JJ just needs to hit the wall in Phoenix and end it. That team is just too damn good, it sickens me.
Will NASCAR park its boi next week? Should, but I doubt it. They'll give him probation until February 1.
If NASCAR cared about safety, they would just park Danica. She is a fucking disaster week in and week out.
And one of these days Hornish is going to clean her clock. The wreck with Hornish is different from most wrecks where Danica just runs out of talent, in this case, she clearly wrecked him.
Check out what she did to Landon a couple of weeks ago...
"Well, it's the doublestandard that I spent a whole week being bashed by a half a dozen drivers about racing hard at Texas and how I'm out of control and have a death wish, and then I see bullshit like that. That's fucking bullshit. That's all you can call that. These guys just tried to kill each other. You race hard and I get called an asshole for racing hard and called with a death wish, and I see shit like that, and it just pisses me off. I'm not yelling at you, Dave, but it's just fucking ridiculous, and they should be ashamed. It's embarrassing."
Um, so i haven't read 1 bit of reaction yet & i watched the race somewhere without sound/captions (so this might be a gutsy call), but what the hell happened on the final G-W-C?
Danica's car was clearly caught in the 'normal racing-line' (and had no way of clearing before traffic caught up to where she was) which I thought determined the safety of the track & whether or not a yellow was thrown.
As I've alluded to in the past... I was pretty damn close to the sport a couple of years ago & something like that seems extremely black and white to me. I've seen track officials get HAMMMERED for allowing races to go on with much less 'in the way' near the checkered stripe at >.5 mile tracks. Again, maybe I missed something that's already been clarified... but i feel like if somebody got injured in that wreck at the end, NASCAR would be in a world of hurt.
According to Robin Pemberton, as the field was coming out of turn 2, she had already moved down to the apron and was out of the racing groove. She may have been past the entrance to pit road, but I'm pretty sure she wasnt. She stayed on the track rather than head down pit road like she should have. She'd been told by her spotter that the white flag was out, and she wanted to try and limp to the finish. In doing so, she dropped a ton of oil in the bottom groove in 4. Robin says the Nascar spotter in 4 couldnt tell it was oil (sounds a lot like Watkins Glen) so they let them race it out. IMO, they just wanted to see them race to the finish, and didnt want it to end under caution, even though it should have.