Late Model Stock Car Driver Picked Up, Carried Away From Ill-Advised Fight Attempt

Late model stock car driver Andrew Grady thinks he was wrecked by competitor Davey Callihan in today's qualifying races for the Martinsville 300, one of the world's biggest late model races. As racing drivers often do, Grady decided to go to Callihan's car post-race to voice his displeasure. The situation escalated quickly, and Grady began throwing punches at Callihan while he was still strapped into the car. Then, somehow, things got more ridiculous: Grady was throwing punches at Callihan, plus an extra a kick at his car, when he was carried away by someone else. Not pulled away, carried away.

Yes, that's Grady being lifted up and physically lifted out of the situation he had escalated. It was the right choice, too; the fight ended immediately, with Grady walking off after being dropped back on the ground.