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Welcome to the new Nascar.
Tony Stewart is leading Nascar into the next revenue stream.
that is all
what a ing hypocrite. that lame ass chode lost all respect i had for him and i would assume earned alot of enemies tonight. took alot of liberties with peoples lives tonight after ing about atht all week. what a chode. he's lucky idont know where he lives or i wo ulld have to regulate his chode
Welcome to the new Nascar.
Tony Stewart is leading Nascar into the next revenue stream.
NASCAR sucks ass.
The paucity of blacks in Tony Stewart's crew make his team look like the GOP Convention
NASCAR=
tony is cool. he s with pretty boy gordon all the time.
Turn Right Once! Please?
Whatever it takes to win and he was ed with first what goes around comes around. If you can't take the then go race go carts.
you cant cry about peoples safety and say someone is going to die at daytona and then a week later intentionally send someone up across teh track sliding backwards at 175 mph
theres plenty of other ways to get revenge back. that move was lame and shows what a crybaby hypocrite he is
They do a couple of races each year at actual road tracks, where they get to prove the cars can turn both ways.
For those who take the sport seriously, Stewart looked like an ass. Plain and simple. I'm glad NASCAR penalized him a couple of times for all of his stupidity. Stewart is the new Dale Earnhardt. Someone who will slam anyone, wreck anyone, and practically kill anyone as long as it means getting to the front of the pack.
Bro, this is extreme racing, especially at Daytona.
Hey, you could always take up basket weaving if you don't like it.....
Nascar is exciting because of crashes at high speeds......
Get with the times.
Seems as though NASCAR doesn't agree with your asinine sentiments. Otherwise, they wouldn't have penalized him. Earnhardt used to get away with that kind of nonsense because he was the cash cow of NASCAR back then. Thankfully, NASCAR now realizes that it's better off by keeping dumbasses like Stewart under control.
P.S. "Extreme racing" was back in the day before restrictor plates kept them under 200 MPH. The restrictions they have now make it much tamer.
Last edited by IceColdBrewski; 02-21-2006 at 08:22 AM.
I dont think that Stewart is so much of a hypocrite, he admitted after the shootout that he too was being agressive with bump drafting and whatnot. All Tony said was that someone was going to get killed if this continued, he never said he was going to stop doing it. And frankly if he did stop doing it, he would have finished in the bottom 5 not the top 5. You have to bump draft there to be compe ive.
It was Kenseth who started it by taking the air out of Stewart, therefore sending him to the wall and hitting Gordon.
And Tony knew what he was doing by sending Kenseth across the infield.
It was a BS move by both sides, but Kenseth was definatley the aggressor in this matter.
I think changing the bumpers will fix the problem at Tallegeda and the night race at Daytona.
Tony Stewart is good and bad for the sport of NASCAR. He does things that at times can cause someone to get seriously hurt. However, at the same time those things he does on the track that can cause someone to get seriously hurt make NASCAR a bit more exciting and keeps fans watching.
And, most of the time when Tony does something like that, it's because it's been done to him and NASCAR did nothing to the person who did it to him. Just because the tv cameras/NASCAR don't show you everything that happens on the track doesn't mean stuff is not going on. If you want to really know what is going on, watch the Speed Channel, or get TrackPass for the races. You hear and see stuff you won't believe.
Tony Stewart used to be a renegade...dangerous. Now, he's a pretty straight shooter. He was doing the same thing Sunday that Dale Jarrett, Michael Waltrip, and some other veteran drivers were forced to do last year...send NASCAR a big " O?!?! IS ANYONE HOME???" when they get too starry-eyed with their hot new little stars (Jamie McMurray, Kyle Bush, etc.) and let them get away with their crap. Funny how NASCAR ALWAYS notices when it's one of the established drivers, huh? But, it makes them go back and review film and see what causes these fiascos.
No way Jenny Johnson should have won that race Sunday...he should not have been allowed to race; he should have been sent packing with his buddy Chad Knauss. THAT crap (illegal/unapproved stuff on the cars) is what is going to get someone killed in a race.
