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The plane Jack Roush was piloting Tuesday crashed at Wittman Air Field in OshKosh, Wis. Roush walked away from the accident bloodied but alive. Here is a photo of Roush’s plane.

Roush was taken to a local hospital where an attending physician said he is in serious but stable condition, according to a press release. His injuries are not life threatening.

From the AP:

"There are injuries. Possible surgery," Roush-Fenway President Geoff Smith said in a text message. "But he walked out of the plane."

Roush, an aviation buff, was expected to attend the Experimental Aircraft Association’s annual AirVenture in Oshkosh, Wis., this week.

There is a picture of Roush exiting the plane, though it’s graphic. If you’re not a fan of blood, don’t click on the following link. Here is the picture.

This is the second plane crash that Roush has been involved in. In 2002, a plane he was piloting near Talladega, Ala., crashed into a lake. Roush was knocked unconscious. He might have perished if it wasn’t for the fast actions of Larry Hicks, a retired Marine who saw the accident.

Our get-well wishes go out to Roush for a quick and easy recovery, and maybe that Cat in the Hat nickname has some merit after all.

(Thanks to Bob Margolis’ Twitter account and Jason McDowell for the pictures)

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