See NASCAR Driver Tony Stewart Get So Upset He Throws His Helmet at a Fellow Driver
- Posted on August 26, 2012 at 10:37am by
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BRISTOL, TN - AUGUST 25: Tony Stewart, driver of the #14 Mobil 1/Office Depot Chevrolet, races along side of Matt Kenseth, driver of the #17 Valvoline NextGen Ford, during the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series IRWIN Tools Night Race at Bristol Motor Speedway on August 25, 2012 in Bristol, Tennessee. Credit: Getty Images for NASCAR
Tony Stewart used to have an image as the bad boy of NASCAR. Lately, he’s toned it down. But on Saturday he may have regained his throne after he got into an accident that ended with him tossing his helmet at the other driver.
During a race at the notorious Bristol Motor Speedway, Stewart and fellow driver Matt Kenseth were fighting for the lead when they started bumping each other. One too many bumps led to a wreck that essentially ended both of their chances at a win.
Whose fault was it? According to Steward, it was Kenseth’s. And we know that because as Kenseth was traveling down pit road later, Stewart took off his helmet, wound up, and heaved his helmet right at the hood of Kenseth. “Perfect strike,” as the announcer said:
And just in case Stewart hadn’t made his displeasure clear, he vowed after the race to “run over him [Kenseth] every chance I get for the rest of the year.”
As for the helmet collected by NASCAR officials on pit road? “The hell with the helmet,” he said.
Kenseth was confused with Stewart’s anger, claiming he gave Stewart room earlier to avoid a wreck and Stewart didn’t do the same.
“I guess he just wanted to do all the taking, so that’s where we ended up,” Kenseth said, adding the two had incidents this season at Sonoma and Indianapolis, and Stewart refused to speak to him about the Indy accident.
“I just said `OK, that’s fine. I’m just going to race you the same way you race me,’” Kenseth said.
As for Stewart’s threat to wreck Kenseth the rest of the year, Kenseth didn’t seem concerned.
“Look, Tony is probably the greatest race car driver in the garage. I don’t really have anything bad to say about Tony,” Kenseth said, adding he was expecting the helmet throw.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.
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catfood
Posted on August 26, 2012 at 1:19pmI happen to know both of these guys and neither would go to the Big house to meet O’bama and got fined money by NASCAR ….. neither like to lose
Report Post »Sirfoldallot
Posted on August 26, 2012 at 3:19pmthe fat short cry baby Tony is just that , Spoiled. Threat , he maybe apart of the Obama distroy team.
Report Post »Tycoff
Posted on August 26, 2012 at 4:02pmThis is one of the reasons i don’t bother watching NASCAR anymore. Tony Stewart is nothing but a spoiled little *****! I‘m looking forward to one of his childish tantrums ending with a good beat down from some other driver who’s also fed up with his arrogant, childish attitude. He behaves for a while, than pulls another stunt like this, and NASCAR lets him get away with it every time. Also, when he does this crap, he’s wearing sponsor logos, and i for one will remember who’s paying him millions in sponsorship funds when i go shopping!
Report Post »sillyfreshness
Posted on August 26, 2012 at 4:34pmLooked to me like Stewart is the one who was pushing his car into Kenseth and lost control.
Report Post »pissantno.10
Posted on August 26, 2012 at 8:02pmwell i watched the race and they were not fight for the lead and kenseth did take him out.not sure if he meant to but he slid up the hill and hit smoke
Report Post »fande3rls
Posted on August 26, 2012 at 8:06pmI watched that wreck last night , Kenseth was at falt , tony was right to be upset , and it is bristol feelings run high .
Report Post »ERP
Posted on August 26, 2012 at 10:10pm“neither would go to the Big house to meet O’bama and got fined money by NASCAR”
NASCAR fines a driver for not visiting the “anointed one?”
At least give the NHL credit for not doing the same to Tim Thomas.
