4x Ironman finisher Scott Clark of Laguna Niguel passed away Tuesday evening due to complications from his injuries. On Jan. 25, Clark had been training for IM Boulder when he was struck by a two-vehicle collision. The driver, Jamie Mulford, was arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence and is being held with a $300,000 bond. Records show Mulford was previously involved in a fatal DUI collision with a pedestrian in 2010.

Thoughts and prayers go out to Scott, his family, friends, and teammates. Clark's daughter, Emily, has been delivering updates through Caring Bridge.

Stay safe out there.

Pelotontopodium wrote:

4x Ironman finisher Scott Clark of Laguna Niguel passed away Tuesday evening due to complications from his injuries. On Jan. 25, Clark had been training for IM Boulder when he was struck by a two-vehicle collision. The driver, Jamie Mulford, was arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence and is being held with a $300,000 bond. Records show Mulford was previously involved in a fatal DUI collision with a pedestrian in 2010.

Thoughts and prayers go out to Scott, his family, friends, and teammates. Clark's daughter, Emily, has been delivering updates through Caring Bridge.

Stay safe out there.

Saturday, Feb 11 at 8 AM there will be a 20 mile group ride (not a race...) to honor Scott.
Meet at Endurance House Orange County in Laguna Niguel
24012 Aliso Creek Rd
Laguna Niguel, CA 92677
(949) 215-5090
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Scott was an all around great guy. Always had the best attitude. Great father, husband and teacher. Such a tragedy. The ride on Saturday will likely include a stop at the scene of the crash to pay respects.

The driver (female), Jamie Mulford, had three previous DUIs, including the pedestrian death in 2010. I can't understand how this person still has a drivers license.

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Previously involved in a fatal DUI collinsion with pedestrian. Translation: Previously murdered someone with a car. Six years later driving again. I don't know was he driving with a license or without one? I have had patients like this who drive without a license after a DUI and they actually like it because they don't have to pay auto insurance. When are we as society going to stop tolerating this shit.