Stewart advances below yellow

#1

It appeared to me as though Stewart advanced his position when he ran below
the yellow while wrecking Kenseth into the infield. In my view he should have
been not only penalized to the end of the longest line for aggressive driving
but also a one lap penalty for passing below the yellow.

#2

"Electrician" <electrician (AT) xo (DOT) com> wrote

Quote:

It appeared to me as though Stewart advanced his position when he ran
below
the yellow while wrecking Kenseth into the infield. In my view he should
have
been not only penalized to the end of the longest line for aggressive
driving
but also a one lap penalty for passing below the yellow.

Hoot

#3

On Thu, 23 Feb 2006 00:33:05 GMT, electrician (AT) xo (DOT) com (Electrician) wrote:

Quote:

It appeared to me as though Stewart advanced his position when he ran below
the yellow while wrecking Kenseth into the infield. In my view he should have
been not only penalized to the end of the longest line for aggressive driving
but also a one lap penalty for passing below the yellow.

are those the penalties that the "rules" call for? ;-)

#4

In article <dA7Lf.41168$%84.33917 (AT) tornado (DOT) southeast.rr.com>,
24onthegas (AT) aol (DOT) com says...

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Hoot

Don't you mean 'woot'?

#5

In article <5q1qv1tsa2uqievj9jre06ap6c1gnvbj62 (AT) 4ax (DOT) com>,
mad^dog (AT) thedogpound (DOT) net says...

Quote:

On Thu, 23 Feb 2006 00:33:05 GMT, electrician (AT) xo (DOT) com (Electrician) wrote:

are those the penalties that the "rules" call for? ;-)

Yes, actually they are. But NASCAR only enforces them on the 'unpopular'
drivers.

#6

On Thu, 23 Feb 2006 01:59:26 GMT, electrician (AT) xo (DOT) com (Electrician) wrote:

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In article <5q1qv1tsa2uqievj9jre06ap6c1gnvbj62 (AT) 4ax (DOT) com>,
mad^dog (AT) thedogpound (DOT) net says...

On Thu, 23 Feb 2006 00:33:05 GMT, electrician (AT) xo (DOT) com (Electrician) wrote:

are those the penalties that the "rules" call for? ;-)

Yes, actually they are. But NASCAR only enforces them on the 'unpopular'
drivers.

it appears that nascar is just trying to be pc and consider their
rules a "living document..."

#7

electrician (AT) xo (DOT) com (Electrician) wrote:

Quote:

It appeared to me as though Stewart advanced his position when he ran
below the yellow while wrecking Kenseth into the infield. In my view he
should have been not only penalized to the end of the longest line for
aggressive driving but also a one lap penalty for passing below the
yellow.

Earnhardt clearly advanced his position by passing below the yellow line

also and there was no penalty so.......................

#8

Electrician wrote:

Quote:

It appeared to me as though Stewart advanced his position when he ran below
the yellow while wrecking Kenseth into the infield. In my view he should have
been not only penalized to the end of the longest line for aggressive driving
but also a one lap penalty for passing below the yellow.

Gordon went below the yellow to make a pass to go from 11th to 10th
position. The NBC crew didn't even mention it...other than to say,
"Gordon with the pass for 10th place."

#9

Gordon did it. Your take on that is??? Jr did it as well, your thoughts?

"Electrician" <electrician (AT) xo (DOT) com> wrote

Quote:

It appeared to me as though Stewart advanced his position when he ran
below
the yellow while wrecking Kenseth into the infield. In my view he should
have
been not only penalized to the end of the longest line for aggressive
driving
but also a one lap penalty for passing below the yellow.

#10

"20_2x_Champ" <nojcrap (AT) home (DOT) com> wrote

Quote:

Gordon did it. Your take on that is??? Jr did it as well, your thoughts?

Joonyer did it twice, and they even replayed one of them on teevee. Joonyer
and Gordon have done it several times previously and never been penalized.

Face it, Nascar ain't gonna penalize their poster children for anything they
do on the track.