Terbo...again...

[klemmabyna]

must own a sheet metal company...

[chathamracefan]

I was stunned reading Benji Hicks facebook post. There were so many Terbo defenders in the comments. I mean he is a funny guy & seemingly has a good personality but that was a straight up dumpster truck move IMO.

[MasterSbilt_Racer]

I was stunned reading Benji Hicks facebook post. There were so many Terbo defenders in the comments. I mean he is a funny guy & seemingly has a good personality but that was a straight up dumpster truck move IMO.

I rarely defend Terbo, but Hicks bent that thing hard at a weird spot.

[OhioRaceFan]

Hicks was watching Max Blair Eldora videos apparently. Big E is not for everyone.

[Tireguy17]

I am not a Terbo fan, but I trust Randy Weaver's opinion over my own that it was a racing deal. 2 drivers going for the same spot and Hicks arc'd his car at the wrong time.

[klemmabyna]

“Once is happenstance. Twice is coincidence. Three times is enemy action”

Why is it always the same drivers?

[Snake X3]

“Once is happenstance. Twice is coincidence. Three times is enemy action”

Why is it always the same drivers?

We really should pin this thread so every time someone get's turbo'd, we could have a running list of wrecks that weren't his fault, since none ever are.

[klemmabyna]

i know. i know. let a sleeping dog lie... and i have not seen what went on...

but since i questioned if pierce maybe chose a bad target with hoffman, do you think erb made a mistake with larson?

not saying either larson can keep up but going after someone whose dad is in the field doesn't seem that smart.

of course i don't think that applies to tyler...

[kidrock]

Drivers are going to make mistakes and sometimes that's all it is, but super fans what to make a big deal out of nothing. Sometimes it's just good hard racing.. I would rather see some good hard racing versus oh watch it you might rub their fender racing. If you don't want to rub fenders go race openwheel cars.

[lurker]

If you don't want to rub fenders go race openwheel cars.

You must not watch Justin Grant much. As much as I like Justin, he’s not afraid of sloppy sliders and feeding the right rear to whomever. Just ask Robert Ballou.

[kidrock]

You must not watch Justin Grant much. As much as I like Justin, he’s not afraid of sloppy sliders and feeding the right rear to whomever. Just ask Robert Ballou.

True with Justin. I've seen him do it many times. I guess I should have been more specific. I'm talking Indy cars where you dare to rub wheels.

[Highside Hustler25]

You must not watch Justin Grant much. As much as I like Justin, he’s not afraid of sloppy sliders and feeding the right rear to whomever. Just ask Robert Ballou.

The guys winning in open wheel are not afraid to park it on someones left front, they actually try to time it to do so. Kyle Larson probably does it best. Others besides Grant are Abreu, Rietzel, Day and I could go on and on.
It mystifies me as to why late model guys have'nt adapted to that style racing. There are a few guys that generally don't get stuffed on sliders because they expect it, they time it, and they turn under. JD, RTJ, and Pierce are 3 that come to mind.

[lurker]

The guys winning in open wheel are not afraid to park it on someones left front,-----

Like this.


https://www.facebook.com/reel/2124493845140931


https://www.facebook.com/reel/1570489311328567

—- park it on someones left front, they actually try to time it to do so.

Midgets are the best at that. IMHO!

It mystifies me as to why late model guys have'nt adapted to that style racing.

That has miffed me too.