I'm sitting here trying to figure out what Tony did wrong. The place was packed, the racing was great, the track had multiple grooves, Tony had nothing to do with Scott being light at the scales, Tony didn't make the call to run heat 6 and then go back and finish heat 5 so, trying to figure what Tony himself did wrong here. Can someone help me out to see what I'm missing, thanks in advance.
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I just love when people get on here and they have no idea what they are talking about.Originally posted by Stefan2k4 View PostYeah, Tony has always been a bit of a drama queen. However, in this case, I think it's just poor management. Let's just be honest, Tony is not Earle and he just doesn't know how to promote and manage the way Earle did. It was Earle who made Eldora what it is. Let's just hope Tony doesn't wind up completely destroying all of what Earle accomplished. Tony was a pretty good race car driver. But this is a whole different ball game and he simply isn't suited for it. For one thing he lacks the proper temperament. As such his decisions are often more emotionally motivated and in business, that's often very bad.
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The only thing you're missing is the original poster is a nutcase.Originally posted by kidrock View PostI'm sitting here trying to figure out what Tony did wrong. The place was packed, the racing was great, the track had multiple grooves, Tony had nothing to do with Scott being light at the scales, Tony didn't make the call to run heat 6 and then go back and finish heat 5 so, trying to figure what Tony himself did wrong here. Can someone help me out to see what I'm missing, thanks in advance.8/13/16
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Stewart can be accurately called a lot of things but his influence on this particular incident is zero.
Anyone who has remotely followed dirt late model racing at any point in time over the past 30+ years knows that ol' snort is a master in reference to preparing a dirt late model racecar for most any circumstance.
Ol' snort, or someone very close to him, knew, as precise as is humanly possible, the weight of the racecar. It's a relatively safe assumption that if ol' snort was asked who was responsible for the weight gaff he'd say is was him and/or his team, not Stewart.
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