PGage, to moi, in part: > > > I see - so they are having trouble determining whether Stewart did > something to make his car contact Ward, or whether Ward stepped out into > the path of Stewart's car? I am going to assume that if it is the former, > then Stewart would be guilty of some kind of criminal act - reckless > driving at a minimum, if not some kind of manslaughter. But, without > veering into the kind of victim-blaming that got Stephen A. into trouble, > it does seem that under the circumstances, getting out of your car and > walking out into on-coming speeding traffic is a contributing factor in the > accident. > > The few times I've seen similar silly walks in Cup, the walker never gets that close to the wrecker's car, with or without sanctioner's officials holding him/her back. Still, Cuppers are told in prerace meetings to think multiple times before doing anything that could end up spotlighted on any sports net's highlights.
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