TXHawk
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SonicHawk":2dlrx49b said:No one is suggesting he was angry enough to want to harm the kid, that's the unfortunate part. There's no motivation for murder, that's why it's not murder.
There's is plenty of motivation for him to want to 'buzz' the kid. The kid was trying to show him up, be on the track, pretend like he belongs. Stewart is a competitor at the top of his game, it's not that odd for him to want to say, 'sit down kid'.
So he decided all this in the maybe two seconds (if that) he had that he even knew the kid was on the track? The driver of the 45 car ahead of Stewart that almost hit Ward told his mechanic that he didn't see him at all until the last second and Ward would have been obscured from Stewart's vision by that car. So you're saying that Stewart, who had no reason to be angry at all when the caution came out, became instantly inflamed by some anonymous guy on the track he probably had no idea was angry at him and decided to teach him a lesson?
You're playing a whole lot of "let's read Tony Stewart's mind" here. Are you psychic? If you are how about passing on rhe numbers for the next Powerball!