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Correct. Showing concern about your fellow driver reinforces that this is dangerous. Choosing instead to use your car as a weapon and then continuing this with a full on fist fight in front of the grandstand while everyone watches on reinforces that the cars hitting things or each other isn't...

This weekend also saw this: This is the sort of passion I want to see from the sport - competitors coming to each other's aid while racing hard and clean. What I don't want to see are wreckfests/caution flag parades and redneck slap fights between people trying to re-enact the days of Jim...

Hard, hard night for Schatz. Winds up in the Non-Qualifier races, starts the feature on a provisional, and then gets wrecked because of whatever the hell happened to PPM. Lots of immediate overreactions this morning that High Limit dominated. Sure helps when High Limit had lured in the former...

Oh, another repellent freakshow fight at Bowman Gray. It must be a day ending in -y.

If people want to argue about whether or not the wreck was her fault or that of Sawalich's, none of that changes whether or not these are ideal situations for her or her legacy as a driver, TBH. But if she wants to do this and she has the money, then she will. I simply do not understand it at...

I doubt this ends well TBH.

So, HMG:Indy NXT::Nitro:ARCA? Yes, I used the SAT vocabulary question format for my response. LOL

I've been looking at her for 20 years at this point, my guy. LOL.

FYI that the 500 Sprint Car tour opens their season tonight at Anderson. Coverage is carried by Dirtvision.

Ehh, it's the lap where the fans wave at the drivers. I never even thought to care.

Do they even do the 4 wide salute in the late models? I legitimately can't remember in large part because I watch the WoO LMs so rarely.

The bigger tell on Texas is that the post suggests there's been a long history of entertaining races there. TMS only counts for that if you are looking at Indycar.

Only two men I'm aware of winning in both nitro NHRA classes and Indycar: Tony Stewart and Danny Ongias.

Little bit of a let down for the feature last night: everything else up to that had been tremendous action but I think with the long green flag run the surface got overworked.

I have nothing personal against Kat but her prime is way over and she's been a moving chicane at the best of times in all the oval races I've seen her in over the last 2-3 years. I don't think trying to learn how to race stock cars in your mid 40s by running Cup is best for anyone.

Watched the Raudman Report last night about this weekend's races at I-55 and we might see north of 60 cars due to all the cancellations in the region and lack of a High Limit race to compete with.

Seems a super inappropriate track layout for modern open wheel but possibly a perfect one for stock cars. I'd love to see it.

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I dunno where else to put this. It's a 3 1/2 hour interview that Tony Stewart did with YouTuber The Chaz yesterday. I've watched/listened to the bulk of it yesterday and whoooo boy is there a lot covered here. Not an endorsement of anyone or anything but I did find it plenty compelling.

Feels like Jacob Allen has some other stuff going on given how the last three years have transpired.