I think thats Bull

Yea Tubby, lol. Stewart took two steps up the fence and quit! Lol!
Subway isn't working for Stewart, lol.

I guess there is no difference between regular and cable tv.I think it's bull.It was a fight on national television that put this sport on the map.Now you can't bump anybody or say one little word before they want to fine somebody.

Judging from the comments by 24hendrick48 our sport is the way it is because of people like that.They would rather come on here and just bash drivers instead of having something intelligent to say

If you watch the replay from after Tony WON it sure looks like more than 2stepsup that fence

First of all, who are you to judge? Your post was certainly no pearl of wisdom!
If my comment about Stewarts' weight problem is bashing, what do you call insulting my intelligence? You need to lighten up! If I reacted like you when someone disrespected one of my drivers, I'd be in a coma from stroke complications!
Whether it was 2,3 or 4 steps, the point is he didn't make it to the flag stand which has been the point in the past. Two weeks ago he made it to the flag stand but had to go down the stairs instead of the fence, lol!
This is a public forum where people can voice their opinions without fear of reprisal. Every ones' opinion is welcome, even mine! I'll thank you not to cast aspersions on my character!

He might have only taken two steps up the fence but he's also done two other things and that WIN tow in a row!!!

Don't hate him because he coming for title #3! And Unlike the Hendrick cars he doesn't have to cheat to do it.

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wow thats happened alot lately it seems drivers cursing during interviews and stuff tony is my 2nd fav driver to

Tony Stewart punk'd ESPN: Penalty is small price to pay




The envelope please. And the penalty goes to, Tony Stewart!

No surprises here when NASCAR handed Nextel Cup's bad boy a $25,000, 25-point penalty on Tuesday that doesn't even drop him from fifth place in the points race. And so what if Carl Edwards had passed him anyway, Stewart's still going to be in The Chase where it all starts anew.

Stewart didn't slip when he swore on ESPN's live victory interview after the Brickyard 400. He got even with ESPN for the opinions of its commentators, Tony Kornheiser and Mike Wilbon. They concluded last week that Stewart is a bad role model for children because he said he was going to drink a case of Schlitz beer after getting his first victory of a frustrating season two weeks ago at Chicagoland.

"This one's for every one of those fans in the stands who pull for me every week and take all the (expletive) from everybody else," Stewart told the ESPN victory lane interviewer.

Stewart has said and done a lot of things that seriously damage his role model status, but the beer joke wasn't one of them. So he got even.

Look at the picture above. See the microphone approaching for the fateful interview? See the look on Tony's face? This is the same guy who didn't bother to tell his boss he was racing without permission at a dirt track the night before the big race at Indy. This is the same "bad role model" who had a cute little niece and nephew lined up for the ceremonial convertible victory ride around the Indianapolis Motor Speedway on smiling Uncle Tony's lap.

Stewart knew from past penalties for live TV curses exactly what NASCAR would do. He knew it was worth the price, and he was waiting for that ESPN interviewer.

Look at that picture again and remember what Stewart said when he was stalking Kevin Harvick out on the track: "Here kitty, kitty, kitty."

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Now THIS editorial... i like

There's nothing better than a driver with personality. Most of them remind me of the commercial with Kenseth and all of the robots.