Vickers Boosts JR. In Sorenson

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Vickers is now taking Stewart's advice seriously after Stewart hit him heading into turn 11 on lap 38. It triggered a seven-car pileup, with Dale Earnhardt Jr. among those involved. Earnhardt Jr. suffered a broken radiator and shortly after retired from the race with engine failure.

 

Stewart claimed that Vickers was blocking him and said he won't tolerate that kind of racing from him or anyone else.

 

Vickers disagreed with Stewart.

 

Vickers did retaliated on lap 87.

 

Stewart wound up finishing 39th, while Vickers placed three positions ahead of him in 36th.

 

NASCAR has not taken any action against either driver. In other words, officials let Stewart and Vickers have at it.

 

"We haven't had any problems in a long time," Vickers said. "Actually, I think the last real problem we had was turn 11 [at Sonoma] in 2004, funny enough. That was the last time we actually got together."

 

Turn 11 at the 1.99-mile Sonoma course has had its share of incidents over the years.

 

"Either somebody gets aggressive and drives in there too hard, makes contact, or they just get frustrated and start using the bumper. It's hard to say. But it was pretty crazy from where I was sitting. I know that."

 

Seven Sprint Cup Series regulars are entered in the Nationwide event at Daytona. Dale Earnhardt Jr. is not one of them. Earnhardt Jr. won at Daytona one year ago.

 

Tony Stewart is one of the Sprint Cup regulars competing in this event. Stewart is driving one of four entries for Kevin Harvick Inc. He has won the last four season-opening Nationwide races at Daytona.

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