Originally posted by Illtsate32
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Top Drivers Weigh in on the Ethics of the Slide Job
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This sport police's itself Some drivers are more patient than others,but if it happens enough they all will get tired of it.Casey Roberts/Josh Richards is a good example.After Roberts tuned him up Richards seems to have calmed down quite a bit.And Roberts is as paitient a driver as you will find.
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Yep......he sure is.Originally posted by nuff said View PostThis sport police's itself Some drivers are more patient than others,but if it happens enough they all will get tired of it.Casey Roberts/Josh Richards is a good example.After Roberts tuned him up Richards seems to have calmed down quite a bit.And Roberts is as paitient a driver as you will find.Where is the move over flag when you need it?????
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Slide jobs are part of racing. They come, good bad and in between. If your slidding or being slid, you do what you have to do, to keep it from becoming a wreck. When it becomes a wreck, it cost money and any chance of winning or placing well. That's why you hear, "I won't hit the brake" in the stands, than you do from the pits. Pay backs are talked about more than done. Truth is, most times they cost a lot of money, between repairs and lost winnings or sometimes getting banned for rough driving. But up here in the stands, we can do pay backs all night long. Turn all them near misses in to wrecks and never lose a dime.
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