I can’t argue with thatIf race control was, in fact, run by Montessori students, what transpired on Sunday would not have.
I can’t argue with thatIf race control was, in fact, run by Montessori students, what transpired on Sunday would not have.
Byron did nothing wrong, but he did benefit from the illegal race manipulations performed by others on his behalf. That cannot stand. He should be penalized for "receiving stolen goods," so to speak.
What would you have had him do?Byron did nothing wrong, but he did benefit from the illegal race manipulations performed by others on his behalf. That cannot stand. He should be penalized for "receiving stolen goods," so to speak.
He was supposed to see what was happening behind him, pull off into the pits and wave at millions of dollars driving by.What would you have had him do?
ExactlyByron did nothing wrong, but he did benefit from the illegal race manipulations performed by others on his behalf. That cannot stand. He should be penalized for "receiving stolen goods," so to speak.
No but he also can't be surprised if he gets punished for being the beneficiary of it. You benefited for cheating. Like I said it no different than winning with a cheated up car. Just because you didn't know doesn't make it okHe was supposed to see what was happening behind him, pull off into the pits and wave at millions of dollars driving by.
Prove that he knew cheating was going on.No but he also can't be surprised if he gets punished for being the beneficiary of it. You benefited for cheating. Like I said it no different than winning with a cheated up car. Just because you didn't know doesn't make it ok
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That's insulting his intelligence pretty bad.Prove that he knew cheating was going on.
OK, so maybe he realizes what is happening. What's he going to do about it?That's insulting his intelligence pretty bad.
He was slipping, sliding and slow as crap. Had cars 2 wide behind him not making any attempt to pass. Please William is way smarter than that.
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Take the punishment he gets because he benefits from itOK, so maybe he realizes what is happening. What's he going to do about it?
No but he also can't be surprised if he gets punished for being the beneficiary of it. You benefited for cheating. Like I said it no different than winning with a cheated up car. Just because you didn't know doesn't make it ok
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I'd be ok with throwing it for the 1 and 3, that would have solved the blocking problem.In this instance would you have thrown the black flag on the 1, 3, 20, 23 & 24 and then impose fines and such after the race?
I'd be ok with throwing it for the 1 and 3, that would have solved the blocking problem.
I would have given the 23 the benefit of doubt but after tearing the car down and finding nothing wrong I would have dropped the hammer so hard on them. Talking like suspending the team from competition next week.
The 20 you have to penalize because clearly he rode the wall and that's black and white. Not sure what the penalty for that is but to me it should just be a DQ.
I guess the 24 shakes out where he is after the 1 and 3 are black flagged
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Yip, yap, it doesn't matter what you think, it is what you can prove.That's insulting his intelligence pretty bad.
He was slipping, sliding and slow as crap. Had cars 2 wide behind him not making any attempt to pass. Please William is way smarter than that.
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Ah, I see. "I think the guys behind me are blocking for me so I'll do a voluntary pass down pit road. If they're still doing it when I come back out, I'll do a stop-and-go. I won't have to write a check; we left an undated one with Daytona at the start of the season."He was supposed to see what was happening behind him, pull off into the pits and wave at millions of dollars driving by.
No, what's he supposed to do about it ON THE TRACK? "Hey, they're blocking for me. What can I do to not get penalized?"Take the punishment he gets because he benefits from it
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Tell them to stop blocking pretty simpleNo, what's he supposed to do about it ON THE TRACK? "Hey, they're blocking for me. What can I do to not get penalized?"
Yeah, that will give him plausible denial on the record, I guess. If they keep blocking, is his request good enough to get him off the hook with you?Tell them to stop blocking pretty simple
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To me it doesn't really matter once it's apparent they're blocking you black flag them. In this case nascar screwed the pooch, so the only way to make it fair is to penalize the 24 since he was the beneficiary.Yeah, that will give him plausible denial on the record, I guess. If they keep blocking, is his request good enough to get him off the hook with you?
I think Byron should have thrown a handful of nails out the window. That will teach them to not be blocking for him.Yeah, that will give him plausible denial on the record, I guess. If they keep blocking, is his request good enough to get him off the hook with you?
You still had the games back then too. Just not as bad. Guys would give guys spots or push them.Hey, I got an idea. Instead of this idiotic win and you are in points system, why don't they have a points system that has everybody racing for position without a jackpot every race?
Good luck getting NASCAR to make another judgement call.To me it doesn't really matter once it's apparent they're blocking you black flag them.
It goes to charity, specifically the NASCAR Foundation. It used to be used for driver awards.Who gets to keep the fine monies?
I'm going to bet a lot of it goes into the France pocket. The rest becomes a tax write-off in the form of charity.It goes to charity, specifically the NASCAR Foundation. It used to be used for driver awards.
What Happens to the Fine Money NASCAR Collects from the Teams and Drivers?
In the wake of Kyle Busch's massive $50,000 fine at Darlington, one has to wonder where NASCAR puts all the money collected from these fines.www.essentiallysports.com