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Post by mod701 on Oct 15, 2014 18:02:01 GMT 12
8-)I see tony Stewart is in the wars again may be time he's to hang up his helmet. the latest was in nascar where he purposely driven into the other competitor then reversed his car into him. later a scuffle between the two drivers in the pits
What's your thoughts about him and he does have a reparation as a Hot Head
should he retire ?
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Post by m8sr8z on Oct 15, 2014 18:39:54 GMT 12
8-)I see tony Stewart is in the wars again may be time he's to hang up his helmet. the latest was in nascar where he purposely driven into the other competitor then reversed his car into him. later a scuffle between the two drivers in the pits What's your thoughts about him and he does have a reparation as a Hot Head should he retire ? Those drivers all drive into each other purposely under yellows, in pit line and also in the pits. Cant see why we have to point Tony out because he also drives a Sprintcar. The last event that was on in the weekend he got driven into but it was three other guys that were dishing it out |
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Post by boner87 on Oct 15, 2014 19:18:11 GMT 12
You might wanna get your facts a little more straight. Stewart was ploughed into when Kesolowski drove into Kenseth on pit road after the race then ricocheted into Stewart. He then reversed into Kesolowski in retaliation
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Post by mod701 on Oct 15, 2014 20:09:39 GMT 12
You might wanna get your facts a little more straight. Stewart was ploughed into when Kesolowski drove into Kenseth on pit road after the race then ricocheted into Stewart. He then reversed into Kesolowski in retaliation so do you condone this type of behaviour between drivers followed by a little stash up in the pits hi time it was stamped out, its certainly not the way we need to portray our sports |
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Post by bikeboy on Oct 15, 2014 21:08:04 GMT 12
You might wanna get your facts a little more straight. Stewart was ploughed into when Kesolowski drove into Kenseth on pit road after the race then ricocheted into Stewart. He then reversed into Kesolowski in retaliation so do you condone this type of behaviour between drivers followed by a little stash up in the pits hi time it was stamped out, its certainly not the way we need to portray our sports Nascar hit the big time when 3 drivers had a big fight on the back straight of Daytona, and that moment has a big display in their hall of fame, they made the new chase format to make guys go for the win and create this sort of drama, as does the moonshine element of the early guys, they do not shy away from this sort of thing The Frances will have big smiles in their faces after last weekend and the press they got, this stuff will not be going away anytime soon, and i can't believe they fined stewart for backing up into Keslowski, but not Kenseth for tackling him, |
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Post by insane1 on Oct 15, 2014 21:18:54 GMT 12
what would happen to nascar if stewart decided to quit and only race on dirt.?
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Post by boner87 on Oct 15, 2014 21:54:45 GMT 12
Did I say that I condone it....no. NASCAR has applied a rule for the last couple of years called "boys have at it". Meaning simply sort it out yourselves without being stupid so officialdom doesn't have to come down like a tonne of bricks every 5 seconds like we see in v8 supercars. This rule has pretty much worked but when things do get out of hand nascar will step in and fine, probation exclude etc. Kenseth never actually took a swing or dropped Kesolowski so how could they do anything. Stewart and Kesolowski both used their cars in manners which nascar deemed to be not right in their books. Nascar as a sport has been like this for some time and is what it is built on. There's a reason they have massive crowds turn out to the track for 38 weekends of the year
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Post by Rusty on Oct 15, 2014 22:04:18 GMT 12
You might wanna get your facts a little more straight. Stewart was ploughed into when Kesolowski drove into Kenseth on pit road after the race then ricocheted into Stewart. He then reversed into Kesolowski in retaliation so do you condone this type of behaviour between drivers followed by a little stash up in the pits hi time it was stamped out, its certainly not the way we need to portray our sports entertainment factor heros and villians gotta love it. #antipcbrigade it aint tiddlywinks |
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Post by teamkaos on Oct 16, 2014 12:10:02 GMT 12
Stewart was an innocent bystander that caught up in someone elses biff. And 2 of his teams cars ended up with damage out of it cause Danica got hit in the scuffle too. the passion and win at all costs attitude to what makes Nascar the best grip racing to watch in the world. not overly watered down by officialdom like so many other forms of motorsport.
I dont even aggree with the fine he got post race for the retaliation, especially when 2 of the prime causes got off scott free.
But one thing is for sure, you would have to be insane to not watch the Dega this weekend! Its gonna be on. lol |
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Post by youngone on Oct 16, 2014 13:54:47 GMT 12
Slightly off the subject. On my bucket list is going to a NASCAR race, which one would be the best to go to? Daytona?
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Post by boner87 on Oct 16, 2014 14:50:53 GMT 12
Daytona, Charlotte, martinsville, Bristol or Darlington would be my choice
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Post by bikeboy on Oct 16, 2014 16:31:49 GMT 12
Slightly off the subject. On my bucket list is going to a NASCAR race, which one would be the best to go to? Daytona? went to Bristol and Richmond this year, Bristol was amazing, so many poeple, and a heap of action on the small track, |
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Post by stubbs5115 on Oct 16, 2014 16:32:31 GMT 12
I think I'd pick those same tracks to always a good watch
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Post by bikeboy on Oct 16, 2014 16:45:57 GMT 12
Charlotte for a tour of the NAscar hall of fame, and the race shops is worth it as well,
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Post by brettgrace on Oct 16, 2014 16:47:39 GMT 12
Anything 1.5 mile or shorter, no plates and heaps of bumper tag. That joint in Texas where the fast groove is on the wall would be a good one.
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Post by beachboy on Oct 16, 2014 19:23:01 GMT 12
so do you condone this type of behaviour between drivers followed by a little stash up in the pits Personally I prefer letting them race and to a limited extent police themselves. Nothing more boring in racing than F1 or aussie V8s where they too scared to actually race since they'll get given a drive through if they happen to scratch the other car. Dirt tracks are for going round and round not tar seal that's just boring and every time there is a rub or a tap in Nascar the yellows come on for 10 laps anyway. |
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Post by m8sr8z on Oct 16, 2014 19:36:24 GMT 12
Dirt tracks are for going round and round not tar seal that's just boring and every time there is a rub or a tap in Nascar the yellows come on for 10 laps anyway. That is true. If it was on dirt the yellows would come out to pick up drivers tear-offs |
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Post by youngone on Oct 17, 2014 6:09:51 GMT 12
Thank you everyone, so good options to look at there.
Mike
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Post by teamkaos on Oct 17, 2014 10:32:48 GMT 12
Slightly off the subject. On my bucket list is going to a NASCAR race, which one would be the best to go to? Daytona? Boner has it on the money, Any plate race, or Martinsville, Bristol. It's on my Bucket list too, But I want to go to Vegas. Every March, World of Outlaws Sprintcars on Thursday, Friday, Nascar on the Saturday Sunday! Now that would be an awesome week! |
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Post by Tony on Oct 17, 2014 10:50:56 GMT 12
Slightly off the subject. On my bucket list is going to a NASCAR race, which one would be the best to go to? Daytona? A friend went to the May race at Talladega this year; camped in the infield, and the whole nine yards. I was insanely jealous, and if I was going to pick one NASCAR venue, 'Dega would be it. This week's race, with a Chase elimination at the end of it, will be an absolute ripper. |
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