Just listened to an awesome interview by Tony Stewart. I think he said it all!
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03-25-13 12:21 AM #316
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03-25-13 12:21 AM #317
Tony: "After he threw a water bottle at me like a little girl, we'll go at it now." #nascar
— Bob Pockrass (@bobpockrass) March 24, 2013
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03-25-13 12:28 AM #318
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03-25-13 06:23 AM #319
Hey guys, I was posting in this subforum not to long ago was starting to bet on Nascar. You guys were really helpful. I have not been betting much on it cause I still have a lot to learn. I have been paying attention though very carefully and what a race yesterday. Why does Stewart seem to get away with anything he wants? Does he really have something on the higher ups? I looked into him a bit yesterday and he seems to be a POS. Hope all you guys are doing well on your wagers in Nascar good bunch of guys in this sub forum. gl
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03-25-13 07:25 AM #320
yep me too
Originally Posted by onlooker
I like the driver on driver feuds. By years end, Logano might have half the field after him.
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03-25-13 09:58 AM #321
Seems dangerous to me when you let an immature brat like Stewart behind the wheel of a racecar.
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03-25-13 10:07 AM #322
I know you don't like him but that statements assinine Originally Posted by yisman
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03-25-13 10:20 AM #323
not really. You know what he's going to try to do. Originally Posted by Vegas39
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03-25-13 02:14 PM #324
A immature brat almost killed Denny Hamlin. Originally Posted by yisman
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03-25-13 02:14 PM #325
next race gonna be interesting
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03-25-13 02:25 PM #326
Originally Posted by onlooker
Then gloated about it
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03-25-13 02:34 PM #327
Reports stating Denny Hamlin has a L1 compression fracture in his back. I have not seen anywhere stating if he would miss any time or not so I'm very curious to learn the recovery time expectation.
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03-25-13 02:37 PM #328
CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- Sprint Cup driver Denny Hamlin suffered a compression fracture of his lower back in Sunday's last-lap crash involving former Joe Gibbs Racing teammate Joey Logano at Auto Club Speedway.
Hamlin spent the night at a local hospital in the Fontana, Calif., area and was expected to be released on Monday to fly home to Charlotte, where Dr. Jerry Petty of Carolina Neurosurgery and Spine Associates will evaluate him later in the week.
Team officials said it was too early to determine if Hamlin was at risk of missing a race until after he is evaluated by Dr. Petty. The Sprint Cup series has this weekend off, then resumes its schedule on April 7 at Martinsville Speedway.
Hamlin, who is 10th in points after five races, wrote on Twitter: "I just want to go home.''
Newton: Busch only part of the story
Kyle Busch -- or any driver -- winning is usually the biggest story coming off a race. It was a big deal, but Joey Logano, Denny Hamlin and Tony Stewart stole the headlines, writes David Newton. Story
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Compression fractures of the spine typically are caused by a sudden, forceful injury.
Hamlin's car hit the inside retaining wall head-on after being spun by Logano on the final lap. Hamlin's car hit a small portion of the track where the SAFER barriers designed to reduce impact did not cover the concrete wall.
Hamlin climbed out of his car and immediately collapsed. He was carried off on a stretcher and then airlifted to a nearby hospital.
Symptoms of a compression fracture are severe pain in the back, legs and arms. Some may feel weakness or numbness in these areas if the fracture injures the nerves of the spine.
It typically is treated with mild pain medication and decreased activity.
Hamlin has a history of back injuries. He sat out the Nationwide Series race at Daytona International Speedway last season due to back spasms triggered from an incident at Kentucky. He told reporters then he had bulging disks in his back.
Hamlin said then he and his doctors changed his training routine to include strength building exercises for his back. He also cut back on golf and basketball.
He did not miss the Cup race.
"With spasms ... anything can set it off," Hamlin said at the time. "Obviously, the most risk of having an accident in practice would be on a superspeedway. The likelihood of me getting in an accident in the Nationwide race would be high as well.
"Those are all things that would trigger going backward from everything I've gained this week. So that's the reason. ... Just wanted to minimize risk, that's all."
