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Elwood Senior Enthusiast

Elwood

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Looks like Tony Stewart is looking to kick Robby Gordon's butt. After last weeks accident and then the damage Stewart received this week I don't blame him. If he finished that good witht he damage he may have been in the top 3 without the damage. I'd like to see Stewart and Gordon take it out behind one of the haulers and finsih this. :devil:

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Sonic

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:devil:

I watched that whole deal, that was obvious retaliation against Gordon and yet Stewart still finds the time to :lurk: about Robby after the race when he sent Robby up into the wall.

HEY STEWART THERES A REASON WHY HE DIDNT TALK TO YOU AFTER THE PERSON IN QUESTION TALKED TO EVERYONE ELSE INVOLVED! Its because Robby wouldint of gotten a word out before Stewart would try to beat the :flag: out of him.

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General Lee 01 Senior Enthusiast

General Lee 01

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I don't get it... I don't really see where R. Gordon did anything wrong. It looked to me like Stewart intially hit R. Gordon... The he "retaliates" on him.

 

 

IMO, he deserves to be on the recieveing end of the whoopin. :devil:

antig24 Senior Enthusiast

antig24

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Robby made a legal pass, and Stewart for some reason didn't like it. I'd put my money on Robby in a fight. In videos of there last scuffle it looked like Tony didn't know what to do when Robby grabbed him :smash::devil:

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I was at Dover last weekend and Stewart and Gordon were talking and joking with each other on pit road right after driver introductions. Then they shook hands, walked away and got in their race cars. They didn't seem to be to mad then.

 

Not for nothing though, Gordon is a lot bigger and healthier looking then Stewart. I don't think Stewart would have much of a chance.

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