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Re: tony stewart ? [Re: B1duster] #2874635
01/15/21 09:58 AM
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Those cars are set up with a huge amount of stagger. They are steered with the throttle more than with the wheel.

Re: tony stewart ? [Re: cudatom] #2874691
01/15/21 12:42 PM
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Originally Posted by cudatom


Perfectly explained. When your attorneys are going to walk the case is a dog and has no merits. Delt with attorneys involving accident claims for 28 yrs. Never once had one tell his client they were walking. And we defended against some real frivolous cases. This one had to be a sinking ship.


Were they getting paid for their time or working for a percentage?

I know you probably don't know, but that matters.


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Re: tony stewart ? [Re: CMcAllister] #2874889
01/15/21 08:26 PM
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Puttin' on the foil in Charles...
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Originally Posted by CMcAllister
Originally Posted by cudatom


Perfectly explained. When your attorneys are going to walk the case is a dog and has no merits. Delt with attorneys involving accident claims for 28 yrs. Never once had one tell his client they were walking. And we defended against some real frivolous cases. This one had to be a sinking ship.


Were they getting paid for their time or working for a percentage?

I know you probably don't know, but that matters.


The vast, vast majority of injury attorneys work on a contingency, taking anywhere from 25-33% (usually) off the top of the injury settlement. Very few charge for their time.


Earning every penny of that moderator paycheck.

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Re: tony stewart ? [Re: justinp61] #2874921
01/15/21 09:54 PM
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[quote=justinp61]IMHO there were several mistakes made that night. The kid shouldn't have got out of his car, period, he could've taken it up with Stewart in the pits. I don't think Tony intentionally ran over him. I do think he was trying to be a dick and pitch the car and throw dirt on him. Tony is a talented driver and has done well in anything he's driven, but I don't like him.

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This. I like him,but he is hot headed.

Re: tony stewart ? [Re: TrackPack] #2874982
01/16/21 07:35 AM
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Originally Posted by TrackPack
Those cars are set up with a huge amount of stagger. They are steered with the throttle more than with the wheel.


Agreed, I don't have any seat time with one of those but I am sure any seasoned driver would do the same thing, turn left and smash the gas. Those little front tires aren't going to influence that thing much otherwise.


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Re: tony stewart ? [Re: B1duster] #2875026
01/16/21 10:37 AM
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Originally Posted by B1duster
Originally Posted by StealthWedge67
Tragedy for sure. But at the moment you get out of a car on a race track with cars active on the track and run towards moving cars...... YOU and YOU alone are responsible for whatever ensues. I understand the the parents are heartbroken, but to blame anyone in that situation other than the guy that got out of his car and rushed into traffic is just plain ridiculous.


Really ? Even when the other drivers had no problem getting past him, then tony intentionally aimed the car at him and sped up. He went after him to hurt or at least scare him, I’m sure not to kill him, but he did, it’s called vehicular manslaughter.
Just like if slam your brakes on to scare the guy tailgating you, and he crashes and dies, maybe never touching your car, you get caught and you go to jail. Unless your a celebrity maybe


At least one other driver had a problem getting past him. Chuck Hebing, who was driving in front of Stewart under caution, said in a deposition he needed to react quickly to avoid Ward.

"I jerked the car to the left and stepped on the gas to turn the car quicker to get away from him, and then I said to myself that the next guy is not going to have time to get around him and is going to hit him, and that is what happened". Link


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