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Pitiful nascar calls
Pitiful nascar calls
During the nationwide race today Brad Coleman was taken out by bobbie
hamilton.
(possible payback). He went into the infield and barely touched some
tires. He tried and tried to get his car going again. The wet infield
prevented that.
Now nascar in their wisdom thought brad needed to go to the infield
care center.
Some 16 to 18 laps later he is allowed to return to the track.
This was such a ptiful call by nascar that I really can't believe that
it happened at all.
Nascar if you read these newsgroups, which I doubt, get a grip,
someone that just needs a tow out of the boonies does not need to go
to the infield care center.
You cost that kid a darn good finish. Wise up.
During the nationwide race today Brad Coleman was taken out by bobbie
hamilton.
(possible payback). He went into the infield and barely touched some
tires. He tried and tried to get his car going again. The wet infield
prevented that.
Now nascar in their wisdom thought brad needed to go to the infield
care center.
Some 16 to 18 laps later he is allowed to return to the track.
This was such a ptiful call by nascar that I really can't believe that
it happened at all.
Nascar if you read these newsgroups, which I doubt, get a grip,
someone that just needs a tow out of the boonies does not need to go
to the infield care center.
You cost that kid a darn good finish. Wise up.
Re: Pitiful nascar calls
On Sun, 29 Jun 2008 00:46:52 -0700 (PDT), robert.umbach@gmail,com
wrote:
>During the nationwide race today Brad Coleman was taken out by bobbie
>hamilton.
>(possible payback). He went into the infield and barely touched some
>tires. He tried and tried to get his car going again. The wet infield
>prevented that.
>
>Now nascar in their wisdom thought brad needed to go to the infield
>care center.
>Some 16 to 18 laps later he is allowed to return to the track.
>
>This was such a ptiful call by nascar that I really can't believe that
>it happened at all.
>
>Nascar if you read these newsgroups, which I doubt, get a grip,
>someone that just needs a tow out of the boonies does not need to go
>to the infield care center.
>
>You cost that kid a darn good finish. Wise up.
>
>
Not possible for NASCAR to wise up because those in charge are like
politicians no clue to begin with, so far out of touch.
On Sun, 29 Jun 2008 00:46:52 -0700 (PDT), robert.umbach@gmail,com
wrote:
>During the nationwide race today Brad Coleman was taken out by bobbie
>hamilton.
>(possible payback). He went into the infield and barely touched some
>tires. He tried and tried to get his car going again. The wet infield
>prevented that.
>
>Now nascar in their wisdom thought brad needed to go to the infield
>care center.
>Some 16 to 18 laps later he is allowed to return to the track.
>
>This was such a ptiful call by nascar that I really can't believe that
>it happened at all.
>
>Nascar if you read these newsgroups, which I doubt, get a grip,
>someone that just needs a tow out of the boonies does not need to go
>to the infield care center.
>
>You cost that kid a darn good finish. Wise up.
>
>
Not possible for NASCAR to wise up because those in charge are like
politicians no clue to begin with, so far out of touch.
Re: Pitiful nascar calls
On Jun 29, 8:31 am, Roger Hamilton <noem...@deademail.tyx> wrote:
> On Sun, 29 Jun 2008 00:46:52 -0700 (PDT), robert.umb...@gmail,com
> wrote:
>
>
>
> >During the nationwide race today Brad Coleman was taken out by bobbie
> >hamilton.
> >(possible payback). He went into the infield and barely touched some
> >tires. He tried and tried to get his car going again. The wet infield
> >prevented that.
>
> >Now nascar in their wisdom thought brad needed to go to the infield
> >care center.
> >Some 16 to 18 laps later he is allowed to return to the track.
>
> >This was such a ptiful call by nascar that I really can't believe that
> >it happened at all.
>
> >Nascar if you read these newsgroups, which I doubt, get a grip,
> >someone that just needs a tow out of the boonies does not need to go
> >to the infield care center.
>
> >You cost that kid a darn good finish. Wise up.
>
> Not possible for NASCAR to wise up because those in charge are like
> politicians no clue to begin with, so far out of touch.
Dead wrong both of you.
In an effort to be sure that drivers do not have concussions or broken
necks the rule is that if you are involved in a contact incident
whereby you have to get out of the car, then you have to go to the
infield care center.
This keeps drivers alive and healthier.
So what if in a few isolated incidents (like this one) the driver
looses position.
I fully agree with NASCAR that this rule should have no gray zone as
there is no way to determine the exact cutoff point of a light tap and
a hard hit. (hard tap vs light hit etc...)
Thank you NASCAR for helping to keep one of my favorite groups of
people alive and healthy.