Report Post »Justus39
Posted on August 27, 2012 at 8:17amNeither like to lose. No one wants to lose. Nascar is the one who loses eventually. Because they are so dictatorial and protect certain drivers. Nothing will come of this just like the Nationwide Race where Austin Dillon wrecked tow different drivers and one had to be intentional because you could see him turn his wheels to him.Nascar is great at picking and choosing,therefore they are no different than wrestking.
Report Post »garbagecanlogic
Posted on August 26, 2012 at 1:03pmI hardly watch it anymore. Kinda turned into what has become of boxing and wrestling. Way too much bumping and upsmanship along with showmanship. Way too many immature ego’s out on the track. Trouble is, the rules allow all the bumping which leads to wrecks – which causes injuries and sometimes death. Need a full revamp.
Praise Be To Obama. Psalm 109:8
The U.S. Out Of The U.N.
Report Post »The U.N. Out Of The U.S.
Viejoken
Posted on August 26, 2012 at 2:52pmYou are out of your mind but it is garbage can logic. Obabababamaba You are kidding
Report Post »No Grass
Posted on August 26, 2012 at 4:03pm@garbage…
Agree with Psalm109-8: (ESV) “May his days be few; may another take his office! ”
As far as NASCAR, I don’t watch any more either. Since the Car of Tomorrow they are all the same, just different decals. I loved the days of old when the frames bodies and motors were based on the named manufacturer. Further, Dodge is pulling out of NASCAR again. Just as well, it is a Fiat now. Come to think of it, Fiat, just like our currency and constitutional republic.
We need to take our country back, including NASCAR.
God Bless!
Report Post »kapnkd
Posted on August 26, 2012 at 12:45pmAnother “sport” sadly slipping to the depths despair and antics of Professional Wrestling to provide the ridiculous “reality-minded” entertainment factor.
Report Post »Wool-Free Vision
Posted on August 26, 2012 at 1:05pmAww, kome on Kapn, let the boys have their fun.
I think comparing them to OWS/NBPP is absolutely ridiculous, and comparing them to pro wrestlers only slightly less so.
Report Post »wlc74
Posted on August 26, 2012 at 1:57pmThey were throwing helmets at cars in 1975. Comment on something you actually know about.
Report Post »kapnkd
Posted on August 26, 2012 at 12:40pmDarn!! ….Behaving more like Obozocommie (and other DEMONcRATS) will on November 7th!!!
Report Post »The-Monk
Posted on August 26, 2012 at 12:29pmGentleman….. start your engines.
I said start your engines not throw your helmets!
Report Post »Wool-Free Vision
Posted on August 26, 2012 at 12:36pmYou obviously weren’t talking to helmet-throwers, you said “gentlemen.”
Report Post »FloridaNotFlorida
Posted on August 26, 2012 at 1:37pmWool-Free Vision
Also for a self described casual viewer, you have talked to everyone in the sport????
And to say I am so concerned with what others think, and I am obsessed with everyone thinking the same…? You seem to be more like an exposed nerve on the subject and take to attacking at the drop of a hat.
Check yourself.
Report Post »Wool-Free Vision
Posted on August 26, 2012 at 1:55pmI have been on the radio for over fifteen years, and though I don’t watch many NASCAR races, I have been to many. I have hung out and partied with dozens of drivers, crew members, owners, etc.
I said I was done responding to you, but I wanted to make sure that you didn’t get away with calling me a liar when all you have is more arrogant assumptions.
Report Post »FloridaNotFlorida
Posted on August 26, 2012 at 4:03pmI find the abundance of contradictions and easy explanations suspect.
Might I also offer the “fact” that drivers are regulated in what they can and cannot say to the media. They can be fined, censured, and otherwise punished for commenting negatively on regulations or the sport in general.
And before you try to wave the first amendment, let me insure you that they are encouraged not to practice it.
buzz, buzz now.
Report Post »FloridaNotFlorida
Posted on August 26, 2012 at 12:18pmFirst off, NASCAR is not racing! I have not a problem with fan enthusiasm for this spectacle, but for the love of all that is holy, it is NOT racing…this proves it.
