Posted by B-maniac on August 10, 2014 at 17:25:28 from (75.133.246.46):
In Reply to: Tony Stewart (OT) posted by Sean Feeney on August 10, 2014 at 07:41:55:
After watching video you can see that the other driver goes down the track too far and at last minute tries to retreat back up the track away from the tire and if you stop the video you can see Tony,s car rear end actually move to the left and the left rear tire is almost flat from the weight of the car being put on it because the other tire was already on the other driver. Most sprint cars are set up to handle at high speed and if they slow down the front will plow straight ahead. Once he saw that guy coming down the track he was going to hit him head on if he hadn't kicked the rear around a little. I believe his reaction to miss this person has been misconstrued by people who don't understand how a sprint car drives/handles when not at speed. I have seen them drive straight off a corner with the front wheels turned left either because it wasn't set up right or engine problems kept them from having the power to kick the rear around. They don't steer with the front end!
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