The way I see it, the only thing Brady Short was 2 for 2 was two great top five runs at Brownstown and LPS. First of all, at LPS, I saw a track that was narrow and rough on top, and when you are slower than the car behind you, and you jump into the rough stuff, contact may happen. It sure didn't appear that Short did anything intentional. Looked like "racing" to me. I think Brady Short is a very smooth, fast, and clean driver.

Now the Brownstown situation. I saw a caution flag come out, and a driver with a lot of experience, Stanbrough, slowed very, very quickly, and Short had no where to go! I'm not sure how that was Short's fault.

Just the way I saw it...