Reminder: The deadline for our semifinalists to submit their blogs is Wednesday, Sept. 5 at 11:59 p.m. ET.  Remember, the 500-word limit still applies.

Once again, the topic for this round: 

If you or I get cut off on the freeway, we might be react with some degree of anger or frustration. Imagine getting spun out coming out of turn 3 at Talladega, with 20 laps to go and a chance at a top-five finish ruined. That will get most NASCAR drivers' blood boiling.

There have been a few episodes of "Road Rage" in NASCAR this season, generally resulting in a little finger-pointing and name-calling, but little or no damage to cars or drivers. Should this kind of behavior be banned, or is some of the drama it creates good for the sport? Where should NASCAR draw the line between entertainment value and  safety? Do NASCAR officials already do an adequate job of policing this, or does more need to be done?

Discuss Road Rage in NASCAR, and what can or should be done about it.