Lap 3 at the Busch race

#31

Ron wrote:

Quote:

Steveo wrote:

"Ron" <BigELilE05 (AT) msn (DOT) com> wrote:

The Hammer wrote:

Ron wrote:

The only fatal blow delivered that day was from a concrete wall.

Sterling was in his ass for the last 5 laps before he wrecked. And
Sterling caused it. That's what the guy was alluding to. Click on
the "Final Laps" video: http://www.nascar.com/special/earnhardt/

SM NEVER touched DES's car on the last lap in turn 4.

Rusty came up the middle and took the air off of DES's spoiler causing
him to get loose and he lost control of the car.

And what the OP is talking about, is today during the BUSCH race they
had a silent lap on lap 3, during the "silent lap" Kenny Schrader cut
down a tire and spun out.

The OP is insinuating that KS delivered the "fatal blow" in the 2001
Daytona 500.

Don't ruin his stink bait with the facts, Ron.

Excuse me? The facts are recorded on my DVR.

Apparentally some ppl would rather just go with the flow instead of
taking a close look themselves and realizing that all of this "SM
bumped DES on the last lap sending him into the wall" is incorrect.

Ever looked at it frame by frame on a DVR?

Anyone that isn't blind can clearly see that it was RW taking the air
off of DES's car, not SM bumping him, that caused him to lose control.

The issue isn't who did what. The issue is that it happened five years
ago and still a large group of fractionally witted fans refuse to get on
with life.

#32

Cal wrote:

Quote:

The issue isn't who did what. The issue is that it happened five years
ago and still a large group of fractionally witted fans refuse to get on
with life.

It been the issue since 5 yrs ago.

I can't believe that so many ppl STILL can't see that the reason DES
lost control, was because Rusty took the air off of his spoiler. SM
didn't have anything to do with it.

When it first happened I also thought SM bumped him but after seeing
the replay over and over, I realized that wasn't the case. And no, I'm
not blaming anyone, it's plate racing. Like TS said, someone might get
killed today.

I was a HUGE DES fan, but I do have to say, the holding up of 3 fingers
yesterday is just a little spooky to me. Almost as spooky as the ppl
that think Elvis is still alive.

#33

Steveo wrote:

Quote:

"Ron" <BigELilE05 (AT) msn (DOT) com> wrote:
Steveo wrote:
"Ron" <BigELilE05 (AT) msn (DOT) com> wrote:
The Hammer wrote:
Ron wrote:
The only fatal blow delivered that day was from a concrete wall.

Sterling was in his ass for the last 5 laps before he wrecked. And
Sterling caused it. That's what the guy was alluding to. Click
on the "Final Laps" video:
http://www.nascar.com/special/earnhardt/

SM NEVER touched DES's car on the last lap in turn 4.

Rusty came up the middle and took the air off of DES's spoiler
causing him to get loose and he lost control of the car.

And what the OP is talking about, is today during the BUSCH race they
had a silent lap on lap 3, during the "silent lap" Kenny Schrader cut
down a tire and spun out.

The OP is insinuating that KS delivered the "fatal blow" in the 2001
Daytona 500.

Don't ruin his stink bait with the facts, Ron.

Excuse me? The facts are recorded on my DVR.

Apparentally some ppl would rather just go with the flow instead of
taking a close look themselves and realizing that all of this "SM
bumped DES on the last lap sending him into the wall" is incorrect.

Ever looked at it frame by frame on a DVR?

Anyone that isn't blind can clearly see that it was RW taking the air
off of DES's car, not SM bumping him, that caused him to lose control.

I was agreeing with you, Ron..read it again with your dvr.

Sorry, I read it wrong.

#34

Ron wrote:

Quote:

Julia wrote:
On 2006-02-19 07:58:12 -0500, Steveo <moparholic (AT) hotmail (DOT) com> said:

Julia <nospam (AT) home (DOT) com> wrote:
On 2006-02-19 07:34:22 -0500, Steveo <moparholic (AT) hotmail (DOT) com> said:

"The Hammer" <HammerDrops (AT) bullshit (DOT) stops> wrote:
Ron wrote:
The only fatal blow delivered that day was from a concrete wall.

Sterling was in his ass for the last 5 laps before he wrecked. And
Sterling caused it. That's what the guy was alluding to.