Secondly, actually take the time to candidly talk to a driver and the frustration oozes from their every word. These men were meant to race, not set themselves up for wrecks…which is how this event is meant to unfold….nothing more than glamorized demolition derby…..who the hell bumps during a contest and calls that “racing”….WTF?
NASCAR is the antithesis to actual skilled racing; it’s where F1 drivers go to retire….again, no disrespect to the fans.
Report Post »Wool-Free Vision
Posted on August 26, 2012 at 12:27pmDon‘t worry ma’am, I’m sure none of the fans were at all insulted by your contempt and ridicule from way up there on your racing pedestal.
Report Post »FloridaNotFlorida
Posted on August 26, 2012 at 12:38pmplenty of things are silly, that I still enjoy. I don’t expect anyone else to understand, and their lack of understanding does not bother me…it’s my own harmless diversion and the entertainment and joy I get from it is my own…
So, I don’t think a serious fan would really find any insult or harm in my opinion; especially when I at least take the time to give a tip of respect and ask that they not take my opinion personally….Ma’am
Report Post »Wool-Free Vision
Posted on August 26, 2012 at 12:48pmIt’s not having that opinion that is insulting, it’s more the passive-aggressive method you employ in sharing it that is so insulting. Please, share your opinion that “NASCAR is the antithesis to actual skilled racing” with Tony Stewart, but be prepared to dodge his helmet when he thinks you’re being an arrogant ass.
Report Post »grimmster
Posted on August 26, 2012 at 12:49pm@floridanotflorida aka encinom.
Report Post »Opinions are like ass-holes, everyone has one.Thing is, yours always has crap on it,moron.
And yes, i know thats you,change the names all you want,you still have the same writing style, and words……
FloridaNotFlorida
Posted on August 26, 2012 at 12:58pmHave you ever talked to any of these drivers?
Have you ever talked to any member of a crew or owner?
I have.
I have also taken the time to research actual driver thoughts and opinions on the way the “sport” is set up. They are pissed. They are there for the paycheck, but they are still pissed at the way the “sport” is engineered for sponsors and viewership. It is dangerous and that has very little to do with racing, but rather the gimmicks that are imposed on these men and their teams.
That makes it not only a joke, but a very serious and dangerous joke. Every new imposition put on these teams sends them through the roof with indignation and fury.
This thing you call ‘entertainment’ is not what these guys spent their young lives climbing the rungs to get into. But then you as a self described casual observer, wouldn’t know would you?
Report Post »FloridaNotFlorida
Posted on August 26, 2012 at 12:59pmgrimster you are mistaken…and you seem to have more oppinions than most aka ********
Report Post »Wool-Free Vision
Posted on August 26, 2012 at 1:19pmFlorida, once again you assume too much. You know what they say about assume. In this case it certainly holds true.
Have I ever talked to any of these drivers? Hahahaha. I have talked to nearly every single one of them. I have talked to track owners, team owners, pit crews, drivers, etc. and am on a first name basis with many of them. THEY LOVE THEIR CAREERS. Every single one of them. They love everything about their sport from top to bottom, with a very few exceptions which are meant to keep the races competitive.
Knowing this as well as I do causes me to doubt your credibility. I think you are an elitist blowhard who is fabricating anecdotal evidence to back up your arrogance and contempt. I also think you‘re jealous of NASCAR’s popularity, and it bothers the hell out of you that more people don’t see it your way.
Whatever the case, I am done schooling you and will not be responding to anymore of your trolling.
Again, no disrespect as I have no problem with your enthusiasm for Formula racing. See how that sounds?
Report Post »FloridaNotFlorida
Posted on August 26, 2012 at 1:34pmWool-Free Vision
I wouldn’t normally do this, but you are delusional, and misrepresent whatever conversation you may or may not have had with these men. I just plain do not believe a word….well perhaps some.
Do they love their jobs? Hell yes.
Do they love the industry that has provided that job? Hell yes.
But to say that these guys are all ga-ga over the stupid reg’s put on them and their cars is a crock of homemade doo-doo…..it’s not true if it ever was. Which when you state it as fact makes me doubt your conveyance even more.
