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>>Ok... I guess I was wrong! Kasey AND Kevin Harvick >>have been fined and are on probation until Nov. 30! I >>think this is a bit steep, especially for Kasey. Not >>sure what good this will do though. Because the >>$10,000 fine is pocket change to these guys. And the >>probation is really nothing, they still get to race >>and gain points... so as long as they don't get into a >>"scuffle" again then there will be no harm done to >>either of them. >> Kasey is a pretty calm guy and didn't even try to >>fight with Kevin, so I'm not too worried about him >>having anymore problems. Kevin on the other hand will >>probably be on his best behavior for the next few >>weeks and then be back to his old self again. So in >>short, I'm not really sure what the point of this was. >> The drivers have worked out their issues with each >>other, so I don't see why they couldn't just drop this >>one. Maybe NASCAR just wanted to make a point about >>incidents after the checkered flag. But there have >>been several other incidents earlier in the season >>that didn't get any penalties... so why should this >>one? Make a new rule about it and then really inforce >>it next season... why start something like this 2 >>races before the end of the season? I'm so confused >>by this whole thing that I don't even know what to >>say!!! LOL! Check out the article on NASCAR.com >>(www.nascar.com/2004/news/headlines/cup/11/10/kharvick >_ >>kkahne_fines/index.html) and then let me know what >>y'all think! Not sure how to do links on this board >>yet so you may have to cut and paste it into your >>browser. >> >>Can't wait to hear y'alls thoughts on this! >>Kristen K. >>Georgia > >I was posting about the same thing when you were...ha! > I think this is ridulous too. I thought Harvick made >it worse by making the comment that Kasey wasn't big >enough to get out of his car. Harvick was showing >that he was looking for a fight by making that >comment. > >I think Nascar needs to be consistent too! What >really has made me mad is that they will put drivers >on probation, but they never make them sit out a race >when they violate their probation. Look at Stewart >this year. Nascar is too afraid of losing fans if >they make a driver sit out a race and the drivers know >it, so the drivers with the uncontrollable tempers >will always get away with it. Oh well, that's my 2 >cents. I just hate it for Kasey. He doesn't deserve >to be on probation much less the fine.

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