WINSTON-SALEM, NC – The local racing community is mourning the heartbreaking loss of veteran driver Robbie Brewer, who tragically died following a devastating head-on crash during Saturday night’s feature race at Bowman Gray Stadium on August 9, 2025.
Brewer, a seasoned competitor and well-known figure in the Winston-Salem motorsports scene, was participating in the highly anticipated modified race when the collision occurred. Witnesses describe a sudden, violent impact that brought the crowd of thousands to a stunned silence. Track emergency crews and paramedics immediately rushed to the scene, working quickly to extricate Brewer from his vehicle before transporting him to a nearby hospital. Despite their best efforts, Brewer succumbed to his injuries.
Authorities have not yet released an official cause of death, and the investigation into the circumstances of the crash remains ongoing.
Known for both his competitive spirit and warm, approachable nature, Brewer had built a reputation over the years as a driver who not only loved the sport but also valued the friendships and camaraderie that came with it. Fans and fellow racers alike often spoke of his dedication, skill, and sportsmanship on and off the track.
Tributes have poured in across social media. Longtime friends and fellow racers, including Michelle Moseley and Stephen Myers, shared heartfelt posts recalling Brewer’s generosity, passion for racing, and ability to bring a smile to everyone’s face. Their messages reflect the widespread grief and deep respect felt by those who knew him.
The incident has also reignited conversations about safety standards at Bowman Gray, a historic short track with a rich but sometimes dangerous legacy. Some fans and drivers have called for additional measures to help prevent similar tragedies in the future.
As the community grapples with this loss, Brewer’s legacy will live on in the memories of countless fans, friends, and fellow drivers. His unwavering love for the sport, his friendly demeanor, and his decades-long presence at Bowman Gray will be remembered for years to come.
In the words of one tribute: “Robbie didn’t just race to win—he raced to connect, to inspire, and to share his love for this sport. That’s the legacy he leaves with all of us.”
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