NOSQUIDDING.com's video: Chuckwalla Stunt Contest

http://www.nosquidding.com/ The contest giveaway is for two 5" nodquidding.com high quality laminated vinyl decals signed by both Jason Britton and Eric Hoenshell of Team No Limit. The winners will be chosen randomly from the comments section of this video and given the choice of either White or Red for the color of the decal. To have a chance to win (be entered into the contest), all you have to do is: 1) Be a subscriber to nickgnaime 2) Comment on this video 3) Favorite this video That's it! Once the winners are chosen they will receive a private message from me here on YouTube where we will exchange information and I will send out the decals! ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Chuckwalla footage is from my first track day! It was sick and I learned a lot and had a lot of fun doing it. Special thanks to SDRob01 and Johnny for getting me to go! ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ I'm going to dedicate this video to the memory of Marco Simoncelli. RIP I am horrified by the news. You will be missed. Italian motorcyclist Marco Simoncelli died in a horrific crash at today's MotoGP race in Malaysia, organizers have said. The 24-year-old was flung from his bike and skidded across the track, before apparently being hit by competitors Colin Edwards and Valentino Rossi. The fatal accident comes just a week after British IndyCar racing driver Dan Wheldon died after crashing in Las Vegas. Simoncelli's bike was smashed to pieces after his dramatic loss of control in the second lap. The unconscious rider was taken to the medical centre at the track in Sepang for treatment, but his injuries to the chest, head and neck were too serious for him to be saved. Organizers cancelled the race soon after Simoncelli's accident and said in a bulletin reported on website Autosport: 'Race canceled as the medical centre staff is focusing on treating Marco Simoncelli and track action cannot be resumed in the current circumstances.' The rider, who only moved up to MotoGP level last year, was given CPR in the ambulance, while his devastated mother and father wept in shock and fans huddled near the track sobbed with fear. The CPR continued at the medical centre for 45 minutes but Simoncelli was declared dead at 4.56pm local time.