do you mean the prevailing attitude is "have at it, boys" ?Part of the problem is the have at boys vigilantism of auto racing.
do you mean the prevailing attitude is "have at it, boys" ?Part of the problem is the have at boys vigilantism of auto racing.
That is a WoO race at one of the premiere tracks in the sprint series but yes it is a great view. Only thing is the track it happened at was smaller (you have room to go 3 and 4 wide at Knoxville) and not as well lit.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JPXI0CNTyEg
Sprint race POV. Not unreasonable to expect that COULD see him. This is one of the cleaner videos I have seen though.
You do realize you are starting to get ridiculous right? I have now realized that no matter what anyone says you will think TS is guilty and done this on purpose NO MATTER WHAT. Another racer said another racer did all he could to get out of the way. That's really far fetched eh?:eek2:Money can buy anyone to say anything. Case in point here.
I'm done with him, he's either trolling or just hates Tony Stewart and thinks he is guilty no matter what evidence comes out to support Stewart and vice versa.So now we are adding bribery to the list of Tony Stewart's sins? Amazing what you can tell from half a second of blurry i-Phone footage.
Gordon fan :biggrin2:I'm done with him, he's either trolling or just hates Tony Stewart and thinks he is guilty no matter what evidence comes out to support Stewart and vice versa.
you won't see a Nationwide or Cup driver in the middle of the track unless it is red flagged.
Yeah, that's what i was thinking. Seems i remember more nationwide racer's helmets being thrown at cars on the tract than any other.Sure you will, you may see it every week.
Yup, I just wanted to give a view in actual race conditions. I have been to several dirt tracks and am aware that this is not a perfect representation of what he could have seen.That is a WoO race at one of the premiere tracks in the sprint series but yes it is a great view. Only thing is the track it happened at was smaller (you have room to go 3 and 4 wide at Knoxville) and not as well lit.
i think the stupidity quotient just went up by a factor of 1000Wow!
NASCAR added a rule Friday barring its drivers from approaching the track or moving cars after accidents,
NASCAR added a rule Friday barring its drivers from approaching the track or moving cars after accidents,
If that's the case, you're right - people can see what they want.I guess people can see what they want but it still appears to me that TS got too close and Ward may have simply been putting up his hands in a defensive reflex.
LOL you can't be serious? Generally you would put your hands out IN FRONT OF YOU, not up high like the cops are coming after you when a car is about to hit you. I know, I was hit by one before. Ward didn't put his hands out in front of his body, therefore he would more than likely be trying to hang on instead of trying to avoid a hit.I guess people can see what they want but it still appears to me that TS got too close and Ward may have simply been putting up his hands in a defensive reflex.