Reddit Was WRONG For This – NASCAR Sim Racing Stewards
New year, new Sim Racing Stewards, Left Turn style. Jimmy still wants no part of this series, so Jaret steps back into the steward’s chair and lays down the law. No debates, no appeals, his verdicts are final. With clips sourced from viewers and Reddit, this episode delivers exactly what you’d expect: questionable moves, hard racing, and a few moments that cross the line.
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- A slider for the lead at Gateway goes wrong, then somehow gets worse, raising the question of poor execution versus straight up intent
- A plate racing “love tap” turns into a lesson on bad pushing technique and why swiping across a bumper never ends well.
- Multiple Gateway incidents spark debates about lane ownership, surprise moves, and how much space is actually enough.
- A Roblox bump and run steals the show, and somehow becomes the cleanest, most textbook move in the entire video.
DJ Yee breaks down each clip with a clear focus on responsibility, execution, and racecraft, especially for drivers still learning ovals. Some incidents fall squarely into racing deal territory, while others highlight mistakes that could have been avoided with better awareness or commitment. And yes, the Roblox clip somehow ends up being the most impressive example of all. As always, the stewards’ rulings are meant to teach, not just judge. Whether you agree with every call or not, there’s plenty here that applies to anyone trying to survive and win in sim racing.
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