Sterling didn't race yesterday, he was talking about Schrader cutting a
tire. Neither of them caused Dale's death btw.

don't let the fact's get in the way of their delusional drivel.
Besides, anyone who continues to believe either Marlin or Schrader had
anything to do with Dale's death doesn't know a bit about racing nor do
they have a lick of common sense ~ it's no use even trying to get
through to them.

You're right, Julia. I should know better than to take the bait, and that's
all it is good for, getting a rise out of people.

that's all most of them or after, pretty much..... either that or they
want to expose their ignorance and lack of understanding of the sport.
It's one thing to watch a race, and it's another thing to understand
whats going on while your're watching it. It's threads like this one
that separate the two groups.

Anyway, forget the morons, and enjoy the race today.... it seemed like
a real long off-season this year. I'm so ready for that green flag to
drop...

LMAO @ "It's one thing to watch a race, and it's another thing to
understand
whats going on while your're watching it"

Yeah boy, it's tough understanding a NASCAR race. LOL!

it does seem to be a difficult task for those who continue to blame
anyone other than Dale himself for the accident.

Quote:

Let me ask you a question, what was the cause of DES's car getting
loose on the last lap causing him to lose control and hit the wall?

it has always seemed to me that there wasn't any actual contact with
another car that caused him to lose control, but rather the air was
taken off the spoiler.

But, even *if* there had been contact, it still would not necessarily
be the other driver's fault. Dale was blocking and there is an
excellent chance that you are gonna get tapped while doing that. Dale
Earnhardt knew that as well or better than anyone out there, but chose
to take the risk anyway.

IOW, either way you look at it, I believe Dale was at fault for his own
accident.

Quote:

Be careful with your answer, your understanding of NASCAR races is at
stake.

lemme guess.... if you agree with me, I pass ~ if not, I fail...

#35

Ron wrote:

Quote:

Cal wrote:

The issue isn't who did what. The issue is that it happened five years
ago and still a large group of fractionally witted fans refuse to get on
with life.

It been the issue since 5 yrs ago.

I can't believe that so many ppl STILL can't see that the reason DES
lost control, was because Rusty took the air off of his spoiler. SM
didn't have anything to do with it.

When it first happened I also thought SM bumped him but after seeing
the replay over and over, I realized that wasn't the case. And no, I'm
not blaming anyone, it's plate racing. Like TS said, someone might get
killed today.

I was a HUGE DES fan, but I do have to say, the holding up of 3 fingers
yesterday is just a little spooky to me. Almost as spooky as the ppl
that think Elvis is still alive.

I was a fan, too. Well, he's not exactly around to root for anymore, is
he. So why don't you get a life. What's done is done. Get over it and
move on.

#36

jpchick83 (AT) gmail (DOT) com wrote:

Quote:

Ron wrote:
Julia wrote:
On 2006-02-19 07:58:12 -0500, Steveo <moparholic (AT) hotmail (DOT) com> said:

Julia <nospam (AT) home (DOT) com> wrote:
On 2006-02-19 07:34:22 -0500, Steveo <moparholic (AT) hotmail (DOT) com> said:

"The Hammer" <HammerDrops (AT) bullshit (DOT) stops> wrote:
Ron wrote:
The only fatal blow delivered that day was from a concrete wall.

Sterling was in his ass for the last 5 laps before he wrecked. And
Sterling caused it. That's what the guy was alluding to.

Sterling didn't race yesterday, he was talking about Schrader cutting a
tire. Neither of them caused Dale's death btw.

don't let the fact's get in the way of their delusional drivel.
Besides, anyone who continues to believe either Marlin or Schrader had
anything to do with Dale's death doesn't know a bit about racing nor do
they have a lick of common sense ~ it's no use even trying to get
through to them.

You're right, Julia. I should know better than to take the bait, and that's
all it is good for, getting a rise out of people.

that's all most of them or after, pretty much..... either that or they
want to expose their ignorance and lack of understanding of the sport.
It's one thing to watch a race, and it's another thing to understand
whats going on while your're watching it. It's threads like this one
that separate the two groups.

Anyway, forget the morons, and enjoy the race today.... it seemed like
a real long off-season this year. I'm so ready for that green flag to
drop...

LMAO @ "It's one thing to watch a race, and it's another thing to
understand
whats going on while your're watching it"

Yeah boy, it's tough understanding a NASCAR race. LOL!

it does seem to be a difficult task for those who continue to blame
anyone other than Dale himself for the accident.

