(registration N6JR) during an approach to the EAA AirVenture Oshkosh airshow in Oshkosh, Wisconsin, in the late afternoon. He walked out of the plane and was taken to a nearby hospital. His condition was listed at serious but stable that evening. On August 3, Roush was upgraded to fair condition. On August 13, Roush made his first at track appearance since the incident at the Michigan International Speedway. During that time he confirmed that he fractured his back, broke his jaw, and lost vision in his left eye as a result. The National Transportation Safety Board attributed the cause of the crash to pilot error, specifically, "pilot's decision not to advance the engines to takeoff power during the go-around, as stipulated by the airplane flight manual, which resulted in an aerodynamic stall at a low altitude." References External links Living people 1942 births Sportspeople from Covington, Kentucky NASCAR team owners Corporate executives in the automobile industry Survivors of aviation accidents or incidents Berea College alumni International Motorsports Hall of Fame inductees Sportspeople from the Cincinnati metropolitan area People from Manchester, Ohio NASCAR Hall of Fame inductees