fanhouse.com
Filed under: Carl Edwards, NASCAR Crashes
Carl Edwards rammed his car into another vehicle Sunday. In the real world, that’s called road rage.
In the NASCAR world, that’s called “a good time.”
That’s why it would be an injustice if Edwards (left) is sent to the pits for the next race. He should be sent [...]
NY Times
One result of Nascar’s renewed focus on aggressive driving came when Carl Edwards sent Brad Keselowski flying on Sunday.
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fanhouse.com
Filed under: Carl Edwards, NASCAR Crashes
NASCAR told its drivers to “have at it” this season. After all, what’s a little bumping and heavy banging in the name of television ratings, improved attendance and high marks on fan surveys, right?
Four races into the season, however, even NASCAR has had to draw the line somewhere.
Across Carl Edwards‘ [...]
thatsracing.com
Commentary: NASCAR on Monday found itself smack in the center of a dilemma over what to do with Carl Edwards, whose intentional wrecking of Brad Keselowski late in Sunday’s race ignited a heated debate about just what’s permitted under this new policy.
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Racewayreport.com
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Monday, March 8, 2010
Engines taken for inspection: Following Sunday’s race at Atlanta Motor
Speedway, NASCAR announced that…
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espn.com
If NASCAR doesn’t suspend Carl Edwards for intentionally wrecking Brad Keselowski at Atlanta, it’ll happen again. And next time, someone could get killed.
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