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Looked more like Newman forgot to turn...At least Tony was calm in the interview...
I'm getting killed in my office pool this year... have Biffle, Edwards and Kahne..Kahne so far has been the only one helping me this year..
I'm getting killed in my office pool this year... have Biffle, Edwards and Kahne..Kahne so far has been the only one helping me this year..
Wasch_24
2005 BoY
Not the same at all.derek said:
It is the spotters responsability to let a driver know if a car coming up on the driver is on fresher tires.
Gordon meant to hit Kenseth.
Stewart thought Newman was just being an annoying lapped car.
No its the same. Two people battling for points and no one wants to give a little. So that to me is the same.
Also Newman was trying to get his lap back. He knew Tony was the leader and a strong car. He should of backed off in the corner and not drive in as hard as he did cause him to slide up into Tony. He could of not taken Tony out, but would of took himself out.
Also Newman was trying to get his lap back. He knew Tony was the leader and a strong car. He should of backed off in the corner and not drive in as hard as he did cause him to slide up into Tony. He could of not taken Tony out, but would of took himself out.
Wasch_24
2005 BoY
Eh, I guess we will just have to agree to disagree...I do not see it as the same thing.
Ryan was on fresher tires and the 12 and 20 were not fighting for the win with two laps to go.
Both situations are very different IMO.
Ryan was on fresher tires and the 12 and 20 were not fighting for the win with two laps to go.
Both situations are very different IMO.
I just miss the days where they actaully fought for the spot. No one used the bump and move method. I think over the years that has taken away form racing (and restrictor plates). The young ones seen Dale Sr. use it a lot, but he would just get you loose not wreck you. The just go over board and wreck you..