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Torrence is lucky his little temper tantrum didn’t cost his team the championship. I wonder what NHRA’s policy is on fighting, although calling that faggy face push fighting is debatable. Anyone remember when Doug Herbert snatched Clay Millican up by the throat? Now, that move was strong.
I'm just glad the NHRA allowed the championship to be settled on the racetrack where it belonged with Brittany and Steve meeting up in the next round. That move by the NHRA was the right move for both the fans and drivers IMO. I'm sure Steve will get an ear full from the NHRA after the awards ceremonies...
Steve is very lucky per the rules, pushing a guy in the face and raising a fist is unsportsmanlike that could have cost him a second championship. The fans in the stands definitely let him know what they thought when he was on his way back to the pits...
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Participants at events are expected, at all times, to conduct themselves in a professional and non-disruptive manner consistent with good sportsmanship and NHRA’s role as a family-oriented sports organization with events suitable for attendance by all and, as to those events that are televised, suitable for unrestricted viewing by the general public. Any participant who, in the sole and absolute judgment of NHRA (1)verbally or physically threatens another person; (2) uses vulgar or derogatory language; (3) engages in UN-sportsman like conduct; (4) engages in conduct detrimental to the sport of racing; (5) otherwise creates a condition or circumstance that is unsafe, unfair, or out of order; (6) is not honest and truthful in his or her dealings with NHRA, including without limitation making a false statement or creating, submitting or using a false writing or document; or (7) otherwise violates any NHRA rule, regulation or agreement, shall have violated this rule regarding participant conduct. Any participant who NHRA believes to have a conflict of interest that does or may improperly affect fair competition shall be disqualified from participating to the extent necessary to avoid such conflict of interest. The scope of such a disqualification shall be determined in the sole and absolute discretion of NHRA.