Smoke finaly gets to put a big ‘ol W next to California Motor Speedway. After leading most of the laps in this mondays race Stewart easily came to the checkers first. For once there was no controversy with his raing or win.
So wht did all of you think about the wreck in the Cup series featuring Casey Mears, Sam Hornish, and Dale Earnhardt Jr?
I personaly was amazed that everyone walked away from it with no injury. I could not believe what I was seing as Casey Mears’ car was over turned at almost a stand still. Espesialy with the bumbers suposing to be lined up equaly so you cant jack up the back-end of the car in front of you.
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