[vincesanity82]

Apparently, oil on the track is no longer dangerous. That's the only logical conclusion after the Busch and Cup races this weekend. In Friday's Busch race, fluid was flowing out of a car being pulled off the track and NASCAR still threw the green flag. Saturday night, Jeff Green's Cup car leaked so much that it looked like the frontstretch had been crop-dusted in an effort to sop it all up. But that only happened after Johnny Sauter wrecked. Before that, NASCAR let the cars keep racing. Then, after stopping the cars under a red flag for just more than 12 minutes, the cars ran a half-dozen laps under yellow while more cleanup was done. If the cars are stopped so the track can be cleaned, clean the track. NASCAR will say the cars had to be moved so blowers could go by. Then don't park the cars where the cleanup needs to be happening! -- Charlotte Observer

That's Racin' | 10/15/2007 | <b>Observations</b> | Oil no longer dangerous?

[Racer Duck]

methinks Humpy & Helton were playing with their new nightvision goggles and forgot to take the oil filter off... everybody knows nobody's gonna do anything unless one of the two tells them to