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Tony Stewart hit and killed Kevin Ward JR

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Yep, very sad for all involved...

What was he thinking running out on the track breaking the #1 rule after a crash??? So sad for all involved.


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What was he thinking running out on the track breaking the #1 rule after a crash??? So sad for all involved.

I hate to speak ill of the dead but he was definitely not thinking when he did that. If you want to have a few "words" with someone at least wait till they're not hurtling towards you in a death machine.

What was he thinking running out on the track breaking the #1 rule after a crash??? So sad for all involved.

I hate to speak ill of the dead but he was definitely not thinking when he did that. If you want to have a few "words" with someone at least wait till they're not hurtling towards you in a death machine.

Agreed with both of you and to add wearing a black fire suit in the dark.

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