Edwards penalty

I guess you have to throw both of them on probation because they have both been guilty of taking advantage of eachother. In this day and age, its all shi* anyway. Next time they even think about tradin' paint on the racetrack, kick them both out of the next race. And somebody please give these two some gloves and lets get it on and get this over with!! They really don't need to be tearing up anyone else, on the track or off the track.
 
WULF said:
I guess you have to throw both of them on probation because they have both been guilty ...
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The odd thing is that there are really three schools of thought here.One is allright with a driver turning another into a wall at 100+ mph in a fit of anger.One is against it . The third opinion is that both the agressor and the victim are wrong. I think the third one is kinda strange.
 
ted@economy said:
The odd thing is that there are really three schools of thought here.One is allright with a driver turning another into a wall at 100+ mph in a fit of anger.One is against it . The third opinion is that both the agressor and the victim are wrong. I think the third one is kinda strange.
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Why is that? They were and or are both aggressive drivers, and have been aggressive towards each other.
 
I think everyone is in agreement on agressive driving, including Nascar. Everyone loves it. This was never about agressive driving.
 
ted@economy said:
I think everyone is in agreement on agressive driving, including Nascar. Everyone loves it. This was never about agressive driving.
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Nor is it about justifying our opinions to you or anyone else, as far as that goes.
 
#17D500winner said:
Nor is it about justifying our opinions to you or anyone else, as far as that goes.
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You agree with turn guys into the wall. I can respect that . I even kinda understand the folks who think they were both at fault . I'm in the minority third opinion.
 
StewartHaas-Gibbs Racing said:
No one in the top 3 series of Nascar has died since Dale Sr. so don't be over dramatic.
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Call me overly dramatic if you want, but just because these cars and tracks are safer than they have ever been, does not mean these drivers should be driving bumper cars at 200 mph. It's not ok to deliberately put someone in the wall.


Nascar isnt injury or death proof, Nascar letting it's guard down on safety is exactly what will lead to another death or injury.
 
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