@iiMitchell66@BoxScoreLurker@FreddieKraft Thats typical for when somebody makes a stupid decision that leads to an unnecessary wreck. Probably what happens 95% of the time. Dumb decisions causes a wreck, person who got wrecked gets them back, first one felt bad, second didnt because it was payback. They're both idiots
@iiMitchell66@BoxScoreLurker@FreddieKraft All decisions smart drivers have to consider. Both drivers made idiotic decisions last night and were a great example of everything wrong with arca.
@BoxScoreLurker@iiMitchell66@FreddieKraft Entering the corner with no arc and hoping its gonna stick and then sliding half way up a wide race track and driving straight into the door of somebody is also pretty ridiculous.
@iiMitchell66@FreddieKraft Does on purpose or not chsnge the fact he entered on the white line and drove halfway up the track straight into a competitor. Hes got a brake pedal and an 18 point lead so why even send it off in there "by accident"?
@Melhasarrived88@EvanAKilgore If he said what he said while knowing what he shouldn't know you would have heard from the CW. They know he cant know that info and eould have asked him to be thrown out for juror tampering and intimidation
@JenShermer0604@RaleighWoodz@realsashastone One problem with that. The jury csnt communicate which way they are leaning and even if they did the judge would never allow that info to be shared with either attorney.