What a clusterfuck that was. Even if you don't like NASCAR, it's worth watching Tony Steward's last lap ride. Fucker turned over what seemed like twice. I'll even post a youtube of it, once it gets posted.
it was pretty cool that tony took the blame for throwing that block. he didn't actually say he threw a block but it was obvious that he did. regardless...you could see that wreck coming 2 minutes before it happened and if it wasn't tony then it would have been someone else five seconds later. that's the nature of the sport on those types of tracks.
I thought it was funny he threw his ass in the air up in front of Michael Waltrip of all people. Of all the drivers in NASCAR, and he gets "caught from behind" by Waltrip.
Love it or hate it, as you wish, but it's an impressive Sport when you get close enough to feel and smell it. The pioneers of the genre made no bones about what they were doing- simply proving whose dick was bigger.
I thought it was funny he threw his ass in the air up in front of Michael Waltrip of all people. Of all the drivers in NASCAR, and he gets "caught from behind" by Waltrip.
Love it or hate it, as you wish, but it's an impressive Sport when you get close enough to feel and smell it. The pioneers of the genre made no bones about what they were doing- simply proving whose dick was bigger.
are you suggesting Buffy was a beard?. lol I had Mikey as the forrest gump of nascar.
haha. Yeah right. Motorsports are motorsports. They're a sport in your eyes or they aren't, but there isn't a difference between F1 and NASCAR or the local dirt track or MX course. It's a mix of mechanical chicanery and strategy and skill.
But if you ever sat in the first turn at Darlington and heard and felt 40,000 HP rumble through on the first warm up lap then caught a whiff of that "Sunoco Racing Fuel" on the second, you'd admit it's strong medicine.
When I hear an 850HP un-muffled V-8 go past me so fast it just whirs like a sewing machine, I have some admiration. A lot went into that, fuck the carbon footprint.
haha. Yeah right. Motorsports are motorsports. They're a sport in your eyes or they aren't, but there isn't a difference between F1 and NASCAR or the local dirt track or MX course. It's a mix of mechanical chicanery and strategy and skill.
And in the case of NASCAR and F1 political backstabbing. There is a slight difference between the two though. The big crashes in NASCAR happen at the end of the race. The big crashes in F1 happen at the start of the race.
