LMAO! "The big race" song comes to mind, but with you flipping him off as you drove by the finish line.

I guess it's actually the Parker 425<A HREF="http://www.off-road.com/race/schedule/" TARGET=_blank>http://www.off-road.com/race/schedule/

</A>"What is this Parker 400 ? Can you give me the details"?

To each there own BUT I would have stopped and helped. If during the help part he became abusive, cut the rope and leave, but helping might (MIGHT) have converted him/it to someday help someone else in the same situation.

I agree the gravel spitting up the path is real nasty thinking/doing, but two wrongs don't make a right.......

TYD

Parker 425 here:

http://www.bitd.com/ri_soep3252006.html

Fun to watch, even better to race.

At least you didn't kick up dust on them, that makes you a good person in my book. I'm not sure if I could have resisted.

only pull him out if hes in your way when u come back down

I'd have offered him a hand unless he'd been intentionally rude. Your post doesn't indicate there was any blatant offensive behavior, just that he didn't let you pass him. I suspect he was just avoiding being stuck in your dust for 20 miles. Minor offense. You said yourself it was no big deal. Maybe I'm missing something.

just put the shoe on the other foot would he have stopped for you thats all you need to ask yourself.

I would have stopped to atleast confirm the guy was a d@#k. upon asking if he needed help, he would prolly realize the err in his ways pretty quick. who knows, might end up being your best buddy after helping him out. or, you can get the satisfaction of telling him to start hoofin it a win, win situation. and God will still love you.