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that "man" is a kid and made a mistake

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Originally posted by Jerry Kathe:
His decision to do that after the loss, was a simple demonstration of moral character performed as in instinct driven act. It’s who these people are, they get though life with serious social game regardless of their physical actions and ethical values. The ones who I really lose respect for are those who interact/friend themselves with these types just for their own piece of that social circle. Its as if the changing generations of society thrive more on stature than personal values.

I only know what I read in this post, but if the facts are as posted….I would be in jail….period!

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Originally posted by Bad News:

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that "man" is a kid and made a mistake

A "mistake" is:

ordering a cheeseburger when you wanted a hamburger.
Getting in the wrong checkout line
Missing your exit on I-95
Locking your keys in the car

Reckless endangerment is driving your car at speed towards another car. Actual contact is even worse.
If you are old enough to drive one of these type cars, you should be old enough to respect them and the damage they can cause.
There is NO excuse for this. NONE.
Daddy should have pulled his a ss from the car and left the race. But no, daddy is a facilitator.

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Originally posted by Richard Hammond:

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Originally posted by Lenny5160:

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Originally posted by M120:
I just listened to Luke and Jed podcast. I'm very disappointed on there take on the Hunter situation. Granted, they said it was wrong but they said that "man" is a kid and made a mistake. Trying to wreck your opponent is not a mistake!

I hope Hunter the best of life since he is youngish but he's still a man. I have no respect for him or people that defend him. It was an ******* move. I understand that he apologized but thats easy after lying. I hope he gets suspended and eventually learns and moves on.

Disappointed with Luke and Jed and there take on it. Had it been Ferris Bueller trying to wreck an opponent after a loss, they and everyone would be going nuts!

I've ripped the throttle before after a win, it's not to degrade my opponent but just to celebrate the win. Gets thicker skin if you can't handle it. It's happened to me as well and I brush it off.

Again my 2 cents!

Jed was pretty clear that he would have tossed him for the weekend.

And while what Hunter did was dangerous and could have had an awful result, he was not trying to wreck his opponent.

And that makes it ok for him to keep racing?

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Originally posted by Lenny5160:

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Originally posted by Richard Hammond:

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Originally posted by Lenny5160:

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Originally posted by M120:
I just listened to Luke and Jed podcast. I'm very disappointed on there take on the Hunter situation. Granted, they said it was wrong but they said that "man" is a kid and made a mistake. Trying to wreck your opponent is not a mistake!

I hope Hunter the best of life since he is youngish but he's still a man. I have no respect for him or people that defend him. It was an ******* move. I understand that he apologized but thats easy after lying. I hope he gets suspended and eventually learns and moves on.

Disappointed with Luke and Jed and there take on it. Had it been Ferris Bueller trying to wreck an opponent after a loss, they and everyone would be going nuts!

I've ripped the throttle before after a win, it's not to degrade my opponent but just to celebrate the win. Gets thicker skin if you can't handle it. It's happened to me as well and I brush it off.

Again my 2 cents!

Jed was pretty clear that he would have tossed him for the weekend.

And while what Hunter did was dangerous and could have had an awful result, he was not trying to wreck his opponent.

And that makes it ok for him to keep racing?

I never said anything of that sort. I was specifically replying to statements made in the quoted post.

I was surprised by Luke’s mild take on the subject, but Jed was clear that he should have been DQ’d from the event, and now a precedent has been set at Folk races where this can happen with no penalty.

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Originally posted by Wooley:
As much as I am shocked by Hunters actions , I am equally shocked by what appears to be a lack of action, punishment,accountability by the promoter. I have met Randy when I was working as starter at Silver Dollar raceway. The man I remember I don’t believe would let this go or sweep it under the rug. I wasn’t there and have no idea what transpired between the parties involved. The lack of a public statement by the promoter while his right, does give some doubt as to what if any punishment the racer/car owner faced. Just my opinion so you all know what it’s worth.

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Originally posted by 1320racer:
Remember this is the same promoter that a few years stopped the race long enough to allowed Cory Gulitti to switch cars and continue racing after wrecking due to aggressive braking.

There is no defending the action of the racer nor inaction of the promoter, Sponsors, etc. PERIOD, any that does is part of the problem and the silence from all those involved on every level should tell you loud and clear what these races are all about!

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Originally posted by Roger McGinnis:
It's not to late for a blanket party. Maybe he needs to feel some pain and leak a little. Here's the people he thanked for his 2020 Miller car. Maybe they should get some calls or callouts.

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