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Stewart's 'BS' slip UPDATE: yes #20-Tony Stewart said 'BS' in his post race interview on ESPN [Cable..not network], NO word when/if Stewart will be fined and/or penalized by NASCAR, in 2004, Dale Earnhardt Jr. was penalized for dropping the 'S' bomb on network [NBC] TV after winning and was fined $10k and 25 drivers/owners points. If penalized, it would be announced on Tuesday. (7-29-2007) UPDATE: Tony Stewart, excited over winning at the track he cherishes more than any other, got a little carried away in his postrace interview. The expletive he uttered could cost him a penalty later this week. Stewart was celebrating his second win the Allstate 400 at Indianapolis Motor Speedway Sunday when he uttered the obscenity on ESPN. While NASCAR officials would later say they thought there was a network delay protecting the driver, ESPN officials said delays are only used on replays of radio conversations, not live victory lane interviews. "It was an unfortunate incident that we did not anticipate," said ESPN officials in a statement. NASCAR officials said they will address the issue at the beginning of the week. Vice President Jim Hunter said there could be a penalty or a loss of points. He also said that NASCAR would talk to ESPN officials. (SceneDaily.com)
 
I have always said Jr's was because he was excited and just let it slip. Tony's was not a slip of the toung. It was on purpose and he looked directly into the camera and said it. If he loses 25 points it don't matter anyway. After the chase starts he will be 3rd anyway.
 
Although TNT, because it is a cable network, was not punished by the FCC for Robby Gordon's curse -- NASCAR fined the driver $10,000 -- a recent story in the Hollywood Reporter disclosed that the commission has requested tapes from live broadcasts of sporting events to review them for indecent material. Examples of indecency include swears uttered by athletes or vulgarity from fans picked up by microphones.

David Fiske, FCC director of media relations, said the commission is not targeting sports broadcasts. Fiske said the FCC would only review tapes of athletic events if the commission received a complaint about a specific broadcast. Locally, the FCC has not requested tape of NESN's Red Sox games, according to Joel Feld, the network's vice president of programming.
http://www.boston.com/sports/other_...006/07/28/driving_force_for_language_barrier/
I know, I posted this already.
 
Maybe NASCAR needs to put out what words are acceptable on what channels. Otherwise they need to punish Tony just like they have everyone else. Otherwise its a BS call...
 
Maybe NASCAR needs to put out what words are acceptable on what channels. Otherwise they need to punish Tony just like they have everyone else. Otherwise its a BS call...

BP you are talking about NASCAR they make lots of BS calls.
 
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