Am sure someone will dig this up and try to use it as a slam so i will get up front and go on record.

In Paducah Kentucky a track owned by Dale Earnhardt Jr and Kenny Schrader had a track official injured on the job when he was hit by a driver who was driving under the influence of alcohol.

I am beyond disappointed that two professional racers would allow a driver oat their own track to race while drunk. This is something that is never acceptable under any condition. If he was under the influence he should have ever been allowed into the pits. If he was not under the influence when he entered the track then it is unbelievable that he was allowed to either carry alcohol into the pits in his hauler or he was able to drink at the track beer stand and reenter the pits.

Someone in track management needs to lose their job over this deal.

I was under the assumption that disappointed and embarrassed were simply your natural day-to-day state of existence.

(05-24-2016 08:58 AM)tiger2000 Wrote:  I was under the assumption that disappointed and embarrassed were simply your natural day-to-day state of existence.

Didn't the doctor tell you that you must stop trying to project you mental issues onto others.

I was under the assumption that this thread was a critique of your collective posts from the last few years.

Upon opening it, I am disappointed that it is not.

(05-24-2016 05:41 AM)ncrdbl1 Wrote:  Am sure someone will dig this up and try to use it as a slam so i will get up front and go on record.

In Paducah Kentucky a track owned by Dale Earnhardt Jr and Kenny Schrader had a track official injured on the job when he was hit by a driver who was driving under the influence of alcohol.

I am beyond disappointed that two professional racers would allow a driver oat their own track to race while drunk. This is something that is never acceptable under any condition. If he was under the influence he should have ever been allowed into the pits. If he was not under the influence when he entered the track then it is unbelievable that he was allowed to either carry alcohol into the pits in his hauler or he was able to drink at the track beer stand and reenter the pits.

Someone in track management needs to lose their job over this deal.

Did Dale and Kenny hand him a cooler of beer and the keys?

(05-25-2016 01:34 PM)Rob Wrote:  

(05-24-2016 05:41 AM)ncrdbl1 Wrote:  Am sure someone will dig this up and try to use it as a slam so i will get up front and go on record.

In Paducah Kentucky a track owned by Dale Earnhardt Jr and Kenny Schrader had a track official injured on the job when he was hit by a driver who was driving under the influence of alcohol.

I am beyond disappointed that two professional racers would allow a driver oat their own track to race while drunk. This is something that is never acceptable under any condition. If he was under the influence he should have ever been allowed into the pits. If he was not under the influence when he entered the track then it is unbelievable that he was allowed to either carry alcohol into the pits in his hauler or he was able to drink at the track beer stand and reenter the pits.

Someone in track management needs to lose their job over this deal.

Did Dale and Kenny hand him a cooler of beer and the keys?

They are the track owners and have the responsibility to prevent someone from entering the pits under the influence or to make sure the rules concerning no alcohol in the pits are enforced.

No different than if you went to the fair and got hurt on a ride and later found out that the ride owner allowed the operator to work while drunk.