Stopped
  • Climb →\rightarrow Climbed
  • Talk →\rightarrow Talked
  • Arrest →\rightarrow Arrested

Special Changes (Irregular): Some words change their middle, not their end:

  • Run →\rightarrow Ran
  • Go →\rightarrow Went
  • Hit →\rightarrow Hit (stays the same!)
  • Catch →\rightarrow Caught

Vocabulary Learning

crash (n.)
An accident where two or more cars hit each other
Example:There was a big car crash on the road.
track (n.)
A special road for racing cars
Example:The race car drives fast on the track.
fences (n.)
Walls made of wood or metal to keep people out
Example:The dog jumped over the fences.
military base (n.)
A place where soldiers live and work
Example:My uncle works at a military base.
dangerous (adj.)
Something that can hurt you
Example:Fire is very dangerous.
arrested (v.)
When police take a person to the police station
Example:The police arrested the man for stealing.
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