Talladega setting a bad example.

[Vol Mania 21]

there would be a riot if someone threw something at Jr or Tony, simply bc they have enough fans at the track to cause one.......too bad Jeffy doesnt have enough fans to have his back :cray:

i could go somewhere with this but I won't, i'm on probation rt now. :ermm:

 

[JennVols]

there would be a riot if someone threw something at Jr or Tony, simply bc they have enough fans at the track to cause one.......too bad Jeffy doesnt have enough fans to have his back :cray:

i could go somewhere with this but I won't, i'm on probation rt now. :ermm:

lol:

 

[JennVols]

And if the Talladega President has his way...

ESPN.com - Talladega chief wants fan ban enacted by peers

I don't see how the ban is going to work. They will still be able to purchase tickets, whether it's through someone else or paying cash through a scalper. Out of all of the fans at Dega, I highly doubt that those people are going to be recognized if they go back there.

I thought this reply to that article was funny, even though I don't condone it, it's still funny.

DarrellGlen
(5/2/2007 at 2:08 PM)
I think those fans that threw the cans and didn't hit the big sissy Gordon should be banned...the ones that did hit him should get lifetime tickets.

 

[volfanatic74]

I agree that it would suck to have BYOB banned at the tracks, but as long as we have dummies in the stands that think it is funny to continually launch full cans of beer onto the track (not to mention that these cars are worth somewhere in the neighborhood of $125,000), they are leaving NASCAR no choice. IMO it is just a matter of time. Possibly as early as some time this year.