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Former NASCAR driver Bobby East dies at 37 after being stabbed at gas station

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California gas station. He was 37.The Westminster Police Department issued a statement Saturday identifying Robert John East of San Dimas as the person stabbed in the chest at a 76 gas station Wednesday.

The statement said the stabbing suspect, Trent William Millsap, was shot and killed in Anaheim on Friday as officers tried to arrest him.Police say they have no motive for the stabbing and the investigation into both deaths is ongoing.They said they arrived at the gas station shortly before 6 p.m.

to find East suffering from a stab wound. He was taken to University of California, Irvine Medical Center, where he died.East, whose father was a noted short-track car builder, won USAC’s National Midgets title in 2004 and Silver Crown championships in 2012 and 2013.

He had 56 USAC-sanctioned feature victories, 48 of them in national divisions.He was just 16 in 2001 when he became the youngest driver to win a feature USAC National Midget race.

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