Carl Edwards didn’t just wreck Brad Keselowski on a whim. He weighed his options first.
This is what Edwards had to say on his Facebook page following the race:
“My options: Considering that Brad wrecks me with no regard for anyone’s safety or hard work, should I: A-Keep letting him wreck me? B-Confront him after the race? C-Wait til Bristol and collect other cars? or D-Take care of it now? I want to be clear that I was surprised at his flight and very relieved when he walked away. Every person has to decide what code they want to live by and hopefully this explains mine.”
When he puts it that way, it seems as though Edwards has a point. He couldn’t just let Keselowski keep pushing him around. Obviously, confronting Keselowski after the race hasn’t done any good in the past. And he didn’t want to get other cars caught up in his mess. That left one very messy, yet hopefully effective option.
It’s good to know Edwards didn’t want to see Keselowski get hurt. And it’s nice to hear Edwards’ point of view on the matter. I still say what he did was wrong, but it appears he didn’t have any other options.
Hopefully NASCAR will see this and decide that no further measures need to be taken. Let the racers race!
Tags: Brad Keselowski, Carl Edwards


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