Tony Stewart
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Tony Stewart
in case any of you oval guys hadn't heard yet...
http://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/nascar/2013/08/06/tony-stewart-leaves-southern-iowa-speedway-in-ambulance/2622305/
http://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/nascar/2013/08/06/tony-stewart-leaves-southern-iowa-speedway-in-ambulance/2622305/
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Re: Tony Stewart
Thought it was about something good like him retiring or something like that
Todd

Todd
Peace and professionlism.....Kabunga signing off!!!
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Re: Tony Stewart
Damn, that sucks. I am not a huge NASCAR fan, but I do have a lot of respect for Tony. I know that sounds a bit weird, I was also a dale fan but I'd pick tony over jr to win any day
He reminds me a lot of ken Schraeder, has never forgotten his roots and will run every night of the week if given the chance
He reminds me a lot of ken Schraeder, has never forgotten his roots and will run every night of the week if given the chance
Re: Tony Stewart
I was at ohsweken when he did the 5 flips the monday night and he was off speed wise for the WoO race tuesday....he said at Pocono that it was nothing and it wasnt a big deal to me just typical sprint car flips...
Media made a big deal about it because it was Tony and after Lefler getting killed they are gonna be all over it when its a big name now.
The wreck when he broke his leg was nasty...catching the spun out car with his back wheel no wonder he broke his leg.
Some are saying he shouldn't be doing it and just sticking with Nascar...
I think he should keep running them..he truly enjoys it and he doesn't have to deal with dumb ass media redundant questions all the time at sprint car tracks.
Last year he stood right in front of me at Ohsweken to watch the other sprint cars run in heat races...good thing I am almost 6'3" tall so I can see over him or I would have had to tell him get outta my way
he was close enough that I could see his grey hairs.
Media made a big deal about it because it was Tony and after Lefler getting killed they are gonna be all over it when its a big name now.
The wreck when he broke his leg was nasty...catching the spun out car with his back wheel no wonder he broke his leg.
Some are saying he shouldn't be doing it and just sticking with Nascar...
I think he should keep running them..he truly enjoys it and he doesn't have to deal with dumb ass media redundant questions all the time at sprint car tracks.
Last year he stood right in front of me at Ohsweken to watch the other sprint cars run in heat races...good thing I am almost 6'3" tall so I can see over him or I would have had to tell him get outta my way

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Re: Tony Stewart
klavy69 wrote:Thought it was about something good like him retiring or something like that![]()
Todd





Don't get me wrong though, props to the guy for sure. Todd's comment was just to good to pass up.
Re: Tony Stewart
"Last year he stood right in front of me at Ohsweken to watch the other sprint cars run in heat races...good thing I am almost 6'3" tall so I can see over him"
I'd say anyone over 6' would have towered over Tony as he's not even close to being tall.
I'd say anyone over 6' would have towered over Tony as he's not even close to being tall.
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Re: Tony Stewart
328isjohn wrote:I was at ohsweken when he did the 5 flips the monday night and he was off speed wise for the WoO race tuesday....he said at Pocono that it was nothing and it wasnt a big deal to me just typical sprint car flips....
Now with a busted femur, he released a statement from his hospital bed.Tony wrote:"I guarantee you there were 15-20 guys across the country that flipped just like that this weekend and were just fine just like we were. If it's bad we will let you guys know. That was not bad at all."
Luckily he owns his own team.
Tony wrote:Chase schmase, I'm an outlaw, and you media types need to get a clue

