I recall a number of years ago Kevin Harvick at Martinsville going on the radio and saying he was going to wreck someone in a truck race, not sure he did, but he was parked for the Cup race.

How come no one was calling for a suspension on Denny after homestead? is it honestly cuz Brad flipped here and not at homestead? Honest question. I know why I feel that way, Im just wondering what everyone elses reason is for?

My options: Considering that Brad wrecks me with no regard for anyones safety or hard work, should I: A-Keep letting him wreck me? B-Confront him after the race? C-Wait til bristol and collect other cars? or D-Take care of it now? I want to be clear that I was surprised at his flight and very relieved when he walked away. Every person has to decide what code they want to live by and hopefully this explains mine.

Carl posted this on his Facebook

Carl posted this on his Facebook

The Daytona busch race was an total incident, Brad was coming down as Carl was going up. He misjudged and boom, Jr. goes flipping.

I don't know why he gets extra flames for 'admitting it'. So all the guys that intent wreck and lie about it are ok in your book? Point is, Hamlin did this same thing to Brad last year at Homestead and everyone was cheering him on for it. Homestead's not exactly a slow place either.. you're doing 160-170 coming off the turns and Brad could very well have took off back then too. Now just because Brad took off when Carl did it to him, Carl's a murderer?

Now just because Brad took off when Carl did it to him, Carl's a murderer?

Brad, as much as I liked his aggressive style at first, he did overstep the line quite a few times since the past year. Giving someone a break just doesn't seem to exist in his computer. I can understand keeping your foot in it on the last lap like he did at Dega, but in yesterday's deal, it was too early in the race to be keeping his foot in it and not cutting Carl a break. Yes Carl came down but when faced with the option of not backing out and ending Carl's day or backing out and letting him continue, with almost 300 laps still left to run, I think most would chose the first option if they want to earn any sort of respect in the sport. Brad has been choosing the second option for a while now and sadly, it's blown up in his face like this.

Not a murderer, but he says he didn't expect the car to take off - in which case he is so monumentally stupid that he shouldn't be allowed back in a race car. The cars take off at 180mph. Carl turns one going 195+. What exactly did he expect to happen? That'd it defy the laws of physics and somehow stay on the ground and slowly back into the wall, causing no danger to anyone? The fact he took several swipes at Brad shows it was not only premeditated but it allowed him to think about the situation too.

I don't see how anyone can try and justify any of these actions by saying Brads aggressive. Brad *did* roll out the throttle, just not soon enough. So is it somehow Brads fault that Carl fucked up and came down? Had Carl came down on any other driver then nobody would have said a thing but the fact Brad was in the car somehow makes it Brads fault.

The situation didn't blow up in Brads face - the fact that Carl is a known asshole and actually thinks it's Brads fault that Carl drove into him is what blew up in Brads face.