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Post by 4zfed on Mar 7, 2016 19:05:51 GMT 12
There is a rule that u can't push cars into stationary cars..I guess to save injury for the unsuspecting sitting duck..
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Post by tank11 on Mar 7, 2016 19:06:42 GMT 12
No openings in the bonnet rearward, towards the driver.
I would consider this this as being rearward facing.
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Post by Tony on Mar 7, 2016 19:19:48 GMT 12
I'm pretty sure loosing bonnet is in the rules..Asher's was just "slightly" disfigured haha You mean "totally munted"  |
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Post by Jeffery on Mar 7, 2016 19:20:02 GMT 12
There is a rule that u can't push cars into stationary cars..I guess to save injury for the unsuspecting sitting duck.. What about the rule of releasing once getting forced to the infield? Pete was still turning right.. Wouldn't he need to release and/or turn around from the car pushing him infield first, thus not continuing on into the path of the parked car? |
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Post by m8sr8z on Mar 7, 2016 19:30:46 GMT 12
There is a rule that u can't push cars into stationary cars..I guess to save injury for the unsuspecting sitting duck.. What about the rule of releasing once getting forced to the infield? Pete was still turning right.. Wouldn't he need to release and/or turn around from the car pushing him infield first, thus not continuing on into the path of the parked car? I don't know why you are singling out Peter because 9/10 times cars don't rotate around |
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Post by Jeffery on Mar 7, 2016 20:10:33 GMT 12
What about the rule of releasing once getting forced to the infield? Pete was still turning right.. Wouldn't he need to release and/or turn around from the car pushing him infield first, thus not continuing on into the path of the parked car? I don't know why you are singling out Peter because 9/10 times cars don't rotate around I singled this out as it resulted in another car being removed. I did quote what comment I was referring to. Did you read the whole thread or one comment? |
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Post by Admin on Mar 7, 2016 20:20:08 GMT 12
There is a rule that u can't push cars into stationary cars..I guess to save injury for the unsuspecting sitting duck.. What about the rule of releasing once getting forced to the infield? Pete was still turning right.. Wouldn't he need to release and/or turn around from the car pushing him infield first, thus not continuing on into the path of the parked car? Pretty hard to release from a car pushing on your rear bumper and not much steering to be had anyway. The pushing car is the one that has to release. |
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Post by 00crewchief00 on Mar 7, 2016 21:55:58 GMT 12
Asher's car would have swallowed alot of dirt seeing as the air cleaner landed in front of us in pit bend the top and bottom plates too!
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Post by m8sr8z on Mar 7, 2016 22:04:56 GMT 12
I don't know why you are singling out Peter because 9/10 times cars don't rotate around I singled this out as it resulted in another car being removed. I did quote what comment I was referring to. Did you read the whole thread or one comment? Jeffrey have you read the whole thread? Because it's not a thread about your quote. You talk about not turning around from the car pushing him infield when at speed it can happen so quick. I mentioned that hardly anyone turns around. No harm done |
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Post by hbhornets on Mar 8, 2016 2:54:18 GMT 12
in saloons and super saloons the bonnet acts as a fire wall between the driver and engine. lose that infield. i would think stockcars and superstocks would be same as to why they get removed? (thats a calcuated guess only). i sore 56b stockcar get pulled for a simular looking bonnet at meeanee last meeting? as an offical you gotta be a brave man to make that call in a championship final. well done right call was made. dont think we give enough prise when tight decisons they get right.
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Post by Tony on Mar 8, 2016 7:56:36 GMT 12
in saloons and super saloons the bonnet acts as a fire wall between the driver and engine. lose that infield. i would think stockcars and superstocks would be same as to why they get removed? (thats a calcuated guess only). i sore 56b stockcar get pulled for a simular looking bonnet at meeanee last meeting? as an offical you gotta be a brave man to make that call in a championship final. well done right call was made. dont think we give enough prise when tight decisons they get right. Agree completely. I've got to know a number of the referees at Oceanview this season, and I wouldn't have their job for quids. Mpost of the decisions they make are 100% correct, but inevitably, we only ever hear condemnation of the wrong decisions. |
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