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Old 02-26-2013, 03:26 PM
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Originally Posted by Racer81x View Post
Anyone else think that when douch bag Johnson won, and spun through the infield and damaged his car he was trying to cover something up like at dega when knaus came on the radio and told him to tear it up after he won.
That was the FIRST thing I said too!!! I'm not sure why NASCAR doesn't fine them for that, or tell drivers that if you do this again, you run the risk of having your victory taken away, or points stripped.

Not that Jimmie doesn't deserve the win. He's a phenomenal driver, one of the best ever.

But NASCAR needs to stop this now or we'll see the winner of every race wreck his own front end, or do a donut and tag the wall to screw up his rear spoiler, to avoid a post-race inspection to catch an illegal wing or front end ride height.

I seem to recall Austin Dillon had an illegal front end (too low) in a Nationwide race last year. His car was visibly lower in front that the other cars, and he won the race easily. They stripped some points, but he kept the victory.

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