What will Nascar do to Robby today?

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In article "Hammer" <forget (AT) bout (DOT) it> wrote:

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FTR I think this is more than a slight decline:

No offense, Dan, but it appears much more than "a dozen people on a piddly
newsgroup" have lost respect and/or interest in NASCAR, and the figures
are rising.

I Never take offense to related 'real' articles...
However, the one that I think you missed, is that
while they numbers are down, they still were the most
watched sporting event of the weekend.... usually...

You know... baseball, football, and NASCAR have all experienced
ups and downs, or peaks and valleys.. I think they always look
at the entire curve, and not just one point.
I don't think I'd stick the fork in them just yet.
Few experience huge growth rates year after year after year.
They all reach a plateau at some point.

Dan
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"TSMC" <noemailhere (AT) tsmc (DOT) net> wrote

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NASCAR was in the wrong!
They never should have trrown the green flag while Robby was contesting his position!

Had Gordon raced Ambrose clean, for the win or second I could see his position, but he
took out the race leader on pupose!

My opinion (yes, everyone has one, most stink!) Gordon OWES Ambroes the BEST car at The
Glen! If Robby qualifies and Marcus does not, Robby should suck it up step aside, and
let Ambrose dive his car!!!

"Anthony Fremont" <anyone (AT) nospam (DOT) com> wrote in message
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Mike Smith wrote:
On Tue, 07 Aug 2007 05:32:02 -0700, Mark <mblackwell1958 (AT) yahoo (DOT) com> wrote:

Well its fine day. (no not a fine day or at least it hasn't started
that way) I wonder what Nascar will add on to Robby's penalty.
Frankly if they do much more to him, we should start turning the set
off and would encourage others that think he was treated unfairly to
do likewise.

$35K/probation is a slap on the wrist and shows NASCAR is not serious
about penalizing assholes like him. We should turn off the TV for a
penalty which is too lenient.

The only leniency I see is that KH and MA didn't get penalized for wrecking other cars.

Right or wrong, he should have listened to NASCAR, now he is
showboating and still proclaiming that "he is right" and NASCAR is wrong.

With that minor penalty, it appears that NASCAR thinks it was the one in the wrong.
This is just face-saving on the part of NASCAR IMO.

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What will Nascar do to Robby today?

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Re: What will Nascar do to Robby today? - 08-08-2007 , 01:37 PM

Re: What will Nascar do to Robby today? - 08-08-2007 , 04:56 PM