AirBob

the real tough part about this is that to everyone in the world who doesn't watch racing or hasn't driven a car, this looks very intentional. I think Tony didn't see him til the last second and turned right and hit the gas to get the rear end to come around to the left to miss him, but it was too late. Really tragic for Ward & his family.

Yeah..as someone who races a 604 with corey and jim every week, I'm not remotely suspicious of either's motor. Jim's been hooked up and driving super smooth lately and Corey drives the top of the track deeper and more on-edge than anyone on the track and still rarely makes mistakes. They're both doing a great job behind the wheel, and there's several guys out there with more motor than both of them. Keeping the tires on it for 20 laps means a more than power most nights.