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DRIVE4COPD 300 At Daytona Ends In Huge Wreck, Spectators Possibly Injured
Today’s DRIVE4COPD 300 at Daytona ended in a huge wreck that saw Kyle Larson’s car break into pieces that flew into the audience. Also, Tony Stewart won.
NASCAR’s Tony Stewart Attempted To Settle A Feud With A Good Old-Fashioned Helmet Throw
Well, helmet heave is more like it, we guess, but you get the idea. Over the weekend, Tony Stewart and Matt Kenseth collided while competing for the lead at Bristol Motor Speedway. Unsurprisingly, this did not end well for either competitor, and Stewart decided to show Kenseth just how angry he was. Shockingly, the car did not appear to sustain significant damage. [Guyism]
Watch Tony Stewart Be Kind Of A Dick To A Lady Reporter
On Friday, Tony Stewart had a nice little pow-wow with the media (it was called a “garage-area media availability” session, to be exact). At some point, he got mad at Associated Press reporter Jenna Fryer for asking a question about a Sprint Cup race that took place at Richmond International Raceway, which I guess would be okay if not for the fact the interview was taking place at… Richmond International Raceway.

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