No kidding. As if that Kenseth quote meant that TS was going to go out and run over MK in a grocery store parking lot.

Done better than that, I've actually attended quite a few races over the years, and I can safely say that unless their name is Jimmy Johnson, the majority of fans aren't there to see twisted sheet metal, otherwise they would just go to a demolition derby. Most fans are there to root for a specific driver, but you have…

That would buy a lot of hairspray!

Apprently you get a buzz from inhalents, until about a month ago, I was blissfully unaware of this fact.

Thoughts go out to the dude on the motorcycle.... yuck.

Not the races that I've been too, but don't let that get in the way of preconceived notions.

If you are behind a car under a caution, are you paying more attention to the car in front of you, or somebody randomly showing up beside you on foot, in a black suit, on a poorly lit track? The fact that he's following other cars is going to further limit what he's going to be able to see.

Not really, but ok.

There are some bad wrecks at Watkins. No safer barriers and odd angles on the guardrails. Go to about 1.41 in this video and watch it to the end.

I wouldn't say that Stewart 'wrecked' him. I don't see any contact in that video between the cars, except for Ward sliding into the wall.

boxing?

Maybe Have Blue, which people thought was a space ship? For size, the Manhattan Project?

Beautiful card, bought it as a kid from a local dealer.

I wondered about Skyline.

I've got that some one, center section, left.

The local politician is the one that passes laws, not Mr. Science.

It just takes longer and further.

A highway patrol friend once told me that three things happen to guys on bikes who run, they either 1) get caught 2) get away or 3) get killed. I guess in a car, you could add 'get horribly mangled in an auto accident and sued by everybody involved.'

What kind of road was it, your story just says "rural straightaway." That's relevant. 93 is a lot 'faster' on a two lane country road than a four lane highway.

It isn't about revenue. There is no way that a patrol officer is going to be able to cover his or her salary and benefits, and the cost to process the judicial paperwork, and the Judge and Prosecutor, by writing citations.