NASCAR Penalizes Drivers Brad Keselowski And Tony Stewart

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2 COMMENTS

  1. Well, Penske has spoken. Who else could have gotten BK out of the $250,000 fine and 2 race suspension?

    Why Tony? If some phsyco idiot ran into the back of
    any other driver like the jerk did they would have done the same thing.

    Pemberton, Helton, Darby and whoever else made these decisions – get a clue. Enjoy your bucks from Roger.

  2. The fine put on Tony Stewart is bull****. If I got rear end while sitting still or parked, I would do the same thing that tony did. I hope he and SHR appeals this fine. Plus what Brad did deserved to be more than 50,000 and what about Matt Kenseth and his actions, where is the fine for him. TONY WAS IN A PARKED CAR THAT WAS BEING INSPECTED AND GETS REARENDED THAT A LONG IS A BUNCH OF ***. ANY DRIVER WHO GETS REARENDED LIKE TONY DID WOULD DO THE SAME THING AND THEN GOT OUT AND KICKED BRAD’S A$$

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