You know, a couple seconds before he made it to the side of the 45... Ward was standing directly in front of it. Since that's how a track which is a circle works. And he still didn't see him then.
For that matter, unless you're saying Tony has ESP to know that he even wrecked a guy, this guy on the track was the guy he wrecked, and that he could see Ward when the 45 car was between him and Tony, how did Tony put together this grand plan to scare this guy in all of two seconds?
These videos show where Tony was facing, the inside conditions of his car, how obstructed his vision was in terms of helmet cleanliness and head movement, and which direction his car was pointing in relation to where Ward was standing?
Because I was pretty sure the videos were all filmed from high up and taken from a grand stand. Following that logic, why do NASCAR races proper even have spotters if the drivers can apparently see everything that the people in the grandstands can?
Oh, you mean to try to quickly juke the car to the left, as explained in detail by several members several times? Glad we got that settled.
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