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Methanol fires can indeed be difficult to detect because methanol burns with a nearly invisible flame, especially in daylight. This makes the fire harder to spot, which can increase the danger as people might not realize there is a fire until it’s too late. When such a fire occurs, it can lead to panic, especially in a crowd or a high-risk area, like a racing pit or industrial site. Methanol is often used as a fuel in certain motorsports, making these environments particularly vulnerable to this

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The 1981 Indianapolis 500 race became notable for an incident involving methanol, which burns with an invisible flame. During the race, a collision caused a fire that was not immediately visible. Methanol burns with a clear flame that isn’t easily seen in daylight, which makes the fire challenging to detect initially. Several race cars and a safety vehicle were involved in the incident, but , the response was quick once the fire was realized. | History In Pictures

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