awwwwww.....that's a shame.

Loren

L Vetter wrote:

I suppose it's Sam Hornish's fault for not spinning out and taking
Vickers with him?

-- Don

On Sep 12, 11:46*pm, Don Del Grande <del_grande_n... (AT) earthlink (DOT) net>
wrote:
Kyle Busch got what he deserved. He didn't deserve to be in the
chase...period. There's a difference between being aggressive and
driving like an a**hole and his driving has fallen more in the latter
category than the first category this year (and in previous years for
that matter, which is why he was let go from Hendricks). If he hadn't
wrecked so much while behaving like an a**hole during many of the
races this year, he'd have been there at the end. Also, he may want to
re-think trying to have it all and running in 3 different series. He's
now demonstrated that he's merely mortal and not as much of a hotshot
as he thinks he is.

I suspect that next year he will drop running in one of the 3 series
so that he can focus more on doing better in the Sprint Cup series. My
guess is that he will most likely drop the truck series next year.

"L Vetter" <vetterlpNO (AT) SPAMyahoo (DOT) com> wrote


Just another nail in NASCAR's coffin as a major sport. Maybe Dale Junior
can get off some jokes at Kyle Busch' expense for a change. That would be
kind of funny.

It is pretty sad that for 2009 NASCAR's shining light is fifty year old
journeyman Mark Martin. Maybe NASCAR is trying to spin him as the Brett
Favre of auto racing. I am going to retire. I am going to retire next
year. Aw, hell, I changed my mind again and I am not going to retire this
year. Wait, give me a minute and I just might change my mind back again if
I can remember where I was before.

It would be double funny if Jim Johnson won the title for the fourth or
fifth year in a row and nobody cared. Jim Johnson is sort of a Jeff Gordon
clone where they left out the witty personality.

"Bruin" <go4itttt (AT) yahoo (DOT) com> wrote

On Sep 12, 11:46 pm, Don Del Grande <del_grande_n... (AT) earthlink (DOT) net>
wrote:
Kyle Busch got what he deserved. He didn't deserve to be in the
chase...period. There's a difference between being aggressive and
driving like an a**hole and his driving has fallen more in the latter
category than the first category this year (and in previous years for
that matter, which is why he was let go from Hendricks). If he hadn't
wrecked so much while behaving like an a**hole during many of the
races this year, he'd have been there at the end. Also, he may want to
re-think trying to have it all and running in 3 different series. He's
now demonstrated that he's merely mortal and not as much of a hotshot
as he thinks he is.

I suspect that next year he will drop running in one of the 3 series
so that he can focus more on doing better in the Sprint Cup series. My
guess is that he will most likely drop the truck series next year.


Wrong. Some sponsor will offer to sponsor a car or a truck but only if they
get a name recognition driver in it.

On Sun, 13 Sep 2009 00:58:49 -0700, "RickyBobby" <nascar42 (AT) cox (DOT) net>
wrote:
I don't see anything sad about Mark Martin AT ALL. I'm proud for him.

Bruin wrote:
Yeah, but now the chase is NOT OFFICIAL because Kyle is not in it!
Besides that, a whole hell of a lot of people will stop watching now,
including me.

"PawPaw" <PawPaw (AT) aol (DOT) com> wrote

Did they teach you to read or were you at recess when they gave that lesson?

I did not say that there was anything wrong with Mark Martin. He is like
the Brett Favre of NASCAR. What is sad is that NASCAR's biggest star is an
old journeyman.

RickyBobby wrote:
How in the fuck are you possibly comparing these two???
Martin can still *perform*!

....and what the hell are you doing out of my KF, racist?
I noticed you in the Packers NG.
Stop jumping out or I will cause you to embarrass yourself.