Let me ask you a question, what was the cause of DES's car getting
loose on the last lap causing him to lose control and hit the wall?

it has always seemed to me that there wasn't any actual contact with
another car that caused him to lose control, but rather the air was
taken off the spoiler.

But, even *if* there had been contact, it still would not necessarily
be the other driver's fault. Dale was blocking and there is an
excellent chance that you are gonna get tapped while doing that. Dale
Earnhardt knew that as well or better than anyone out there, but chose
to take the risk anyway.

IOW, either way you look at it, I believe Dale was at fault for his own
accident.

Be careful with your answer, your understanding of NASCAR races is at
stake.

lemme guess.... if you agree with me, I pass ~ if not, I fail...

At least I'm grading on the curve : )

#37

Cal Vanize wrote:

Quote:

Ron wrote:

Cal wrote:

The issue isn't who did what. The issue is that it happened five years
ago and still a large group of fractionally witted fans refuse to get on
with life.

It been the issue since 5 yrs ago.

I can't believe that so many ppl STILL can't see that the reason DES
lost control, was because Rusty took the air off of his spoiler. SM
didn't have anything to do with it.

When it first happened I also thought SM bumped him but after seeing
the replay over and over, I realized that wasn't the case. And no, I'm
not blaming anyone, it's plate racing. Like TS said, someone might get
killed today.

I was a HUGE DES fan, but I do have to say, the holding up of 3 fingers
yesterday is just a little spooky to me. Almost as spooky as the ppl
that think Elvis is still alive.

I was a fan, too. Well, he's not exactly around to root for anymore, is
he. So why don't you get a life. What's done is done. Get over it and
move on.

Get over what?

I'm just responding with facts which some ppl have a problem
understanding : )

#38

On 19 Feb 2006 09:07:35 -0800, jpchick83 (AT) gmail (DOT) com wrote:

Quote:

Ron wrote:
Julia wrote:
On 2006-02-19 07:58:12 -0500, Steveo <moparholic (AT) hotmail (DOT) com> said:

Julia <nospam (AT) home (DOT) com> wrote:
On 2006-02-19 07:34:22 -0500, Steveo <moparholic (AT) hotmail (DOT) com> said:

"The Hammer" <HammerDrops (AT) bullshit (DOT) stops> wrote:
Ron wrote:
The only fatal blow delivered that day was from a concrete wall.

Sterling was in his ass for the last 5 laps before he wrecked. And
Sterling caused it. That's what the guy was alluding to.

Sterling didn't race yesterday, he was talking about Schrader cutting a
tire. Neither of them caused Dale's death btw.

don't let the fact's get in the way of their delusional drivel.
Besides, anyone who continues to believe either Marlin or Schrader had
anything to do with Dale's death doesn't know a bit about racing nor do
they have a lick of common sense ~ it's no use even trying to get
through to them.

You're right, Julia. I should know better than to take the bait, and that's
all it is good for, getting a rise out of people.

that's all most of them or after, pretty much..... either that or they
want to expose their ignorance and lack of understanding of the sport.
It's one thing to watch a race, and it's another thing to understand
whats going on while your're watching it. It's threads like this one
that separate the two groups.

Anyway, forget the morons, and enjoy the race today.... it seemed like
a real long off-season this year. I'm so ready for that green flag to
drop...

LMAO @ "It's one thing to watch a race, and it's another thing to
understand
whats going on while your're watching it"

Yeah boy, it's tough understanding a NASCAR race. LOL!

it does seem to be a difficult task for those who continue to blame
anyone other than Dale himself for the accident.

Let me ask you a question, what was the cause of DES's car getting
loose on the last lap causing him to lose control and hit the wall?

it has always seemed to me that there wasn't any actual contact with
another car that caused him to lose control, but rather the air was
taken off the spoiler.

But, even *if* there had been contact, it still would not necessarily
be the other driver's fault. Dale was blocking and there is an
excellent chance that you are gonna get tapped while doing that. Dale
Earnhardt knew that as well or better than anyone out there, but chose
to take the risk anyway.

IOW, either way you look at it, I believe Dale was at fault for his own
accident.

Be careful with your answer, your understanding of NASCAR races is at
stake.

lemme guess.... if you agree with me, I pass ~ if not, I fail...

it seems anything he can do to keep the thread going!

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