NASCAR 2011

[royalfan5]

I'm pretty excited that Kenseth has won twice now. Hopefully Allmendinger can get the monkey off his back and get the 43 back in Victory Lane.

 

[Gil T.Azell]

I'm pretty excited that Kenseth has won twice now. Hopefully Allmendinger can get the monkey off his back and get the 43 back in Victory Lane.

That would be nice to see. , plus A.J.'s wife is pretty hot!

 

[Gil T.Azell]

Well If NASCAR ever wanted to Give Jr a win them NOT throwing the yellow yesterday sure was a sign, too bad it back fired on them when he ran out of gas coming out of turn 4.
Boy that was a tough corner for any driver of a National Guard car with the initials "JR"in their name yesterday.

 

[HoneyBLilly]

If Jr hadn't had such a hard time restarting his car he would have won, and kept the trophy away from the slime ball Harvick, who is the one racer I will never like, but still despite him winning and Jr losing it was a good race. But Charlotte always is.

 

[Gil T.Azell]

If Jr hadn't had such a hard time restarting his car he would have won, and kept the trophy away from the slime ball Harvick, who is the one racer I will never like, but still despite him winning and Jr losing it was a good race. But Charlotte always is.

Charlotte is a great place to go, I went in 1998, rented a house about 8 mi. from the track for $80 a night, saw the all star reace and 600, a bunch of shops and a lot of nice hot southern women.

Though I don't want to see a HMS driver win I kind wish Jr had just so the media would STFU about it.
Oh and RCR any day.

 

[HoneyBLilly]

The only Hendrick's driver I don't like is Jimmie Johnson. The rest I like, and they've only won like two races this year.

RCR I have no problem with, except Harvick, he reminds me too much of the pedophile who lived down the street from me.

I went to Talladega on my birthday a few years back and that was the funnest time I've ever had at a sporting event.

 

[arch101]

Anyone But Kyle Busch

 

[Gil T.Azell]

Anyone But Kyle Busch

Richard Childress would seem to agree.
From Jayski's

Altercation between Childress and Kyle Busch after CWTS Race: UPDATES: From the SPEED Center Facebook page, "multiple witnesses tell SPEED there was a physical confrontation between Richard Childress and Kyle Busch after today's NASCAR Truck Series race..RCR driver Joey Coulter and Kyle battled for position..Kyle hit Coulter's truck on the cool-down lap..multiple sources say Childress took matters into his own hands".(6-4-2011)
UPDATE: Richard Childress had an altercation with Kyle Busch in the Camping World Truck Series garage area after the O'Reilly Auto Parts 250, sources confirmed Saturday night. NASCAR spokesman Kerry Tharp confirmed that NASCAR was looking into the rumors of an altercation following the Camping World Truck Series race at Kansas Speedway. The altercation happened in the garage area about 30 minutes after the conclusion of the race, according to the sources, who indicated that Childress initiated the altercation. Childress likely was upset that late in the race, Richard Childress Racing driver Joey Coulter and Busch had a tight battle for fifth with contact on the final lap. Busch tapped Coulter on the cool-down lap following the race.(Scene Daily)(6-4-2011)
UPDATE 2: NASCAR officials are investigating a physical altercation involving team owner Richard Childress and driver Kyle Busch in the garage area following Saturday's Truck series race at Kansas Speedway. According to a member of a Truck team who asked not to be identified, Childress took off his jewelry before approaching Busch in the garage area and struck him with his fist. The two were separated; traded insults and then Childress grabbed Busch in a headlock and struck him again before the incident was broken up. The crew member said Childress initiated the incident. Officials with Busch's team and Richard Childress Racing declined to comment on the incident.(Charlotte Observer)(6-5-2011
UPDATE 3: NASCAR officials met with Richard Childress and Kyle Busch Sunday morning at Kansas Speedway. Later NASCAR president Mike Helton met with the media and said that, in NASCAR's view, Kyle Busch did not do anything during or after race to violate his probation. NASCAR considered ejecting Childress from the track but decided to allow him to stay because his teams needed a race-day leader. However, Childress will have restrcitions on where he can go during the race and it not likely to be allowed on pit road. In addition, further penalties to Childress will be announced by Tuesday. Following is NASCAR's complete statement: "NASCAR has reviewed the incident involving Richard Childress and Kyle Busch after the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series race Saturday at Kansas Speedway. We have met with all parties involved and have determined what happened yesterday is unacceptable and will not be tolerated by NASCAR. Richard Childress's actions were not appropriate and fell far short of the standard we expect of owners in this sport. We have met with Childress this morning and made our position very clear to him. Further, we expect he will make it clear to all in his organization to ensure this situation does not escalate any further. We will announce our actions regarding this incident Monday. Kyle Busch remains on probation with NASCAR and we continue to watch his actions carefully. However, we have determined that Kyle's involvement in this incident does not violate his probation and no further action is required."(6-5-2011)

Sp a 65 year old man laid a beating on a 26 year old smart ass punk.

 

[arch101]

I'd have PAID Richard Childress $150,000 to punch Kyle Busch

 

[Sector 7]

Kyle Busch got what he deserved from Richard Childress. Too bad NASCAR let him violate his probation without any consequences. Once again, they look the other way when it suits them.

Charlotte is still my favorite track. I remember when Dad & I used to hang out at DW's garage at CMS. It was always cool watching them build the cars. We always had infield passes, which was the best place to watch a race.

 

[arch101]

^^^ maybe not. The 18 "fails inspection" after Pocono. Hmmm. I wonder if we're going to see a rash of pesky "failed inspections" and minor but annoying "rule violations" concerning KY Busch for a stretch. We all know how subjective NASCAR can be about these things. Robby Gordon knows all about this.