Track president Gillian Zucker had no explanation for why SAFER barriers were not in place where Hamlin's car hit the wall. She said that while the track pays for barriers, NASCAR makes the recommendation for where to put them.
She said the area where Hamlin hit was not among the recommendations.
"Anytime that NASCAR makes any recommendation that they feel will reduce injuries or the threat to injuries, we will always implement that,'' Zucker told ESPN.com. "We made a bunch of changes on the back stretch in the last couple of years.
"I'm sure that every incident that occurs NASCAR reviews and determines whether anything needs to be done.''
Zucker did not know why it wasn't recommended that the entire inside retaining wall be covered.
"This is a constantly revolving project,'' she said. "When barriers first came we certainly didn't put them all around the facility. Then NASCAR made recommendations and we added more here and more here.''
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03-25-13 02:41 PM #329
Originally Posted by JayHorne3
Good thing they have a week off.Symptoms of a compression fracture are severe pain in the back, legs and arms. Some may feel weakness or numbness in these areas if the fracture injures the nerves of the spine.
It typically is treated with mild pain medication and decreased activity.
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03-25-13 02:53 PM #330
Off week a huge plus but do think he may miss some time in car
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03-25-13 03:09 PM #331
well ok, but stewart fits the same category, having multiple times intentionally wrecked people for grudges. Originally Posted by onlooker
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03-25-13 03:23 PM #332
Originally Posted by yisman
Many do that Though. Gordon, Kyle brad, Edwards just to name a few
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03-25-13 05:28 PM #333
L1 Compression fracture is usually a 6 week recovery period. Only way to make the chase now will be to win some races I think.
That was a hard hit. Lucky it wasnt any worse.
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03-25-13 05:45 PM #334
I am not a huge Denny, Tony or Joey fan so my opinion is unbiased. It has been known amongst drivers for a while that payback is not to be given at a track where speeds are that high..I'm not saying that what Joey did was totally wrong but "driver's have at it" should include common sense and shouldn't include wrecking someone at high speeds. I'm quite certain that Joey did not intend for Denny to have serious injuries but when you turn someone at that speed you have zero control over the end result.
As far as what Tony said..he admitted that it was within Joey's rights to block and that the choice is up to the lead driver. Joey made the choice to block Tony and whatever consequences result from that are Joey's to deal with. I don't think that incident is an excuse for a past champion and team owner to carry themselves that way in not one but several interviews. What happened to the days when differences were settled (without serious injury) on the track or in the pits not in the mainstream and social media.
Just my 2 cents
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03-25-13 06:26 PM #335
if that fracture would have been higher, just might have been terrible
brutal season knowing he has no chance at the chase...damn
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03-25-13 07:37 PM #336
and all the drama just makes nascar what it is...always been there and always will be
some dust ups here and there just make everything more interesting...
we need more nasty rivalriesLast edited by 5mike5; 03-25-13 at 07:43 PM.
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03-25-13 07:41 PM #337
You think without the Hans Device, it could of been a vital crash? That was a brutal hit.
There will be a safer barrier there now.
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03-25-13 07:43 PM #338
yeah that would have snapped his neck i believe
without hans there would have been another death for sure by now
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03-25-13 07:48 PM #339
Originally Posted by onlooker
Track that fast just inexcusable there wasn't already safer barriers all the way around there
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03-25-13 07:49 PM #340
yeah i agree, they just have to be installed @ every possible position on track that can happen Originally Posted by Vegas39
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03-25-13 09:43 PM #341
I'm sure they are installing them as we speak....but a lot of good that does now Originally Posted by 5mike5
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03-26-13 07:36 AM #342
waiting to see if smoke gets a little slap on the wrist fine today...
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03-26-13 10:34 AM #343
Originally Posted by 5mike5
If so they should fine Joey for throwing a punch like a girl
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03-26-13 10:52 AM #344
he is a pussy boy
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03-26-13 10:58 AM #345
Then Joey article on Jayski says he never. Tried to wreck him
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03-26-13 05:44 PM #346
no penalty at all.... for anybody
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03-26-13 05:46 PM #347
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03-26-13 05:48 PM #348
yeah, i didnt see anything worth it
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03-26-13 10:25 PM #349
Boys and "girly men" have at it
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