WAZZUP: Clint Bowyer
WAZZUP through Jimmy Johnson; all along with his pit road speeding penalty at the finishing moments of the Sprint Cup race. While anyone can face the music of pit road, this was perhaps the last driver of the field, from whom we can expect a blunder like this. It came about during the closing pit stop, when 36 rounds were left in the race. Death pit road can happen to anyone, and perhaps this is another driver in the field that you would expect to make a mistake like that. This happened during the pit stop of the final day with 36 laps left in the race.
Johnson was ordered to carry out a compulsory drive from side to side down the pit road. Due to the presence of other cars, they entered late to pit road, which cost Johnson greatly.
Johnson was considered as the key player in this race event. Kyle Busch was along with Johnson, both having the best cars on track and had the golden chance to win, particularly after fronting race high 225 laps. This race results settled Johnson for 16-place, just one lap down, and was standing at fourth place in the Championship.
WAZZUP with driver Clint Bowyer, who faced two consistent incidents that were really eccentric and ill-fated, upsets? He faced first incident on Saturday during a national level series race. The final caution flag of the race appeared, when seven rounds were behind to cover. Consequently restart Bowyer was lined up in no time. Hamlin placed his car behind the Bower’s car, as soon as the flag fell. In a very short period of time, his car rolled and consequently multi car collusion was observed.
Bowyer stayed at pits for repairing by following red flag. When he came back to race track, Hamlin’s car appeared, whereas the yellow light was still shining, it smashed into the left front opponent car pushing Hamlin to turn out.
Bowyer was ordered by NASCAR to park his car, in order to report their truck recognized as the Oval Office. Effected Bowyer stayed at 25th place while Hamlin stands at 12 in the final running. Bauer ordered into a car park and report back to their truck, known as the "Oval Office." Boyer finished the 25 in the final ranking, while running Hamlin finished 12th. At the end of race, instead of bad condition the both drivers seemed to be well with each other. The reason might be, it was national level series, where drivers have to compromise in terms of points.
This race statistics and incidents motivated Dale Jarrett to say something about it, he said “I am not quite sure that it happened intentionally with some reason behind or were just accidents, but such things should be avoided".
His frustration remained and Bowyer’s wound while completing with 17 laps down. For the meantime here in the Los Angeles area many sports organizers, who have declared it many times that they are unaware about NASCAR racing, they took coverage of 8 seconds of unprofessional race. Kyle Busch bend over next to his fans was captured in that clip. Do we need to consider that what was the second video all about?
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