elliot sadler runs own the track into kyle busch and is sent into one of the highest blowovers in NASCAR history
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Written by QuickN1ck about 8 months ago.
0:08 “I’m flyin’ through the air this is not good.”
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Written by corruptedminds4321 about 8 months ago.
i wasat tat race scary but really cool
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Written by ExtraExtraNascar about 8 months ago.
@wildstargo9
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Written by wildstargo9 about 8 months ago.
@foxcnbcfan nbc was the best tho
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Written by TheLyfe25 about 8 months ago.
Answer this for me: why can’t Elliot Sadler keep his cars on the ground?
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Written by nickelbackhero19 about 8 months ago.
change the vid description. its Kurt Busch, not Kyle
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Written by STICKGUYMB about 8 months ago.
2003 YEA!!!
2004 yea
2005 yup.
2006 uh-huh.
2007 …ok.
2008 …ummmmm
2009 DAMMIT JIMMIE!
2010 DAMMIT JIMMIE AND NASCAR!!!
2011 in progress -
Written by Andohish about 8 months ago.
Dude what an epic crash….so dramatic
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Written by Looktowardsthesky about 8 months ago.
R.i.p Ben Parsons
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Written by foxcnbcfan about 8 months ago.
@foxcnbcfan Yeah DJ is cool on ESPN but hes the only one I Like.
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Written by mofoprada about 8 months ago.
@foxcnbcfan Amen to that!!! ESPN’s commentators suck, with the exception of Dale Jarret. He’s pretty good. FOX is still doing good bc they have stuck with the same awesome lineup. But TNT has not been the same…
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Written by foxcnbcfan about 8 months ago.
@mofoprada Yeah TNT Sucks now that Allens gone and ESPN Sucks Too. Long live the old NBC/TNT Commentating crew (RIP BP) and Long live Fox’s Comentating crew!
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Written by mofoprada about 8 months ago.
The best commentators in NASCAR are B.P, Wally & Allen Bestwick; along with D.W, Larry & Mike Joy from FOX. Hear Allen’s immediate reaction to the flip… He describes it with emotion & professionalism. And B.P’s comment: “That’s why we don’t race back to the line!” Epic commentating…
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Written by STP43FAN1 about 8 months ago.
Parsons is lying when he says the speed of the safety crew is why they don’t race back to the line – the safety crews could come out to wrecks like this with the field racing back to the stripe anyway. NASCAR took away racing to the stripe to give the officiating tower more control of the racing – if it was about safety they’d have come up with something where they don’t give the tower more control than it already has.
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Written by anthonystuart69 about 8 months ago.
sadler has the hardest hit and two of the wildest flips in nascar history, he’s like if steve park was lucky enough to not be hurt
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Written by wogolfer about 8 months ago.
Sadler has seriously taken more hard hits than anyone in the sport. He is going to be one very sore man later in life.
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Written by bluetoothboy24 about 8 months ago.
i dont think i’ll ever see a car flip over the Sadler did. that was just an amazing crash. glad he was ok.
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Written by Roushfan5 about 8 months ago.
@WWENASCARFAN 2010 wasn’t bad
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Written by FIatIiner about 8 months ago.
I was watching this live I thought 100% that dude was mangled..Damn lucky sob
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Written by jay18fan about 8 months ago.
nascar should allow the drivers to race back to the line on the same lap of the caution. that was good to see. they should bring that back. but only on certain tracks! that would work. it would be a win win situation for NASCAR and the fans.
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Written by stonewall01 about 8 months ago.
@bagruen He is a good guy and he didn’t do this intentionally. He had to make a split second decision not to wreck someone else and moved down. Look at the replay at 2:17 as Jr. is moving down, Busch is moving up. Don’t just blame Sadler, there were two others that were involved.
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Written by stonewall01 about 8 months ago.
@skankuser You may have a case for Talladega, maybe even Daytona, but what about tracks like Charlotte, Atlanta, or Bristol. Cars at those tracks get spread out so much that at times during long Green flag runs there are cars at every point on the track.
That is why that rule was implemented, because at those tracks safety crews do not have to wait for the entire field to take the yellow, a car may have just past the start/finish line and would have to go around the entire lap.
Good Rule!!
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Written by bagruen about 8 months ago.
Surprise, surprise! Elliot again. Turns down on to someone and causes a hundred thousand dollars damage again. It never ends with this guy. I don’t know how he’s stayed in NASCAR this long.
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Written by skankuser about 8 months ago.
“This is why you don’t race back to the flag!”
Why the hell not? The field had already passed, and once they hit the start/finish, they’ll be slowing down.
The biggest horseshit rule change they ever made, and it wasn’t done for safety. It was done so NASCAR can get the premeditated endings they want at the finish.
NASCAR absolutely sucks now, and it’s because of changes like this.
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Written by Reese6485 about 8 months ago.
ya it was Kurt Busch because kyle did not get to nascar till ’05
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