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Re: Tony Stewart
Wow. I'm speechless after reading this. We lost a racer tonight, a 17 year old kid. While accidental- there is blood on his hands. He will live with this forever. I like Tony, but I think this will change him.
http://www.nascar.com/en_us/news-media/articles/2014/8/10/tony-stewart-sprint-car-incident-canandaigua-driver-death.html
http://www.nascar.com/en_us/news-media/articles/2014/8/10/tony-stewart-sprint-car-incident-canandaigua-driver-death.html
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Re: Tony Stewart
http://deadspin.com/reports-tony-stewart-ran-over-opposing-driver-during-1618893708
Turn up sound to hear engine speed up and fans in stands. Warning - not good outcome for 17 yr old Kevin Ward Jr.
Correction: 20 yrs old
Turn up sound to hear engine speed up and fans in stands. Warning - not good outcome for 17 yr old Kevin Ward Jr.
Correction: 20 yrs old
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This is all very interesting!
This is all very interesting!
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Re: Tony Stewart
Getting out of your disabled vehicle in the middle of a race and walking around in the middle of the track is never a good idea.
Also some reports state that Tony fishtailed into him which isn't true. The sprint car clearly only fishtailed after contact because it had a body under it. I guess they couldn't be bothered to watch the video. It doesn't look to me like he meant to hit him at all. The right rear tire just accidentally clipped him.
Also some reports state that Tony fishtailed into him which isn't true. The sprint car clearly only fishtailed after contact because it had a body under it. I guess they couldn't be bothered to watch the video. It doesn't look to me like he meant to hit him at all. The right rear tire just accidentally clipped him.
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Re: Tony Stewart
Terrible news.
in my heart i feel that this was just a horrible accident. but we will find out all of the details eventually.
that being said, it's about time they start fining drivers, or sitting them out a race for running out on the track to voice their displeasure with a driver they feel have wronged them. maybe that will help keep their asses in their seats and keep this from happening again.

in my heart i feel that this was just a horrible accident. but we will find out all of the details eventually.
that being said, it's about time they start fining drivers, or sitting them out a race for running out on the track to voice their displeasure with a driver they feel have wronged them. maybe that will help keep their asses in their seats and keep this from happening again.
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Re: Tony Stewart
He should have never exited the car on the track IMO. I'm sure we will start seeing things change after this.scr8p wrote:Terrible news.![]()
in my heart i feel that this was just a horrible accident. but we will find out all of the details eventually.
that being said, it's about time they start fining drivers, or sitting them out a race for running out on the track to voice their displeasure with a driver they feel have wronged them. maybe that will help keep their asses in their seats and keep this from happening again.
I don't know if any of you had seen the action a couple weeks back at Bowman Grays, but some of these drivers are real idiots and I'm very surprised they haven't had any deaths
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Re: Tony Stewart
I was at ohsweken Friday night to watch the ESS vs CORPAK sprint car races...Kevin finish 2nd in the A main...He was a good sprint car driver and at age 20 he had a bright future ahead of him.
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Re: Tony Stewart
I can't believe some of you guys actually think this was just an accident and the guy should just get a fine or be suspended.
He deliberately hit the throttle as he approached him. I'm sure he didn't mean to actually run him over, but guess what, he did. All the other drivers avoided him, so why did Stewart hit him?
In my eyes, the guy is a murdering d-bag who should be held responsible for his actions. A fine that's nothing but pocket change to this dick is not fit punishment for vehicular homicide. Let him rot in prison like the rest of the scum on this planet.

He deliberately hit the throttle as he approached him. I'm sure he didn't mean to actually run him over, but guess what, he did. All the other drivers avoided him, so why did Stewart hit him?
In my eyes, the guy is a murdering d-bag who should be held responsible for his actions. A fine that's nothing but pocket change to this dick is not fit punishment for vehicular homicide. Let him rot in prison like the rest of the scum on this planet.
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Re: Tony Stewart
Tony is a rough driver with a legendary temper- but getting out of your car and walking in the path of cars is a terrible idea. Even our local po dump track requires you to remain in the car with helmet and straps on anytime your on the surface. It's just common sense. These cars don't have a clutch, just idling is a pretty good pace. The car in front had to swerve to miss the kid, I fail to believe Tony saw him.
I also see no reason that Tony would have been angry at him?! Tony took him up the track but that didn't hurt Tony, why would he be upset? It just doesn't add up.
Just my $.02, I wasn't there and I'm sure none of us were.
I also see no reason that Tony would have been angry at him?! Tony took him up the track but that didn't hurt Tony, why would he be upset? It just doesn't add up.
Just my $.02, I wasn't there and I'm sure none of us were.
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