Do you think Danny should be fined for staying on the track to cause a caution?

Question

Do you think Danny should be fined for staying on the track to cause a caution?

Answer 1

denny got penalized already for stopping on the track

Answer 2

I say dock him points, thats a safety issue.

Answer 3

First off Denny wont be Penelized because He was during the race I remember Ricky Craven did it at Bristol about 4 years ago or so I think it was stopped on track and then caution came out and He got going. and Yes he was penelized 2 laps for that too. and as for Waltrips deal yes it was bad but he gave Mears the bottom and Mears came up on him and put him int he wall. Honestly I dont blame Waltrip at all for what he did.

Answer 4

Absolutely. Denny bringing out the caution was intended to help his teammate Kyle get caught back up with Dale Jr who was having a good long run.

Dale Jr intentionally spun his car out a few years ago and said on the radio he did it intentionally. NASCAR fined him for bringing out the caution.

It's the same thing. See if it happens now. If it doesn't then it just goes to show how NASCAR makes up rules on Dale Jr. and then lets things slide with other drivers.

Answer 5

you bet your a$$. he should be fined and points taken away. i dont care that he had a flat tire, he stopped on the track and intentionally brought out the caution for himself. if it was was DALE JR. then all you people would be raising h**l for what he did.

Answer 6

Absolutely not, the poor guy's been punished enough.

Answer 7

oh Danny boy! the pipes are calling...

Answer 8

Absolutely.  Tina said it all.

Go Jr.>>>>

Answer 9

You bet your rear I do!!

Answer 10

no there is a lot of race caar drivers who do that he was tring to go all the way on no fuel duh it's called a steal on fuel milage.     denny did the right thing..... love my gibb boys......

Answer 11

Something should be done! He stole a win from Jr. by being selfish. Its one thing to help your teammate while up to speed (drafting), but causing the caution to come out on purpose is cheap. Michael Waltrip's antics were actually worse though, overall. What happened to sportsmanship?

Answer 12

Who's Danny?

Answer 13

Denny? No, he dominated the race, i think the outcome was bad enough