It is amazing to me the level of inconsistency and down right stupidity that is abundant with Nascar decision makers. They suspend a crew chief for six weeks for a loose screw, take away 100 points from a driver for cussing, and dare anyone to touch their precious new piece of crap car. Then you have a driver who intentionally wrecks another to advance his own position and potentially win and they sit back and say that it is racing.
Keep in mind that any sport that does not enforce its rules with consistency and promoting fair play is not legitimate. The last thing that was as unjust and inconsistent as this was WWF wrestlling where it was all a show anyway. So now we are left with a so-called sport where the bottom line is how much money we can make at all cost. So it is not Kyle Busch or Denny Hamlin that are to blame for out right cheating in the race last night. It is the fault of Joe Gibbs for allowing it and Nascar for being part of it to sell more tickets and get higher ratings.
DW and his fellow moron commentators petted Kyle Busch for what he did Friday night before the race and then down-played the whole situation after the race. I just hope that Nascar fans everywhere are not too stupid to see through this smoke and mirrors created by Nascar to sell more tickets, create higher ratings, and get more sponsors.
I call upon the Junior Nation to boycot Pedigree Products and whatever the hell it is Hamlin sponsors as the only real way to stop this madness. I also call upon the Junior Nation to boycot the Darlington race and the All-star race unless Nascar parks Busch and Hamlin for three weeks.
I see that Stewart can see what is going on at Joe Gibbs racing and is trying to get out. Maybe he can be the fourth at Hendrick MS and a new era of domination will commence.
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dalejr1March
May 04 2008 11:03
I am waiting to see also
I do wait anxiously for the response from Nascar, but we both know that if they did not black flag him during the race for rough driving then it probably will not result in a penalty.
I was just as upset when Stewart was punted at Bristol to take away a potential win. I am saying in this that Nascar cannot stand by and allow this to continue. Any driver could go out and wreck anyone that passed them. What is the sport in that?
I do hope that someone sits down with Busch before he does this to the wrong person and gets hurt. He nearly got his butt kicked by Steve Wallace and I am sure if he messes with the Wallace family again that he will regret it.
annticki
May 04 2008 10:44
First of all.....
Nascar has not had it’s “say” yet. If you’ve been around Nascar a while you’d realize that other than on-track penalties (which Denny did receive when Nascar parked him for 2 laps for intentionally causing a yellow flag), further penalties are discussed and decisions announced mid-week following the race.
No doubt all of what happened will be discussed. While it’s doubtful that Busch’s actions will result in any penalties, I’ve no doubt that he’s going to get a sit down and some “advice”. According to Jimmy Spencer, Nascar has sent past “bad boys” in to talk to Kyle more than once already in an effort to enlighten him on the peril of his ways. And there is no doubt that Rick Hendricks has had/or will have a discussion with Nascar as well as J.D. Gibbs.
Denny’s role in that caution might result in further penalties. Stay tuned…..
jgr74
May 04 2008 10:40
jr. stinks
I don’t understand why jr. has any fans. he’s not that good of a driver. Every Jr. fan pisses and mones about him every week on how he was robbed. Lets get to the facts he hasn’t won in 2 years for a god reason. He’s not that good of a driver.