Stockers crash at Bowling Green - nobody hurt

[Bud Lefevre]

Originally Posted by Chad Rhodes

I agree, if you stomp the brakes that hard in a non emergency situation, you should be suspended for a year

Probubly be out for a year fixing his car anyway.

[bobby]

Can't find it now, but there is a rule about excessive braking and your dq'ed.

[Rob Petrie E395]

I think he is trying to say If you smoke them you load them

[Chad Rhodes]

Originally Posted by bobby

Can't find it now, but there is a rule about excessive braking and your dq'ed.

true but thats not a detterent from doing it in the future

[Jack McCarthy]

MJ Quinn, who is not a member here has a post on the other forum concerning the crash. i being another one who cant drive a nail was on my way home when it happened so i have no info, but thankful everyone is OK

captain jack

[Chad Mahlosky]

Originally Posted by Jack McCarthy

MJ Quinn, who is not a member here has a post on the other forum concerning the crash. i being another one who cant drive a nail was on my way home when it happened so i have no info, but thankful everyone is OK

captain jack

I was a little aggitated to see that a fellow competitor, at the same present event, who obviously did not see the wreck for himself, nor have his facts straight, would get on here and start a thread about an accident. I agree, irresponsible journalism.


http://www.superstockforum.com/showt...threadid=10977

[Andrew Hill]

I was watching the crash from the finish line on the opposite side of the pits, and it was amazing that neither driver was injured. The camaro locked the brakes up, hit the nova, then backed into the wall nearest to me. The nova also hit the wall. I was really surprised that that neither rolled over. I'm just glad everyone was ok.

[Bruce Noland]

Chad Maholsky,

I too was sitting in the stands when the accident happened and like you say things were happening very quickly down there with smoke and cars swirling. Sorry you are so agitated but I must inform you that I am not a journalist. And even the very best of reporters fail to get the facts straight from time to time. This thread won't be the first or last thread on the Internet that takes awhile to sort out. It was still an important event to post about, and like you, I'm very glad that no one was injured.

As for the gentleman over on the other site - he is always taking cheap shots at us over here. Nothing new for him.

Jeff, Back tracking??? I don't think so. I was offering info as it became available and that does not amount to back tracking in my world. You guys seem very anxious over there.

[sst386]

Hello Chad I'm glad to see that Bobby was ok. Hope ya'll get everything fixed ASAP. If you bring some 9in slicks here to Bowling Green I can get a letter from some body that my Undercover dragster came with a 1050CFM carb. and it fits A/SA and your welcome to it until Pops gets his fixed. Later Tom Flowers

[Jeff Lee]

Originally Posted by Bruce Noland

Chad Maholsky,

I too was sitting in the stands when the accident happened and like you say things were happening very quickly down there with smoke and cars swirling. Sorry you are so agitated but I must inform you that I am not a journalist. And even the very best of reporters fail to get the facts straight from time to time. This thread won't be the first or last thread on the Internet that takes awhile to sort out. It was still an important event to post about, and like you, I'm very glad that no one was injured.

As for the gentleman over on the other site - he is always taking cheap shots at us over here. Nothing new for him.

Jeff, Back tracking??? I don't think so. I was offering info as it became available and that does not amount to back tracking in my world. You guys seem very anxious over there.

Good grief! Symantics...back-tracking, updating, upon review....however you wish to phrase it! I was just pointing out to Dave Young that a moderator did indeed make a post on the subject and how it evolved. So quit being such a thin skinned yankee!