On Jun 29, 8:31 am, Roger Hamilton <noem...@deademail.tyx> wrote:
> On Sun, 29 Jun 2008 00:46:52 -0700 (PDT), robert.umb...@gmail,com
> wrote:
>
>
>
> >During the nationwide race today Brad Coleman was taken out by bobbie
> >hamilton.
> >(possible payback). He went into the infield and barely touched some
> >tires. He tried and tried to get his car going again. The wet infield
> >prevented that.
>
> >Now nascar in their wisdom thought brad needed to go to the infield
> >care center.
> >Some 16 to 18 laps later he is allowed to return to the track.
>
> >This was such a ptiful call by nascar that I really can't believe that
> >it happened at all.
>
> >Nascar if you read these newsgroups, which I doubt, get a grip,
> >someone that just needs a tow out of the boonies does not need to go
> >to the infield care center.
>
> >You cost that kid a darn good finish. Wise up.
>
> Not possible for NASCAR to wise up because those in charge are like
> politicians no clue to begin with, so far out of touch.
Dead wrong both of you.
In an effort to be sure that drivers do not have concussions or broken
necks the rule is that if you are involved in a contact incident
whereby you have to get out of the car, then you have to go to the
infield care center.
This keeps drivers alive and healthier.
So what if in a few isolated incidents (like this one) the driver
looses position.
I fully agree with NASCAR that this rule should have no gray zone as
there is no way to determine the exact cutoff point of a light tap and
a hard hit. (hard tap vs light hit etc...)
Thank you NASCAR for helping to keep one of my favorite groups of
people alive and healthy.
Re: Pitiful nascar calls
On Sun, 29 Jun 2008 07:45:32 -0700 (PDT), DAVe <smalleyster@gmail,com >
wrote:
>So what if in a few isolated incidents (like this one) the driver
>looses position.
You got that right. That's why competition is discouraged in many
youth sports these days. There can only be one winner, and the losers
all feel bad. It shouldn't be about winning and losing. It should be
all about driving and having a good time.
>I fully agree with NASCAR that this rule should have _no_ gray zone as
>there is no way to determine the exact cutoff point of a light tap and
>a hard hit. (hard tap vs light hit etc...)
We sure wouldn't any common sense being applied. No sir.
>Thank you NASCAR for helping to keep one of my favorite groups of
>people alive and healthy.
Thank you panty-waists for feminizing the sport to the point that it
is unwatchable. You can get much more accomplished in a weekend when
it isn't spent watching what used to be a pretty damn entertaining
sport.
--
"If you're not a race driver, stay the hell home. Don't come here and
grumble about going too fast. Get the hell out of the race car if
you've got feathers on your legs or butt. Put a kerosene rag around
your ankles so the ants won't climb up and eat that candy ass."
- Dale Earnhardt
On Sun, 29 Jun 2008 07:45:32 -0700 (PDT), DAVe <smalleyster@gmail,com >
wrote:
>So what if in a few isolated incidents (like this one) the driver
>looses position.
You got that right. That's why competition is discouraged in many
youth sports these days. There can only be one winner, and the losers
all feel bad. It shouldn't be about winning and losing. It should be
all about driving and having a good time.
>I fully agree with NASCAR that this rule should have _no_ gray zone as
>there is no way to determine the exact cutoff point of a light tap and
>a hard hit. (hard tap vs light hit etc...)
We sure wouldn't any common sense being applied. No sir.
>Thank you NASCAR for helping to keep one of my favorite groups of
>people alive and healthy.
Thank you panty-waists for feminizing the sport to the point that it
is unwatchable. You can get much more accomplished in a weekend when
it isn't spent watching what used to be a pretty damn entertaining
sport.
--
"If you're not a race driver, stay the hell home. Don't come here and
grumble about going too fast. Get the hell out of the race car if
you've got feathers on your legs or butt. Put a kerosene rag around
your ankles so the ants won't climb up and eat that candy ass."
- Dale Earnhardt
Re: Pitiful nascar calls
On Jun 29, 10:45 am, DAVe <smalleys...@gmail,com > wrote:
> Dead wrong both of you.
>
> In an effort to be sure that drivers do not have concussions or broken
> necks the rule is that if you are involved in a contact incident
> whereby you have to get out of the car, then you have to go to the
> infield care center.
>
> This keeps drivers alive and healthier.
He didn't *have* to get out of the car, he was stuck in the mud and
Nascar *made* him get out of the car.
"I was getting in the ambulance and I looked back and I saw there were
still front tires on this thing. So I jumped back out, went around and
saw that all the tires were on it. I asked the guy in the car to see
if it'll crank and he fired it off. So I told him ,Get out of the car!