And to state a difference of opinion from your own does not make me an elitist, but it sure makes a convenient hand full of mud when some one differs with you doesn’t it. No facts, just come out swinging with vacant insults…..right from the lefty play book.
Report Post »wlc74
Posted on August 26, 2012 at 2:03pmSorry, I call BS Florida. It is evident just from reading your post that you have no interest in NASCAR AND you don’t “research” the drivers. In it for the money? Are you kidding? Dale Jr’s manager (K. Earnhardt) came to him about his contract with Hendrick earlier this year. You know what he told her? “sign whatever they propose, I just want to race cars.” Ya, he is in it for the money. You don’t have a clue and you are of the same NASCAR intelect as the ones that say NASCAR is about driving in circles. These guys race to win the championship and as Kyle Petty once said, “Don’t tell our owners this, but we would probably drive these cars for free.”
Report Post »FloridaNotFlorida
Posted on August 26, 2012 at 2:11pmwlc74,
I call BS, and say that you miss the point entirely just as wool did/does.
And to compare Petty to today’s NASCAR is plain ignorant and shows how little you have paid attention to the evolution (devolution) of the sport I grew up with and loved “as a child”…and for Junior’s sake, he is in a financial position to solely focus on his job, and not negotiations…he wins either way. Grow up.
You guys are way naive and defensive.
Report Post »wlc74
Posted on August 26, 2012 at 2:31pmOkay, all of these drivers come out every week for a paycheck. That makes total sense. Austin and Ty Dillon think about nothing more than making millions in NASCAR, not winning a championship in the premier division someday. Jeff Gordon continues to drive week-to-week in order to support his family. Elliot Sadler continues to work his way through the Nationwide series so he can someday collect a paycheck like Dale Jr. You are wrong. Money is a factor, but is not the driving (forgive the pun) force behind why these kids work their way into the NASCAR division. Danica Patrick did not throw away a comfortable position driving INDY cars to drive in NASCAR for the money. These guys and gals do it for the challenge, they love to race and they get paid doing it. If you watch the sport, the interviews, and are intimately involved as a fan, it is undeniable.
Report Post »13th Imam
Posted on August 26, 2012 at 2:43pmNo way
Report Post »FloridaNotFlorida
Posted on August 26, 2012 at 3:18pmwlc74,
I appreciate your reasoning. But I will take exception with a couple of your points.
1.) Dana could not make it in formula1 and demoted herself to keep the sponsors in the green. Not my opinion, fact. She was a marketing ploy, not a serious driver. I mean no insult to her fans, and I am in no way being sexist. She simply could not hang. Her stats bear that out.
2. )Also, to allude that any one of these drivers is working paycheck-to-paycheck is disingenuous, and you know that as well as I do (re: Jeff Gordon….please).
Look, let me peel back to the point. When I grew up with NASCAR, the guy with the fastest car won. No limiters, plates, or intrusive mechanical regulations . Excuse my sense of sentimentality, but that is racing, pure and simple. That is why I finally gravitated to F1. The guy with the fastest car wins. None of this crap about rigging the race to be competitive….that in my opinion is un-american. Just because you keep getting your butt handed to you, you do not change the rules! You get better.
F1 as an example. Ferrari kept devastating the field….what happened…everyone got better. Though Schumacher is racing for another team, he has not won in a while.
That is the sole reason I have such a negative opinion of today’s NASCAR. I love the fans, they are the most passionate around…that’s why I mean no disrespect. But when my childhood hero Petty crossed the line, it was not because he bumped and shoved everyone in a process of
Report Post »All Pro
Posted on August 26, 2012 at 4:31pmAn F1 car drives itself. As Smokey Yunick said “I can teach a chimp to run Indy at 240. It doesn’t take any skill at all, just brass balls to hold the pedal down.” The real drivers are on the short tracks all over America every Saturday night.
Report Post »“He didn’t shove you. He didn’t bump you. He rubbed you and rubbing is racing son.”
NASCAR cup has been turned into a yuppie geek sport with a bunch of prima donna drivers. I hardly ever watch them.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wmALlEw7FpU
Jump to about the 1 minute mark. THAT is racing!
