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Originally Posted by jdraupp
I challenge anyone here on a dimly lit dirt track sitting in a sprint car with a helmet on under caution to find the man wearing a dark suit who shouldn't be on the track to begin with.
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TS didn't need to look for a driver in black. Stewart could oviously see that driver's car was disabled and given the reduced engine noise from the caution, so coudl everyone else. Given his experience, TS knows that the safest path would have been the one
furthest from the disabled car.
But for reasons that still remain to be explained, he chose to take another path around the track during that caution. Either because he was in the process of making a point, which would infer that he was able to see that Ward was on the track when TS came around the corner at a reduced speed. But rather than moving to his left to the inner part of the track like most of the other cars observing the caution, somehow this experienced driver ends up drifting up the track towards the disabled car. Why was he doing this??
Allegedly TS had a GoPro camera running during the race. Seems to be like if the video is helpful to him, and explains why he moved up the track instead of to the inside, it will be released.
If it isn't helpful his laywers will make try to make sure no one ever sees it. Either way on-board film of the moment Ward was run over will be pretty inflamatory.