lol bud, I apologized for giving you the gears, not for what goes on the track.
This is racing, and it will and does get hecktic. If these guys did not expect or except that they should never set themselves behind the wheel of one of these race cars. I know there are situations that never should take place, but at 200 mph it can be quick decisions that make the day, sometimes bad decisions sometimes good.
Davey Allison almost died in a wreck but recovered, then what did he do? He got back in that car and drove like the champ he was for a few more years. It's guys like Kyle B that need to be penalized for the antics he does which sometimes are driven by anger. An angry man in a 650 or 750 HP car, are not a good combination when the guy acts on his anger. Most drivers don't.
Ryan Newman played the game, he knew what he was into.
So did Larson last night.
A driver could have the harmless enough wreck and come outta it in bad shape. Earnhardt Sr is a good example of . He died behind the wheel just because he had hit the wall and got his noodle shock up the wrong way.
If we are gonna put blame on these drivers for racing hard then perhaps this is not the sport for us.
The drivers know what they signed on for and live it every day.
Imagine what it was like when these cars were a ton of steel with steel interiors too and chrome moldings still pinned on the dashboards. Talk about danger !
Rubbing, nudging and even slamming one into the wall is racing , no matter how we may feel about it.
This ain't formular 1 , it's nascar.
These men are a breed above.
If the heat in the kitchen is too much, well you know what they say