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I'm not a Danica Patrick fan, but yesterday's race was a joke. Her car and team did a great job running in the top 5 all day, only to have the idiot Villeneuve take her out in the final lap. I'm not saying he necessarily did it intentionally, but when I watched it live, it sure looked that way. On replay, he was wheel-hopping it pretty bad. This to me is still his fault. I'm so tired of seeing cars and teams work so hard all day, only to have another competitor ruin it for them.

I think Nascar should make a rule. If you intentionally, or accidentally, wreck someone, then you swap places with that car/driver. If it causes a yellow flag, you switch places for the restart. If it's the end of the race, like yesterday, you swap finishing places. Danica still would have lost a couple spots, but you just CAN'T let this type of idiocy go on with no consequences. Why in the world WOULDN'T you wreck someone if all you do is gain from it?

Props to Danica and her team. It was a really well run race for ya'.

What are your thoughts on some kind of rule change in this area? Any other ideas?

I thought we generally tried to shorten terms, not lengthen them?

It just seems stupid that we always used to call the # sign "pound" and now it's hashtag. Whoever came up with this is not a progressive thinker.

For me, I will still call it pound. =P

We moved out of state at the beginning of this year. I am wondering if there is a refund for the tag and registration as it was good until December of this year. I've already acquired the new ones here in Virginia starting in February.