Definitely Montoya's fault. I'd be surprised to hear anyone say other wise He was being a bit too agressive with his team mate. He would have won either way in time.
Personally, I think it was sort of both the drivers faults, JPM: For not waiting, and Scott for not looking where he was going, it was just a mistake and it probably taught JPM to have a little more patience, and scott to look out.
EDIT: Wait a second, isn't Mexico a Busch Race?, then why is it in the Nextel Forum?
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Coming from an SCCA background, it was totally Montoya's fault. It's up to the overtaking driver to make a clean pass. I don't know if NASCAR has the same rule on that or not however.
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Both drivers. Pss poor TEAM communication. So, maybe it's the team owner's fault? Just throwing that out there.
Was JPM too aggressive, knowing he was faster anyway, with 8 laps to go? Sure. But, had they communicated a bit more, that probably wouldn't have happened. Maybe there's something personal going on there. Although, I certainly don't think it was intentional.
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ask your insurance company... the guy in the back usually is listed at fault and gets the ticket!... still I have to say it was just a racin deal... juan was impatient and scott was gonna try to hold him off...
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Whos fault was Sunday's accident?
He was being a bit too agressive with his team mate. He would have won either way in time.
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