Get out of the car! And I jumped in and drove off". - Dale Sr after
rolling a car at the 1997 Daytona 500
On Jun 29, 10:45 am, DAVe <smalleys...@gmail,com > wrote:
> Dead wrong both of you.
>
> In an effort to be sure that drivers do not have concussions or broken
> necks the rule is that if you are involved in a contact incident
> whereby you have to get out of the car, then you have to go to the
> infield care center.
>
> This keeps drivers alive and healthier.
He didn't *have* to get out of the car, he was stuck in the mud and
Nascar *made* him get out of the car.
"I was getting in the ambulance and I looked back and I saw there were
still front tires on this thing. So I jumped back out, went around and
saw that all the tires were on it. I asked the guy in the car to see
if it'll crank and he fired it off. So I told him ,Get out of the car!
Get out of the car! And I jumped in and drove off". - Dale Sr after
rolling a car at the 1997 Daytona 500
Re: Pitiful nascar calls
TS02 05champ wrote:
> On Jun 29, 10:45 am, DAVe <smalleys...@gmail,com > wrote:
>
>> Dead wrong both of you.
>>
>> In an effort to be sure that drivers do not have concussions or
>> broken necks the rule is that if you are involved in a contact
>> incident whereby you have to get out of the car, then you have to go
>> to the infield care center.
>>
>> This keeps drivers alive and healthier.
>
> He didn't *have* to get out of the car, he was stuck in the mud and
> Nascar *made* him get out of the car.
>
>
> "I was getting in the ambulance and I looked back and I saw there were
> still front tires on this thing. So I jumped back out, went around and
> saw that all the tires were on it. I asked the guy in the car to see
> if it'll crank and he fired it off. So I told him ,Get out of the car!
> Get out of the car! And I jumped in and drove off". - Dale Sr after
> rolling a car at the 1997 Daytona 500
<nods>
That's the incident that popped in my head too.
I was amazed that the car would even roll.
TS02 05champ wrote:
> On Jun 29, 10:45 am, DAVe <smalleys...@gmail,com > wrote:
>
>> Dead wrong both of you.
>>
>> In an effort to be sure that drivers do not have concussions or
>> broken necks the rule is that if you are involved in a contact
>> incident whereby you have to get out of the car, then you have to go
>> to the infield care center.
>>
>> This keeps drivers alive and healthier.
>
> He didn't *have* to get out of the car, he was stuck in the mud and
> Nascar *made* him get out of the car.
>
>
> "I was getting in the ambulance and I looked back and I saw there were
> still front tires on this thing. So I jumped back out, went around and
> saw that all the tires were on it. I asked the guy in the car to see
> if it'll crank and he fired it off. So I told him ,Get out of the car!
> Get out of the car! And I jumped in and drove off". - Dale Sr after
> rolling a car at the 1997 Daytona 500
<nods>
That's the incident that popped in my head too.
I was amazed that the car would even roll.
Re: Pitiful nascar calls
On Jun 29, 3:46 am, robert.umb...@gmail,com wrote:
> During the nationwide race today Brad Coleman was taken out by bobbie
> hamilton.
> (possible payback). He went into the infield and barely touched some
> tires. He tried and tried to get his car going again. The wet infield
> prevented that.
>
> Now nascar in their wisdom thought brad needed to go to the infield
> care center.
> Some 16 to 18 laps later he is allowed to return to the track.
>
> This was such a ptiful call by nascar that I really can't believe that
> it happened at all.
>
> Nascar if you read these newsgroups, which I doubt, get a grip,
> someone that just needs a tow out of the boonies does not need to go
> to the infield care center.
>
> You cost that kid a darn good finish. Wise up.
Yep, horrible call. And it was Stevie Wallace that wrecked him.
On Jun 29, 3:46 am, robert.umb...@gmail,com wrote:
> During the nationwide race today Brad Coleman was taken out by bobbie
> hamilton.
> (possible payback). He went into the infield and barely touched some
> tires. He tried and tried to get his car going again. The wet infield
> prevented that.
>
> Now nascar in their wisdom thought brad needed to go to the infield
> care center.
> Some 16 to 18 laps later he is allowed to return to the track.
>
> This was such a ptiful call by nascar that I really can't believe that
> it happened at all.
>
> Nascar if you read these newsgroups, which I doubt, get a grip,
> someone that just needs a tow out of the boonies does not need to go
> to the infield care center.
>
> You cost that kid a darn good finish. Wise up.
Yep, horrible call. And it was Stevie Wallace that wrecked him.
Re: Pitiful nascar calls
<robert.umbach@gmail,com > wrote in message
news:804c6bdc-8f83-4937-9f8a-d5cf95e522ff@w1g2000prd.googlegroups,com ...
