VIDEO: New Video PROVES Tony Stewart Tried To Avoid Fellow Driver Debates continue over the accident that resulted in Tony Stewart taking the life of 20-year-old driver Kevin Ward. Although there have been claims regarding what really happened that night, there is some video evidence that may give insight into the incident. Although there is no evidence that Stewart made contact with Ward, the 20-year-old made the decision to get out of his car during a high speed race on a dimly lit track. Further, the video shows that Ward was narrowly missed by the first driver that passed by him. Still, he continued to walk out toward the track, and just seconds later the tragic accident took place. Video evidence shows that Stewart was heard thromping on the throttle in an attempt to turn his car away from Ward. And although there were caution flags waving, the track was slick and muddy, and even at a 20 to 30 mph speed, the scene was set for disaster. Ward made a decision when he got out of that car, and he took a risk. While investigations are underway into the incident, there is nothing as of yet that points to foul play on Stewarts part. There arent words to describe the sadness I feel about the accident that took the life of Kevin Ward Jr., Stewart said in a public statement. What do you think? Is Stewart misfortunate or guilty? 