You have to admit, Kenseth could have claimed the car was lose, still chattereing orjust too tight.
NOPE! he owned up and said ” I over drove it trying to catch up.”
Admitted it was a stupid mistake.
Thats why I like Kenseth!
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4 Comments
RDOF_Posse
May 09 2008 22:57
It's always refreshing
to hear the straightup truth without some sort of weird spin being applied.
Kit_Kat
May 09 2008 22:26
Your guy
did good Catfish. I like it when the drivers admit they messed up. I have more respect for them.
31BILL88
May 09 2008 22:19
ONCE HE WAS IN FRONT
I was hoping he would have finshed there.just bad luck on new pavement.
Harpo1958
May 09 2008 22:11
You're right Fish!
Matt’s a class act and an all around good guy!