> During the nationwide race today Brad Coleman was taken out by bobbie
> hamilton.
> (possible payback). He went into the infield and barely touched some
> tires. He tried and tried to get his car going again. The wet infield
> prevented that.
>
> Now nascar in their wisdom thought brad needed to go to the infield
> care center.
> Some 16 to 18 laps later he is allowed to return to the track.
>
> This was such a ptiful call by nascar that I really can't believe that
> it happened at all.
>
> Nascar if you read these newsgroups, which I doubt, get a grip,
> someone that just needs a tow out of the boonies does not need to go
> to the infield care center
Since NASCAR Officials have repeatedly demonstrated in their inability to
read and actually comprehend their own NASCAR Rule Book obviously they would
also be unable to read the UseNet rec.autos.sport.nascar News Group.
> You cost that kid a darn good finish. Wise up.
>
Fred
<robert.umbach@gmail,com > wrote in message
news:804c6bdc-8f83-4937-9f8a-d5cf95e522ff@w1g2000prd.googlegroups,com ...
> During the nationwide race today Brad Coleman was taken out by bobbie
> hamilton.
> (possible payback). He went into the infield and barely touched some
> tires. He tried and tried to get his car going again. The wet infield
> prevented that.
>
> Now nascar in their wisdom thought brad needed to go to the infield
> care center.
> Some 16 to 18 laps later he is allowed to return to the track.
>
> This was such a ptiful call by nascar that I really can't believe that
> it happened at all.
>
> Nascar if you read these newsgroups, which I doubt, get a grip,
> someone that just needs a tow out of the boonies does not need to go
> to the infield care center
Since NASCAR Officials have repeatedly demonstrated in their inability to
read and actually comprehend their own NASCAR Rule Book obviously they would
also be unable to read the UseNet rec.autos.sport.nascar News Group.
> You cost that kid a darn good finish. Wise up.
>
Fred
Re: Pitiful nascar calls
"Fred Lorenzen" <fearless-freddie$camouflage$@mchsi,com > wrote in message
news:K%T9k.231396$yE1.180010@attbi_s21...
>
> <robert.umbach@gmail,com > wrote in message
> news:804c6bdc-8f83-4937-9f8a-d5cf95e522ff@w1g2000prd.googlegroups,com ...
>> During the nationwide race today Brad Coleman was taken out by bobbie
>> hamilton.
>> (possible payback). He went into the infield and barely touched some
>> tires. He tried and tried to get his car going again. The wet infield
>> prevented that.
>>
>> Now nascar in their wisdom thought brad needed to go to the infield
>> care center.
>> Some 16 to 18 laps later he is allowed to return to the track.
>>
>> This was such a ptiful call by nascar that I really can't believe that
>> it happened at all.
>>
>> Nascar if you read these newsgroups, which I doubt, get a grip,
>> someone that just needs a tow out of the boonies does not need to go
>> to the infield care center
>
> Since NASCAR Officials have repeatedly demonstrated in their inability to read and
> actually comprehend their own NASCAR Rule Book obviously they would also be unable to
> read the UseNet rec.autos.sport.nascar News Group.
>
>> You cost that kid a darn good finish. Wise up.
>>
> Fred
Dayumb Fast Freddie, that's twice today i agree with yore POV.
Keep those accurate perceptions coming!!
CRU
"Fred Lorenzen" <fearless-freddie$camouflage$@mchsi,com > wrote in message
news:K%T9k.231396$yE1.180010@attbi_s21...
>
> <robert.umbach@gmail,com > wrote in message
> news:804c6bdc-8f83-4937-9f8a-d5cf95e522ff@w1g2000prd.googlegroups,com ...
>> During the nationwide race today Brad Coleman was taken out by bobbie
>> hamilton.
>> (possible payback). He went into the infield and barely touched some
>> tires. He tried and tried to get his car going again. The wet infield
>> prevented that.
>>
>> Now nascar in their wisdom thought brad needed to go to the infield
>> care center.
>> Some 16 to 18 laps later he is allowed to return to the track.
>>
>> This was such a ptiful call by nascar that I really can't believe that
>> it happened at all.
>>
>> Nascar if you read these newsgroups, which I doubt, get a grip,
>> someone that just needs a tow out of the boonies does not need to go
>> to the infield care center
>
> Since NASCAR Officials have repeatedly demonstrated in their inability to read and
> actually comprehend their own NASCAR Rule Book obviously they would also be unable to
> read the UseNet rec.autos.sport.nascar News Group.
>
>> You cost that kid a darn good finish. Wise up.
>>
> Fred
Dayumb Fast Freddie, that's twice today i agree with yore POV.
Keep those accurate perceptions coming!!
CRU