FloridaNotFlorida
Posted on August 26, 2012 at 4:44pmAll Pro,
I toally appreciate where you are coming from…NASCAR was never clean and pretty…but in the day, bumping and rubbing was incidental and considered part of the contest…BUT my exception is when it actually became part of the strategy because they had to compensate for all the mechanical “limitations” put on them….they had to drive different. They had to drive drive dirtier. When in the day did you see driver “pushing” one another? You did’nt.
Look, Im not being romantic, or trying to be an uptight purist (when the ideal never existed i the first place). My sole point is the BS that is injected into the “sport” for the sake of rigging it has degraded its intention. RACING. not everyone gets a trophy, and there are winners and losers…but everytime I see them circle the track 3-wide I weep for the sport.
Report Post »fande3rls
Posted on August 26, 2012 at 8:09pmF1 you mean run in line untill the tower says it s ok to pass , and the winners are chosen by how much money is offered to the board , Nascar is closer to racing than fake cars that no one can drive on the street .
Report Post »FloridaNotFlorida
Posted on August 26, 2012 at 9:22pmfande3rls, your specificity is welcome…but let me clarify…
When I say F1, i am most certainly NOT talking admirably of Indy…same dog different fleas.
I offer that true f1 racing on the European circuit is the most bare knuckles high end of high end sports on the planet. Some have offered that a chimp could navigate an indy car around the oval…i agree.,,now try that on a European run….not so much eh?
but take off the training wheels and try Monico, or Austria and some of the other human breaching tracks….no BS reg’s on the cars or drivers like NASCAR.
Did you ever see a NASCAR driver step up to F!….no, not ever….plenty an F1 driver has stepped down into NASCAR to supplement their retirement….
BTW, those supposed street legal cars in NASCAR are faux stock cars…come’on really? F1 not street legal and NASCAR is? truly you jest.
Report Post »oldasdirt
Posted on August 26, 2012 at 12:17pmI see a lot of postings from people that don’t understand NASCAR,it’s teams,or it’s OWNERS.I still love the 1st amendment.
Report Post »randy
Posted on August 26, 2012 at 12:04pmhe throws like a girl!
Report Post »turbo
Posted on August 26, 2012 at 2:31pm…just a short, fat Phillsbury dough boy that thinks he’s a bad a-s. Good driver though.
Report Post »Sirfoldallot
Posted on August 26, 2012 at 6:52pmlol
Report Post »502_eagle
Posted on August 26, 2012 at 11:52amTony has always been good are adding drama.
Report Post »Z
Posted on August 26, 2012 at 11:51amTake your helmet and go home wuss. No participation trophy for you.
Report Post »BryanB
Posted on August 26, 2012 at 11:49amWhat a BIG BABBY !!!!!!!!
Report Post »FREEDOMoverFEAR
Posted on August 26, 2012 at 11:49amMen are meant to be passionate and sometimes that passion can boil over. Sorry for the little girls on this site who don’t understand. I‘m sorry for the men who’ve been emasculated by this PC society, I still have mine dangling between my legs.
Report Post »saranda
Posted on August 26, 2012 at 11:46amits NASCAR. who cares.
Report Post »Wool-Free Vision
Posted on August 26, 2012 at 11:51amIt’s Saranda. Who cares?
Z
Posted on August 26, 2012 at 11:52amExcellent point
Report Post »502_eagle
Posted on August 26, 2012 at 11:53amYou do. You took the time to open it and post.
Report Post »mecanic
Posted on August 26, 2012 at 11:44amgo smoke………
Report Post »Wool-Free Vision
Posted on August 26, 2012 at 11:36amCome on, man! I love this kind of stuff. I don’t watch NASCAR very often, but more than any other auto racing. And when I do watch, it is this kind of passion that makes it watchable.
The officials will probably condemn and penalize his actions publicly, but I would bet they’re all laughing it up along with us behind the scenes.
Report Post »infidelsaplenty
Posted on August 26, 2012 at 11:28amAwe commom’. It’s racing. Ya leave all your PC wimpishness at home and have at it.
