Corey Rudl, one of the most well known and respected Internet Marketers died yesterday.
I did not personally know Corey and I had never met or talked to him, but he is probably the one person that inspired me to get into Marketing on the Internet.
You see, one day while searching around looking for a way to start my own business, I accidently stumbled on to the Sales Page for his Marketing Course. After reading it from top to bottom, I was inspired to start marketing on the internet.
I couldn’t buy his course at the time because I was struggling to pay my bills but it did get me to start scouring the net for every last ounce of free information I could find on the subject.
Corey inspired countless people to really go after their dreams of running a business. I wish his family the best, and hope they know how many lives he positivly impacted.
From what I hear, Corey loved fast cars, and loved racing them. Of all the ways to go, I guess the best is while you’re doing something you love.
Here’s the story:
The 2005 Porsche Carrera GT went out of control, left the inside track and careened onto the grass, hit a barrier and caught fire at 10:40 a.m. Thursday, San Bernardino County officials said.
The passenger, Corey Nicholas Rudl, 34, died at the scene. The driver, Benjamin Miles Keaton, 39, was airlifted to Loma Linda University Hospital, where he died about an hour later, according to the county coroner’s office.
The La Jolla men were not burned but died of crash injuries, Supervising Deputy Coroner Randy Emon said.
Both men were wearing helmets and safety belts but the car was doing more than 100 mph when it crashed, authorities said.
“The driver’s side was in good shape, but the passenger side was obliterated,” Emon said.
The accident occurred while the track was being rented by the San Diego chapter of the Ferrari Owners Club, speedway spokesman Dennis Bickmeier said.
Clubs commonly use the speedway when professional races aren’t going on, he said.
The men are the fourth and fifth fatalities at California Speedway since it opened in 1997.
Fontana is 55 miles east of downtown Los Angeles.
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