Just days after accepting full responsibility for a wreck that knocked Clint Boyer and Carl Edwards out of the Pocono 500, Tony Stewart said he had put the incident behind him and was focusing his energies on the possible fatal crashes he could cause in the upcoming Allstate 400 at the Brickyard. 'Indy is a great track with a lot of history, and I'd love to add to that history by running someone's car full-speed into the wall in the short-chutes after Turns 1 and 3, or spinning them down pit lane, or even bumping them into the infield, and killing them,' Stewart told reporters shortly after arriving at Indianapolis Motor Speedway. 'I'd also love to win, if possible, but I have to run my own race.' NASCAR's Competition Committee has already issued a warning to Stewart advising him to 'refrain from making incendiary comments' and to 'save that sort of thing for the racetrack.' 