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open wheel pukes suck at NASCAR -
02-26-2007
, 02:17 AM
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If you took the best part of Yeley, Almindinger, Hornisch, and Montoya you could still not make a pimple of Kevin Harvick's behind when it comes to driving in NASCAR. I told y'all this before those worthless pukes even showed up. Maybe now you will listen. I think it depends on what kind of open wheel driver you are considering. |
Gordon, Kasey Kahne, Ken Schrader, Ryan Newman and a few others that began
their careers in open wheel oval cars. Yeley will probably come along in
time, but I also understand that there are other issues as far as JJ is
concerned.
Carey in Manvel
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"RickyBobby" <nascar42 (AT) cox (DOT) net> wrote in message news:bQvEh.106912$0y4.7050 (AT) newsfe14 (DOT) phx... If you took the best part of Yeley, Almindinger, Hornisch, and Montoya you could still not make a pimple of Kevin Harvick's behind when it comes to driving in NASCAR. I told y'all this before those worthless pukes even showed up. Maybe now you will listen. I think it depends on what kind of open wheel driver you are considering. There is no doubt about the abilities of drivers like Tony Stewart, Jeff Gordon, Kasey Kahne, Ken Schrader, Ryan Newman and a few others that began their careers in open wheel oval cars. Yeley will probably come along in time, but I also understand that there are other issues as far as JJ is concerned. Carey in Manvel |
not in the same league as the other open-wheel refugees, definitely not
in the same league as JPM.
Those other current drivers you noted did NOT have instant success. It
took them a while before they became successful.
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"RickyBobby" <nascar42 (AT) cox (DOT) net> wrote in message news:bQvEh.106912$0y4.7050 (AT) newsfe14 (DOT) phx... If you took the best part of Yeley, Almindinger, Hornisch, and Montoya you could still not make a pimple of Kevin Harvick's behind when it comes to driving in NASCAR. I told y'all this before those worthless pukes even showed up. Maybe now you will listen. I think it depends on what kind of open wheel driver you are considering. There is no doubt about the abilities of drivers like Tony Stewart, Jeff Gordon, Kasey Kahne, Ken Schrader, Ryan Newman and a few others that began their careers in open wheel oval cars. Yeley will probably come along in time, but I also understand that there are other issues as far as JJ is concerned. Carey in Manvel |
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Gordon, Kasey Kahne, Ken Schrader, Ryan Newman and a few others ) your definition of "open wheel driver" is too broad. From that list, |
Hornish, Almindinger and maybe Yeley have.
What kind of "open wheel" are you saying Gordon and Newman drove in?
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| The issue with Yeley is one of talent. He's in way over his head and not in the same league as the other open-wheel refugees, definitely not in the same league as JPM. |
right, I wouldn't consider JJ to be in the same league as JPM. JPM would
need some more experience to come up to par. And no, I am not being
sarcastic. Montoya's experience is much more limited than Yeley's.
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Those other current drivers you noted did NOT have instant success. It took them a while before they became successful. But their success certainly came quicker than most. |
Carey in Manvel
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On Mon, 26 Feb 2007 14:42:28 GMT, "Carey Akin" <cmakin (AT) att (DOT) net> wrote: I think from that list of names (Tony Stewart, Jeff Gordon, Kasey Kahne, Ken Schrader, Ryan Newman and a few others ) your definition of "open wheel driver" is too broad. From that list, I don't remember anyone but Tony driving in the IRL. Montoya, Hornish, Almindinger and maybe Yeley have. |
had quite a successful run in open wheel, as have the others mentioned
above. Probably the one with the fewest championships would be Kahne, but
the Ford develpment program he was in moved him around in different series.
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What kind of "open wheel" are you saying Gordon and Newman drove in? You really don't know? There is other racing besides NASCAR, and most is |
Go to www.usacracing.com and become enlightened.
Carey in Manvel
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Gordon drove open wheel midget cars prior to becoming the queen of the Hendricks stable. Gordon was featured alot, back in the old days of ESPN's/Dave Despain's "Thursday night thunder". Tony, of course-IRL. Uh, Tony, like Gordon was a multi USAC champion in midgets, sprints and |
diversion on his way to NASCAR.
Carey in Manvel
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If you took the best part of Yeley, Almindinger, Hornisch, and Montoya you could still not make a pimple of Kevin Harvick's behind when it comes to driving in NASCAR. I told y'all this before those worthless pukes even showed up. Maybe now you will listen. a pimple on his behind... you aren't taking credit for coming up with |
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"Cal Vanize" <nospam (AT) nothere (DOT) net> wrote in message news:cyCEh.5$wn2.0 (AT) newsfe05 (DOT) lga... The issue with Yeley is one of talent. He's in way over his head and not in the same league as the other open-wheel refugees, definitely not in the same league as JPM. I would expect that Yeley will come along faster than JPM. And you are right, I wouldn't consider JJ to be in the same league as JPM. JPM would need some more experience to come up to par. And no, I am not being sarcastic. Montoya's experience is much more limited than Yeley's. Those other current drivers you noted did NOT have instant success. It took them a while before they became successful. But their success certainly came quicker than most. Carey in Manvel |
years experience has Yeley had in major league racing?
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