Apparently this guy did not see the replay of Riggs getting loose before he lost it.

BobbyFord said:
Where was any of that in the news reports??? :confused:
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It was reported on Race Day that Harvick started with the mouthing off and that he fell into Delana . Like I said wait untill this thing shakes out and we get the whole story .
 
MultiMatic said:
It was reported on Race Day that Harvick started with the mouthing off and that he fell into Delana . Like I said wait untill this thing shakes out and we get the whole story .
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My guess is that when this whole thing shakes out somebody is going to be found guilty of assault and battery and wind up paying a fine and restitution.
 
MultiMatic said:
Lets see if I have this right , If you cuss me like a dog and maybe throw in a few cracks about my moma and I punch you in the face but as you are going down for the count you fall onto your wife , thats on me ?
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You'd punch me in the face because of some words I said to you? What a joke. :dunce:
 
I BETTER QUALIFY THAT , I dont punch out girls in case your a chick
 
I like Kevin and heavens knows that Kevin has done plenty, both on and off the track. I hate it that Delana was involved but I do believe that Kevin isn't going to do anything legally, but will do his talking on the track, as he's always done, with exception of Biffle and Rudd and ... :)

I don't see anything other than something from NASCAR and probably not even there to happen.
 
A nascar official got hurt..that's al they need for justification of the boot of that crewmember...

remind me the record fine handed by nascar?
 
Magnethead said:
A nascar official got hurt..that's al they need for justification of the boot of that crewmember...

remind me the record fine handed by nascar?
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$50,000, Jeff Gordon, 1997 World 600?

I really honestly believe, now that Happy Harvick's a car owner, that he's trying to keep his cool. I believe it to be reported as is, guy started something with Kevin.

There's plenty of other instances where Harvick could've gotten his head and took it off his shoulders and stuff.

By trash talking, they mean Kevin and Delana werre trash talking on each other and stuff. I mean they've both got personalities. Ever watch 360? That's the exact same Delana Harvick that I met in '04.
 
BobbyFord said:
It is still up to the Harvick's whether or not to press charges and/or file a civil suit. The snapperhead got what he deserved, indefinite suspension. :D
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Please ,
Thats what the clogged court system needs pushing incidents from race tracks to settle .

You got it right already when you said he got what he deserved . This guy has lost his job after many many years of working for Hendricks Yates and Evernham and being from everthing I can read a stand up guy . The guy is recently married with a child so I am sure it has had a huge impact on him . He sure got a stiffer penalty then Harvick has ever been givin for his nonsence with Biffle and Rudd .

I would bet the farm that this guy when he gets his hard card back will never have another problem with ANYONE in NASCAR again , you want to bet this is not the last dust up Kevin is in ?
 
MultiMatic said:
Please ,
Thats what the clogged court system needs pushing incidents from race tracks to settle .

You got it right already when you said he got what he deserved . This guy has lost his job after many many years of working for Hendricks Yates and Evernham and being from everthing I can read a stand up guy . The guy is recently married with a child so I am sure it has had a huge impact on him . He sure got a stiffer penalty then Harvick has ever been givin for his nonsence with Biffle and Rudd .

I would bet the farm that this guy when he gets his hard card back will never have another problem with ANYONE in NASCAR again , you want to bet this is not the last dust up Kevin is in ?
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If I recall, Kevin Harvick was suspended back in 2002. And also, if I recall properly, Kevin Harvick did not physically attack Ricky Rudd.

Are you also gonna go after NASCAR for being light on Tony Stewart in the same timeframe as Harvick's incidents? Or going too light on Jimmy Spencer? Or Rusty Wallace?

You're speaking out of a clear bias against Kevin Harvick.

I'm more offended that he attacked a NASCAR official and a driver's wife. If he wanted to have it out with Kevin, ok, tell him to meet him out in the parking lot, like Darrell. :D
 
MultiMatic said:
Please ,
Thats what the clogged court system needs pushing incidents from race tracks to settle .

You got it right already when you said he got what he deserved . This guy has lost his job after many many years of working for Hendricks Yates and Evernham and being from everthing I can read a stand up guy . The guy is recently married with a child so I am sure it has had a huge impact on him . He sure got a stiffer penalty then Harvick has ever been givin for his nonsence with Biffle and Rudd .

