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Wow, that's some atrocious grammar.

Stunts? Stuns in order to? Does something stunning in order to?



Person eats (food) in order to be full.

Driver stuns (everyone) in order to quality.

It makes sense to me.


But they don't stun in order to qualify. They stun while qualifying, or drive well, which both stuns and qualifies.


They did stun in order to qualify. Regardless of wether that was a side effect from what they REALLY did (driving well).




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