With the whole tire debacle on Sunday at Indianapolis Speedway another very interesting debacle happened that wasn’t as publicized…

At O’Reilly Motorsports Park on Thursday night USAC (United States Auto Club) Midget car owner, Tony Stewart was reported slapping the headset off one official and shoving him.

Stewart owns the midget cars of Tracy Hines and Levi Jones. Hines was the points leader and running in the top four when he grazedthe outside wall on a restart.

When the crew planned to change the right rear flat tire and get back into the race before the restart. A USAC official ruled they were too late.

Stewart then knocked the headset from the official’s head, then shoved him.

“We talked about it after it happened and after the race was over,” Stewart said. “It got their eyes open, and they’re doing everything they can to make sure incidents like that don’t happen again.”

Gggrrr baby…momma likes it when you’re bad!

But really? Is this how a race car owner should be acting? Shouldn’t there be a level of professionalism? Or since you can’t really fire yourself if your the boss, does it matter what you do?