I would bet the farm that this guy when he gets his hard card back will never have another problem with ANYONE in NASCAR again , you want to bet this is not the last dust up Kevin is in ?
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A "stand up guy" doesn't shove someone from behind or knock down women.
 
MultiMatic said:
Please ,
Thats what the clogged court system needs pushing incidents from race tracks to settle .

You got it right already when you said he got what he deserved . This guy has lost his job after many many years of working for Hendricks Yates and Evernham and being from everthing I can read a stand up guy . The guy is recently married with a child so I am sure it has had a huge impact on him . He sure got a stiffer penalty then Harvick has ever been givin for his nonsence with Biffle and Rudd .

I would bet the farm that this guy when he gets his hard card back will never have another problem with ANYONE in NASCAR again , you want to bet this is not the last dust up Kevin is in ?
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Where in the article does it say Ray Evernham fired him?

Just because NASCAR suspended him from coming to the race tracks does NOT mean he won't keep his job back at the shop.:einstein:
 
Nah, probably not. Delana was there and he knew if he started his normal junk she would kick his butt. He's a wise man that Kevin.
 
I do not believe this. The only thing harv did wrong was not killing that sob, If he would have knocked my wife down he would have been last weeks news....

Riggs had already lost it when Harvick got into him.
 
N2racin88 said:
Great read from Dennis Cherry who is a pit crew member of Martin Truex's team. Sounds like Kevin has matured over the years.

http://blogs.thatsracin.com/overthewall/
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I've been a huge fan of Kevin's for years and espically over the last year and a half, he's gotten his act together. I think these past few years struggling and what-not have really helped drivers like Kevin and Dale Jr. to bone up. Now, instead of giving up, these guys aim to go for a good finish. Kevinm and Jr. have both got their acts together as drivers.
 
fun_in_my_z said:
I do not believe this. The only thing harv did wrong was not killing that sob, If he would have knocked my wife down he would have been last weeks news....

Riggs had already lost it when Harvick got into him.
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I'll tell you what if he had harmed my girl, I would have unloaded an AK-47 on him and yeah let's just say that he'd not be very concerned about the race anymore.
 
Eagle1 said:
Where in the article does it say Ray Evernham fired him?

Just because NASCAR suspended him from coming to the race tracks does NOT mean he won't keep his job back at the shop.:einstein:
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Your right again Eagle but heres a breaking story for you CC is gone , toast persona non grata at EMS and has not been to work this week .
 
UPDATE 2: Sirius Speedway has learned that NASCAR will announce later today that it has indefinitely suspended Craig "C.C." Curione, the front tire carrier for Scott Riggs' #10 Dodge, for his role in a postrace altercation Sunday night at Texas Motor Speedway. Curione was identified as the member of Riggs' Evernham Motorsports crew who shoved Kevin Harvick from behind while he and his wife, DeLana, were walking to the infield media center following the Dickies 500. The Harvicks and NASCAR official John Sacco all fell, landing in the path of the #10 team's war wagon, which hit Sacco and left him with a sprained ankle. The Harvicks were not hurt. Spokesman Kerry Tharp said earlier today, "NASCAR has been looking into this postrace incident since it occurred. It's something we take very seriously. An announcement regarding a course of action could come as early as Tuesday." A spokeswoman for Evernham Motorsports said the team has cooperated with NASCAR's investigation, and will have no comment until a final determination has been made.(Motorsports Soapbox)(11-7-2006)
OFFICIAL Penalty: NASCAR announced today that Craig Curione, a crew member for the #10 Dodge team, has been suspended indefinitely from NASCAR and fined $10,000 for a rule violation he committed following last Sunday’s race at Texas Motor Speedway. The action resulted from violation of Section 12-4-A (actions detrimental to stock car racing; involved in an altercation with another Competitor) of the 2006 NASCAR Rule book.(NASCAR PR)(11-7-2006)
 
I would have unloaded an AK-47 on him
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Have you considered anger management? Someone with that mentality clearly needs professional help.
But, then it does explain a few things...
 
bp, I agree with you here. Betwixt Andy and fun in his Z, there seems to be some rather overly angry fans. I wonder if either of them have thought of hooking up with the US Marines or Army? But of course, neither of those units use an AK47.
 
they are not issued them buckaroo. lot of soldiers take them from the enemy though and they are used.
 
