Cautions

paul

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NASCAR needs to be a little less liberal with the caution flags. Just because someone spins there doesn't need to be a caution.
 
They seem to be a little gun shy right now.....might be because of the Renshaw thing.
 
They are definitely too quick. He did a 360 and then drove off, only if he gets stalled should there be a caution.
 
Rudd didn't get a caution when he did his 360. Why did the others?
 
Because this is a NASCAR race.

They pick and choose who they want to help.
 
It always seems that way, doesn't it.

They try throwing out a caution before there's a big mess, but spins really shouldn't be getting cautions unless the car has come to a stop on the track.
 
Depends if Helton has a weiner stuck in his puss or not at the time of the spin.Puss meaning mouth.:D
 
Without being able to listen to the NASCAR radios I can't say for sure.

A bunch of possibilites.

No contact with other cars.

First incident, drivers or crews may have had a problem with the sort out afterwards and said something.

Can't see the whole track, what went on behind the spin I don't know.

Been awfully consistent since then with the yellow. Something must have triggered the response.

Can't see how Rudd would be a target to lose a lap nor Geoff to be a benefactor not to lose one.


Real hard to watch TV and know what is going on off screen
 
I certainly don't think NASCAR has it out for Rudd, or anyone. They just seem awfully inconsistent.
 
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