The Highside Tickler

[FieldFiller]

Shout out to Kyle Strickler. Looking (not a nice word)(not a nice word)(not a nice word)(not a nice word) good for his first time at Eldora in a late model. Seen him win a lot of modified races at Carolina Speedway.

[jensenracing18]

great run.. I knew him and Bronson were on way to fast of a pace to keep it up for 100 laps.. was cool to see a lot of the mod guys at Eldora and running well

[bleedblue55]

Yep, Strickler, Hoffman, Hawkins and a few others need to be in late models. Way more talented than some of the guys running lates now because they have a BIG bag of cash and live on provisionals.

[old_wedge_nut]

Loved his reaction at drivers intro. You could tell he just enjoyed being there.

[Kromulous]

Kind of a shady move, aka Davenport RF wheel slam.

[formercrewguy]

Kind of a shady move, aka Davenport RF wheel slam.

I watched that a couple times and that was on JD. He slipped up into Strictler.

[HoosierDirtFan]

Kind of a shady move, aka Davenport RF wheel slam.

That accident was all JD. He slid up next to him and the touch. Kyle had position and was already running the high groove of the track. I've know Kyle for about 10 years now. That was a racing deal and JD just sild up a little to much and that's all it took. It was a good race. A lot of comer's and goer's during the race.

[zyoung25]

You can't really aim for someone's RF when you can't see it. I'm sure he knew he was there, but there was no way that was intentional. Plus that's taking a a high chance of cutting your own LR.

[Mod Runner]

Who is Strickler driving for ?

[HoosierDirtFan]

Who is Strickler driving for ?

Eric Wells - Hazard, Kentucky

[kazual]

He is entertaining, nice to see guys like him and RTJ running some late model stuff. Thornton is one I hope can put together more late model runs. To me his driving style is more like Bloomquist’s, smooth and in control.

[Kromulous]

You guys must of been watching another race, Strickler came down into JD. Its really plain to see, Strickler seen him down there, and either wanted to change lanes or tried to choke JD down a little coming out onto the straightaway.

[Madcat]

You guys must of been watching another race, Strickler came down into JD. Its really plain to see, Strickler seen him down there, and either wanted to change lanes or tried to choke JD down a little coming out onto the straightaway.

I didn't think so at all. I just posted in the Dream thread I thought it was a racing incident.

Not arguing, but curious if maybe where I was sitting it looked different. T2 right by the Jumbotron, so I was a ways away from that move.

[HoosierDirtFan]

You guys must of been watching another race, Strickler came down into JD. Its really plain to see, Strickler seen him down there, and either wanted to change lanes or tried to choke JD down a little coming out onto the straightaway.

Dude get off your high horse. Accident happen right in from of me. Davenport slid up. Where was kyle supposed to go. He had position. You for get Davenport had all that room on the bottom side of the track but he slid up the track. Your concept of racing seems to be a bit off.

[Kromulous]

LOL the only high horse here that i see is your view.

Pretty simple to see on the video replay. He came down off the wall, along the front stretch, DoD has one carmera angle, its plain to see. You can see the 8 Cars entire right side, the previous laps he was up against the wall, every lap prior. Whether it was a mistake or not, that is a valid argument.

Go ask Davenport what he thought about it.

My concept of racing is off, LOL, that's rich LOL.

[GEAR_HEAD]

You guys must of been watching another race, Strickler came down into JD. Its really plain to see, Strickler seen him down there, and either wanted to change lanes or tried to choke JD down a little coming out onto the straightaway.

Why does EVERY JD fan defend him even when he admits that it was his own fault? He said in an interview that it was completely his fault, but you're going to argue with the driver that was actually in the car and tell him it wasn't his fault? That's just moronic. The same thing happened with the Terbo incident in Florida. JD said it was his fault as everyone could clearly see, but the JD fans argued with him and said it wasn't.

[ALLDIRT]

You guys must of been watching another race, Strickler came down into JD. Its really plain to see, Strickler seen him down there, and either wanted to change lanes or tried to choke JD down a little coming out onto the straightaway.

That was nothing but hard racing . LOOK closer . Kyle drove a clean race . No harder
than Davenport his self . And go ask kyle .

[Kromulous]

If Davenport said that in an Interview, then i stand corrected, i was wrong !

Hard racing yes indeed, sometimes miscalculations happen as well.

The entire race was pretty great really, thought it was one of the better ones.

[Barbecueboy]

They are buddies, doubtful one is going to trash the other anyway for something like this.....

[MasterSbilt_Racer]

LOL the only high horse here that i see is your view.

Pretty simple to see on the video replay. He came down off the wall, along the front stretch, DoD has one carmera angle, its plain to see. You can see the 8 Cars entire right side, the previous laps he was up against the wall, every lap prior. Whether it was a mistake or not, that is a valid argument.

Go ask Davenport what he thought about it.

My concept of racing is off, LOL, that's rich LOL.

I agree that Strickler came down a bit. But, it was a racing deal all the way. 49 should have left more room.