Last edited by pache100; 02-21-2006 at 01:57 PM.
oh the stupidity in this forum of those who know nothing of nascar.
seguspur-these exciting crashes you speak of are what get people killed. many people have died at daytona and not just in nascar.
keda-how can oyu "know what youre doing" and know whats going to happen when you slam your car into someone when youreboth doing 200 mph. if you saw it happen live and or saw the replay, you would have seen how many cars narrowly, and i say taht to its truest meaning, missed hitting kenseth. not only did stewart wtih peoples lives, but also a bunch of money that wasnt his. not just kenseths sponsors but hte sponsors of a load of other cars. and alot of time and energy and moeny spent on getting those cars ready for that race. and also tonys move has nothing to do with "bump drafting" and stewart didnt hit gordon bc of kenseth. stewart hit gordon bc he came down to early and didnt give gordon the room to pass. neither one of htem would have gone in the wall if stewart would have relegated the position instead of being reckless. he slid up, gordon moved in, and stewart got mad.
and pache, i dont care what happened you dont risk others lives like that. and if anything i think nascar would cater to the current champin more so than any of their "hot new little stars" though theres not many of them that i like. and to prove you wrong if that was the case how come kyle busch got sent to the back for "aggressive driving"? also why should jimmie johnson have got sent home? nascar was founded by a bunch of people who used to be bootleggers and was built upon a cornerstone of cheating/bending rules. geting caught is a risk and johnsons car was race ready for the race and his crew chief got fined. if he hadnt won it wouldnt even be an issue anymore.
which Daytona 500 were YOU watching???
get the tampon out of your ass and watch it again
Kenseth took the air out of the back of Stewart, the back of the 20 car got loose and slid up the straight causing Stewart to hit Gordon.
How can you say Tony came down early when they were 3 wide to begin with?
I still have the race on my DVR if youd like to see it again.
And for the drivers knowing what they are doing, that is exactly what I meant. Tony has been racing for more than a decade and has won championships at all levels, he knew where to hit the 17 and spin him across the infield.
Watch the race again, and pay attention this time and you might learn something.
Look, dude, I just stated an opinion. I didn't know you didn't really want comments, most people who post do want others' opinions or they wouldn't bother. I didn't realize you were just posting to hear yourself talk. If you don't like NASCAR and think it "was built upon a cornerstone of cheating/bending rules" WHY THE DO YOU WATCH???? Vote with your remote or your on/off button. Period.
The le of your thread says it all. You hate Tony Stewart and don't want to be confused with the facts or anyone else's opinions. You should have just left it at that.
Just because someone disagrees with you does not mean they are stupid. I didn't call you stupid, and I don't appreciate being called stupid. I won't bother to respond to any more of your silly threads.
shhh yer gunna give haters a heart attack
tony stewart sounds like a no limit soldier
Last edited by Cant_Be_Faded; 03-02-2006 at 11:39 AM.
Something does have to be done about Tony Stewart though. He gets away with a lot. If he does something similiar to what he did at Daytona again he needs to be penalized. He is putting lives in danger and taking lots of money away from sponsors. Not just thousands. Millions.
It was probably because of a malfunction of his Nascar...maybe it wasn't his fault
its a car, not a NASCAR
NASCAR is the name of the organazation, not the car.
Then you are going to have to "do something" about all the 10-15 other drivers on any given Sunday who "put lives in danger and take money away from sponsors" (not even sure you know what you are talking about there). The point I'm trying to make is there would be no need for retaliation on the race track if there were no initial acts of aggression on the race track...THOSE are the people who should be penalized - the initiators. Retaliation happens because NASCAR lets certain people (and it's usually the same certain people, but not always) get away with stuff and then they punish retaliation. That is wrong, plain and simple. Either the rules apply to everyone or there are no rules. The rookies (Kyle Busch) should be no exception; that's how you learn what the infractions are and what the penalties are...start from the back instead of the pole a few times and you'll get it.
ANY known act of illegally improving/altering a race car (ignorance of the rules/regulations is NOT an excuse) should be punished to the fullest extent of the regs every time it happens, no matter who is guilty (Jenny Johnson) of doing it or who it happens to. I think every race should be an impound race. You gotta fix something? Go to the back of the line, I don't care who you are or where you qualified to start the race.
If NASCAR doesn't stop showing favoritism to certain teams and punishing other teams, they are going to start losing fans by the droves. THAT is when you will see major loss of sponsor funding. As long as the fans are there, the money will be there.
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