that if a driver announces he will be leaving a team at the end of the season, that a few of them actually start doing better? MRN just brought that up about Mears. Last week he announced he would be leaving Hendrick and he had his best finish of the season so far. It makes me wonder if some of them wanting out of a contract will sandbag until they get their wish. Then try to prove themselves for possible new teams.
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4 Comments
nascarkc88
Jun 29 2008 16:10
Changingto18
is right!
18packAbs
Jun 29 2008 15:49
well
it seems everyone does great when they are interviewing for a job.
Steve_CA88
Jun 29 2008 15:43
Funny...
how that goes eh? It’s cool seeing all 4 of the HMS cars in the top ten! Lets hope that they can all stay there for the rest of the race and maybe one of them (the #88) in Victory Lane!
godanchev
Jun 29 2008 15:40
JR included
Last year JR had so many blown engines that I wondered if he wasn’t touching the clutch.