On Mon, 18 Feb 2002, George S Willhite wrote:
> I didn't know he had to come in to the pit. Sure makes
> you wonder what would of happened if he would have
> attempted those last few laps. I hate to see Marlin drive
> so hard through half the race and then blow it on such
> a small mistake. He really earned his position up front!
>
> George
I think NASCAR was actually glad if not grateful that Sterling got out
during the red flag...they weren't sure how to interpert their own rule
and then how to penalize the #40 for him going under the yellow line in an
attempt to past Gordon...the pit call was a wise decision by the #40 team,
it could have save Marlin from wrecking and taking out other cars
>
> >>>>>>>>>>
> "Wisotzkey, Rich" <Rich.Wisotzkey@gd-ns.com> wrote:
> Yeah, but think about it. He didn't have anything to lose. His fender was
> into the tire. He had to come into the pit anyway.
>
> If I heard correctly, Dodge also won the Truck race on Friday.
> Rich - Ashburn, VA
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