Report Post »JUSTANOTHEROPINION
Posted on August 26, 2012 at 11:26amWho gives a crap? Oh, the cry babies crying here. If you don‘t want your children to see this don’t take them to the events, simple. Every sport doesn’t have to be some kind of lesson for kids. Boo-Hoo……
Report Post »OneTermPresident
Posted on August 26, 2012 at 11:37amIt’s not the sport or the game.. it’s the players that set examples… good or bad for everyone to see. Stewart’s career has been nothing short of bad examples.
Report Post »brezzeone
Posted on August 26, 2012 at 11:25amSmoke is back
Report Post »OneTermPresident
Posted on August 26, 2012 at 11:23amHe’s been a punk a ss since he started. Years ago somebody should have took him behind the woodshed for a man to punk chat.
Report Post »Wolfpack01
Posted on August 26, 2012 at 12:47pmChange your picture for God sake. It makes me want to puke and ruins your credibility.
Report Post »MAULEMALL
Posted on August 26, 2012 at 11:19amLots of vagges posying on sunday morn….
Tony Rocks …Yall suck… Done
Report Post »NOT A CRAZY
Posted on August 26, 2012 at 11:24amGo change his diaper.
Report Post »OneTermPresident
Posted on August 26, 2012 at 11:29am@MAULEMALL… when do you turn 16?
Report Post »MAULEMALL
Posted on August 26, 2012 at 11:36amAsk your mom
Report Post »NOT A CRAZY
Posted on August 26, 2012 at 11:46amSorry Mall. I thought you were old enough to change Baby Tony’s diaper. I just now realized that you are still in diapers yourself.
Report Post »MAULEMALL
Posted on August 26, 2012 at 12:10pmSorry crazy I don’t talk to tards
Report Post »Anonymous T. Irrelevant
Posted on August 26, 2012 at 12:32pmAbsolutely no sportsmanship at all. Show a bit of grace and class. Stewart has no propriety of manners or discipline. Probably an Obama voter. Because he didn’t get his way, he couldn’t control his rage and lashed out against someone else for something he helped to cause. Putz.
Report Post »MAULEMALL
Posted on August 26, 2012 at 4:10pmwaaaaaaa loosers say I have no sportsmanship …Boooo Freakin Hooooooooo
alll you nancy ******** need to grow a set…
Report Post »watersRpeople
Posted on August 26, 2012 at 11:04amI‘m surprised that Toyota back there didn’t blow there UAW-made garbage off the track.
Report Post »watersRpeople
Posted on August 26, 2012 at 11:03amTony Stewart drives for Government Motors formerly General Motors (GM), and therefore no surprise he’s behaving like a thug.
Report Post »dannyo
Posted on August 26, 2012 at 11:03amwonder if tony would be willing to throw his helmet at the middle car in the presidential convoy, aim for the dude with the big ears..
Report Post »KingCanon
Posted on August 26, 2012 at 10:46amHow can this act of sportsmanship be honored?
Report Post »NASCAR… the helmets in your lap now!
Want our country back
Posted on August 26, 2012 at 11:14amWhat an example to the young fans….. dope.
Report Post »NOT A CRAZY
Posted on August 26, 2012 at 11:18amIs NASCAR a sport? I do know that Dodge just dropped out and I also know that Chevy is now Goverment Motors. So now you have Government Motors and Japanese cars (the reason I quit watching) racing against Fords. Whoopee!
Report Post »MAULEMALL
Posted on August 26, 2012 at 11:21amBOOOO FREAKIN HOOO…
Pull your skirts up …STFU grow a set and let the big peeps play..
W A Btchs
Report Post »woodyee
Posted on August 26, 2012 at 10:43amHow nice…
What a gentleman. Such a good example for children to follow. No doubt soon to be Time Magazines’ “person” of the year…
Report Post »REVerse
Posted on August 27, 2012 at 6:31amYeah. Perhaps they should stop throwing helmets and start throwing fists at women and take steroids like the other “role models” in professional sports.
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