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I didn't have time to read all the responses - but my F1 fans (the few watching) said, Bowyer knocked out my boy...They were talking about oversteer - understeer LMAO
Gotta love them with their F1 terminology. They watch NASCAR for the giggles |
LMAOThey didn't talk about Kyle chasing Bowyer past the field under caution, trying to retaliate, while his radio was blaring, "Stop, Kyle. Kyle! Kyle! Stop!"
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Can't help but think all those guys who pitted are gonna eat up the ones who did not. Cluster****, incoming.
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Never mind. 48 checks out.
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chefsos, Did something happen in the cars corners? |
Good Job Jimmie!
Congratulations! |
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Oh well, Bowyer apologized to Kyle during the post race interview.
Things happen. |
Yeah, what he said is pretty much what I saw. Kyle had a little piece of fender outside him, and the spotter said, "clear." (Assuming FOX had the audio and video synched up here) He wasn't. Pounded Kyle into the wall good.
That chase down the front straight was funny, though. |
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I was curious why they used the terms oversteer and understeer describing the crash between Bowyer and Kyle. Oversteer and understeer are the way a car corners. However, NASCAR doesn't use that terminology. It sounded like it was a racing deal after listening to Bowyer describe the crash. |
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Tell 'em, "tight" and "loose". I remember Buddy Baker once described the difference: "When you are tight, you see the wreck." |
Thanks, chefsos!
I appreciate you taking the extra time to answer my question. Love the Buddy Baker reference. |
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I like watching, but never know when they're on. I think David Hobbs would be a great person to meet at a pub somewhere. It's worth watching an entire broadcast just to hear him say "he's done blowed up." TIA Dinny |
Kenny Francis really ****ed Kahne today.
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