Whatever happened to settling things like men? When all else fails, knuckle to knuckle seems the most civil thing to do.

IMO, It doesn't take much of person to shoot someone who doesn't have the same weapon as I do.
 
Whatever happened to settling things like men? When all else fails, knuckle to knuckle seems the most civil thing to do.
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Seems to me that I read somewhere about turning the other cheek. Are we destined to descend the evolutionary ladder where we feel the need to resort to violence upon one another for real or perceived slights. If you truly desire to settle things like men it can be done without violence to our fellow man.
 
barelypure said:
Seems to me that I read somewhere about turning the other cheek. Are we destined to descend the evolutionary ladder where we feel the need to resort to violence upon one another for real or perceived slights. If you truly desire to settle things like men it can be done without violence to our fellow man.
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. Remember this ?

NASCAR Fight Hearkens Back to Good Old Days;

KYRA PHILLIPS, CNN ANCHOR: NASCAR drivers Ricky Rudd and Kevin Harvick could face punishment today for some unsportsmanlike conduct over the weekend.
MILES O'BRIEN, CNN ANCHOR: The drivers and their crews squared off in a pit row row -- pit row row, I like that -- after a crash Saturday night in Richmond, Virginia. Matt Morrison joins us with more. This seems to be a trend in NASCAR these days.

MATT MORRISON, CNN SPORTS: A lot of scraping. And a couple of weeks ago it was Jimmy Spencer and Kurt Busch involved in some fisticuffs. And Saturday night at Richmond it was the entire teams of both Ricky Rudd and Kevin Harvick that were involved in a pit row row -- nice words, whoever wrote them.

It happened because late in the race, Rudd tipped the back of Harvick's car. Both were fighting for top five finishes in this one. Harvick basically went from 2nd to 16th with that little crush. And afterwards, Harvick and his entire crew met up with Rudd in pit row. Guys were stomping on Rudd's car. His team had to be restrained from getting into a flat-out fistfight with these guys.

There were no fisticuffs in this one. But both teams, and we're talking 12 members of both teams, were called to the trailers for NASCAR to be basically tongue-lashed after the race in a situation that is very ironic, because while it was both inappropriate behavior in pit row as Kevin Harvick came in crashed into Ricky Rudd's car, it was, at the same time, something that NASCAR people can't deny is probably good the for the sport.

In a situation where good guys versus bad guys has always sold the sport for 50 years, we're seeing a little bit more of that in what had become a very corporate kind of existence here over the last several years.


They have been fighting for 50 years because their passionate , I hope they never lose the passion.
 
barelypure said:
Seems to me that I read somewhere about turning the other cheek. Are we destined to descend the evolutionary ladder where we feel the need to resort to violence upon one another for real or perceived slights. If you truly desire to settle things like men it can be done without violence to our fellow man.
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Well, sometimes diplomacy fails and sometimes we watch boxing matches.

I've "turned the other cheek" many times but was completely aware that I may get one in the back of the head :)
 
and sometimes we watch boxing matches.
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I'm not sure what watching a boxing match has to do with you personally bashing in someone's face. One is a sport/a job where each combatant is trained, is under supervision while the other is one giving in to base emotions.

You can do better.
 
I guess what I'm saying is if two men want to settle thier differences with their fists - all the power to 'em. Seems more sensible than guns.
 
I read today where Harvick has said that he's totally satisfied with the way that Evernham has handled this situation and said that this was the first time he, Kevin, has dealt with Ray in any fashion. He said that Ray was a true professional in the way he handled things.

It's fun to watch some of these guys grow up on the circuit. Kevin has sure changed the way he handles things these days, and he's getting better at it all the time. I don't want to see him lose all of his emotions and I don't think that will happen, but we've seen some guys go from being wild and crazy to total wimps.
 
In keeping with the current Nascar trend, I think C.C. is simply "spending more time with his family".
 
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