I didn't attent but I heard Varney had someone right of a new Solstice at the last double header and as thayne mentioned the accident at sunset, the camaro hitting the wall head on in 3, yea that was driver error as well, King of the hill is good its entertaining as all hell to so it needs to stay.

I was at Barrie last night, and saw the accident too. I think King of the Hill is extremely entertaining, and it is one of my favorite parts of the programme, but lets get this into perspective. The driver involved last night sustained very bad wrist and knee injuries, and although conscious, was still not able to move at all when he left the track. Insurance waivers are fine, but the laws of liability, are the laws of liability, and waivers mean very little. There is no doubt in my mind, that driver error was the cause of this crash, but I fail to see how the entertainment value should have any bearing on weather King of the Hill is allowed to continue, when peoples lives and well being are at stake. Lets remember, the track has no way of knowing if these cars are even safe to be on the road or not, let alone racing on a speedway! I for sure would rather see King of the hill removed from the programme, than someone get killed, or even a track be shut down because of liability issues.

the cars in king of the hill are supposed to be road legal cars, they are supposed to be able to sustain crashes at highway speeds so they should be safe or they should not be on the road.

the cars in king of the hill are supposed to be road legal cars, they are supposed to be able to sustain crashes at highway speeds so they should be safe or they should not be on the road.

+1

what exactly happened there guys?

our pizza guy talked to your pizza guy and told me about it last night, but the details were lacking

so, aside from the fact that a black acura hit the wall head on, is there anything else interesting to the story?