And the award goes to....... Paul Morris. Heard about it on the radio today and his comeback was that all the other drivers out there drive like girls and he's the best..... blah blah blah. Well truth be told it was the other drivers that voted him as the most dangerous so that's saying something when your own competitors can't trust you.

nothing wrong with a bit of argy bargy, makes good for viewing.

yeah nothing wrong with aggressive driving, makes people think and try and speed up etc.

Paul Morris has been nothing but a hindrance to V8 Supercars. He hasn't been a front runner for years and all he does is punt people off the road when they are racing for position and he is in the process of being lapped. The only reason he still has his franchise licence is because he hasn't run out of money yet.

Another reason he is around still is that he makes a good mobile chiccane during Bathurst for holden,
how many races over the years have been won by holden over the years,
where morris has been a lap or more down,
blocking and causing trouble for a falcon which was doing constantly better lap times than the holden in the lead

That doesn't make for good racing. That's Inter team tactics at its worst for ya.

Crap Driver but his workshop does produce some top stuff..

He should do the same as Paul Wheel, stay with making stuff for racing and stay out of the cars...

I'm not surprised by this finding, everytime he's a lap down he blocks and runs guys off the track.
He's not competitive so he should get out and give a young gun a go, there are so many waiting to get in and prove themselves... The the d***head would have 2 cars in the top 10.

I don't know if you blokes remember Morris back when he was racing Super Tourers for Tony Longhurst. There is some footage around somewhere of an incident that occurred after Morris took both himself and his team mate-and team boss- Longhurst out. Longhurst got out of his BMW and walked-or ran I can't remember- to Morris' BMW and tried to punch the daylights out Morris through the open window. Maybe Morris would have learnt more if he had of had his helmet of but unfortunately it was still on.



Morris is not the only one with a history of punting people of though. Ingall didn't get call the enforcer for good sportsmanship. Jason Bright used to get a little carried away and lets not forget Greg Murphy (talk about someone who should get out of the game to give someone else ago) still refuses to give up a corner even if the other car is clearly in front-Ambrose at Bathurst a few years ago and Skaife (another bloody Holden) at Adelaide the next year. And who can forget the way Rick Kelly won his championship the lovely little low life.

Back when me were men and touring cars had no power steering Moffat and Brock used to be able to race door handle to door handle and not take each other of. Yet put Alan Crice on the track and it was chaos as he could not race within 200 metres behind another car with out punting it up the rear (or rear quarter panel, or rear door, or front door for that matter).

Unfortunately as soon as Morris goes there will be someone to take his place. Hopefully he will not be in the Blue Team

Maybe it will be Kelly if he can't win another championship, this time on his own merits.

Remember it well, turns out the rub between them in the preceeding corner had broken the steering which caused the incident. Tony thought it was on purpose and landed a few through the window...

This is over a year old...