Doug, one of the lovely things about the now dead second generation Boss 302? It didn't come with *^&@ for options. I don't think it would have had power windows, but it was too damn difficult to make cranks at this stage of the game for it.

It would have showed my age if I suggested Ernie Irvin, huh?

Man, that really deserves a drum roll video.

New Ford motorsport 302, a T-5 and some air, this would be such a neat ride.

Is New York a comparative negligence state?

If everybody that is getting ready to drive a car on a race track is forced to watch that, every time they go onto a race track, be it on a four-wheeler or a stock car, I'm pretty ok with replaying it, but for sheer voyeurism, its very sad to see and I'm not for watching it again.

I'd be interested in how you came about your interpretation, because I don't get as much from that video.

Really, it's hard to lay polarized politics at the foot of any one political party.

I guess I'd point out that if you look at the riots in Detroit n the 60s, you will notice APCs and National Guardsmen with bayonets fixed.

Manual with a bench seat! You win the awesome award!

You can't throw dirt in the groove on a dirt track after a few laps, its hard pack. In the video notice how shiny it is?

The same as certain people present Stewart's helmet throw in the pits at Bristol is exactly the same situation, ignoring the facts that Bristol is well lit and there are spotters there saying "look out, there's a moron on foot out there," and Tony was being a moron at Bristol. No doubt. Just like Robby Gordon at New…

He's not going to be charged with anything, much less convicted of anything unless the PA/DA is up for election and needs to pull a Nifong. With all the variables at play here, proving intent is going to be impossible, and I'm pretty sure that if Stewart had told the police "I intended to rattle his cage" we'd be in a…

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.