As much as I would like to talk down about her off-track actions, this accident was NOT Danica's fault. ESPN got some footage of the accident. The crewman was walking in the middle of her entry to the pitbox, which every crewman should know that's a big no-no if they don't want to get mowed down. She probably couldn't see him over some of the other crew.

http://sports.espn.go.com/broadband/video/videopage?videoId=3389108&categoryId=2378529
(The video is not easy to watch, but it does not have any bent limbs or broken bones if you don't like that kind of material)

It's $410...Sandro909

I got my stats off of this article. So if the price is wrong, sue them.

I was driving home today, and on a local sports talk show, they were talking about the pricing for the Dallas Cowboys season tickets for 2009. Since they are opening the new billion-dollar stadium that year, they've decided to jack the prices up a bit... okay a lot. Due to sticker shock of the figures below, reader's discression is advised.

(NOTE: These prices are for the most expensive package, there will be "cheaper" deals)

First, there's a one-time fee of $50,000 to hold the rights to a seat for 30 years.
The actual price of a ticket is $340 per game
Parking costs about $70 per game

Final cost (rough estimate) for 2009 Dallas Cowboys Season tickets: $53,280 PER SEAT

So, who wants to pay that much for one seat?

Why not? What's the worst that could happen?

That's so messed up. Couldn't they move that to Sunday night? Or can they not touch the NFL network games? limpbizkit818

All NFL network games are protected from flex scheduling. Also FOX and CBS can protect one of their originally scheduled games from Sunday Night.